The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24
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without having votes therein.
COMMITTEES
The CHAIR announced the committees on organiza-
tions, credentials aud resolutions
Committee Permanent Orgdnisation-John d.
Lawson, New y ork George opdyko. New YORK; Isaac
II. Cocks Queens; j. T. Leievre, Ulster; W. H. Aioro,
schohare; j. II. Mofit. Clinton j :. Potter, Washing
ton; p l.. Williams, Jefferson A. W Mailing, os~eao;
:. Wood Wayne II. A. Rumsey Seneca; A. j. Well
man, Allegany D. A. Shields, Wyoming
Committee on Resoluti0ns-B h. Phelps, New YORK;
c. 5. Spencer New York; g. W. Curtis, Richmond; b.
Plat Carpenter, Duchess; A. A. Reyes, Albany, John
~ Francis. Rensselaer,; J. j. Gilbert Franklin A. A.
Yates, Science ady sidney Cooper Jefferson samuel
Campbell, Oneida; A. 5. Owen, Chemung; William
Lewis, Jr., Delaware; j. IL. Marundale Monroe; X f.
o. Mason, Ontario; 5. s. Guter, Ere; G. W. Patter-
son, Chautauqua
COMMITTEE on Credentials-Messrs. William Rich
ardson Kings; +. G. Cowden, Westchestcr; s. Sives-
ter, Columbus I. o. X. Luddington. sullivan; s. H.
Remington ST. Lawrence; W. w. Rockville, Warren;
b. Doolittie oswego Allen Munroe onondaga; Will
Broome John n. Knapp Cayuga; T. s. Pritcbari,
steuben; q. 7. Ncdder, Cattaraugus; A. f. Miller,
Genesee.
ACTION CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Mr.. kEYEs, OF Albany, moved a resolution that del
egates from Congressional districts shall present the
names of their members OF the future State Commit
tee and also OF the nominees tor Presidential electors.
Mr HEALY, Of wyoming moved to amend by pro
vidng that II any delegation fails TO agree name
the state Committee shall make the selection.
Mr.. PRINCE OF Queens SAID there was no occasion to
meet difficulty until 1t presents itself. He did not
think the contingency anticipated by the gentleman
was likely to arise
amendment
Sir KNAPP, OF Caynga asked substitution OF E. b.
Wells for himself member OF the Committee on
Resolutions. IL was so ordered
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion II was ordered that when the Convention
adjourn be until three O'Clock this afternoon.
Efforts to make the hour four O'Clock IN order to en-
able the Convention to attend the mass meeting to be
held ut two O'clock failed.
The Convention took a recess until three clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Con Had, cha aftor
session until twenty five minutes after three.
Among the occupants of the platform were Thurlow
Weed, Chester A. Arthur, Postmaster James Joseph
Choate, exCollector Murphy, General Burnside and
George W. Bliss
The CHAIR requested all seated on the floor who are
delegates to retire and leave room needed for dele
gates Nobody obeycd the order although evidently
half the occupants OF the seats were not delegates.
Some moved that delegates who were entitled to
should RISE Nearly double the entire number OF
delegates arose amid laughter.
The CHAIR announced that he had no police and no
power to enforce the order 10 outsiders to retire. and
so they renamed
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
Mr.. LOSING, from the Committee Permanent Or
ganzaton, reported the name OF John NJ Francis, of
Rensselaer,, as permanent chairman Adopted with
applause
Mr. LOSING, of New York. and Mr.. Hustled, of
Westchestcr, were appointed committee to conduct
the permanent President to the chair
ADDRESS OF THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
Mr. Francis, not being present, the CHAIR at the sug-
gcslion OF Mr. Hustled, presented communication
from the Liberal Convention also assembled to-day at
Saratoga pledeng their support hayes and Wheeler
lapplause)-as iollows-
At a state Convention Of liberal republicans held at
MERE presiding, the following resolution offered by Hon
White Of Livingston, declared unanimously adopted
Resolved That liberal republicans believing that the
principles OF reform WHICH we have heretofore advanced
party recently adopted at Cincinnati and the ieers Of ac
ceptances OF lis national candidates, Rutherford b. HAYES
of the national republican party justified by
the character OF its nominees: therefore
Resolved That liberal republicans of the State ofNew
York in State Convention assembled do accept and pledge
Of Rutherford b; HAYES for President and William A.
said Convention directed furnish copy Of said re
solution adopted to the Republican State Convention
IN 's' BES%AMiS 7. MANlERKE P,e.iaen. Convention
state Convention.
Mr.. Hustled, OF Westchester moved that the com.
muncaon be accepted and placed on file and that the
on the floor Of this Convention. Adopted. (Appausc)
General SHARP moved that the Committee on Perma-
nent organization be instructed to report names Tor
electors at large
Mr.. LOSING, from the Committee on Permanent Or
ganzaton, further reported tho following permanent
OIL GERS OF the Convcntion-
Fresident-John NJ. Francis of RENSSELAER,.
Vice Iresidents-Iutus B. Corning, OF New York; G..
W. Storr OF New York: J. b. d. Coon of Livingston;
Adolph Nolte, Of Monroe; Joseph +, Knapp,
sss noSsn D e s,sr Wat Vast
ter A. Wood, of Rensselaer,; Carroll L. Smith,
OF Onondaga; Clinton l.. Merriam, OF Lewis William
Gleason OF Deiaware Alexander s. Diven, of Chcmung;
Byron Healy OF Wyoming William +. Wheeler Of Cat
taraugus; Webster Wagner OF Montgomery; Charles H.
Foote OF Clinton; d. o. Bradley. OF Wescheslvr; W. L.
Bostwick, OF Tompkns; A. G. Allen, of Toga; Enos w.
Barnes, OF Allegheny; A. +. Neal, OF Erie; J. W. Cor
ning OF Wayne; Charles l.. Heminuth, OF Ontario; s.
Cromwell OF Oneida; d. d. Gregg, of Oswego; John
NJ Crane, of Queens; Charles ii. kimbal, OF Orange
George l.. Terry OF Washington Il. c. Force, of Sara
toga; +. L. Judson, OF Albany; Augustus sherman, OF
Greene, and Richard ID. Murphy, of New York.
Mr.. CONNOLLY moved that the Chairman OF the re-
spectvc delegations announce the names OF The mem
bers of the state committees and the names OF the
Presidential electors Carried
IIk NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
The roll was called and the following announced
members OF the New State Committee