The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31

tie guarantee Of q tucccssfui achievement of the
WORK Of na,lons Sno @ reorm IGS Dem;
iottn IN yer syrocu.e platform OF ls'4, whrh r, have
State and uIcn Which Inc ST Louie tonyniiop rcere
seans The DemcrsSy Ct me G T99ie r uned SaSsa
they incorporate herein, a nart OF this platform. the
ticnai Dcmocritic platform Il 1873.
hs,or.d INA, con tenn a interference WIN the
hcllng ihat az the leople IN e the states aikc re.
equal protection. ond lhM all orders; practices, and
turoea should receive puDllc retukc and punishment
according TO the offence committed. -
coming election do approve and raifs the proposed
ms o seenrn s nenceior,h mors econon,es and
efficient edmni.irAon Of the prisons anu the canals Of
vito their management siricsr responsbllty to the
an c"nomc i1annssneS, Of Se canals as VIII bH.t
eubsctye the interests OF the state and Of the
fesoTei. lhst as American citi7ens and Democrats.
nc Donor snG soo sae @ % o G FeeSs GsVenmSn
W. hereby eater our oemn protest against the recent
den. of tie United States, place Government troops
people and to coairo, iacr elections goyernmen
,Sroas & asS sS trse tFf ecS sads ne
eond mnaion oi all who love republican freedom. and
| hate despouc power.
THE reading Of the resolutions was ropcatly in
terrupted 10y applause, and, at the close, ths re-
| port was unanin ously adopted.
IHE STATE COMMITTEE.
The call of Congressional districts was
the called for members of the state Commit
tee, ana the respective districts named tacir
mncmbers Of the state COMMITTEE, as toiiows;
| bowler Francis Nolan, Edward Cahi1. Henry
woltman, Bern d Reilly, Edward l.. DonneIiy,
{. Cnlds. Cornelius II: Evans, Lewis Beach. r.
l.. Latin. Daniel Manuiny, :. c. Gleason, Jere-
| w. W. Gordon, Allen c. Beacn, George Bar
bard. Sidney u. F,rcnd. VIM. A.. Beach,
/ Henry Howcll. Lester u. L. ulkner, c. y. Apgar,
! I. y. aher. WIN. Purcell, Henry +. Gowuskie,
| Joseph arren, Wan. boOhstdver
Mr.. Jaculs uf Kings county offered n resolu-
tiun to proceed to vote for q candidate Tor Gov
| eruDT, cach delegate. when his name was called,
u rise IN MS place ana name bis cnoice. CrrrIed
poRsHEINER's NAME PRESENTED FOR GovERNoR
| MIR HibOard Of Erie rose and was called to
the platform; He said he had risen To nominate
the Hon. W William Dotsheimer - "A csndidate for
| eentlemens qualifications as tie ndidhte u
| the Democratic party. lie said that his great
Fitted for tue POSITION. Reviewing the history
| Of the state he referred to the services of bis
father, Pnilip D1tshcimsr, who was well and
| NtleIy known as DEM Crdt, and then referred
to the nomination of the son for Lieutenant
koyernor. aud asked II anything had transpred
suco bis election TO that position which oiu not
show his close Identification wish the Demo-
.ratic par y: Mr.. llihbard then referred to Mr..
ton Of Namue }. l,lden Tor tie Presidency
lApplau.el' aud SAID be had done hs duty faitc.
strongly urging Mr.. Dor,heiner's nomination.
MI. Cooper Of New York erose. bat ne WAS m
CONFUSION prevailed, In wtich there were cries
Of "Giyo US u Democrat!". and "Scymo ar 70
"Seymour" tGreAt cDniu,ion.l Several dele
gates rose and ittempted to address the CHAR,
but the confusion rendered II Impossible to pro-
| ceed. dr. COoper was on tue platform yalniy
waiting an opportunity to be heard Tor several
Mr. kinsella arose and shouted, "In the name
Of Horatio seymour let the sentemap be
Finally order was partially restored, and Mr..
Cooper ; Id Gov. seymour had Uecn written to
by Mr. Dorsheimer himself. who urged him TO
accept the nomination, but he perenptoriiy do
Of M but sss ses
"POrtsrl"
DEMAND FOR FAIR PLAY.
| Mr. Cooper retiring Mr. Apgar took tho
| platform aud said he stood there in the interest
OF far play and a decent Convention. whether
you, gentiemen, favor tone candidate or not,
4 Is your duty to siye hearing to the prosenta-
ton Of al names. lie said int the candid cy
of .ir Dorauciner uuld toe Injured uy no dis
orderly proceedings or UNI ,iraes.. No are here
to make the best n0U alton we can. So As To
have e"r STAT e'eci our ,icket. Now, sad be, II
Gov Sel muur could he inauccd 10 accept the
nomination. no one would more cleetluils hul1
up bOih hands ana say Amen than lac. lie was
h fe TO second the nomination of no one. tut he
claimed far play for all le thought there
were men here ss spectators who were disturb
tng the deliberations oi tne Convention, wEich,
II So. WAS not rignt.
Mr. { Charits " Br oke Of New York rose to
PROPOSE name which, he sad, needed no in
PRODUCTION. lie had Ge ,rd It asserted tnat Gov.
seymour would not accept tue nomination on
more taneiOie reason WAS gwen he should urse
lis name A. a candidate fpr Governor. lCneers.1
Nr. -Eea Of New \ Ork inquired whether ther.
had Deen received any let ,r firm Mr.. SEYMOUR
dsohning TO serve the Democracy OF this state
, VINO ioNe :" honor him. Was there any warrant
for saving ne w0uio desert The Democracy III
tins nourf Nominate lin and he will lei II
his cutS 10 accept, and from tnat moment tat
canvass IL tns state is hnished. lCheers.l
4 TELEGRAM FROM GOV. SEYMOUR.
MIR. Marone, .lr.. sad he yielded TO no man IN
reNe eICe 10 Huratio Sc} Wuur, tut when Mr
SeNmoAr had tuid his trusted friend, FflncI'
, k.sTU a 10 4
thcu he asked the Convention II II should pu
dsliber tc ON the substitution OF another name
. " fne following elrgrdm,' sad he, mas teef
received by Mr. keInan from GOV. seymour"
, L. ftaaeh A'yIar: ,....., .,,
! not permit. HoLAriO SEYMOUR
= lCres of" Then Give us another Democrai"l
[ N"w, gentlemen, should YOU not look Tor An
otncr candidatet lie sald II was wed snowr
z that HoiaUO Seymour's health was unequal I,
the cany So and urged, ~ eonclusion that the
! nomination should not br gru on him.
Mr.. Faulkner OF Livingston -aid tnat there W Il
Q an unnIstakatle feeling IN THIS convention IL
. ! favor " tue domination u hgr Ito SEYMOUR
| lAppIause,l lie therefore moved the unanimous
: | uounsiion OF IioratO seymour. ana would tLei
: move an ad IDYrDment to ten O'Clock 10 morrow
: | morning III order to give the Chairman time tt
conmuuicats thit nomination. u Mr. seymour
: | aud gcii is answer.
Nr. VI gone said he would second that motion
On inclucinz toe motion TO adjourn To II
| ms motion Was hrat in oiuer. to nominate Ho
= ratio Seymour ~ accamaton. lie had made
! 40 motion 10 djourn.
order while another candidates name was be
! fore tie Convention. lnreat confusion.
T Mr. Graves OF Steuben said tie Convention
should let mooeratlOn prevail, aud renemDe
: | that the entire embodiment Of democracy l.
not IN llurauO seymour. No one had more re
snt CT Tor that man than himself out II wa folll
: | to insist that he, an he alone, can reprcsen
J. tue party. lie appealed for equal rehts in tnu
U Convention, Let every man have hi, say out
| aud then II HoraiiO Seymour IS tue mau /,
y | nominate, well and good.
2 MIR. wynn OF Jefferson Welded to no man II
: | reverence Tor IiOratO seymour. tut II II shai
4 | prove mat he viii not take TIE nomination, ne
r | ~ behalf 4 Jefferson county desired @ presen
> tne name Of candidate from tnat irtlun uf IA,
n : ate worthy of their sufrages, worlhy to sIant
r | side bf side with samuel i. iliuen in prescott
I iug the Wolk Of reform. lie named james h
. | StarOuck Of W MaterlONn.
y CLAKKsOS n. POTTER NAMED.
/. NJ Frost of Westchester addressed the Con
| ventlln o present the name Of CIarkson y. Pot
| ter, VINO, he said, WAS - man OF undoubte'
! honor aud IN unsullied Democrat MIR. Potter
name was received WIN cordial demonstration
4 | VI applause. Mr.. lro-t proceeded utithy tunOu
=, hi, r.naldhtv's public career aud his uuallh "a
lions Tor the GoNeTnOrsuip, heiug repeatedly IN
teTruuftd ty APPLAUSE. lie said his record II
10 Co .rcss WIS one OF whicn any man might h
q. proud, and II numln ted, be would u
! elected. lie will 10 worthy surcesso
T. of nT, III zen, and faithfully carry on