New-York tribune., 1876-06-16

ICheers Taey demand politician in the highest and
and Sss Of that rTd w 5
wants Of the people, with not only the requiem
the hour but with the ands Of the future Iney ae
this to the other nations OF the earth
esns nnS mnn SEo snass that prosperity
resumption, when they come, must come together
%an hy T hsnd in
oy the whrlng spindle and the turning wheel Wheel
hand in hand past the open 9orsfs SsH% ii
hand by the caimneys filled with eager @ hpemey bas has
got to ba dug out OF the es You
pas ing resolutions in political meeting naS VINO
knows that this Government should protect every czen
at home and abroad (cheersl who knows tnat my
that will not defend its defenders ana VIII os
protect its protectors is disgrace 10 the map OF the
world lApplausc.I They demand man VINO Deheves 1S
In eternal separation and diyorcement OF cnuren anu
schools They demand whose political reputation
il spoess star, but they do not demand una. tnel
candidate shall have certlncate OF oiai cheir,o
The who has in full habit and rounded measure al,
OF these splendid qualifications is the present gand anu
gallant loader OF the Republican party, James " be'
oar country crowded with the vast and marvellous
achievements OF its first century asks for man worthy
OF past prophetic of her tuture asks for man VINO
has the audacy OF genius lappausel; asks Tor man
VINO IL the granest combination vi heart, conscience
and brains beneath the flag. lApplause That man Is
James g. Blame Applauscl For the Repub lean host,
led by that intrepid man. there can be NO such thing US
This is grand year year filed with the recolections
of the revolution [applausel filed with proud ana
tender memories OF the sacred past filled with tue
legends OF liberty year in which the OF freedom
viii drink from the fountain OF enthusiasm appause
In which the people call Tor man VINO @ ns ara re
served Congress what soldiers won upon ne ncid
Icheersj Year in winch call tho man that has
from the throat OF treason the tongue OF sanuer
Democracy from the hideous OF Rebellion. man
whO like an intellectual athlete, stood III te arena oi
debate challenged all coers and who up to the present
moment is total stranger TO defeat. Applause Like
armed warrior, like puned knight James ". D,aie
marched down the halls Of the Amer can Congress anu
bia and
f0r head Of every defsmer of his country anu snet
OF ts honor Loud cheers and cries Oh "iiine anu
" Go on."l
The Chairman-Isi it the will of the Convention that
the time OF the speaker be extended ten minutes Cres
OF Ycs.gI Col. Ingersol then proceeded
For the Republican party to desert that gallant man
upon the field OF battle [CheersI jar % g. Baine is
and been for years the bearer OF the sacred
because no human being can stand beneath its
folds without becoming and withoutt re re
Convention in the name OF the great Republc-the only
Republic that ever existed upon this earth-n tue name
name Of all her soldiers living in the name Of all her
sodi-rs died upon the field OF battle, and IN the
name OF those that perished in the skeleton Gluten OF
famine at Ander sonye and Libby checrs whose suf-
ierIngs 80 eloquenty remembers. Illinois nominates
OF parliament rians that leader OF leaders james q.
Blaine. Loud and repeated cheers.
Mr. Frye OF Maine followed in support Of the nomna-
ton of Names idol Whoever is nominated by this
Convention. he said he will carry Maine by 10000 ma
orty He was eloquent and forcible in describing the
great cause involved In the pending contest and declar
ing its invincbty for its sake under any chosen
leader.
CoNKLING IN THE FIELD.
When ..ew-York was called Stewart l.. Woodtord adj
yapced TO the platform In obedience to the injunction
of the New-York State Convention he presented the
honorcd name OF Roscoe C0nklins. lGreat applausel
Broad in culture he said, eloquent In debate, wise in
counsel fearless In leadership true to the old Republican
party IA the needle ia TO the pole Mr. Conkling needs
neither defense euogy He is q positive quantity
in the body polite. He characterized Mr.. C0nkiing
as a true friend Of Ulysses $. Grant. Appausel The
speaker proceeded with complimentary illusions 10 the
other candidates prcsentedJewell. Norton and Brs-
tow-and he referred delicatcy and eloqueny to the
sudden silence OF party feeling when Mr.. Blaine was
stricken down. as 1t feared. ~ the hand OF death
how prayers went out for him, and how Newfork joins
all the others In congratuang Maine and the nation on
his restoration But let he said nominate President
with our heads and not with hearts. tApplauscl
He then discussed political situation for the purpose
Of showing the policy Of nominating Mr. Conking as the
best means Of securing a national Republican triumph
He urged the laying aside OF all personal differences and
all state pride In the remembrance OF what Democratic
restol alton means tApplause.l
GOV. HAYES PRESENTED.
Gov Moves on behalf OF Ohio, presented the name OF
Gov Hayes one who is well known and greatly beloved
by OhIo who when raised its head unlike those
who are inyncbe in peace and invisible in entered
the military service. and until the struggle ended fol
lowed his leader and his flag. Gov Hayes had defeated
successiyey Thurman, Pcndeton. and william Allen. he
said and got In the habit OF beating Democrats and
from the force OF habit will do it again If nominated here
n. il brave honest. unprctendng wise, sagacious,
scholar and a gentleman. His simplicity OF
life il standing rebuke to the extraya-
ennce which leads to corruption In public or
priv life take him for the sandardbearer because In
him il can ddate who carry Ohio, Indiana. hinos
and New-York. well all the rest because In him Is
a candidate in whom all differences can unite and be
cause his nomination the safest and best for the
ance OF success.
BENJAMIN Wade seconded the nomination OF Gov
HAYES He il, he said. man beloved BY oil Republic
cans respected by all Democrats-a man who would run
without opposition.
Mr. St James Of Missouri also supported the nomina-
ton Of Gov. Hayes.
Mr. Davis OF West Virginia further seconded this nomi
nation. that of man who Is always equa TO every
successive station he Ills.
Mr. Bartholomew OF Pennsylvania presented the name
of Gov II ,rtrauft which elected applause lie did not
claim Gov Hartrantt superior intellectually to all the
other candidates but he said that the Governor knows
enough to that he don't know everything, and VIII
listen to and take good sound sensible advice lAp-
plause. The speaker eulogzed his candidate for mis-
integrity patriotism, fidelity. purity modesty, and
and IA being the chosen leader OF the Repub
cans OF Pennsylvania Gov Harranfts nomination here
ia not OF his own asking he sad but the spontaneous
seeking OF the Republican party.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. Cumback moved to adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing Loud cries OF No. No. Yes. Yes.
vote was demanded by States, and 1t was so ordered
Tie roll was then called The rollca had proceeded
to Arkansas only when 1t being announced that the hall
cannot he lighted the Convention at the suggestion OF
Mr. Frye Maine by general consent agreed to adjourn
until 10 q. m. tomorrow.
INTEREST IN THIS CITY.
OPINIONS CONCERNING THE ADJOURNMENT WITHOUT