The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-15

NictVFys NOW HSnbieinGHJ WlHoh you nave
nominated your candidates and iaid down
yo,tf tatY5tih, II your platform expresses,
defines, and aproponnds sound Republican
doctrines, and yonr. candidate be an honoraT
ble, true Republican, 4 shall golto work
with all my heart and strength to elect him.
But now Ii The time. This afternoon, this
night, tomorrow. are the previous hours for
YOU to decide what you will do, and how
YOU will do II. fApnlatse,1, / enter into
no particulars, but YOU kriowi all OF vtu,
there Is hot man il, this Convention WHO
does not know that you can so conduct
yourselves within the next forty EIGHT hours
that the three or four months Of work be,
fore you will be ,unavailing. [Applause.l II
GOVERNOR HAYEs>s VIEWS. + ,.@, : :.
Governor Hayes. OF Ohio, in the course
of his speech, said !" As to the candidate
OF this Convention we, Of Ohio, ask only
this. We fight Nobody. We assail no man.!
reputation. Whoever you nominate we will
try and help to eiecthim. IApplause,] Alive
want is a man, in the first place, who ishonesf
[cheersl; in the secondvplaees we want a
man of comprehension enough to know
what is right and what is wrong [applausel; |;
and in the third place, we want mau who
Is brave enough and strong enough to carry
out his convictions. [Checrs.] GiTe us a
man OF great purity Of private life and an
unexceptional public record, and count On
| Ohio next November" sjGreat cheers.] ;tt
AcoLoRED PLANK IN THE PLATFORM 80
Rev. Highland Garnett,, Of Kentucky,
said "Mr. President, try in your dellhera-
tions to put in, little plank that will give
security to the freedmen of the South ). that
the sufferings which they endure from the
rascalty and villainy Of the managers OF the
Freedman's Savings Bank shall he. set
Alright. [Applause.] Don't forget and see
that you do it, and You will have the graft
tudc, love, and respect Of that mrlch-iniured
people" .a..., .;.s ......,.a .a..... 'i.s's..
's PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Loring, from the Committee on Per-
maaent Organization, reported as follows :
President Edward McPherson,Iof PENN
sylvania. ....... !
Secretary: Irving NJ. Bean,i OF Wiscon-
sin. '.- .. ..t......t .-'.' '....-.." 20 i"
Also. long list OF vice-presidents. ,r,
Mr.. Mcpherson on taking the chair made
brief speech. .@,s fa -. 80. See
The Committee on Rules reported they
were not ready to report. ..i .rl; ":t
CONVENTION ADJOURNED TILL THIS MORNING.
The Convention at 3:t5 P. NJ adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning =.
CHARACTER OF THE SPEECHES.. .
The speeches made were Of the usual cha
racter, with some strong points I'm favor OF
Ihard money and civu-service reform, which
were applauded. The greatest demonstra-
tion was over Mr.. Curtis and his reform
club resolutions. Allllsions to the iate war
freeing four millions, and points of that
kind, were tamely received. The orators
made no special allusion to the candidates.
STATES OMITTED.
In forming the various committees, States
and Territories with contesting delegations
were omitted. ..,.. ... e.. ,... ..
Virginia is represented on the Committee
on Credentials by j. }. Dczendorf, and on
tie Committee on Resolutions by William
Miller. ,'a'+ 4. e.. '