, 1876-07-28
STOREY ON TILDEN.
The Old Mans Rccol1cctjons Of tho No.
. torious Spence Platform :"
OF 1854.
He 9wcars Tildau Was the Foremost Mem.
ber Of the Committee on
Resolutions.
ar. StoreJ Thinks Tlllen Stands No Show Of Eltt.
tiop Against Han Like Dor. naJsa.

Ut. Storey Thinks Tllen Stand, No Show Of Eltt.
tioa Against Han Like dov. llsJsa.
Hendricks, as seoond to Tildsn, Would
Certainly Lose New York
aud Connecticut.
From, fhs CAfcnGo Timer, June7t.
THE following article Tas printed In douhlo-
leadel brovcr on the date Of publlrtion.-En.1
Tho fact that Alr. 8. ]. Ti1dcn wns Chairman
Of the Platform Committed Of the Chicago Com
"pcaco PLATFORM" prunoHnc,nE tic Nv War e fail.
tte, MD demanding, IN Immediate cessation OF
hosttltlcs. seems to haye been strangely forgot
ten BY tl'9 NortheTn politicians who propose to
Louis. It ia best tint tbnt fact Should bo re-
called before tho entrance upon programme
50 stupid; for II would certnniy not lack plenty
Of advertising after the taking Of tho proposed
cratic Natiunal Convention Of IsoI "a follows:
NJ, Tilden, Of New York. odared tho following
6s He.Ssxa That eomailtesof onc delegate from
bs appointed TO- report resolutions, mud That nil
rcsolntions IN relation to platform for tho Deuo.
Gratie party be referred TO aad Committee wlthont
The resolution wa adopted, and The Commit
tee appointed n follows:
Maine-Iol,n W. Dana,
Now ltampslre-Edwin Pcnso,
Connccttcut-Charlea II. 1ngcrso!l.
Rhode Inland-Charics s. Drallcy,
Mnssaehnsetta1Gsorgot Limit,
He~ r.s York1sAMuHh (; dis1LnS.o; ;. r1IpEN.
New Jcrsey--Abraham Browning.
rcnnsylvanla-Georgo W. Cas-.
nclaware-Clasles1 brown.
Mary,and-Thomna @. Pratt.
kentuckJ-James Guthrie.
Oh!o-clcmcnt L. Vallandigham.
1idas1aIsa'asi 1i1ssis-s. E. Mai.ha'1' Il; 11ano'.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. sh, Baldwin.
Mssouri-Will!am a. Iiaii.
lewa-t. y. Bates. 1,
Callforn1a-]0hn i. Weller.
oregon-ns;n11an'n ;11 stark.
The platform reported by this Committee
consisted of ak resolutions. Tho first ouu was
Union under the Constitution Tiie second s mi
ono was In the following words, namely:
Resotrtd, That th's Convention does exp,tct,,v
deelaFs as tho scnso Of the American people, that
BY the experiment Of wal, ,-during which. undnr
hgsr t6an the tho 4onsttatiSea tSSf. f.
liberty and private fight siks tr5ddon dowh' low npd and
tho material prosperity Of tho country Essentially
paBs %eass denaa na%ay a st and ho
uE xApE Fon CESSATION Or no8rnIrIzs, with
othsr poaccnbja cars 10 H. M ,ts .e Ssates Or
iIest Practicable Moment ncscc n!ar T. a. ,ne sar
the basis Of the Fc1Drnl States. VA
The third resolution was a condemnation =,
intcrfcfcneo by TIE military authority with ecc-
The fourth was iInnnhrintn ~ sb, !.
tratlyc usurnat,on Of sStraor,nary e
granted By the Constitution manifested in
military arrestu tho disregard Of State rights"
nial Of liz rirt to caT ar,na ~ ~ st.c aq ~.
was roprobaton OF tho Anin,stra.on ~ ~ ~, ~
nrisoners Of var. Tbs sixth Wss ~ doa' sespeet 70
If eylnnnthv with and .nnscrott,n ~ sH;!
so1dtara OF 1ur ar1nyn '1''"S''n aoF 'tno
''Me E;very " ono ~ liz liz ,o,o,rt,o,.
t to tic War. hut na,c ho.S nmv "to "a lHie'
cal sienIcancc, or gave any nosft}yS p3tr
hs fSnous rssof,on ane seeena
aboye, 0A 1sp'o"ucco
Tho fact that Mr.. Tf1ac, rem. ~. r..
member OF thn Comnttsn vch hrnrant fptt
tiis buria, piatfor1n Of III" Bcnncrasi 1orta
would not seSm to encouraae anX rcasopah;1 paIhSg
oxpectstIon Of his eiectIon to TX Prasiaano Pi"o,o
ucaiuet such 4 man as CIV. i1nyea 'sio'ncy
SOME NOM.
Ast. Louis organ of tho Tiiicn % faction a.,,uc.
responsible for tho peace resolution Of Tia
Democratic National Convention In 1884 Thc
organ asserts TINT, though q member Of tho
Committee on Rcaolutlons, llo tnado = two s
particular plank Of the platform. II Is rather
Unfortunate for tho Governor Tint this lrfcnsa
colncs 80 lato. james Guthrie, OF Kcntnckv.
and Vnllnndlgham, Of Ohio, ,lpon whom, tIna
ayo been Icad for several ycars. md arc ueba,
to talk back. But II Air, TiiIcn was 40 bittnSiv
opposed TO tho aut.-war resolve a. ia now ~.