The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-24

Mr. Losing OF New YORK and Mr.. Husted OF
WestUhesier were appointed committee to
conduct the permanent President to the chair.
Mr.. Francis not being present, the chair, at the
munication from the Liberal Convention, also
assembled to-day at Saratoea, pIedeine their
su Dport to Hayes and Wheeler. lApnlausc.1
Mr.. Hustled moved that the Communication
be accepted and placed ON hle, ana that the del
esaies to the Liberal Convention be invited to
seats on the hOor OF this Convention. Adopted.
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Connolly moved that the Chairmen Of the
respective deisgations announce the names OF
the members Of the State committees and the
names OF tho Presidential electors. Carried.
The roll was ed, and the following announced
members OF tho new State Committee;
First DisSSct Ei.1sr TpwS,snS sscSns c, ss. n. p
Mllams' Fins. A9stis Lsher sl,h Sheridan ssnookI
Pstiss; ,Eis!sSse ,Alonso .. r6o!nSi "PpIaS.qi
fayne Fosrtceath. g; y; R iSdqinsiSnI fifsssnia.
WIZ HSS,s e'si Sssa. B
!?'sss%s E SSs 'ss 3 ssP;: rsS$I;s.a Ssss;
george y GsOas ssU.fs John ESpp
jS@1 k0ISass %
GSTa,S. fs.S9s s hss Ss"SSsS S.6n
L. Jones.
Mr.. Francis. now appearing with the commit
tee Of escort. was presented, and briefly ad-
| dressed the Convention. HIS remarks were ire
| quentlv interrupted by applause.
"A communication was rsceiyed from the
the adoption Of the following, which was re-
ferfed to tho Committee on Resolutions:
Whereas. The trsfc in alcoholic beverages I, sonrce
and in iisef tho gg.nic crlme Of crimes OF hs age
Whereas, 1he constitutional ponce power Of the
state competent 70 the resraint or prohibition Of the
Sesoioed, That this Convention hereby recommends
q y tne en'a,ne Lesi.atu e. which shall maze
& sss sale S al ssSsS aS n.
| A communication was received from the
Womsn's Christian Temperance Association Of
| the State OF New YORK, asking the Convention
| to take into consideration a resolution adopted
at their meeting, declaring the Importance OF
Immediate action on the suppression OF the
liquor trafic 10 the state. which was referred to
the Committee on Resolutions.
| PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
The district roll was called for Presidential
Electors, with the following result:
F aepry ssSddes sscG.S SCs1 ass9Ty FrS
c. Van wyck sixth. E. " stongh,on seventh, Ruth.
Ss john .GA n5', f.1s 9[es
Lsysa.n; frsOef,Sf kaGas: fYsiiIs D. o. BIsals
sSsiS rySissss s.ss n s h'S%s Ss.ls.ps
Issls W. kSs:el;, ,hwsn.'c'9 EawarG E, W.
srd iScsi fWeSiytSira Dshisi h. GooavS; Twcuty.
miehaeii fschs.ss"' i' % Geo. W Jonss f%sntyssy
snSI Tsea sA M@ ses
| NJ. towell ihiry 'nrst El9ett Townsend, Thirty
Allen.
Mr.. Hustled, at the request OF the Chairman,
| read communication from john Cochrane's
| body OF u committee OF thirteen to confer with
the Republican Convention.
On motion OF Mr. Hustled tho Chair was
quested to appoint a like Committee ON Confer
| suce.
THE RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. ID Plat Carpenter. from the Committee
on Resolutions, ro orted IN substance As fOllOws
| Reafhrming tne principles declared IN the reso-
lutions OF the Convention OF June IA, 1876, aud
HAYES and W. A. Wheeler. our candid ies for
| President and Vics-Pres .dent. The resoluti
OF the Government to secure them TO every
cltizen the duty Of maintaining the public
faith In favor OF speedy resumotion
| by the Democratic House Of Representatives TO
repeal the date for resumption, as an act OF re-
| pudiation denouncing as evidence OF Demo-
| crotic duplcitv. Gov. Tildon's signature OF a
| State specie paying act. aud then joining his
ernneat. thus pisdsing the people Of the State
| to specie payment. while aiding the National
to d" Il; challenges as untrue the cllim Of the
| credit to lilden's Adm nlstfation Tor the reduc-
tion Of ta1atio on because Gov. DiI's Adminlstra-
| tion largely rcd uced the public debt while the
| present Sta.e Administration had reduced~t
almost nothing and recosnizes the patriotism
| and public services Of President Grant. lGrsat
| applause.l Adopted.
NOMINATIONS FoR GOVERNOR.
Ar. Spencer moved to proceed to the nomina-
| tion OF candidate Tor Governor. Carried.
| MT. fnelDs OF New Ork elOuuthtlf presented
the name OF toe " Governor, f. ID. Morgan.
Mr.. Curtis was called TO the platform amid
tremendous applause, and phd glowing tributes
| To the worth OF oil the candidates who had been
| canyassed outside tue Convention as men OF
auility and spotless character, and then pre-
| senied the reasons why. In MS judgment Hm.
| NJ. Ey trts should be the nominee oi this Con.
| vention for Governor.
| Gen. Martndals Of Monroe seconded the
nomination OF Mr.. Evarts, because lac believed
1t WAS called for by the Spontaneous, popular
sentiment OF the State.
ham n WasfrnAataF u
| nizDs the great worth Of bOth Messrs. EyArts
ana Morgan. rose TO nominate another, whose
| greater measure OF success IN the coming cam
paign. lie named WIN. IL. Robertson of West
Mr. McArtnur OF ltenssalear nominated Mar
| tin |. Townsend OF Renssalear, which elcted
! long continued applause.
Dir. Prince of Queens seconded the nomna-
Mr. Hale moved that the roll be called and
each dolegate. as his name Is called, shall name
ms candidate for Governor. Adopted.
The result Of the tiIsi ballot was Morgan, 242 /:
Eyarts, l2o; ROBERTSON, 2ii Townsend. lS.
| Whole number OF votes, 40; necessary TO a
Air. Curtis OF Richmond arose and was re-
ceived with spplause. lie referred to the fact
that al the Chicago Convention OF 1880, when on
ballot IL was found that another than MIR.
Seward had secured majority Of the sun ages,
William NJ. Eyarts moved that the nomination
OF Abraham Lincoln be made unanimous. So
now IN the name OF MIR. Eyarts and OF all who
had SO nobly supported him, Mr.. Curtis moved
tnat the nomination. of Mr. Morgan bo made
unhnliuOuss lbiedl
Nr. Depew seconded the SOtion. and II was
adopted With enthusiastic cheers.
Or. Buatd, Of New FORK. In the name OF II
you6g men Of the party IN this State, present, =.
Mr.. COTnei's name aud asked It's endorsement.
(Applause)
~. HUI, Of Washington, seconded the MONT
nation of Sir. Cornell.
| MIR. Johnson OF Broomo County. nominated
eI LeutenAnt-G overDOr Gen John q. Robinson,
t. whose services IN the iale war he referred
briefly aud earnestly
Mr. Sylvester OF Columbia, earnestly sup
ported Mir. Cornell.
Mr. Alberger. OF Erie, In obedience to the
wishes OF his delegation, nominated sherman
:. Rogers, OF Bun 10. Mr. kogors's name was
received with great applause.
Mr.. Curtis, OF kichmoud, rising, was received
with tumul. Gus cheers. laking the platform In
response TO ageneral call he SAD that In the stat
which Is generally conceded To be the battle
ground the Republic n party at this moment
had IeAcDed the most critical point Ia the whole
campaign Speakinl Tor the public opinion that
lies behind Us all tbat Ia controlled UY nOthiD
hut the purest principle sud in the faitn IN
which tO-day he presented tue name OF Evarts be
now seconded the nomination OF Rogers. lGreat
Hpplausc.l He proceeded to fulhl the painful
| duty OF stating the situation winch, according
| to his conscientious conviction, forbade the
nomination Of Cornell. He (Mr. Curts) was
here In the service Of no man. but for the ser
vice OF the rty. when We came here, no name
was more prominent for the GOyernorship than
that Of Cornell. To-day by letter, he withdrew
his name. rnat VS. done because OF the con-
yiCtiOn Of his best friends that his nomination