The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-27
is probable tina, the majority will sustain the
right Of instruction.


THE COMMITTEES.
The members OF committees on resolutions
organization and credentials from number Of
deleg itions bnve already been appointed In tho
committe. 1ilden has the lead. The following
are the members OF the committees so far as
Resolutions.-Alex. Mitchell OF Wisconsin,
Thos; L. Davis OF kans1s, A. e. Ellis OF Nevada;
New Hampshire, +. W. HIN OF Maine, A. Duval
Of Kentucky, .. Walker Of Alabama, A. J;
Indian.
Permanent Oreapizs,Ion-F. T. baldwin Of
bens o. Kansas. Kansas aRsfps IT, Dennis nj 'iNS OF NsV,d
4. Jetnegan Of Mississippi, II. II. Metcaif Of
New New Ma%pssoire m s j. 4. 1oInsr Of Oregon, S J.. 9.
G. Lanedon OF Alabama. David Dodd OF New
Jersey, Charles Darby Of Iodians;
BSfeSsrd OF Kansas, j. 3. Kareen of Nevada,
]. G. Brady OF New Hampshire, w. II. Mcbel-
,an q Maine =: NJ B.sse, Of kSsntuc.v' Sn John ,n
diana.
The princ,p contest In the Illinois delegation
at the meeting to-day was the selection OF a
representative on the COMMITTEES on Resolutions.
After several speeches bad been made Gen.
mUnsy mss SS S t
repeal Of the Resumption act. There was no
test vote to show the strength OF the different
candidates, but IL Is conceded that Itden has a
majority.
There are Ave Democratic veterans In attend
ancs here who have been at every Democratic
Hon. Hendrick II. Wright OF Pennsyivsnis. who
presided at the baltimore Convention which
pomias.ed Polk and Dalss e1-G9y; Berias ,
Michigan, aud VIM. Cells OF Pennsylvsnis, who
Is now In bis eiRnty-fonrth year, and
Morgan during the anti-Masonic excitement.
THE VOICE or THE GERMANS
At q meeting OF the editors of the German
Democratic papers and independents this even:
ing, Charles Reemelin OF Ohio. Chairman, and
Col. Densler OF New York. secretary, the fol.
lowing resolutions. reported by Judge Otto
boarg. were adopted:
eli parts Of the USited states. believing. both from
@ many y sa1 S% pAp %
Informed OF INC feelings OF German Am.ricans OF TN.
R,a-The partisan war OF section upon section
at peace with itsef restored that the upon
s s Ss % e e6uy :. S SGf .o
should be rgorousy prosecuted to ssuccessful term
Ssccnd-That according to the old true Democratic
the ConsueIon Of the UnIted States a9d We wItn
ss9s'er Benton " The ony money which deceyes n no
seSs Ss go epe s9s nsa ss ssoS %s9c b
so directed as 70 restore specie pay ments.
Thd.Tha, the pre:sst ,sfiT Is oppressive upon
and 4 ought 20 be ao,ogated, and that system Of
DC e'eo ior revenue PURPOSES 80 as ts.s no m.rs
isom the people 'nsh Is vr IA, e1penss
isS isi.h. Government anu ''' maintenance OF tue p''"
by state authority IL the prime pie OF
isnd that they should be continued In ali their ef
cheney free from sectsran CONTROL anu that the pro
posed transfer Of the schools to Federal rule by cons
tutona amendments meets their approval. both he
cause II IL an npr per extension OF central power ~
we'll as because IL s dangerous TO the schools them
|
| FVih-That the exposures OF FRAUDS and pecuiatiou
OF the present Administration have written with ine'
OF lvd nre over the country the great DUTY OF the
the mlscrrants VINO. void OF vlrtu. themselves have
presumed tnat the sense OF morality Is deso IN IN,
people Let show them that this nation has not for
| gotten that It had . Washington.
Siyth-ThAt the reorganization OF the pubiic service
In all Its branches Ia demanded by the pubic interest
90 as To place Ia the mpoymen OF tue Government OF
nciss specially qualified Tor tho respective places fol
winch they be candidates, that the doctrine. IL
the vctors beOng the spoi.. shaud be forever repu
dated. and In lieu OF II the rule established that "a,
puoc shall be only TO men u talent. IN
tegrity, ana capacity IN the country, ana not 10 th'
| mere rtlsan,
| Sere. m-Thst Samuel =. Tilden stands before tn,
country As.thr representative man OF tue
forms nuicl ted that the Icrman Am, rcnns rrcOg
nEe and viii suppor, hun As such feeling Ger ain Tia
| his nomination Nli secure New YORK to he DcmOcrA
aud atreu IL IN every state where IN numer
| Gus German Ame lean voters.
| The count fer 1ildon on the FIRST ballot nov
exceeds tOO The Tammany leaders are 50 mucl
| discouraged as to be- ABOUT ready to give up thl
contest aud at this hour II 10 ks AS though / II
den would sweep the 1ed At meeting OF tn,
| luonal Committee, Nj. Henry NattersOn, ed
| itor OF the Louisville Coiuier-JOWndl, was Sc
| lected temporary Chairman OF the COuNen
| tiOn. This was the nrst victory for lilden.