The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

nsmecra,ic attack uron wrong doing End corruption.
piause ! am proud tiist the Governor Of our STATE
form. We do not have tod the ordinary consd ,ra.
lions whch are vtnced IN regard o ,ndilae'. rhe
aniy wsns % the %inSs Of e,erv man S"T b.
San say Of uy csSSidi,e; lie has done WORK fot re
iofn ana r. present ore than man. represent the
chaliense to The Republican party We intend
%rds , ysSr 5 % err , s ss, has % osen done
IN our own ranss. We expect you ~ unite with us.
Great bcay f Of ~ s !" as q. 5 m se
ou' th,y have held prlnciples thth!yo provci moro
proved 4. That thar Government has Oustepped It's
point undertake, to intcr ere with local afairs that
government which open, the door Of the Treasury to
par " AID ts o egub bS ican " friend. we prngn 10
enter ihs Goa ct. noi iof the PURPOSE Of Shown
which party Is the IN st ighob e. uo' merely Tor the
view Of raiuiug victory becausc ihcv nave gone
wroas-l scoru such victory on 'ac pirl OF The Demo
We me 10 sh W thil W. are IN re NJ to hoid p.wor
out b cause We have tho po.iiVe virtues to
Saa1''o ouna 10. '%ry 'Gy anon 9s ,S, ' poyenHsa.
pray to God tha we may never CONE INTO poacr / Is
nc,au,s ~ o. ~e hsNg T ,ni n OF rg,,s
- the people ana an culIrkeJ ntcigcnte etI regard
et TINS moment nuuyci up WITH tne convclon that Tor
many ear. to come We are to have uetter GOycru.
smoig .c',yc a. e,rnes piriSt.m aud mat i 10 DC
cip : and to the Wis ION OF our tners, ma to ths
greet principles which the n mocrauc piry has ever
Ssrnestly 1ron he 'uccc.s Wien believe will attend
our efforts. tufcst appause.l
Eeut..Gov. Dnrshcimer reported the following
resolutions, whicn wore promptly adopted:
TnE RESOLUTIONS.
Tho Democratic . rty " New York renew their
f,chN 10 NC rrinc l.' set forth IN ttir pi tform
hlN'- q tht tmpre ate, N,l vind Gated n the us.
CO m ,dcd ancs 10 their fam anI Adoption by tne
cAnursem NJ Of an ncrcasng majority uf tneir fellow
Democratic parry OF Sew YORK rcaiopt also their
rco u'ilus adopted in tue State Conventions of 1854
rs .yoi. Insi tho delegates to the Democratic Na.
10 enter that touvenioa unlt IN accordance with
the w OF amalo ny u the members thereon, and IN
thereof by another organic hon. and should not forth
be rcgr ed vacated ami tic eesaes shall proceed
wse vacancies 0' ''''' 'O' u'e' resignation or 0'ns'
ihe Democratic party Of New York, while commit
ting to their es .trs the duty of joining the del
egates q their fellow Democrats Of all the siales in
ton declare ther setlcd conviction that return to
tue constitutional prin' ples. the ugAl expenditure
public Ia tne mt ana most mperious necessity OF ne
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to er 6retSTen q otaef sass .n with cordia
fGas Ike h,in 10 their o les, Sriacp a1a iOte
tass "a IA 'ss h4n'Y%aiI9 % 81 ssdIs, iia'n 10 We
YORK. ana would be approved throughout the
incOnliou u tnis vt i-sus tie pledge oi our hish
snu the euaga tee Of successful m-ut
form.
The Chairman Of the oornmittcs OF sixteen
reported the ltsts ~ the delegates to tue Ma
uonal Convention a. follows;
Tng LIST or DELEGATES.
Delegates at laFsc-frAnci' Kcsu.a Of Oneida, vii.
,5 s'n 1srragr 81 hle n.ty murphy VI Kings,
Ahcrnlie- ,p.uas a; ogaen Of Yates. Joscph War
REQ oi tuc, Homer A Nelson OF Dutchcs-, anu James
I
-, ~ D..rct James Oakley OF Qucer'. and Gnber.
: lhouts K.n,'iia and Roger A. Pryor Kings.
aa MN 9sS'S isS. sa SIG A9sSss g1s. s-tae o. f s
& Jone 1,ii! ana wql. 4. Roberts gfNew York.
:. Augu belmont anu Oswa.l Otlenaorler q MY.
Si~.t ,S.e innse an an tlssl fs!sr B oi, Si
10. EdNard cooper ami NJ nton Marble vi y. \.
Il Il ess pay. s1S ana 1nd G. ss a. Ee1qa 1 OF
10. Jas. Mackin Of Ducness anu kobt L. Andrews OF
"a d mel b St. John Grange and Geo NJ. Beeb. of
10 wm.F Russell Of Ulster aud John A. oriswold OF
10 David Manning and R. W. Peckhsm Of Albany.
IL j. Rus fsr.ons OF Rensselaer, sad solomon W.
ls smitn n Weed Of cinion and A. walio Of 2 ser
~ Daniel Mssone snd wa saver Of 81. Lawren :.
20 JAAes snsi allan of Montgomery anu samuel [
H. WilisM iouuAns VI b iANare and Gilbert II. Man.
% Allen | Be.ch u Jefferson and De witt c. West OF
e5 James Stevens OF oneida aad X. Brown of uorki.
81 Desitt c. nttejohn Of oswego and ChristoIh her
so Benton B. Jones Of Cortland Alfred Wilkinson
Of OnOudagi.
90 {. ~ kos- Of Csyusa and Geo W. Cuyer OF Wayne.
- G. ~. Laphau 0f i4ter and 5 N. Hammond OutarlO.
- samuel y. Holiday VI IOmpkns aud John J. lay
llr " liOsa.
90 pA'ia 4. mn OF chemung and william D. Rug.
giles OF SfcuJea.
80 FREQ lolS u Monroe and wm. PURGE Of Monroe.
81 ". :. farRc VI Niagara aud n. tlJaacI Of Gene
Sc her, P. Laninc and {. c. Torrance OF Fne
80 Charles -. 4ry Of tltt-rau.us " illlm Book
siaYcf oi th.uaugua.
ia IN tall al b., IL a.Ia
caiiOn saanus. a leading supporter Of G. ".
illlen. wIo WAS memuer OF the Convention.
stated m my preerLce that about one quarter ~
tue delegation Was against the Jyernor. Ibis
would IN he seventeen or eisnteeu of the seven
~. Iuis gentleman Is himself one Of tue dele
gate TO ST. Louis. distinguished oppo-
nent OF the Governor, VINO WAS also a
member OF the Convention aud u delegate
to ~. Louis, stated In my hearing
that twenty-five Of the delegates we're opposed
to Iden. But 1t is admitted on all hands III
every member Of the delegation wal obcy The
resolution Of the Convention, and vote steadily
for Gov. l1lden at 81. Louis and that ON all im-
portant questions the entire delegation wall act
as a unit.