Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-28
THE CONVENTION.
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Day.
sr. Lours, jane 2s.--rhsre II . ro'
on the platform question. The commit
tss 10 still in ssssioa and has been Il
ssssion all night. The West want
moro concessions on the money quss
ton. which ths T,ldsn faction will no
yield. There 10 . good prospect for
general smash.up. The Hendricks mel
will mainly 90 70 Hancock; still. the!
think that Tildsn viii yet win.
The SCENTS Of the anti.Tildsn factio'
are stationed d the doors Of the convsn
ton hall. and are handing Circular +
ssch delegate v he sntsrs the hall. CIV
ing q list Of the prominent men OF New
York Who oppose Tildsn's nomination
on the ground that be cannot carry New
York O the country. The List contains
about one hundred and ffty names. ans
Includes those Of August Schsll. Bel
mont. Seymour. Corning. Judge Church
Fernando Wood. Erastus Brooks and d
c. Litilsiohn. together with = number o
honOr.bls judges and business men.
Il IL said there will he two reports
from the Committee IN Rssolutions
though the minority. which will repre-
sent Aliens side. will not include NOR
than three or four names. The minor
lily report will favor the repeal Of TIL
Resumption Act. and the gradual return
to specie payments.
Tss Cssvsssiss.
The Convention was called 10 ordsl
promptly al II a. NJ. with prayer. Thu
reading Of yesterdays proceedings wa'
dispensed with.
Mr.. Young. Of Georgia. offered . res
oiution that the Convention endorse th'
work Of reform and economical govern
msnt inaugur.ied BY the present Demo
cratic Members Of Congress. Rsfsrrst
10 the Committss on Resolutions.
Under the Rules. Mr.. Coz. Of New
York, offered . resolution sndorsing Thu
course Of the House on the App'oPris
ton bills.
Mr.. Burgess. Of wisconsin. offered I
resolution that dslssates bs allowed av'
minutes ON any subject, and ten minutes
ON the presentation Of candidates. Car
risd.
Altar . vrangls Of half M hour. and
. scene Of great confusion over thu
proposition TO ballot for candidates with
out waiting Tor the platform. the con
v~sntion voting by States on II. thu
motion va lost. The Platform Com
mittss will b ready to report BY l ?. n
Herman moved 10 adjourn till 2 ?. y.
Tildsn 10 losing ground. There 10 o
perfect Babel Of confusion.
John Kelly. Of New York. presented
the Tammsny memorial In q brief speech.
In which he referred to the prominence
and importance Of the men in New Yorh
Who opposed the nomination Of Tildsn,
Mr.. jacobs. Of New York. raised 9
point Of order that no discussion on ths
msnts Of candidates was In order.
The Chair decided the point vel
taken.
Mr.. Kelly wssbo,h Kissed and chesrsd'
Mr.. MeLsan. OF Maryland. moved
that the convention proceed to ballot fol
President before receiving the report cl
the Committee on Resolutions. HI
spoke at soms length and WAS followed
BY Governor Woods ON . substitute res
olution, that the convention will mol
ballet for President until alter the report
Of the Committee ON Resolutions has
been received aud acted on.
At 1890 ,. Y. the convention I'D
jsurned ill Q p. n.
After adjournment ex-senator Doolit'
lie was called for. and spoke al length.
The Speaker dwslt principally ON whal
he termed the usurpations OF the Rspub'
lean party. He knew the party well,
for he had worked with u and against II.
Il Was . powerful party. and because u
had relieved the leaders and placed
Hayes and Wheeler. comparatively un'
known men. In the front. The Democracy
must not think II had Lost lis spirit. OF
abated one jot or title OF ito unscrupu'
lousnsss. The party that had pro
scribsd Trumbuli. schurz. Henderson,
and Charles Sumner when be refused 10
obey orders. would take Hayes and
Wheeler 10 their bosom and they would
BE- but wal In the hand.
Colonel Breckenridge Of Kentucky
followed. advising harmony In the
Dsmocrsiie party. II IL goes into ths
fight under one leader. the party wAi
certain Of victory.
Gratz Brown, In response 10 repeated
calls, took the stand and spoke at soms
length. plsdgipg the support Of tbs
Liberals to the ticket nominated by the
Convention.
Wallace Of Pennsylvania followed Ia
Q brief speech. In arraigumsnt Of the
Republican patty. and Recommending
harmony.
TIE Piassss1.
The Convention rsasssmblsd al 2:i6
?. Y.
The Committee ON Resolutions re-
ported on the platform. II declares thai
a.. .I-;.Lk~.,ior ,f an. Esdsral Gov.