New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

receive from the delegation elected under the call OF the
Republican Central Committee OF the City OF NeW-IofK,
and desiring 90 promote harmony and unalimity.
TO seats in the Republican State Convention to be held this
day at Saratoga s'rngs and 40 hereby express res our
soGgs iSr eande did for that the
ton offer for the surages OF the people Of the State
state Convention thSt measures be taken by that body
the reorganization of the Republican party III tue
the coming election we would suggest not later than
Dec 1, 1876. ELLwooD E. THoRNE, President.
JAS g. MCAfURRAY, r. A. BANTA, secretaries.
Mr. Macarthur moved they be referred to the Commit
tee on Resolutions. This created debate Mr., Keys
moved to lay the resolution on tho table lcc""d
they ae dSrespectfu seeking to dictate whom this
convention should nominate. while Mr. Hustled raised
the point Of order that the resolutions go to the Commit
tee on Resolutions necessarily under the resolution al
ready adopted. A different view taken by W. H..
Richardson who claimed that they should go to the COM
mittee on Credentials. Mr. Phelps favored laying them
on the table, saying that they from an outside
body they might he received courteousy and considered
but they not entitled to action. Mr McArthur
claimed that the resolutions could not be received with
out action them, to which Mr.. Phelps responded by
asking the gentleman if he could not receive letter
without answering it. lGreat laughter and appauseI
Several other motions were made, which were out OF
order and the Chair stated the question to be that the
document be referred 20 the Committee on Resolutions
Mr.. George william Curtis stated that he understood
this document to be the expression of certain gentlemen
now In Saratoga, and not that OF the delegation ko"h
as the " independents"
Mr. Keycs said plain words were the best Tls COM
muncation declares that If this convention viii nominate
certain candidates. these gentlemen will withdraw their
claims seats. lie declared that such communication
was dsrespectful to this convention.
Mr.. Ellwood L. Thorne to speak, but was not al
lowed to proceed, account of not being delegate
Tho communication was finally referred to the next
State Committee On motion OF Gen. sharpe, the Inde
pendent Central delegates were admitted to seats IN
the convention without having votes therein.
COMMITTEES.
The Chair announced the Committees Organizations
Credentials, and Resolutions, as follows
Permanent Oyganisqtoa-John d. Lawson, Ecw-York; /;
George Opdyke. GewYork Isaac ii. Cocks, Queens; j.
p Infeyere Ulster; W. II. Albro, SchoEaIe D. H. MCt
son: r. W Mulinc, Oswego; o. W. Chapman, Hroome;
Joseph Mason, MADISON; A > Wood, Wayne; H. ~ kIm @
sey, Seneca; y. j. Wellman, Allegany; d. n sAeius
or Committee on Rcs9lutions-B X Phelps New.Yorki G.
s Spencer New ors G. W. Curtis RcAncId j. Fiait
Carpenter, Dutchess; a. a; keyes Al9ahy; JONI, JoTn w.
Francis Rensselaer,; j. j. Gilbert fTankin; A. a. aIeS
bell, Oneida \. s. Divcu, ChemunG; william L"wls' Jr
Ontario; S. s. Gutteri, Erie; G W. Patterson 0hau
Cda,H,j,,ec ON Cre7catiars-willam Richardson Kings
T q Cowdin W,schester; s. Sylvester. Columbia ;i v
r. Ludington sullivan; 5 II. Remington ST. Lawrence
" w Rockville Warren; Is. Doottle, Osweso; Allen
Munroe, Onoudaga; William l. BOstWlck, Iompkinsi
Giles W. Hotchklss, BrOome; john ~ Knapp, CiyuEa' ;
I. S. PFehagl SteIben; G. 7. Nedder' CaItat"ueuSi
A. L. Miller, GeneSeo.
Mr. Knapp OF Csyuga asked substitution OF T. d.
Wells for himsel. member Of the Committee on leso-
lutiOns. II was 50 ordered
On motion. If was ordered that when the convention
adjourn It be until O'Clock this afternoon Efforts to
make the hour o'clock in order to enable the conven
ton to attend the mass meeting to be held at o'clock
failed The convention then took recess until o'clock
and will probably adjourn finally tonight
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
The Committee on Permanent Organization agreed
upon Mr. Phelps OF Ncw-YOrk for permanent chairman
but he declined because he intended TO present Mt Nor
gan's name to tle convention as candidate for Governor
The committee therefore selected chairman the Hon.
John II. Francis of Troy, editor Of The Times.
The convention was called TO order for the afternoon
session at 1928. The Chairman requested all seated on
the floor who not delegates to retire. and leave the
room needed for delegates Nobody obeyed The oTder
although evidently half OF the occupants OF tho seats
were not delegates Some then moved that delegates
who were entitled TO shoad rise In response to
this nearly double the entire number OF delegates arose
amid laughter. The Chair announced that he hai no
poce and no power to enforce the order to outsiders to
retire, and so they remained
DECLARATION or THE LIBERALS.
The address was read to the convention, and was as
follows:
Aa stare Convention Of Liberal Republicans held 1T
saratoga on Au- 23 1876, the Hon Benz T. Mau:crre
presiding, the following resolution, oaed Dy e lion, Ion
William II. White Of Livingston, Was declared unahi-
Iy .
VIE Thst as Liberal Republicans believing that
the principles Of reform which have heretofore ad-
vaheeG arr MN rcpnV adoped at Cnclnati ana the
letters Of acceptance OF Its National candidates lhrr
Ic fo,d d. n nSy9 , eti"ns G Of the National Repu5lcon
marty justified BY the character of Its nominees thci'
Ecsolred That We Liberal Republicans Of the state oi
New-York, IN state Convention a,.ein6leI, 90 Leci
and plpdce our support 10 the National uCaeJ nuhi-
mated in Cincinnati OF Rutherford B Hayfs IoT tlesl
dent and william A. Wheeler for Vce-Prcsiotnt, oi
fa{ der
10 furnish copy o. said resolution adopted 10 INC c-
publican state Convention in session at sara,osa.
Pu'A''1- LEM r. MASIERKE President Convention
Charles r. Pohanus Secretary Of the Liberal kepuD-
hcan State Convention
Mr Hustled Of Weschester moved that the commuhi-
cation be accepted and placed e and that the dele
gates TO the Liberal Convention be invited to seats on
! tine floor Of this convention Adopted. APplauseJ
OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION.
| Gen. Sharp moved that the Committee on Permanent
Organization be instructed report for electors
| atl0Tge.
Mr. LOSING. from the Committee on Permanent Organ
ization further reported as to the permanent officers OF
| the convention as follows:
| pr,sident-John H. Francis Rensselaer,
| Vice.PreSide1its-Iuu B. Corning and g. W st9ri'
New-York; J. b. u, Coon, Liyingston; Adogh Nolie'
Monroe Joseph +. Knapp, Kings; Channcey ~ Depew,
Wescheser; Robert Loughran, Ulster; walter H. wool
Rensselaer,; Carroll f. Smith onGndaga Clinton L.
| Diyen, Chemung; Byron Healy Wyolningi Nm, =
Wheeler, Cattarausas Webster wagner
" L. Bostwic,. TGmpkns; 4. G. Allen lioSa Engs W.
! Barnes. Allegheny; a. +. Neal ERIC; y. ".CofhlhS'
! wayne; On. L. Hcmumph, ontario B. Croin"ol,
Oneida ID. u. Gregg, Oswego; John H. Crane Queens
| Chas H. Kmball. Orange; GEO. j.. Terry, Washington
| r. C. Ford Saratoga; y. L. Juds0n Albany Augustus
Sherman, Greene, and Eiclard ID. Murphy, NcW-lOik.
| NEW STATE COMMITTEE. -
Mr.. Connolly moved that the ehairinen Of the respec'
tive Legations the Of the members Of
the State committees and the OF the Presidential
electors Carried The roll called, and the follow
1 q. gVge. rt..g.