New-York tribune., 1876-06-02

wenformed persons stated that few OF the counties
outside Of New-York we're represented and the majority
OF the persons present not intelligent In appear
ance The Committee Credentials, however, reported
that SO out o6O counties and 100 out OF 12S Assembly
Districts I'm the State were represented py deiegateS
The Committee on Resolutions OF which NJ NJ Dickin-
son Of Rockand County was chairman, reported plat
FORM with q preamble, declaring that the men who
now lead the Democratic party In this STATE are
associated with and controlled by its great moneyed anu
corporated interests and having sympathy ip common
with the people, and having made corrupt comDnauohs
with the Republican party which they Effected to oppose
are unified to be trusted with tho peoples welfare.
Therefore we being the only Democratic organization In
harmony with desires of the people throughout TINS
State organizations OF the Democratic party
I'm Southern and Western States which are not con-
toled by money they have heretofore been IN Ne"
York. we claim admission for our delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention, to be held In st. Louis on the Z'th
inst the only duly authorized representation OF the
Democracy OF this State The platform Is as follows:
First Unconditional repeal Of the Republican forced Re
ond The substitution Of legal tenders for National bank
TLrd Legal tenders be receivable for all debts public
and private, I'd a | taxes and customs -.
foeh No forced initiation. no forced contraction 91t ia
regulated In volume and gradually equazed with goa ny Ap
h Legislation for development of the resources and
wealth Of lie country by the people TO the exclusion Oh o
si1k faithful compliance with the nations just obiga-
Secenth: No Capitalization. Local seltgovernment r,.
II nh We denounce the present CORFU ton IN ne anrs
ton prompt punishment OF the guilty, Independents Vi
ana We oppose e Teiecon of every
Se tho or rsss 81 s nGoas TS haf ESis
Tenth our delegates TO the ST Louis Convention Iona are rem IN
srcted support platform in accordance WIN these pn
cples 10 use al honorable means 10 obtain the nonn @ "a
support the pOicv herein declareda Western man ana
Democratic platform with tho watch"ord' - Money anu
Labor"
The Committee to nominate delegates to the st. Louis
Convention reported the following Deegates-at Large
Rich ,rd scEell SewYork Rutger b. Miller Of Oneida,
Theodore l.. Tomllnson OF New-York jeremiah Mcclure
of Genung The following district delegates two from
each Congressional di. trict, were appointed:
From .York--Gideon j. Tucker, Charles X. Corn
well, Benz VI. Medina. Francis waters, JOhn w truhp,
Joseph j. Fnnerty John 5. Ber " George W. Dean, Je-
rome Buck john B. Dye, John McCoOl Thomas r. InIy,
Marcus IIanlon, ThOmas B. Mackeilar; west
chester County WIN. F. Browne and Geo. w. Lloyd;
Kings County-TheOdOre n. Melvin John I; GoWlrs'
PJtrlck Ford Queens County-JacoD j. Clret Albany
-Johr Eyers and william Brown. ColumbIa-Jae9b r:
back; Ulster. Edward oely and Wliett f. Iias6rouek
Washington. Thomas Flood and Thomas !; s,ron9
Warren, Daniel T. Keefe and. Daniel fcTglson
ST. Lawrence, j. ). Tupper aud n Barber;
Mont gonery j. T.. Ferguson; schenectady, Luxe pDd5
Otc.n, LOWS Cdruichaeli Delaware, Andrew .. DID
HE 'Jr0crsnn Thomas H. Saunders; Hcrkim'r George
T. Wilcox; Oneida Vim. \ Abel and Richard Setroe
pei O.wego. John Siocum; Madison, H. W. Cummings;
Haydun; Seneca, Bernard DtnShIrt{ LniuHh-
ton, O. D. Phclps and Archibald C1risle; iioSa,
Wheeler H. Bristol; huyer, john j. Van Aileh
Chemung Farrell G. Duuulng; StcuDcn, Jam, H. Juntsi
Mon.oe Hcnry McNaughton and Francis W.. Em6ry
Niagara Alexander Campbell Wy0m NJ, Charles Bche-
diet Erie. John u. Adams and }. l." Buci; Cat
The Convention was addressed by 1. l.. Ionllnson, E
F. Miller, and Others. and then adjourned