, 1876-05-17

20 tnd{ inhde of-oftde or iiness 70 organize
ing, 10 ttst ef1leivn cooperation may bccome pos
psas e baP apaon Ss e e. ~ @
those Who IN tho cnsiomhty way, arc soon 70 nom.
e ee f e .sY % s rs he
Of tho Republic demand. Oar generation hns
f. hs et our
IT. go =. @ 7s "! :ahs ahe
lean must haye Tho courage q DO iis duly.
CARL Bcru1sx, Missouri, Chairman.
AFr!S pH,1xsa; Ec.rxs cenn.e1rns Masses1nnse't''
TAnxs Gopwis. New York.
,u,,,. jour Y. Herr, Witsonsin. ,,,.
Theodore p Woolsey, President, Tho Vlos.Pfssi-
Tho addres. was received With great applause.
The following resolution was offered by Mt. Hehurz
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
business Committee, with power 70 add to their
number It les,t oae from sash stase IN ths Union
pafposs. !nl!estsd II liz addIe.s te;dsy; s'' Wv
or Larger ncetng Of slmlnr character il eir-
cumstanccs require It.
resolution whish wss Is offered By Mr por1nan i.
Eaton, and unanimously adopted BY the confcr-
Resolrtd, rhot We belicvc and shall insist TINT in
fts fs i III pos S1a1E % ;s hs &C.
ste 1amip!st2at,ss, u dis,tnsy ii pedss @ i.ses,
IL n IL ' e 'ps paopy p W es'ss sat'ssf ssd
"a ss:s:% .hs s1$i
Fadcra1 Government within their tFuc sphere under
the Constitution. and restore honor and efficiency
hecIsi scrsce can be cither Of pasrna
aene which 9oea not proceed upon .uch defined md
open method: anu that whils W allowing thc pasty
lime provide and enforce plain and uniform rsgaa:
espaety shal hava thc opportunity Of socurins the
places which fasotitlsm and pnrttsanship, IN al.
sence Of such methods and tegu'atonu. arc almost
true reform Of Tho civil serslco 10 limit te exceefcs
ofpart!san and mcrcSnary domination ~ our politics
In the Aame degree fhat personal worth aud lnde.
pendcncc will &c honored ana protected.
CHAALE3 FIlANCls ADAMS, III.
Lond calls were made for Charles Fsanc!s Adams,
M 4s s9ss = s1Ssss b II to b wss gssssa
differs from others that have attended for tho past
ss a ssx ony bad dss ay y
sss @ NOV nov, III iii you was @ Want WI want ant pS
pstI: pSee Sodle. a aS ethas[ s!ee
sae xa ss y e.s a,a sna e hsy rS t.
above rcproaeh. bolong TO the l1outlng or lnde.
q he country ANmonE the P.e.
unblcmishcd beforo the country to-day, and By
nominating him the Ropnb!caa party viii
saa 3 II nsa xSe Is 'f scetssy bss% h9nsss s
pluusc.] The goul old memories Of tie
War arc dying ont md tho people cannot bo fright
ened into supporting any eandldatc. Among the
political life, gentleman Of wei-known character
and high stanling-0ov. Tt1dcn-whoG Il they
nominate will support Is the next best tt.lng to
l'ristow. lChccss. II good men are not mimi
mated by either party, then We will put forward
candidatu Of onr own. Thank heaycn, this Is no
shopping campaign. In this Centennial year only
nak to stand up and vote and be counted"
OTHER SPEECHES.
rarke Golwir. ex-P!csident Hopkins. Dorman
.. Eaton, Prof. W. tsH Summer 1nd others nlso
epokc In full sympathy with the address.
no CANDIDATE.
Sydney Thomas, Of Chicago, moyea that the Con-
ference recommend TO tho consideration Of both
parties and Of the petplo Of the country the nano
III. Eaton "i oiicrad substats that tho Confer.
| cnce make no Presidential nomination., and the
| substitute w1s adopted. ...>..-
Mr, schurz. tlun moved TINT the Conference ad-
| journ sine die. saying he hoped all would 1eavc
| to make the national election OF 1910 not un-
| worthy tho memories Of the Centennial year.
Adopted, and tha Conference adjourned,
Tho Executive Committee ths afternoon remain
tnuncatc with all States not represented ut the
Conference 10 reference to the selection OF gentle
men ,yl,p shall compose the Managing Committee.
They mado er!ectlons Of members and wi! mot
probably do SO for several days. One prominent
gentleman from cach State will be added to tho