New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

honest. then 20 out OF it." 1 made mp. my Ialnd
several wears ago that as an hobest It man
d 10, Iemain In the ranks OF Republican JOulhhs,s
g,mnd fhnf lonor was daily sold for parry rhPoscs
NAT tLe profession was constantly called upon :" s''
P'' P % snrit .,,,sn elt TO rebel Ana gentleinei
believe that represent very many youh5 Ilc',, -
short time ago 10 take somewhat pioniion. I Ind
zion an conurctiou with the Reform League 'lt
as a 1uenber of that organ zauon VIII ~. h.
Sa,,iious ,,o one sten further We do not want ,le
Cnukucs or Mortons Pcndeihns we M!ll il"' ,, -
We nav not bc able 20 elect hun, but gentlemen II / 70
loss in as enbiies OF This knd 10 can vut .ho ttr
Tow and II wc cannot get Brist0w, why men a IT'LL ~
favor Of Samuel i. lilden. But ict us nis' % ' '
Charles Francis Adams -.
Ar this point the Business Committee reported in
favor of the Civil Service Reform resolution miro
duced by Mr.. Eaton, and the report was uhan-
mously adopted.
ANOTHER VOICE FOR ADAMS.
Sidney Thomas of Chicago then spoke as follows'
GENriRuEN: have looked on this conference aS @ u
matter very great interest and DeilgHo D tri yio are
looking anxioiisly the result OF this NEE
fan, however. We have done nothing Nblen Utn an
tlcmen, would ndorSe the aidr'sS %Hcn We 'neolle
adopted have thonght that u" ihov could
exuress their direct wishes they would ns
clad to embrace the opportunity OF dong SO 80: ddn r
wade The county believe that We sI'sld nave istio
trouble IN eeong sncl, man as WE "al, i tcifc
and uui.. tc svfnpathcs Of all paroles. We nave l"''
consideration the nomination Of n man i"f t' "ii'c
presid mi mcrcly-thc election Of C0n-Fcssneh We ~
to the Congressional dI,tIcts-Dut IL j. 10, ih
In unit upou man - "A candidate for the ffGsldchey'
While Nj, Adams was speaking u occ ,rftd l" hS u"
the ilutiou which VIII now rfnu
To that the whole people OF the oh 1919,
ih. Ceaei year. al feel ne ~ rivalry ana
ana n irii % Chart ana R G,Glfly sS eanate fer tie
highest ofee R OF man. that re- ON may DC Poo'od
N ] Thas lis CoSicrence respectfully submit 10 the
carefnl - nsieTaOu o both Of the existing , laI.l'
the o0uutr. al the people OF te Onlted Sate '
Of Charles Francs Adams
The manner in which The resolution OF alr. lAohi'S
WAS received indicated the determination OF the
Conference not 10 name a candidate Amid cries oi
Withdraw your notion" Dorman u Eaton moved
as "A substitute, THAT it IS not advisable for TINS
Conference to present the name of any Presidential
candidate" Upon this Mr. Thomas created a great
deal Of amusement by slowly Tclnarklhg, "eh
gentlemen, think layc no objection to accepting
that amendment The substitute was unanimously
adopted. to
Mir Sc!iurz then said Gentlemen, before move
that tld, Conference adjourn sine die wish 10 make
a melton that the Address presented by your Com
mttee and accepted by the Conference be signed pt
the officers of the Conference, by the members 81
The Committee and that those who Wish 10 add
their signatures hand in their names to tho LAecu
tIve Committee
Tins resolution was unanimously adopted, ana
Mr.. Schurz ~ once moved tlat The Conference ad-
iourn sine die. The motion was carried.
After the adjournment the officers 0i the 'onler-
cnce signed tie Address, and large majority oi
those present nandsd IN Their names to be appehuea