The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

WHICH cAndldntes. Tic
question Is no longer question OF popularity
popularity. That which is on the mind Of every maa
before me rs is:-When 20 down TO the
test can say OF my candidate, ''hc has done work
reform. and represent more than man, represent
the principle OF honesty" lApplausc) We ihrow out
the challenge the republican party We intend 80
far 10 lay bare all that has been donc wrong
IN your ranks aud all that has been done wrong
our own ranks We expect YOU 10 unite with Us /
believe that the republican party It's up
great body Of rs organization Is honest own.
but they have held principles that have p owed, ami
proved more strongly than the wisdom OF fathers
could have proved II. that that government has
stepped It's limits. That government which IRON
central undertakes interfere with local
affairs. that government which opens the door OF the
Treasury 10
TIN THOUSAND SCHEMES FRAUD
cannot survive In conclusion. l say once moro to
the democratic party ard to our republican friends,
propose into this contest not Tor the pur-
pose OF showing which party Is The most ignobe not
merely for the purpose OF bringing discredit upon
them, not with the OF gaining victory because
they have gone wrong-I scorn such victory on tho
part OF the democratic party-but we intend to win
this victory because we mean 10 show that we are
more ut TO hold power We have the better claims,
not because you bad. but because we have the
positive virtues to enable this govern
ment, and until wc do show that for one pray 10 God
that we may never come INTO power. II - because
believe that have tins revival OF public
morality and this refreshing of the purer sentiments
gard to tho evils OF bad government, that
stand before you Mt this moment buoyed
up with the conviction that for many yeara
to como We are TO have better government,
better people, better condition OF things, ana
active and earnest PATRIOTISM and that Is TO be brought
about because We have returned tho principles and
to the wisdom OF our fathers aud great princ-
pies which the democratic party has upheld II -
IN this view do congratulate you earnestly upon
the which l believe will attend our oforts
Great applausc)
PERMANENT OFFICERS
Mr. PRcKHAM, from tho Committee on Permanent
Organization, submitted the following report, which
Permanent Preadenf-Hon. John G Jacobs. Of Kings
Vice Presidens-Frst district, Edward A. Lawrence;
Second Tnnis g. Bergen Third Samuel 7. Freeman;
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Sixth, Patrick keenan,; Seventh, j. William Guntzcr;
Eighth. August Belmont: Ninth, Thomas U'Callahan;
dori Twelfth Charles NJ. schicncn; thirteenth, Will
lam $. Ketchum; Fourteenth, u. G. Dusenbury Tif
tccnth. Charles Holmes; sixteenth, A. Dyer Seven
teenth, John Fitzgerald; Eighteenth, jeremiah Finch
Nineteenth, Francis D. Flanders; Twentieth, A. W.
Hunter; Twenty nrst, II NJ Hooker; Twenty. second,
". 7: Porter; Tweniyi third, Waiter Baou; Twenty
fourth, A. s. Page; Twcnty-ntth, !. ". benjamin;
Twenty sixth. William v. 3ruyn; Twenty seventh,
twenty ninth. b. b. Hill; Thrush Edwin Porter;
Thirty nrst, zena d. Crocker Thirty second, G. X
Lester Thrty.third J, 3 strong
h Hulett; Third. William H. liurd, Jr Fourth, J. N.
stearns: Fith, p. neyer; sixth, j. Basiey;. seyenhs
Tenth, J. T. Morrison; Eleventh, j. c. Fallon Twelfth,
". J. Acklcy; thirteenth, j. q Johnson; Fourteenth,
Macy; Seventeenth, I. o'Connor; Eighteenth, A. IL.
Livingston; Nineteenth, Charles j. Hymes Twentieth,
. 8 Quackenbusl; twenty drst ". IL Parser
Crogsell Twenty-fourth d. u. warath Twenty -nflh,
J. holman; Twenty sixth, William Church Twenty.
seventh. Il q. Manner; Twenty eighth, j. s. Stanclini
Twenty. ninth. J. A. Sanford; Thirtcih, James Fec;
Thirty first, p. Vincent; Thirty second, g. A. Grs
mard; Thirty-th,rd, A. A. Van Dusen. Recording Sec
rctary-E. N. Holbrook. Reading secretary-E o.
Perrin.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. OoRsnEiMER from the Committee Resolutions,
reported as foows:-
The party q New York their
and sSse approvsd At Tho the &
prs st.se vol vnd,c1oa r. the as.ron ad@ni.ra.ioa
m.s1y ~ ss follow Ss on s r.
sSssasSoas Union T9s dsmssrssIs parry New Yssi
81 @ . sns s in tho State c's'n
Resolved Thu. delegates TO Democratic National
that Convention acsordanco viii, the VIM Of.
%0 IT, m e. s % se sppa. saa ss.s
the,eoi BY, another orsanIaatou, and should naes
.ssi ,sss.Sss ~ ana sssssss: :s
party A Ssw York. Sais
al the
settled conviction that return tho cons.utona prn-
s hs frugal and the sy
necessity q the lines the commanding issue now nsiors
assTsnss their SrsIrsn Of o.isr States, With
ss'ds aes % ike 't him. !" ss p
principles and pasc trusts. that the q samuel
New York would be approved the Union
% % % FIT ,n1 sna %
OF successful achevement Of this sruous work
the committee report resolution submitted BY
msec relate the Jurisdiction this commit
The resolutions were adopted
The CHAIR then announced Mr.. Rays resolution In
order.
Mr. BxEDK raised the point OF order that the matter
embraced IN the resolution was before the Committed on
Delegates.
Mr. WEED moved TO lay the motion on tho table.
Carried.
THE DELEGATES.
Mr. MAGoSI, from tho Committee on Delegates, re-
The Committee upon Delegates beg leave to submit
the following report they have selected the iol
Oneida; William Dorshomcr, OF Ere; Henry g.
Murphy, OF Kings; Aoran s. Hewitt, o.
isrsobarus A. Ogden Of Yates &c" :" Joseph warren
Of Erie; honor A. Nelson, Of Dutchcss Jamcs q.
Spencer, Of New York. That the following named
persons were designated by the delegates Of their
respective Congressional districts having boon
agreed upon BY majority OF the delegates Of such das-
O .lbert C. Dean, OF Richmond. Second district,
Thomas Kinsca. OF Kings; Roger A. Pryor, Of Kings
II kna q john
OF Kings; Archibald ". Bliss, Of Kings. Fifth district
John Kelly, Of New York; William r Rob
$ Cox, Of New york; John ror, Of New York.
Seventh district, August Belmont, OF New YORK; o.
ward l. Donnciy. OF New York; Peter b. OIney. ofNcw
York Ninth district, WiIamC Z. whitney, OF New York;
ward Cooper. q New YORK: Manton Marble Of New
York Eleventh district, August Sche, OF New York
William II. wlckham, OF New York. Twelfth district
w. Davids OF wtsichcstcr; Casper 9. ChiIda
Jr, OF wcstchcser Thirteenth district james Mackin
OF Dutchoss; Robert \. Andrews, OF Columbia -Four
tecnth district, Daniel b. St. John, OF Orange; George
NJ. Bcebc, OF sullivan. Fifteenth district William ,.
Russell, OF Ulster; John A. Griswold Of Greene SIX
tccnth district. Daniel Manning, OF Albany Rufus w.
Seventeenth district, j. Russell Parsons, Of
ennsclacr; Solomon W. Russell, of Washington.
Eighteenth district, Smith ~ Weed, OF Clinton; Arte:
mus H. Waldo, VI Essex. Nineteenth district, Daniel
Magonc, OF 81. Lawrcncc William H. Sawyer, Of -.
Lawrence. Twentieth district, James shanahan 81
Samuel r. Benedict Of schenectady.
Twenty -irst district, William YoumaDs oil Delaware;
Gilbert H. Manning, OF CneLango. twenty second dis
trct Allen G. Beach, of Jclerson Dewitt G. West. OF
Lewis Twenty third district, James Stevens OF Oneida;
j. X Brown; OF Oneida twenty fourth district Dewitt
G. Lttlcjohn. Of Oswcgo; Christopher A Walralh, Of
Madison. Twcnty-if district Benton H. Jones,
Alfred Wilkinson, OF Onondaga Twenty
sixth district. Charles n. Ross of Cayuga; George W.
Cuylcr of Wayne. Twenty seventh district, q. IL
I.apnan Of Yates; !. H. Hammond, OF Ontario
twenty eighth district Samuel d. Holiday, Of Tomp