The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
The Pres. Repor, of the proceedips.

SARATOGA, Aug. 30-The first business
before the Convention at the evening session
WAS the report Of the Committee on Credentials.
The New York city qIarfe! having been settled,
there were contesting delegations from three
Assembly districts only, namely the
First District OF Niagara, the FIRST DIS
trict Of Oswego, and the F,rst District
Of Westchester with respeet to the
Niagara contest the Committee on Credentials
recommended that, As tue district convention
failed to choose delegates by reason uf tie
vo,e, each party shall name one delegate havin.
power 10 cast one tnd a haf votes IN the Con-
vention. This was agreed to, uuu the contestants
d 4ned Gcolge e. Green and ". :. wight. In
he case of the contest m the OsNegu District
the committee recommended that the delr gates
headed ny .Nbertus Perry uAvlng been rega ally
elected, be admitted to seats. he same recon-
mend ition was made with res ect 10 the Weat-
chester deeg ttion, headed by Ambrose ~ lur-
dy, with the furtner recommend Itlnn that ne
rejected contestants IN both the WestcLester
and Oswego districts be allowed seats ia the Con.
veutiun without the nght toNote. 4Le report Of
the committee WAS tdupted
Mr.. Kelly of New YORK, rom the Committee
on Permanent Organic itior, tneu arose and ~ a.
received with applause. lie Reported a. Perma-
ucnt On arm n OF the Convention Hiram Or Y
Of Chemung with the usual number Of Vice.
Presidents ana secretaries. Jddgs dr'Y VS.
conducted to the Oh ir by Messrs. Purcell oi
Monroe aud Jacobs of Nlhgs. IN bls adsfess 10
the Convention, no sad'
Perhaps no Convention ever held In the State OF New
lance 10 Tfe he eope At afe covering the ~noe Ssce
II tne-r state snd upon {onr ttntl,
the cptsps ana s.sndar..esarrrs you tc.eet ~hc rr
et , cerfa In ~ oScTrncut n tho raed st,te Yaut
drlbcr- ton- mas BE- OF more nenen 10 N" uaiDn az
maj have boon derived. ur can Oe acriyrd from the
Tea ips waters mat ngw fr M me 'nrls. wiin when
" are slnuunded Noa, sentep,n, Your nm. 40
WIN be h.pPJ TO cary oul tne desires ol this ConVeA
TnL ELECTORAL TICKET,
d. Magone, Jr, from the Committee on Elec.
tors. reported a, III, CtOis AZ J. re. Mrs,r. ilo-
ratio Seymuur, who-e name was received WI h
lnng-coutinuru npplaus,. aud Juhn Kelly, whose
District Electors Eirs j, btacn. Thomas II.
RoduAn, Edward Rowe, homa, u, Jones' Os-
Dncro, Aug schri, FrederirN snlyth, Joseph j.
O'Dononne, samuel r. u rser, Jordan .. Aiott,
James II. Huldan, VIM. Nooihees, Addison y,
Jones, Eli P,Ty, Atherton HILL. Henry u.
mund A. ward, Ansel Fost er, James MUQuude,
il. Lynrh, Gavin 4 HathawnN, Geo w. hluwies,
Mm 4. DYER, Frederick -. L.bie, Joun Me-
D1ueail. Jerome Lee, Charles B, Benedict, CIru,
Clark. ana Porter sheldon
TLe committee tlsO reported resoluil IN an
tnor2iug the state Committee To uli any
NtcaLcle- that may occur lue i.Po't auu IeAu-
uuou were adopted.
mo Hon. N stus Brooks. from the Commit
tee on Resolutions, SAID II gave hlin Ileat PIE =
IRE TO rdy that the committee ad agreed
uuanituVu.iy ia reporting tue folloNius resolu'
THE PLATroHM
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; .tout. Dcuocra'lc { MS ti,n Of Samuel j, lilni
Ir..F F', & ,, ~ ,n, ~ pesra,ic al, piT',
a. AeS 6Ss E1n o .gGs s TO ,y,n ggG S@ Gs
toustituuon. piacuics, the frugal tItcnll IRE, nnd
e IL ~. rf.t sud most inperioa, neee'.y Of Ia,
] tmeA-Lu" e0mmsndiHg Issue NOV before the peopi'