The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Edwin D. Morgan for Governcr-shor-
man s. Rogers for Lieutenant Governor
A Harmonious acknowledgement Resc-
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SARATOGA, Aug 90.
The republican state convention met in
the town hall at II o'clock. The galleries
were filled with spectators and the seats on
the main floor were occupied by delegates
and their friends. Much int t is mani
Tested in the proceedings and the attend
ance is large. Mr.. Cornell appeared on
the platform with Gen. Ambrose Burnside,
The latter was greeted With three cheers.
Hon. Alonzo B. Cornell, chairman Of the
state committee, callel the convention to
order at 1l.30 o'clock
Warner Miller Of Heikimer temporary
chairman. Ca-rcl.
Messrs. Wood n Of Cayuga and Lain.
beer of Westchestcr conducted him to the
platform.
Mr.. Miller, taking the chair amid ap-
plause, thanked the cony cntion for the
honor conferred and assured its members
that he would discharge the duties with alb
solute impartialty and fairness, trusting to
their assistance and forbeaIan for sue
cess. The convention assembled amid mark
ed omens of success. Seldom has cny ma
tional ticket been received with such
favor as that put in the field at Cincinnati.
He rapidly sketched the public career Of
Rutherford B. Hayes, whose name was
received with enthusiastic applause, as was
that of William A. Wheeler, which the
speaker said would rally to the support of
the ticket not only every republican, but
all honest and patti, tic liberals and iude-
pendents throughout The slata. The repuh-
lican party, founded upon The csrd nal IDEA
OF human rights, has declared and TIL
umphed on the idea Of making all men free
and equal before the law. Il has the re-
naming duty of making tn idea verify
in fact by guaranteeing all men in those
rights. When outrage and murder Of clti-
zens because of political OF i1ions ara their
exercise shall cease, then pei haps-brt NJ, t
until then-will The mission ( the iepubll-
can party cease. Applau'e
Mr.. Darling. of New York, nsmna' ed
as temporary secretaries John G. Hosmer
of Cayuga, d. o, Bradley of Yves chester,
and A. f. Larned of Kings. The s g
tary then proceeded 10 call the list of dele
gates.
When the name of Geo. w. Curtis was
called it was received with applause, a. was
that of Chauncey M, De Pew and Ii. Gov.
Patterson.
COMMITTEES.
When the roll lal been completed, on
motion of Mr.. Losing, committee on
permanent organization was ordered ap.
pointed by the chair.
Mr.. Sharpe of Ulster moved that the roll
OF the contestants from New York, ant
all OF the papers pertaining to it, be refer
red to the committee on credentials, tC
consist of two from each judicial district
Mr.. Richardson of Kings moved that hi
chair appoint a committee of two from
each judicial district on credentials
Carried.
b. Plat Carpenter moved that the ohal
appoint a similar committee on resolutions
Mr.. Fisher of X ngs moved to amend by
providing for the reference of all resolu
lions without debate to that ccmmittee
The amendment was accepted and the ieso
luiion adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Hustled of Westcheste
the rules of the assembly Of 1876 "a tar q
possible were adopted for the government
Of the convention.
TIE INDEPENDENTS REooscILED.
Mr.. Rowland of New York, in order Il
tighten the labors of the committee on ere
dentials and for the purpose Of extending
the SOLVE branch" offered the prtambl
] and resolution which has been adopted b.