New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
THE CONVENTION.
ENTIRE HARMONY IN THE PRoCEEDINGs-ENIhUSI-
AsTIC APPROVAL or THE TICKET

r~r1RE HARMONY IN THE Observation-Disclosures
AsTIC APPROVAL OF THE TICKET.
The adjourned meeting of the Republican
Comfy Convention was held last evening at Republican
ITn ON Tbirtv-thirl-st near Broadway, and the hall
was hacked with the delegates and prominent kepuo
lean leaders. The utmost harmony and good feeling
cvailed and the ticket agreed upon adopted uan
imousy with repeated cheers and genuine enthusiasm
ON motion Of Senator Lent, the Committee on Nomina-
,ions was authorized to I'll any vacancies on the ticket
vb On NAV occur previous to the election EXCongresS
man John d. Lawson, in presenting the report OF inc
Committee on Nominations, said
The Committee of Twenty-th appointed by this con
veuton at It's meeting OF WEDNESDAY ast nave Hl'ut,
me 10 report the result OF their delberatlOhs ny con-
mtee after organization addressed ltelt 10 the con
sideratiOn of the character OF the Gus tn"o
should present for your consideration NeI ca,
and deliberate consideration of that question: II was ae-
tcrmlued to present straight Repubhcan uGhG, I'D
pause In the performance OF that du,y thI nav oii
deavored select from the members OF the part! t"Sc
have selected your candidate for Mayor ana Win ms
fun consent, that noble citizen and Nenerabe hatl9I'
John DIX appause and g T Ir o Hnrrora
Charles A. Peabody; for Judge of the superior Court,
Henry J. scudder Judge OF the Marine Soart' LVs
GOebel; for COroners Robert A Barry Nlllam H. 81
uer and Louis Naumann for Aldermen az Large, 10
seph C. Pinckney and Rufus b. Cowing.
Col Charles s. Spencer then said:
ImOve you, Sir, that the nominations reported by the
committee be adopted and made by this convention and
Mr. Chairman congratulate this convention, and con
the Republican party, tldl III tils cOnttsl
Is be the part Of the Republican party no morgan,
attic marriage with any fragment Of the Democracy. ]
believe Mr. Chairman that the fact that late, hut not
too late the Republican party or the CITY OF New
has awakened consciousness OF the great Uuh thdt
in the maintenance of its organization II Is necessary mol
only 10 yndcae principles but to nominate men behey-
ing principles is at last recognized believe that tie
announcement that the Republican party of THIS city has
nominated ticket composed wholly or Republicans VIII
give new faith confidence, and energy TO the Republ-
cans Of the State and Of the country.
Col Spencer then moved that the report OF the Com
mec on Nominations should be adopted, and this was
done unanimously. The following resolutions were
afterward passed:
Res0lred That the thanks OF this convention due 10
the Hon. Chester A. Arthur and the gentlemen com
mined, and unseltish manner III which they have dis-
charged the duty assigned to them that recognize III
their action the true spirit OF patriotism and an I'M
fnchng determination that the people SHAH 40 longer
be compelled 20 make choice OF evils III deciding for
whom 10 east their ballots.
ResOred That IN presenting the names OF the eminent
citizens who have been nominated 10 the voters Of New
York call upon all good citizens, regardless OF party
affiliations political opinions, TO unite with us IN elect
ing, by an overwhelming majority the ticket presented,
and thereby prove the world that the vruOus masses
OF Republic may be depended upon the Gov
societies OF political demagOgues and restore TO the peo
pie their right Of seigOyernment that by their Efforts
sgoyernment OF the people by the people, and Tor the
people shall not perish from on the EARTH but shall be
handed down 10 generations in the YigOr and
purity IN which IL was received from our fathers.
On motion Of DstricAttOrney Bliss the officers Of the
convention instructed to give notice 10 the several
candidates Of their nomination. after which the
ton adjourned.