The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

forty-eiaht hours that the three or four months.
wntk before us will be uDavailing. tAppiausel
He expected 10 support any good. sound Hepub-
hcan who was nominated here hut practical
wisdom required such Domnations as will and
ought to satisfy the public sense and demands.
tADplause / 1t also required a rigid, honest,
faithful redemption OF the promise to resume
specie payments, MS not only due 80 the national
honor, but as insepsrable and prerequisite 70
In conclusion, he SAID
There :. q profound anxiety throughout the whole
se soa%y sat .. sre
S eFe o SaS5 ~ & co 9Hp m nesd Se
trusts, and not to be ttnca with bv corrupt and de
sGF q ;S ire eSaS S%a pS RS n sy 'Yn
~ 81 Yar rycr, ge9S and ID v "e, a s
nave neen upcd, under the providence Of Col WITHIN
ns DOS r. Ss & 1Hs aa sSe e ssS SuS ~ aa
g sna % . SI"ng no "n ds ee aans n u s hss
snd Giving them to unworthy men Tor low, personsl.
once winding a, ,orrupuon and oyer,iook,ne it and
and "d'SS Sat conc"s prey IL
thou-h9qt thl. coulry IN Sno nlpa' M 9i Yur noo,est
II We wish success. lCheer j
voiCE FROM OHIO
Gov Moves OF ohio, IN answer to loud cnlls
came forward and addressed the Convention. He
= I'D the people In this Centennial year demanded
more Of Republican representatives than ever
before. He had no symptny with those who
for political purposes, but the spirit OF criticism,
and the disposition to the publication OF the
The Republican party challenges bonest criu-
oism. Whon we discover thieves and rasoals In
| the party we propose To drive them out Of the
party into the one where they belong. Laugh
| ter and applause. As TO the candidate OF this
| Convention, we OF ONO ask only this We hsht
nobody, we assaii no mans reputation; who
ever you nominate, we will try and help to elect
bun. EApplauss. All we want rs nsn, In the
| ond place, we want a man OF comprehension
enough to know what is right and what Is
| wrong tapplausel; aud. In the third place. we
want man who 10 brave enough and strong
enough to carry out his convictions. [Cheers.l
an unexceptio abie public record, and count ON
Ohio next November. Loud cheers.
dressed Inc Convention. He was followed by
| Gov Howard of Michigan, who said that his
| State would cast her vote for any candidate the
| Convention might nominate. In conclusion
Gov Howard said " Fred Douglass Ia In the hall
He isn't much blacker than am. but he is
A motion by delegate from Michigan to ad-
| journ until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning was
cry for Fred Douglass. who came forward to the
| platform, and was greeted with an outburst Of
applause and cneers that shook the walls OF the
FRED. pouaLAss's SPEECH.
| After thankins the Convention for the warm.
the cordial invitation extended TO him, Mr.
the deepest interest. and tho thing In which ne
believed the country felt the deepest interest,
was whether tho principles involved In the war
are to be dearsr to the American people In the
coming politc,l struggle than any other princi-
| said, you have enfranchised us, aud thank
| YOU for ". But what does your emancipation,
What does your snfrancnisement. amount to,
| II the black man, after having been made free.
il unable to exercise tnat freedom-if T. alter nav-
ing been freed from the sIayeh plder's lasn. ne -
| TO be subject to the slavehoder's shot gum
| Further Oh he said
& question "a ,sS; e DC mean & S Tas' max g %, e
hnAnce. lelI no. Of mere reform in your adminlsra
PSsT;s o.ie,s s aSsrs .. SGG sSns;T I 10 IN,
wisd m IN ne men TO manage those analIs but tel
nave ssa oT Il. Sae man ia S. county
shall be maintained. tApplsgsel You say, some OF
Sses man of the south 9s. that may De possible but
sSsss IT. ~. 'i the ns 70 ia Is. s.n SS'
a,dsts whom W wiz place before the country,
Il :.
u: mora. feeling q "a. eOun,ry ,as e.s.
cu ns ssS nay ~ e.:
~ ss ,s:. Of ,hs Old @..ssi sssss: q N. soS.s.
n bus ea & s,vs NO move rose 20 % q9
| JOurnIhent Laughter and A2plaussl
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Loring Of Massachusetts, then came for
| ward, and read the following report Of the Com
mittce on U ganzstion:
Presdent-Edwsrd Mcpherson Of Penns,iv,n.
:, Vice PIe,Iaents @Alsoam. @ 81 IN W. Giposi C.liorns,
sscneu,' n.rtiaJ sGs,don; bsisSsre David v Moore
2T' iad.a ysss: 51 nc' 'O9n sds" E5,aa.
K.ns. wnl!sm .nn S.rt9eae t.ia ksn'geE =, r. wIeri
land. James Gary Ma.ssehusetts p. \. Chsdbourns;
S.s.iSpl sS;qas:;ss % a;sSaf i'V G. = rHssa! %essa
sGsh ESS5,:ss ma:s, H. K9lcy T.y.da So' Wren
M| h'~g%sh g%sSsh A. New SYYccnT fIS MSr.n.f sffr'sJ, y,
5hS H" wade oregon j. L. foster feas.
'ss sSS,s srou siH aS Il .s2 Sss saF Horace
f. harr,.oni lerss, A. $ Norton vermont George
S.s S3 H. .: ps M 1I5S Ss
bHr'er Dnk9,s AsIaass, n AZ a.nsi pi,rif! & ot cguH'
IsIem New Msneo, samuel p; Areiij Utah Js,;; y.
Mekeani Washington. El~ood hvans Wyoming. Wm-
rrincipal secretary-J. NJ. Bean Of Wisconsin, and
one ASST giant for each state.
The Committee further reported that they had
submitted no name for Vice. President and Sec
retary for States where there are contests. Inc
1he retiring Chairman then introduced the
Hon. Edward Mcpherson Of Pennsylvania a.
permanent President, and he was received with
cheers. Mr. Mcpherson said:
Mr.. N'PBERsoSs SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN oy ruK CorvrsTIos No one Of you
ss: SSeT hsa nse HSs ss0e anwSrhy @ nv
sought but with feeling OF aDso ute and uncontrols
s''f pd reared al e sS
u. tandamenlsi doctrine, hat every kepaDlcan
tore, | am here TO rccePt inis honor. rendered
honor tendeiea TO tne great od Comm nwea.th when
in 1 no oSp one 90 Of 7 s % ' ,
he m Iss n IN i tsn 5e nn9 10 ,5 .nemS
anytnlns nat i nol nanonal AppAuse. sbe ha. de-
tol, mai ritY -cn Will cnitle her to con
be what sue has long been and saw with all re prct
| foremost IN the Republican caucus. ILcefsl lhe
Carr is ready tor business
Tho President announced that the Committee
ON Rules would meet AT O'Clock at the Gibson
House. aud that tney expected to make report
in tue morning. He also suggested the appoint
nent ~ "A member OF the Committee on kesoltI-
tons to take the place vacated nv his elevation
To the chair; and accordin1ly, William Is. Mann
was selected, on mott, II Of William Cumback oi
Indiana.
The Convention then adjourned until 10 A. VI.
tomorrow.
A BRIsTOW DEMONSTRATIONS.