The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27

nm tConklinGl IN the seeming position of want
ing to exclude the rontcsting city delegation
from having full and fnr hearing before the
committee. Marindnle responded by an ex-
precision Of qualification that the Senator had
been converted To- his views
AZ an earlier stage Of the debate. Martndalc
had changed his scat. in the rear Of the hail. for
one clo-r to that of Conkling. portion of the
audience pretty loudly chcercd Murtindale's
hit u, The senator. Thcrcupon Conkling arose.
apparently a trincoxcitrd. and after saying that
the Convention had come to- the precise views he
had EXPRESSED in his first speech. turned to-
ward Cen. Murtindale. and. pointing his finger
NJ him. said thni none of the honors which the
gentleman from Monroe had achieved at the
bar. IN ;he council. and on the battlefield had
been won hv placing nn oruonent in false po-
si'ion. n thi, rc;ort the hail rang with cheers
iouiNri than t'o~" which had greeted Conkling
NJ his FIRST RISING.
Posters resolution. us amended 10y Conhling
amt r. remain. Wl- thrn adopted. and the weary
roll AL went ou ill ihr cut without further in
tcrrun'ion. \ l'.t ,i commit 'cs WAS then am
nouuc,. ly thct lnir. and Mr. Conkling, name
arpcirri uuon that which was to construct the
platform. mis- closed the forenoon session.
I'll" afternoon session opened with tenn
post rhr Committee on Permanent Organi2a-
ton reported in favor Of Mr.. Cunklng for Pres
ltiflN ! N' f'l"liN WIS Nlbpltu ufllu lpul
cheers. MIR. Conkhne was not in the ha at the
moment and when h. arrived hc first thanked
tie Convention and then moved 70 substitute
tlie name OF Mr.. Platt. temporary Chairman. for
his own. Tho storm then broke ont. Poster
made violent attack on Plat be'ause q. his
morning speech ON taking the chair He char
act"rzci il. and truly, too. ~ dire t. unequiv-
oeal. pungent assault on Hayes. his Cabinet. his
policy. and his Administration. He declared
that it would be IN Insult 10 the Republican
party o' New York and an outrage on tae Ai-
. Winistrntion to eler' the author ~ such an in
famous speech to the Pro- idcncy oi the Conven-
ton. Fosters onslaught upon Plat was full OF
the ~harprsi ulrusis at Min personally. 4 part
, e. thc Convention and Outsiders cheered with
all their might during Fosters philippir
Ward oi All"ghany made tlund,r-clap reply.
declaring thu; IL Pau'. firm enuuCiation o. r.
publican PRINCIPLES could lie con- ,ru.d into an
n.,ack on Hayes and his Cabinet aad policy.
tn .hc atacS was richly deserved. and they
might make the most ot IL. The cheers were SO
t-rr!il that the halt dozen Of Ward words were
/ pasin. Nj, -t5rn 5r, Pat was not in the
: cHar. 4 p'in: ccrnriei '.apo Trily by Mr.
boen Cer; oi thc Assembly. Then cains tue
! yeas aud naIs., The question snhic ted the
/ friends of tonklin.. 'nn ervote t"st. for plHtts
/ speech was almost Nlh9 isfe against Hayes and
/ his surrounlin-s, a.. = l'W CpnSling men
| Nctr'l No or iAustiin"d ~ "a FhluE' pnt nut oi n
| roll call OF OIL the yeas were Jll ana tilt nays
10 proving that oven Dfl "A Il 1. question COuA-
| I'm. lip, fho Convention ly .i.r.e't ono
! W,il th.n ON fn~ shny.,n., a. th,. srlnuis Of
~, ua,uAt,.,., is..,'. -, A.,,
tof~ nhs IN tir i4,-t sigma. ii-tlll'I, - "a N',te
pi three 70 one. fr,iserct u ilOW strul-At AZ tnc
! Admin strntiou.
Mr. Plat hav,n, resumed the chair the reso-
! Iuti,ns ,v,rn rerTt. al .a T. Ill. g..
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