The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-10

oi tho PLATFORM, I'm Gov, Chnnpf1Min Oh
Maine. now President of BOwdOin College.
pressed forward with pi"cc of paper IN his
hand. and read the following resolution. which
he moved to add to those biorctf Convention:
IiesIeei That We rcnftm our uushakcn confidence IN
The integrity petro.,m a1i iais,man,hir OF NoincI,
carry out III good aih the principles "'owed by the Gin
cinnau Convention.
"I for one" said Mr. Chamberlain, nm un-
willing that the Convention should adjourn
without commenting the ADMINISTRATION. When
over did state ConNeniion lail 10 ryeoknlHe the
hcud of its party II seems TO mo that this in
stead of being n time when we can dispense
with such a resolution. is the time of AL times
to demand 1t. do not understand what has hap
pened to prevent us from giving the same cor
dial endorso TO Mr.. Hayes to-day which we
,c to him Who year aso b WhS 9na wners oa
Of mems hearts2 1t seems to mo that the rcso-
luton which have offered Is mild and moder-
ute. Instead oi waiting. as they t9ll us. before
daring to say whether we approve him OF not,
dare to say hero and now tnat | am for the
President aud for his policy. be is issue whnt II
may. ltppause and hootsl II this Conyen-
ton does not endorse the ADMINISTRATION.
don't sne how we can claim to belong 70 the na-
tional Republican party. am with Hayes be-
cause believe he Is right"
Blaine. who was sitting Mt ono OF the wings OF
the stage ncrvOusly Watching the effect oi Gen.
Chamberlain speech. despatched lieutenant
VINO hurried out with message; Presently
Capt. Boutrl editor of the Bangor Wig. which
has used palmer language IN regard To Hayes
than any other Republican newspaper N the
state. came forward from the excited thrlng
aud wildly waved both arms to attract attention;
! President Chamberlain. he snd. had ignored
ia" fact that there WAS any difference ~ opinion
/ In the Convention, ana he Therefore offered as
! substitute u resolution which expressed The
! views of many sin one. homes. ana phtrlote
! Eerubhcans present OF how many the nnnl
| vote would show.
This was Capt BoutclFs resolution:
ls~,roi Thatmi: Convention declares It's belief that
| GOV rarkard OF Loui,ana, and iq, Chnmls rlan Of
s.",s 'a..na were e,'iin& & y, ',r5 ,, % %my.s
| , s' t nt,ci s,c. e, thnt hofh ,'n,iincrs
wic clcarl, enutci To rcc,4uuon by the general Cow
ernmcn ail That the fuiui, 10 egiyni,c them placed
! the national Government IN On" hunhi aung aiumi, ~
h"lu' !" i.s'sl us 's'u"'"N "u'hviN
Upon the intrOdu' tion Of Chamberan'a reso-
I luton there had cuHutt a :. cnc ~ unoNNmplrd
/ confusion. Talbot of Wilton. an Anu-Poli'y
/ man. moved the adoption ui the committi IS rec
purt. and tho prcvious question 70 shut OF de-
! lut".
Cries Of " No gag law " camc from every rnrt
J OF the hall. ." That won't 30 hero" shouted
/ President Chamberlain OF BoNdoln College.
/ " Are Nt tp le rdl.g "a Of in This way - crlni
. the, u.raN,s - 10Y. Au~on l.. Morn i. rune
/ ming o. and lrO ia as excitement " Won NaNe
mr0N it You want one q cn.lna out an eN-C Con-
.r..-nIan. who supports Hayes.
Au.rthe reading Il Buute|le's couniar reso-
] luton the confusion Wiz doubled. llf.y dolce
..at . tried to SPEAK az once. Some shouted,
/ -ame noot,d. sYile hi-sci. hut al gave vent to
their nsitatIln in onr way or another The
/ previous question was speedily voted down.
I luring tur l.4rut disorder Blaine came tO tho
I front. moved 90 las both resolutions on tho
t.l,. and made speech. eAc.teily waving IA =
hd in ull. hund amt h.. dropped Il and Il ro I'D
/ lAh,c.lrl down amor NJ Tie delegates. He said: d:
al U.HNf I ID A f q Il