The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE EMPIRE STATE SPEAKS.
TUE REPfBIfCiN CONTENTION DE
yOTNtTNG TjIE GRI.IT FREUD.

old.Timc Republicans Indignantly Refusing
10 Endorse the Policy or Hayes senator
roulilns's Great Triumph Hayes Ci,ii
Service sham Hehmi. ed Earnest Speeches
and Resolutions Adjourned until ro- Day.
ROCHESTER. Sept. 20. Mr.. Curtis took
,,oms at the Osborne House late last evening.
in close nrighhorhood 10 those of Mr.. Ccnlling.
Till far into the small hours the hostile camps
were busy. preparing for the battle of tn NOR
,,,s Armor was FURNISHED and sharpcncd.
and twas not t daylight purplcd the east tina;
,he sound oi riye,s CLOSING; ui died away. The
a,annt tone thn Curtis headquarters slightly
disturbed the r,iuanInly p. the followers "f
tho ouaiau chira..u Tlml men told him ol
defeaion- IN uno>p ird quarters. \ ,re-
mandous pressure Was brought To- bear Ia favor
If some endorsement oi ia,cs and my poll
Icy" however feeble For an hour MIR Conkllus
hesitated between taxing the Presidency OF tac
Convention. which was urged upon him. or the
Chairmanshipo pof the Commitc" on Resolutions.
upon which he had fixed hi~ eSr.
Long before the hoar oi meeting. great
throng had pushed into the Cty Hal. In the
melee Mr.. Conklins came in. wholly nnoh-
served and took Il seat Just in front "i the plat
form. near the main ai-,'. AfoulhlN az the
hour Mr. Cornell. Chairman oi the Stat" Conn
mittee called the Convention to order. and
waited for the first motion. \ i, irgat' non-
mated aas temporarJ Chairman OF the
Convention the Hon. Thos {. Pati.
member Of Congress FROM i'" TioEA
district. and known rs an ardent supporter @.
our distinguished Republican Senator h"
mounted the platform and pro. crN. . 90 deliver
aspeech which quiverrd with anti Hayesism in
every line. He said.
SPEECH OF THE HON. THOMAS e. pLNTg.
IthanA you most heartily Tor lhe DISTINGUISHED honor
ston.. take II ole yonr pur,o,e 1 hiake i,o.n
uon o the radical morS' M am .nun, n '.,, ct c ng
hauonsl sta,sand may aino-t sry 10 al-inht ha,e
without wesr,nes- or res. Tor u, nessi ~, MICS u'ty
ss'su.s That zeal was born o deep and Ap,orb.ii-
ah IN the rishiecusne,, .; our cause and tc nm.r.
he hearts q uie live Rspueeas OF our stat rom ne
ush, NJ N At thc .an Of the FeauIIcan pariV i &c
somplised" That faith srleve. because tie lloriou,
l. southern arthcc ana northern .enun, nj ii.n.
That e ,hers nrs ,9w NV H., cny. AZ ,bs
dissolution Of the Reputhean pal l. ino. ameniable
thought They are the ,c1N utivon NAt''1en Who are
credited with the opinions that thcit no such thing
yYDl y poluc.: hat They want part, hncs ot.erai'
One glance at the past poc. ms"rl VI an ,Ie,, ',ia
.,i abiding Republican con,leuons some o. ih.n may
Johnson in esrr,ns the CONSTITUTIONS he An-ri,an
nas during HI; br.sl cars'r n,h.r' WI W. -, wrafl =.
chair tha, prince Of nonlart,Man "a samuel > iildrn
,...d Kenubcsn who now pronounce, IN Or v isr,.
vsring party lines means one q; three purpo,es namely.
D,moerauc party. or what Va, quite a. nroh,li' H.
4
and treksters is not large and their Influence IS hee
believe in Tie necessity Tor the e,i.i'nec oi tlc sp
to maintain il. eSi,isnce riley n.,c co adencr IA
Old leader. and mean 70 s,a", lN tnep. ,oni any
beats and warm TO then od oyn'tei,u' aut an e.
over the seneroa, tribties oi ainfa,0n AIT ic.eci
which the old world has been ln,.ns L. ie sg. anu
the fact that this modest. silent. Sn..tc lssput ai
and his Country Is thc recipient series
Lonors and q. at'ans such " no Ane,An 'ef
fore received. His triumrhs are cur W.uMihs iAl
There is one subject Of political discussion which dems
sogues have mesnined me IN, tiny pr y.Ii.9n.
sssT :. 9s BARN sed 10 w so n IA n1ss G @ a'
Hungry eNpechnts OF once stad on street corners ana
The independent Journalist ros II a. sweet uorsel
undsT hi' iqnfns ana Ja,ly unt XXI ~ s'iA - hsu, al
te the Repubean part, l. not .ed-ee tv any ' .
inss and general IN its Application cqss nnraeal j, 80
YovsInment a. bindn- anon tr nnrs ,ii','r A. upn
she nas w9irr & a. sa,nes,i - i." a.
ean party i not plcdsed To any s,,' q o. e; -; = slce
nited states and the law, The HriuhrH artf !, not
iracucai men are sincere III bellc,in. viii irorAlls
it would be wor, tisn lo'y to attempt ,le-o.' the
disagreeAbc fact to which have eforr unfr auroi.
"s saa paT, ss r S mo Ms sl'a In % s Si
Llaek and threairninz ai The i.gn:' q 'fcrt % ' {
Tor s l = T pso, & aue .a, M
war confronted with ihe stern reality II tnr