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


drcds OF thousand. of doar every Of which meas
Vetoed y ,. Dcmocraic executive at the behcst Of Fam
m rn V"ut ,n , Tpan
nen el New York la. increased the debt vi that CIV
dre. and thirty millions and is ll,lce time, a. much Tor
Legislatures aud ';uvcrnor~ cNcnd over the the
- de- @t,foSd. VIII iGc% % ds,i'Vg S ira!@, "'is."s
and proving The Dcmocra,c patty unworthy OF coni-
deuce We meet The questions which address themselves
We favor an equitable npporonmont lust to all parts
ard with The cSccGtlyc belonging To- one pnrty It m.
portant To impartial adiu,lncnt that The legislation
We pledge ours Ives to renewed and unycldng efforts
Tor IN, correction of municipal ahu-cs and lor economy
aud reform in every branch Of administration, AMI
We summon all good citxens to unite with US III achic'
Mr. Curtis offered the following amendment:
The law ful I'll. OF Rutherford laycs to The Prcsi.
ency as clear and PERFECT a, that oi G.orsc wnsirs
IN tho hcll ami In c,n lie Mc hcnr, ,ninnt.fi hi-
enort- IN the PERMANENT pacihcntion ue .'ai.rrn -
auss ~ the cvil -"r,c asstic'v eou"rmed to "a. ""n
pcdres and 10 the dc'afa,ions Of ii' Convention i.ht
nuHna,'d HIM snd a, i,niin- e. th. rr.m no M ihc
we hail hA VIII 81 & YSn @ II, pf'p, amt y,
rely upon the cordial support OF the country
MR. cURTIs's SPEECH.
Mr. Curtis after reading his amendment said:
Mr President asa Republican IN a Republican CON
ne"dsaon ior S' the R'pGgGcan pre.iy@' 'N Of The
United STATES when I came 10 This city
nunciaon- OF Republic his In oiice republican
ADMINISTRATOR 9nd 81 prnciples which were denounced
which YOU your,ciVc. have rcpcat,d, declared. aui
President HAYES distinctly declared as IT. con
,iernn The i.punucm part, has hr.ut ni ms
party responsible Tor the ADMINISTRATION The ~, .iien
Republican, rariy aco.p. th, rcsini,. iiif, .'
Npimna'fI 49,. ,,' Rn,yyuhtl .i"n, y,i,e,' '''',g m
IN, ud-ineni the least shadow Of .urrnler an, Re
vi Nusiiia. Aid T,nis,.ee With cons i'u.e and
spoet, while ~ ina anu 'ls,'r' heprrAesn
s"ne "ri shcsr, him assn - nr s', npnl.n'"
thcr 's.n person. the bitter ori,a 60 which ait E.pui
,No-,d ,cho ts,A to Massachusetts, the cordial approval
~ ,,.2ir" Ne 'onni,n', nnd r'sr,' ,Mn,h
II a., iep' the RepWnlican, o New NorS shaIl fe,u,
., indirectly dsSlsr, Ss IN ,h,r Judgment, "iis Tie;
NShs. ,nh ,et,i'e t'i,rin While thci wished NE lr
the Adnim'iiau"n whom thtN have placed IA power u
V..t cons1iuene, b.v"n me iirons ,bst cro,. thi
hal-thai VAT constituency OF American voters. whu
all ii.eir heart also desire that Tie Repuhhcsn pay
,, ,nat he IN, o,sNm.at0n lF mn,eh w ~ .ma,
to ne ia, failing to meet these quest. ns
ce We do our great party foul WRONG. because IS =
ire when i. ,sS,,ns wen a, IN. MON, i,f ,rs
dthherauon, Of this couven,en |, The Pre,ii,nt
au,s HAS Hss he ' ffsaei rsSSi' y III the neG s, b.
,faged the principles that Tie Repabieans q New
whether every specific az 81 the President
SS ,S GI as % @S' meet s sSS he IN
discretion adopt for the carving out o his insrrc
!, IA. country. save him pi's.e u. or plea u no;
whicb itnIs y", more thnntt mnas me t nm, -
metloA but Hr. standing a. Republican 'oi,cn'.un.
! siani, wners ! stood dnri's 'le war. s.ai.t
dent q the Tinted State srcat applause. tAe nai
fnc rls.dsa s I Ia. Gas % hs ws1 a ssii the @
,.r ao1,.s9, the ei1t eve NOW X u ga set t,.s
which lie mas just begun hethef IN case.
snes and our own ira., or not VIII sappos iGe f.,.
dent Of our choice. ana show our iot. the bem"tatc
wants. bat know also tho men means by wh,ch
secure those results Applause
Mr.. Conkling took few notes. but spent most
oi tic hour and u half ths, Curtis was ON thr
| floor In watching him closely. while gently
waving II ion To nollify thu sitting heat. Mr..
Tremg,n first replied to Curtis. His vigorous
| ur-umcn. elected frequent chrcrs. The Con-
vention took recess until evening.
THE KyrNING sIssIoS.
The Convention retntcred the hall at about :
| o'clock this evening. utterly exhausted hy the
| exciting scenes OF tie two previous essiOnS.
| There was nevertheless u great crowd in n
| tendance in the eNpe tation of hearing NJ.
Conk ng's reply to Mr Curtis on the. subject I
| the platform. / ought 10 have said before thl
that the han was elegantly draped ana dero.
! rated with the flags ot all nations. Eycryihin
| had been done to make 50 large and tumunu
| OTIS an assembly ~ comfortable Us possible
| This WAS due III great measure To- the Hon. Cor
! uelus H. Parsons. the Mayor Of the city. have
never known anything oi the Kind hctter done.
| As We are now awaiting the arrival Of MIR. Conk-
| ling will add that have not seen u Republican
! here who believes tha; their party will carry the
| Statr ticket this iGll uni,ss tne Democrats make
"A serious blunder AT the Albany Convention.
But they DO expect to elect Il majority Of the
| Senate. This OF course. Is one Of Mr. Cpnk- =
! lings cardinal point IN the present campaign.
| II is understood that. so far as nominal lions
| have been made Tor Stnts Senator, III Relubii-
can distr u. they are believed TO be- Favorable
| 70 the reelection oi ConLiing As Senator IN
| Congress.
Aii.r rather commonplace speech from Mr..
haul49amn Of hlhSS IN support oi thf cmrl,
| down the house by "A vigorous attack on The
| Southern policy Of HAYES. and in support OF the
which he was a member. His speech contained
| some OF the hecnes thrusis an iuyes tAAi were
dcalt during the DEL s'e IN reuslas qualities II
| Tremain In the midst OF the tumult Of uppro-
| baton hats went WILDLY into the air. while Mr..
| CDnSllng waved his ian Oyer MS head w.ih cN-
traorlnary enthusiasm. HotehkisS Of Broome
! followed On the same side in his uSua. slrdgr-
| hammer sijle. Really. il was getting high time
| fpr humane spectator to pity poor Mr.. Hayes
! But. alas. throughout these terrible oNcoria-
| nQns y. tho great AMERICAN tray'N Il, Old SAL
! ready 70 sp!N his sides while George william
Curt : lO"<"d us II lie was on the point OF sink
Ing through the iloor 4 prominent gentleman
| Iorter Of Hayes said. why. these speeches Of
wards and Hotelkiss Is are worse than Plati'- '
After many spee hes for and against thriCur-
Us ameLdmen' thcrr wrro loud call, for Conk-
Eng. he took IL" door and announced that un-
der parliamentary rdieS II dcyolycd upon HIM
| 10 close the debate and he gave notice that
when he was Through he should move Tho
| previous quest ton. uld therefore would yield I,
any gen;lemun who wished L. speak on ihe
other si.ir. Con. Mar;intnle and Mr. Curtis
then delivered addr"', ses., The sprech of Curtis
was short and pointed. H. denied the charE.
made upon him that he had east ilrrhrand
into the Convention. The ilTebrnud WIS thrown
| in there hv those who brought in question IN,
| policy OF the Administration. When Mr.t tonklnL
| asccnded To the platform he was greeted Will
| long continued applause. lie spoke with I'M.
| usual dcberatiOn. but every sentence like q
| sharp knife. cut To the bone. He was logical
eloquent. sarcastic. and terribly severe on hi.
| opponents. whether in the Convention or out,
side of IL. whether in New York or ut Washing
ton The current of the speech swept the grea
| mass of the delegates and spectators along viii
ii to the close. ! doubt if the Senator ever salts
| fled himself and his auditors more completed,
than ON this occasion. He said:
| SENATOR Combines SPEECH
| twas woman. thoughtful woman. who said sh,
always noticed that II She did not die IN February she
| lNed all through the year | have noticed that whel
the Republican party makes no mistake IN CunNentiun
/, apt to 90 safely through canvass when tOnNrn
success Let make no mistake today. Let us stan,
Tor fe integrity o Republican principles and Tor th'
unity o Republicans. Tins Is not Administra
uun Convention nor All anti nti-Admluistfatiun CON
NentOn. W" nre not representatives al an Al
mhsthuon nor OF M anu Administration party