Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
TAX ROCHESTER, CONVENTION.

TuE hON nm INV stf's
The New York Republican State Con-
vention assembled in Rochester yestsr-
day. The entire day was devoted to the
PRONUNCIATION Of n platform, and the
discussion which ensusd upon its pre-
s~sntaiion was full Of bitterness and
spleen. Tho entire proceedings. indeed.
showed that the main object o, the con-
vsntion was. not to organize the Repub-
lican party in such a ann that 1t
could count on victory in November. but
to snub President Hayes. and make him
feel that the New York Rspublicans-at
least their representatives In Rochester
cared o for the opinions Of Sem
ator Coukling. than for those Of the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation. conk-
ling captured the convention at the out
set, constituted himself the leader, and
carried everything before him. He has
gained his point in aisrupting the party
In New York; he may gain a little TEN.
porary notsristy In the coming session
Iot Congress by lighting tho President.
lut II will be like that Of Andy John
%. the fame Of having betrayed great
parry at . critical moment. aud the star
Of Roscoe Conkling will steadily wane
from tAis time IN. until 1t finally sets in
the gloon OF oblivion.
The convention was called to order by
Alonzo d. Cornell. the naval officer Of
New York. This was the first direct
snub to Hayes. for. according to tho
late Civil Service order. Cornell had no
right &c take part in the proceedings at
all. This ~ = personal insult. how
ever. and will probably be atonsd for by
Mr.. Cornell. by thu cutting of Of his
official head. Then u I. q. Plat
was made chairman. and INDUCED In
long TRADE against ' traitors" "dsma-
.osuss and I" trickstsrs." The Presi.
d.pt was not mentioned by name. but
the illusions were 40 clearly pointed To
him and his cabinet. that IL was impos.
sibls 10 misunderstood them. The reso.
lutisns were doctorsd up by Conkling,
and are in the main coed. especially
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spee's payn''n's io''' "' 'PP'
''uo 70 .n0 s'an"'s " my ~0'0 '1'
siaaes' ins man rsso'aaon' n'"e'e''
u mai upon winch WAY "'"'s'
Is the following
"Ths Constitution orlAins that the
United States shall guarantee To every Stat"
In this Union q republican form of gov
eminent. The only republican govern
ment known to the Constitution of any
American STATE IL . government CHOSEN os
tho people. The question whether . cas-"
has arisen requiring the President TO eni'
ploy military forces To protect state an'
thority against domestic violence Is by
the Constitution. committed 10 his decis-
ion and TO his responsibility. Taking no
issue with q decision Of this Kin which
has been made by tho national executive
In respect In tho employment of troops
and expressing no opinion regarding the
method. AMI attendant p~roeeoding. IN
ployed In any instance, We cherish hops
Una, Tho ss,lon .a.sn IN tsi.on %'
a%uiiiity and Justice, and no act Of the Re-
Publicans Of New York conducive to is
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'snA'o' 'o"s'
substitute Tor the above;
Es.'',,a' I'm. ue ,sw'n. nus =. " -.
| eis.r and psrfcct A. that Of George Wash.
inston /; that we gladly recognize his emf
men, P.si,o US. p,Oss n. sommsna nj.
ssfor,s IN The permanent pacifcation Of
tho southern section OF tho Union. aud ior
me sorIseuon % as",msJ ~ ~.
v pledges and to the declaration. Of the
convention mat nomlnA.eu nun ana -
s%sls.rs ,b.,. ~rrcoSnI,ins thai. he WORK
is bu, begun. We shall hail with .~a.isfae'
uoa y. ,hs pTau,I.n, %s, %eoaSdsn,iy
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