New-York tribune., 1877-01-09

fully in the hands OF their President Samuel J. Tden
whose election has been certified by the law and anthem
cated by the great seal OF the people Loud and con-
tnued applausel
John G. Thompson then read the following telegram
from Indianapolis, which received with shouts Of
applause:
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, jan 8.
The Democracy In convention assembled, every one OF
the 92 counties represented by delegates sends
you greeting this day The State that destroyed the
Republican partys hopes in October now demands that
this land aud that Samuel j. Tden aud Thomas A. Hen
drcks shall be nugurated President and Vice President
or these United states. NJ. ID. MANSON, Chairman.
motion then made that the Chairman of the
State Committee should telegraph and say to their friends
in Indiana
"An right. Ohio will stand by you in this emergency"
Similar kilograms received from West Virginia.
George H. Pendeton then loudly called for and oc-
cuped the time with long speech until the Committee
on Resolutions ready 10 report.
The RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions reported series OF
solves. which were adoDted unanimously. amid the most
uproarious applause and shouts of approval one in
the crowd shouting, Tilden blood " The resolutions
beginning with the third, follows:
III. That, while clear In the conviction that Samuel
j. Tilden and Thomas A Hendricks have received not
only large majority OF the popular vote but majority
and VicePresdent, yet declare that any decision
be cheerfuly acquesced in by the whole people; and
that any attempt to nauguiate PRESIDENT simply upon
t1e proclamation OF the President Of the Senate VIII be
act OF usurpaton that will be resisted by the people
TO the last extremity even sDoud that extremity oe an
Nv. That the impudent and unfounded charge that
those who protest against the exercise OF illegal and
arbitrary desire To foent strife and lnclte cyl
war is made by cOnspirators, To withdraw the puDhc
mind from their own evil designs TO Illustrate the SOY
erein will of the people expressed through the Da
lot-box on the 7th OF November last.
V. That we denOunce the action of President Grant IN
following the example OF the military chieftans or Mex
leo IN interfering by armed force IN the elections OF te
Legislatures and in massing troops at Washington Win
the apparent purpose Of preventing the free action Oi
Congress respecting the Presidential election evnces
purpose to render the military independent Oh anu
superior to the civbpower and calls for outspoken CON
VI That the Inauguration President OF candidate
rejected by the people and coun,ed IN by fraud Is rev0
ton, and, acquesced Ill., faal 10 republican eo'ern
VII That the National Democratic Committee be re-
quested call a National Democratic COnvertlo 10
meet at Washington City, Feb H.
POINTS OF GEN. EwING's ADDRESS.
Loud and continued calls we're made tor Gen. Ewing,
and when he appeared before the convention the crowd
became wild Five minutes consumed before order
was restored Gen. Ewing spoke with great effect the
large audience keeping perfectly quiet except when a-
paudng HIM The following the main points OF his
speech:
The assumption that the President of the Senate may
declare the result Without the assent
the House OF Representatives. has not shadow OF
support the Constitution in the pecedents OF former
elections 1t were usurpatOn as gross open and pa
pabe for the General OF the Army 10 name the fIs
dent by pronuncamentO. Tue ultra prOsiayery leaders
plunged into rebellion rather tnl submit 70 tne ~
the people and surrender their long hou OF power
all the crushing the rebellion, and denOuuGlng
traitors three-quarers OF million OF DemOcrauc
soldiers who followed the flag. have tor two
years past made political merchandise OF COM
mon sacrifices triumph of the war, ana
now threaten retain power by method not less
dangerous With 100000 saiaried pari
with ODedieut army and navy AT command WIN
Presden who recognizes no duty out 10 his party anu
b bis WILL they declare by their acts that
they hold power i'll spite OF the people ny pre-
venting lawful and regular declaration OF the result Oh
the election. Ii permitted TO usurp the presidency
now, why may they not seize control OF the next
House of Representatives by administering the Shef-
idan they did to tho Louisiana Legislature
In ls74 and the south Carolina Legislature last
II the people acquesce IN that, why need the
cOnspiratOrs surrender pOwerf VIII IL not DC as
sweet four eight, twelve sixteen years hence US now
Will army be strong aud as subserVlentf VIII
not the returning boards be ready aud raScally
VIII patriotic capitalists be as tnd or popular re-
ssance and mOnarclcal capitalists be as anxious AZ
for a strong government which Will exalt money
and degrade manhOodf
Gen. Morgan made brief speech, after which the con-
vention at o'clock p. adjourned. The Democrats
are in high glee the success OF the meeting Ihe
last night had depressing effect on them
during the early part OF to-day but notwithstanding the
elements against them, they responded to MI
Thompsons bugle blast to the number OF $500 That 49,
that number of persons III ,on the different rail-
roads, but hundreds of them did not near the conven
ton great many used the time in visiting the state
House and other places of interest.