The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-15
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.
MEN UHO VIII OPPOSE DEM. 4. WIZ
ms And FERN.iNDO WOOD.
Hard Money Approved by the Republican
| Conventions Promises Made to the
| Voters ny the Nominees Before Election.

street las. evening Mr.. Joseph II Choatc being
Chairman. Tho Hon. Rufus j. Cowng named
| Mr. Levi y Morton. the banker. Tor tho nomi-
nation. He said that whom Mr. Morton ran two
years ago he was little acquainted with politics
and politicians. lie had only five days i'm which
to make lfis canvass, and he was beaten by a
very small vote This year his election was
| forcgonc conclusion. In scconding the nomi-
nation. Gen. Hcnry /. Trcmain presented rcso-
| lutions Of the Independent Workingmcn's Asso-
| citation. which mot at lc0 East Forty-serond
street. p,elSing thcir vo,es and interest To-
| Mr. Morton. and Gcu. George W. Palmer said
! that Mr.. Morton was a man around whom
| workingmcn and artisans could rally. He was
above suspicion. aad had no personal ends TO
serve. He had Mother banks nor importing
interests to look after, and WAS above mere
trickstering and log grolling in Congressional
| matters. lie would serve the State and the whole
| country. On motion Of Gen. Palmer the nomi-
nation was made 10y accamaton.
District Attorney Phelps said that the district
was the greatest in the whole country. and
needed u representative which 1t had not had
! in Benjamin \. Willis. H. felt confident thut
| the voters would second Mr. Moron's nomina-
tion nj the polls 10y electng him by acclamation.
Resolutions were offered by the Hon. jacob
| Hess, aud were passed, setting forth that the
recent elections have proved by tho past that
whore the financial standard Of the Republican
party WAS lowered from it, high position for re-
| sumption and honest money d"foat las speed
| ily followed and that the party was pledged to
| maintain the honor AMI integrity Oi tho nation.
| Ii was In cunsonnnco with these principles that
| The Convention presented Mr.. Morton as a can
| didnte Tor Congress. knowing him to be- thor
| oughly identified with every wise aud patriotic
measure put ioi,h for the benefit Of the people
| ut lhrg and that in his nomination the Office
Nj, Mort q was escorted to the Conyenuon by
| Mr.. Hess Mr.. Graf Mr.. Cowing. Mr.. A. "
| Holmes. an Nr f j flthian. H. saii that he
| had iu-' bccu informed 10y the Committee that
! he had been .on.r"d again Wlth q unanimous
| qugt' tp cypress bis appreciation Of the honor,
| an MS renomiualion he regarded as vote Of
| with an experience of TWENTY-FIVE venr- in this
| commercial metropolis, but he believed the r.
ryIeca 81 its hum6lcst citi2en-. ana in
obedience 10 thnt call he accepted the
| =. a;tor an Investigation of thc dualin alton,
| ~ tho cantitai"s. mnl'r ~ OF thee "'tors "
| ihI- dls,rict-whirh " rcr,iniy SECOND o. non"
| gen 90 and character oi it- citiZ"n--shoul APP
! nrove the choice and command his services IN
/ t'uErtra. hc would nrn. U tAn dis'hHr@" OF
/ bus duties ar earnest dc-r" to favor such legis-
/ milou as vii, tend a. gAHrd tie national honor,
! protect the national Tirnsury restore conf
| dcncr. amt bring renewed PROSPERITY. II,
favored honest ua5 inrnt ior ,ion = labor, and
| Democrats AMI Republicans would unite in de-
| ienre OF the national honor.
1t took the Kepubhcnn Convo of the
! nute the Hon. Anhon c. McCook. nitweniy-five
gr.ssnpn Lawson in speaking. The Convcn-
! t"n wns IN the hands ot vrt"rnn politicians.
EN.'nngressman LAWSON took general charge
81 tiin-s. AMI ~ f"ltee Con,mi'.-'on.r Hugh
/ gardner, "N senator Nafhm Int. Z. W. M'"i
| hru Motsnn "ii"ri y Hunter. ana d.Wn
| other W"uug' = 20 rAp'ritu.w were ready To-
l-s - him. few minor oiil cihls from the
! n-i om i'n1. nnd Il, ',il' " r. am NJ ne
| Chairman; the credentials wrro hand,d in
| without a contest anu Mpminhll'hs l"r 'an-
| u!lNir w't, oH' ~ l"t' MF. Lawson was re-. Z
M m,,,,i' III, l't ,h Nv % T., ''nl- M
| lhg WIN lli' uhih' "l ','h' VI pok Wnlrh WIS
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menl HtpoinihHiht -iue s1n X oi james T. Floyd
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nu thn n an inufinn wil. Ierlsra,i un,,ni mons -
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| soon br' .u.rLt linn bnfnr. ms C1uynntt1n Ia
| delivered BART II "A printed speech I'M which IN.
| snid he hnd nothing i'm nj, uuhlic r,,.nri 4, he
| nshnnad of lie V1tel flr tia Lr,uuutl.n net
n1i smoke in favor of II in CSupr,,s. NH h ,y,,s
ready 10 ro hrfor, the people On thni iss,e
! A. M Nuth district X ,nui,.,,en Co,NI I.ution
KaNrrt s. nDho ms sai tl,ut he dos rec. To- n',ni
| nntn "A enndldutn FIR COMPRESS who vlul1 tnll
tn,, largest vot, nossiil. nnd he thnr,inr" I'M ~
| inntri Wilson Brrrynnn Of The Srveutrrnth
A-srmhS Dstrirt. Who had twice been elected
| Assrmily ymnn nnd Who would mike A strong
| canvass Tho nominal ion wns hnrdly sne,n,lr1
! hrf,,rn Al.NnnInr Martin noynd ,hut ina nnn,i.
| uut tnns be ,,l',.rj
| Nlllmn Wtutrrboitnm iuuuad mn and