The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-27

Killed. wounded and missing lie said
Ma PntNrtSL ANu GtNttfvtN or rnE CovvrxrroS
t4e Jlli".m that has been read. Applause We are
usrious men and II, great nchicvc,ncmis H. bcIcV
aS We have ALWAYS bell, we'd that the Republican
i lno reg rhtauNe o. the high civil lati0n. the
n,lnScnce Of the characmr VI the political courage
on Ne have sSd we Sams h srSo r for h9r
uoi believe there is sincctc Republican in any
ned sli,cs down appau-. WHO Would NJ" n"t
v NY pnrt"NNe ~. lo'iu.n takcn IN THIS platform
ml,r ,h, Ameiican poorlc sir am but an individual
81 men ior any oihcr man hut myself and Vet, You
lint ann frank, ,nfrs,r,,di, WAL ~ e ,, WI
inem Of the Aim,nElauon. Applause ! seS then to
En,orm Mnch IA been read to you, and which YOU
m"e e wf fc'sn M agcama,ioi = also ne platform
states would stand Applause / say, gentlemen, liz
Tyg"} Scar, ago when NAM Of began to be Bcpso
in, AZ .le ."lnau.n ol ur republican rarN, I'll, Re-.
slavery Inc war oiiowci-thc death erapre between
can party was the tary Of the vigorous prosecution
The war ended. equal rights to be maintained
sml S,rrca ana ine Epgnhsan party was the lnry Of
IT, u, su men once more gentlemen once more great
tradition We have known the politics OF persons Now
once more ne Republican mas~e.. united IN heart
principle Aye. sir. Your great predecessor Mr. seward
on Of a ss IN we he he ss s,S me coming
nu.tfi a lcader VT seward ~ the senate OF the
mie swng igom beneath ny leet and those ieet once
uor '' HrpS raT,I m roc srS on the 'Spsn
qg',uonss hgt OF the honest keeping o. the honestly
cans pledged by o9r iincipcs aud by our traditions TO
naicra honor applause and Dat honor requires a. hS
I"u ~ has " pui II To- us the maintenance OF the
~ Nat ne dollar every man he he the richest be- he
Ht poorest ~ we lhhl shAU stand 70 him a. the eqmva
lent of lor cent, worth ot commodities Applause Ant
therefore have we rightly sid ia our platform that all
The trcosm1ed standard of the commercial world. Ap.
ID AL
see plainly before us gentlemen struggle worthy Of
ths EgI1 IN, iaTy zee on one hand the simple,
and see opposed to 10 motley host gathered from
every quartet moved ~ Thousand springs; preaching
So ali thosa thcori.s ali , ,n,,,e,es t ~ yy,a
mob from The hrhcsi and those Who mean ms, h hs
esy. down 60 the lowest and those who mean ahso.
Lutte ad violent reconstruction OF society, budding thi.
mmment under The mn-lcd banner OF the Greonback and
SIR NAV aluie one remark which pleased YOU to
MAKE 90 the address hich submitted To- thu, Couyen
right vt any mau-of amy hoy of mcn-to disturb the
harmony OF the Republican party sir. With one ,lisht
No man no hoiy ot men, has the least right wanony
plau,e And ,ct .ir. / should be but an ii
lnml, oi your earnest appeals to eouiage and e.
YOU. Republican,, that 1t to my republican training
so,d opinion of nv ieni To- Min, tan1 i I'D enin"H
speech AMI thought which the very conner stones Of
msni deem my my T und, to Ss anu RcsaShca" ' ums,
,s,in., an n AsssSan Giun@ ,T' me-, s.e
lin,r rom me. to hold to n, eliaon which ny con
Ms inofnins scn'lrmc That We must also hearing m
have met yoa. RctarliSan. Of New Yors Wien the
clouds we're darker unon me horizon than the clouds
lrcssd my g~p ,osl n,ir.d ny 'g la'h ,nd The
yo 9t. , ,e 'i rr,, m 1u . ~ r
hc highest beach. thai there presently the rising idc
iho5 wcTs cqma TO- am, fortune re.pond t. ,en IN tf
/ t.t ~
now sppcar should rise to iurv. ami the galc should
nsse rrcsre.s yet .ir Viii ~, rru'iic ma, we have
Would be- To- a d,cE'r - H. gentlemen. a want, MAY
ccicl our,cvc. al every point becaas from mis- KAN
AMI ~ithit hish honor absolutely uniarnished Loud
The Convention made its now State Commit
tee, placing Mr.. Cornell thereon. who Will be in
sta led as its Chairman.
First District. Benjamin u. Hicks; second
James Jourdan Third Albert DaGgett; Fourth.
G w6eeier; Seventh. jacob NJ. Patterson ft r.; N I:
Eighth. gornelius Van Cou Ninth, Joel w
Alonzo b. Cornell; Twelfth. VIM. II. Robertson ;
Thirteenth, John b. butcher; Fourtee nth
Ierenah PrSw ritefnfn t,eSrse a. shqrpe OF
Seventeenth. James ;. Smart oil Cambridge .
iighteenth. William ". Rockwell Of Glen's
gor; Twentieth. Mortimer Wade; Twonty-tir-t
William Lewis Twcnty-second. John W. Nroo-
man; Tweny-lhhird. ChaTlcs " symonds ;
Moses Summers; Twenty sixth. John y
Knapp; Twenty seventh. samuel I, Allen ;
ninth. Maurice $ neckcr: Thiriieth Corneii1s
r. Parsou, Thirty first, Willard \. Cobb; Thir
ty-second. James u. Warren.
Mr. Fithian Of Now YORK moved that tho roll
los called and that each delegate ~ his name Is
called shall rise and name his candidate for
proposed amendment. that where Assembly