The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25

and nation should Providence permit to attain the
F--Ths rreenbaek dollar mus. be full legal tender
for the of all debts nubc and private and by
the ernment issued protested and received as absolute
ssoodwe declare that all Of Congress changing
.ad tie acc. Of
consent pr.y or and we're ana are ho
mmsc.ss eaag in and e all bonds absolute
run ON their ace and further issue by the
the immediate sisharswai nom circulation Of national
bank notes md the substitution therefor OF absolute paper
Fow&-Equal taxation of all property owned by ndi-
fA The incrsssns poverty q the working cs.se. Is
n. Of sa .na We
'ss sSopSs ID. aa.y 81 tn. of this
to limit tn. growth Of railroad monopoly and save the ell
uow pr vail and make serious upon the business
prosperity Of =: slas... Of citizens including the small
the sppoiatment the Legislature Of board Of railway
a ns% Win
r. to end .sss proper
be had To- NE control Of the railway; BY The state
poI...I.u =. ~anui.s,ursd s5.Iss. Of wssh the
same /. found in the country al. ARTICLES Which We DO os
or sa1aC. groaaSs to I e., sd%i.tsd free
purpose Of obtaining reliable statistics form
Especially with to sss honps labor which ssoaa
be reduced proportion the use OF machinery increases
and In conformity with other causes which throw workers
the labor Of convics our prisons ana re-
TsnM-Aa income tax passed upon constitutions imits
siSn and upward but leaving untouched all in
Eisrenh We demand that the salaries OF all officers Of
Suf ss"s counties and ess who receive more than
ABOVE that amount
Th;rteen-We demand thorough reform in the system
Of public school education to establish agricu
mechanical and commercial schools in addition TO the
e s to
Oft CHANGE. and the OF
book. beins ioreea upon the people as well AS other
ton for ths poorest State the expense
saninaton Of may rsekins In
interfering with such rights SHAH be inespseitatsd
sas and for holding any 0'iAl position in the United
fVeen We opposed to the Importation Of servile
labor Of this country.
The Convention then took recess
+ AFTER RECESS.
The Convention reasssmoled at halt-past two
O'Clock. 49,
Mr.. Tucker, of Chenango, moved that ali resolu-
tsns in addition to the platform DO referred to the
State Central Com mttee. Adopted.
THE JUDGE OF TAE COURT OF APPEALS.
The Chair announced that the next business before
the Convention would be the nomination OF a caDd,-
Date Tor Judge OF the Court OF Appeals.
Mr.. Nuttng, OF Oswego, nominated Mr. Ransom II.
Tyler, Of Oswego He said he an honest ana able
man and u conslstent green backer.
Mr.. Dickin son, OF RocklRpd, nominated Mr.. Gideon
J. Tucker. Of Rockiana He said he had stood on The
greenback platform since the organ OF tue
party. The nomination belonged to the Second Ju-
dical district. Mr. Tucker had served Secretary 0i
State and Surrogate OF Now York and had been an
eminent lawyer Tor many years. He trusted tho
name Of Mr. Tyler would be Withdrawn and that the
Convention would concede the nomination OF Mr.
Gideon j. Tucker.
motion was nude 70 proceed an informal viva
vote Tor candidate Tor Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals. Carried.
Inc roll was called With the following result -
Whole number Of votes cast, us. Gideon j. Tucker
received 90, Judge Theodore Westbrook TO- Ransom
Il Tyler IL, James B. Goodwill 8, George W. Goth
ran ID, James b. o ney 4, AIbertus Perry l. Jamcs
Wright 80, 4. Z. Moore 8, J. y. Daily l.
Mr. Wright, OF Chemung, thanked the Convention
for the honor conferred upon him giving MIN the
1attsring vote mad received. He had reasons OF
private nature why he c0nld not accept the nomna-
for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals ana begged 10
Withdraw his name.
A formal ballot for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
without debate, was ordered, and resulted w hole
humber OF votes cast. 1885, Gideon J. Tucker, III: H.
H. Tyler. IL: James Wright, II.
On motion the nomination Of Gideon J. Tucker for
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals was made u.s.
NEW YORK CITY.
motion was adopted to appoint committee Of
nvs the interior Of the State reorganize the
party Now York city, and the Chair the
following as such committee:-M N. Copp OF Mon
roe; A. v. Ransom, OF Warren; b. H. Wright OF
Oneida; J. J. Juno, Of Onondaga.
vote of thanks extended 10 the Syracuse dole
CATION lLer courtesy and attention The
STATE COMMITTEE.
The following State Committee was then an