New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

Senator.
-Four OF the Southern States are Republican by large
maiorities Two more PROB ADiy Republican with
far vote and count but even the law providing civil
been aud will be- untitled to give Tree course to
violence. tlssue-ballo,s and fraud.
NEw-YogK TO DECIDE NEXT YEAR.
OF Potomac there win be contested Pesi-
dental election next year Some may contest the
Office OF Sheriff, though this has been forbidden by
murder A Congress ona district may boiling
Democrat against the regular nominee, but no
Presidential election worthy the name WI be allowed
the Democratic nominee, every electoral vote IN TO
South will be registered for him. This dons, but "a
States. from sea to sea New-York has IS OF
hSs hofss0r ss s and election s IT
been Frustrated and to be further prostratsd ne
great danger, great responsibiy AND great oPportu
EewYork will decide the great contest or 1850
this year VIII go far TO decide whether the next Con
gress be governed by TIE tax-gayng or The non
isnce or the capture Of The Nstioua Tfessnry and the
fin ncia safety aud stability OF the country Not TO
would detain you longer than ough, to tcres OF Go
- the last thing In the interest OF the Nation must
election Is there Republican be his preference for
candidate or another, who Will DOT AZ
such crisis stand by foundation stones of his faith
IL there Republican who viii c0nniSe AT the rupture OF
the National Governments by Solid south, dominated
by the same men who. IN the State Rights.
drsped the land In mourning and who now seek 70
make state Rights rise aud trampe the graves OF
our heroic dead liz there Republican Who, bet ween
prejudice the other. would turn his back on cred ana
country There 10 such Republican, ana therefore no
The party now Is united on every essential indeed
every living issue Last year aud The year BEFORE this
and things we have differed about heretofore have been
by events. NO matter VINO war rkDt or VINO Vas
perisnce have made whole. Many who nave opposed
III the past have become convinced mat DenoSr,ac
wise safe. speak not OF MANAGERS or sontshIlng
Leaders but Of Ssas' TaS pd SUCH
form shall present We can fail 10 carry me state
or this year duty high and TOO urgent
the is too great and too vital lho anu
who fought sad, devastating, lsDenIaele war and
up their ana men All T inv MOO " 9 n
IL IN peril OF being sns5ched away. New-forE must
stani this year the head of the Republican column
To this end let us pledge ourselves aud each other.
General Sharpe, OF Ulster offered resolution author
izng committee credentials, to be appointed by the
chair to consist of three from each judicial district
Adopted.
Mr. Knapp OF Cayuga offered resolution appointing
temporary secretaries Adopted. The following were
the temporary secretaries appointed: T. N. johnson.
sidney g. Cook, VIM. H. Barker, a. L. Learned, A. A.
Keyes. Michael Creagan H. A Cbilds, Vim. ID. Dickey,
Barclay Thomas. :. A. Bum, L. A. Carpenter, W. o.
Bum JAS O. Roberts aud Harvey Eikins.
Mr. Arthur OF New-York. moved that the chair APP
point Committee Permanent Organization, 10 con-
sist OF three from each Judicial district Adopted.
Mr. C. E. smith, of Albany, moved the appointment OF
Commute on Resolutions. ~ consist VI three from
each judicial district. Carried.
Mr r. NJ. johnson moved the adoption Of the AS
senby rules for tue governance Of the convention Car
ned.
on motion of Mr. Fthan it was ordered that the roll
OF delegaies be called.
REPEATED APPLAUSE FOR Mr.. CURTIS.
Mr. Geo. w Cards rising received with tumultu-
Gus applause oDe-;ontDued. When order WAS restored,
Mr. Curtis moved that before The Ioii was called the
ases should cleared, without which the delegates
on his side Of tho House could not prOpcrlyua their
duties.
After brief discussion to how the purpose of Sc
cuIng seats for the delegates could be best effected Mr.
Curtis temporarily withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Potter of Saratoga moved that as the roll was
called each delegate should leave bis seat. that those
who remain in seats shall be clearly designated III
terlopers.
Mr. Bliss of Now-York made the point Of order that
as the Convention had ordered the roll 10 DO called no
other business was in order.
The Chair sustained this point OF order, and the roll
call was proceeded with The call OF the Of WILL
lam A. Wheeler greeted with marked applause
The applause which followed the cali " George W. Cur
lis was again enthusiastic and longcontinued. IL
by far the Significant denomination OF the morn
Judge Ditteuhoefer presented the credentials OF con,
testing delegates from the With District OF and
on his they were referred TO the Committee gu
THE COMMITTEES
The chairman then announced the committees as .io
lows:
~" 9sTr H. I,v.an Nsw-YorK levi Morton New
York: v r. Cruser Nsw-York James ". Husttd
+ wsndovsr. coIunioia W. f KisseIbnrgh
Rcns.sIaer; william A. saeketi, Saratoga john Ham
WcGattbv OuondAga George b. Soah, OSvego Norris
Wlnsow. jefferson; c. g. Fslrmsn. Chemung; II, Ha-
IaphaIn, Ontario; {. 3 Cole, s'ea6en Caares Q.
lar., NJ ID.
On. Cr0an,ation-CEss A. Arthur, OF New-iorE,
Tihisn. Ncw-York; @. Hilton scribner. wes'chester;
T. 4 Carpenter. suffolk John A. Nichols, Kings Ohyer
Hourse Grooae; John II Mead, seaoharle hirsm II.
C,rfrcs bany George West. saratoga john Dwyer.
Warrington Andrew Williams, Clinton I. N. Dohnl-
dnsa Davd Wibsr. Olsego; h. C. Aerssreau. BIoome;
Joseph Jolisnd Caenapso: d. "S ni IT., "sSn S
sanders, Cienrsee; James ID. Warren. Ere; ana '" l.
Sessions. Cbout@nFua. =, S,.o -, r-,or chain
nan; G. aries BiaeEie Sew-YorE j. NJ Patterson, Jr;.
New.YOrk George F. MerSlss. New.Yors Sse9 ~
KetchuD, Duichess; Hale Kingsley. Albany NJ: a.
81 Lawrence; Charles stanford schenectady X. ~
C;err Onoudusa ". ". Enos Jefersonj Titus shrsrd
iaD. IL uar.in Deiawafe Archibald Kennedy. Liy
ings.on NJ l.. Allen, Seneca; H. + MA9cr; MohrVe'
u. II. Van Aernam Catiaraugus; ii. H. "akeoy' Al
iesany aud Byron Healy. Wyoming.
On motion Vice President Wheeler was invited 10
seat on the platform. but It announced that he had
left the hall.
Mr.. Madden moved that the State Committee be re-
ouested 10 tickets to delegates for future sessions
aud that they aud they only be admitted by the rear
door. Adopted.
A recess until 3 y. m was moved and adopted.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The afternoon session was called to order a. $50
O'clock
The Chair announced that the first business was the
report OF the Committee on Organization.
Several delegates complained that the ha! was filled
with fntrlders wded the delegates ont of their
sests but no measure was taken to exclude them.
Mr. Arthur from the committee. reported tho follow