The New York herald., 1879-09-12
rhe different delegations named their State Com.


mitteemen follows;-
1-Ceoree H. Bechtel ls-william E. Smith.
2-wilian d. Feeder. 19-Andrew W. Ferguson.
3-W A. Fowler. 20-S W. Buel.
4--Francs Nola. 2l- -
5-H A. Gumbletpn. 22-James II. Ssarbuck.
6-P. w. Rhodes. E-Chares h. Grannis.
7-E. d. Gale M-William A. Poucher.
SIS p. Nichols. 25-H. j. Mowrey.
9--Frederck Smythe. 26
10-Thomas L. Feitner. N-Lester b. Faulkner
11-Augustus SchelL 2S-E X. Apgar.
12-Henry y. Nelson. 29-D. Is. Hill.
l3-John O'Brien. 30-William Purcell.
14--Lewis Beach. SIR. A. Maxwell.
l5-William +. Russell. 32-Charles w. McEwen.
1G-Daniel Manning. 33-William W. Whallen.
It's. .. Gleason.
ERAsrUs BnooKs, from the Committee on Resolu-
tions, reported the following platform:-
THE RESOLUTIONS.
venon assembled profoundly sensible of the Important
consequences depending upon the immedate result Of
Of popular liberty and rights laid down by Washington
70 the constitntion with ali its amendments sscredy
S to ss a the the spa sa
lican party to eentralixstion and consolidation
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the extent and for the defined in tho
form into empire We insist unity fra,erpity and
revived We the effort, Of the republican
Of the past We demand homes. elections and an honest
votes Never again by fraud or force shall the pcpn-
democracy oppose all avo,itsn No single interest class
Democracy means government OF the whole people
fr sa, ss snSs
be the Of :. c 0s sSpe ss pp
puouv protected from the of capital and
the despc,e creed OF The de%1erasy believe
the constitutional money OF the country: We condemn
Treasury the questionabc favoriism no has shown
particular monetary institutions or .oesed symd'eaies
in connection with his retnnding schemes. We look
ali their proessons OF civil service reform ic Exccn
tive and s nsyS been So
tue government are making partisan speeches managing
conibu campaign funds in derogation OF prin
ps and 81 an homes. sy ne .so
drecon: TO keep the republican party in power aud
fana i%s ssaS. Tx people, We ;Ss
% Now S ss n" the r.. 81 ds Ss @
ducton OF expenses snd the diminished burden Of tax
jealousy and aa,%ssais@ between the city Of Now york
cal aud tho growth Of the is the Of the other
The democratic officers Of the state Of New York 10y tho
aa. during the past three years BY their
sis"nee 10 private and partial LEGISLATION aud by their
penscs OF the state government have entitled themselves
The people OF New Y"rk-farmers. manaraeiarcrs aud
merchants alikcdemnnd that they shall have az the a,
ton aud that the railroads they chartered
for their benefit and not Tor their ruin We therefore
expression Of the foregoing principles the fol-
lowing:-
Firaonesty. efficiency and economy In every depart
Sooad- properly should bear rs Just proportion Of
fhdles-enng the bprdens wnd increasing the sdvan-
fearThe cqua, projection Of tho rights of labor and
TVG-Thc railroads prohibited by law from unjust
crninatio and from favoriug localities or individuals
Irhc tolls upon tao canals 20 be kept NJ tho lowcst
rates possible consistent with economical and cce'u
Seien0-The maintenance Of the public schools tho
kqhhlrisons for tho pgnishment aud reiormstion Of
should bo protected as lar AS possible from such eompe
Ni"tl--Municipai scifgovcrnmcnt In local affairs
I.aL-That the succcssful efforts of our democratic
Ropresentat IN Congress, In restoring u fair
and intcigent jury systcm and III protecting
con a, a,efercmcc OK the federal administrator
with the state elections approved aud the action vt the
tho OF armed sodisrs aud the employment OF
pad iodera ,nperyisor' aud masas a the polls and tho
the democracy OF thc state Of New York.
pcri,y privileges and rights under government,
shalt continue 70 uphold system OF untrammeiled suf
the duty of the state alike IN the interest ol taxation
temperance aud equal and exact Justice to the community
the rights of the citizens TO lfe liberty property
public order
Alr. BROOKS In presenting the report. said that
with here aud there exception. they had received
the unanimous approval or tho committee. The
resolutions were adopted.
The CHArR stated that nominations now In
order Nil
HAND.
SAMUEL HAND, of Albany. said Mr.. Chairman
have the honor of presenting the name OF Hon.
bucius L. Robnson--applause and hisses)--and In
doing so. sir, congratulate the democracy OF this
Convention and OF the state OF New York that our
efficient Governor. although anxious personally to
lay of tho harness, has permitted his name TO be
brought bctore you. Hc has been, Mr.. President.