New-York tribune., 1879-09-11


TIE FvENTS OF TIE DAY ~ DETAIL.
-,,,u,vY oS rilH GROUND rARly-NR- JACOBS
M.KEs A SPrECH.
GENERAL PREss DisPArcTl
Svn..1-.E. \. y. Sept. 1O.-Ticbets for ad-
,,., ta me convention were not issued unti nearly
=, ,.,.eoi.aflv IL was long after noon before the
cseo...s assembled IN large numbers tae galleries
~ r,..aiv aucd. tie ad1ereats % -ammauy evi-
6en.y Do .Inc II the ascenoant.
c.r,ra. . Badly" smith WAS greeted v.th applause
v..- be a.rrar,d IN Nieang Hel. The artrance Il
1ba K.ly va- thc sigma, for lo and io,ycontinuec
az ause.
,,r and hey oob thrr seats - the front of the hall
n,-,ae PLATFORM. each dcless'e wearing b.ac oadg'
Nr Arsus,1. sehel. Nj Purcell. 90 The STAGE Commit
,.s E.as.s Brooks sud other sa'i-Roni1son leaders
v-s-. also rr.c-l with demons rauons II favor AZ
1850 fhe galleries were packed ir every part
-.e c.. ~.r.f.1 VIZ. called to order at m by Mt
.n-c T. of Ho.ae.t.r c1sl'rau off fie state Commit
Zee Af-er rnr'1use the part % tae house for Nr
Pr ana ,-@e rleers ant "a .a-rv erolnF ior GOV
cror Hohl.on vi,a uanv hs.es spd hearty cheers of
T.fD T-l.v md General Siocum and considerable com
fr.- n. P-~.sI h. instruction ~ Jh. STATE Comms
t.e. nan.ra--l for temporary chairman Mr. John
J.eots.Uf Knr-. This N4s adopted Jo1a helv. ~
YewY -t and Hrsh McLarxai'r, ~ 6iusT, were aE-
pointed -. r' lrc Mr. Jacobs TO rhe cnnir which cntf
u Performed avid great cheering.
MrJfon- .n taking the char nddres'ed tho Convoa-
ton as follows.
Grvi-rvTS OF rnE CONVENTION; Called upon to
rras. l, over vour preliminary deliberations, / sAal
-nle4rort .o acl as TO promote an e'ry ard harmon
iars c'.sion of tho lroc,ai.uEs Of thi' Convention
-, r .s',o hero rrpreseI.-s the Democracy a1d
one or tsc great que, IONS ne presented 70 th'
~ er,,'oos here vi rarea great ~,t in the settle
nert n this ieegc. r. RISING superior To eilo'e anl
passion We small so ae, as % cornsnd me r-'pfct o.
men 90 al parties. ti' rfF wAlr once eremc lLs'-
nour faole NA. h1 voorr II, 20 ,l' ~ l o ,i ~,
e., 10 ors. the great reforms accom- hshet Dy Demo
C.n.r,s. as we'll we ahal command the aoproval q
m pc"ple; nd more I'm the We -iold lr,
10 De pros.euted unu. BON Nanepal mi end ste
Zen VI. rse Jerers,n sanc llrtsoo, regari
tn prblc interest a. ot more m'nen, tln' pr
~, ,-t...lr hlre a,ssmn'el VIII bl notable ID 4e
history ~ our graf ~sao Desiring not 90 leton yon
with 'e, .5.y remarks, VIII now ask your 4urllef
, o motion Of Mr. y immond. ~ Or aro, the following
rsut' new scr. a~no.r'c1 tomporG'y secre'ari-s; y.
L.r-y. T. j.. Grfi;h Dan Lamont. IT. D. Tsleott ana
vm Y Ont
tn secre-arv proceeded cau the roll OF delegates,
an rrd.e rsr o. Alhsrv presented credentials 90
contestant from Albany. which were referred 70 the
Cymmittee ON rcdenals. Contrasting c.eHen als were
pressatsG from the III District OF Drcbess County
snd referred. 4 similar disposition vas made o' the
urescated by coDt"sting delrgations from
Kinss County aud N-w-Y0rk John Fox in presentng
Ae latter an behalf OF the Irving Han Democracy. vas
rece th arrlause and h'-s@s John b ha@kin
r-,s.pIad tie credentials % he Tuscarora con
te-ran-2 from New-York lIacghter and applause
Contestn creden als from the I!d Difrict OF Onon-
dAgn from Orleans an rrom tse IsS DAtct of iIens-
sesrr verr sls0 receiv,a ard referred
O. n .-o, of Mr. Holiday. OF ToHpIins. the rules Of
tie last sscpDy adopted % Tar as practicable
for Or. government 81 the convention.
FIGHT OVER THE COYMrTEEs
l. u rrsr .s Cnou,ung moved that the uucortcsfed
dee,res in each Congregational Dstrct select on- of
teir number 70 consti,ute COMMITTEES on Cr-Gen'i@s
and that al contested re referred 70 that com
mttee
M Do-sheimer opposed t. .Notion. He said
Mr. CHAIRMAN: I take It, 1t a the frst duty OF this
eonver.io 10 follow the precedent ~bch has been set
BY the sio orniitee in selection ~ The temporary
chairman ~ this convention. The action u the state
Committee 1ope, expressive Of the action ~ ths
convention That committee With entire uusn,nity rnH
yerfeci hqrnionv. selected gentleman Of vide 81 ner-
elce .aTli tmentar an ano tbst -c'eS,,oh "a. n
fAppisrseI believe test to have been rre-ase ~
81 fi..,ef winch win win fADplsuse.l hope that
tie unfortunate divisions and gue t,o earnest i-o.'s
not SET Al he outset IN example of the divisions of tat
- go, st > . $3.50 from fbe couv-rfion VIII
leave spirit In cersan minds % risn sni rfrEe
down certain ID emOcrafs. hope I.lr tns'ler Y 4 nr
rrloa rerrorrat anpausel AVID Al experienced
presiding ON and trust that tho members % this
convention vii vote down the resolution aud permit
me colnfnift De- appointed In tho ordinary tanner.
fADuar sei Therefore. move oN ~av OF amor iment
the uair spont COMMITTEE on contested o-ai-
- tof one from each Cousressioal District III this
E..rs. tpniau---I
M d. T. rri of Chcinung said that n citing the
ZION o. the o. c-ity Of The convent OF - 1877 ne I'D
~ infnl 20 hag ND Aur unpleasant rccolcctons. lie
r,y wanted fo cal attention o. A iaci thA pFior 10
rat period O. a. the rule for the convention 20 seec-
th.. committee When the change made D. wa
el.d ttat q ,-s me only real Dem cratic way. In
Of t 70 solution he did not intend 10 reflect upon
u. cha ~.nn az this convention, but he thought we
should not have one rule one year aud another ~
another vs.- He van ed 20 ~ consistent
Ar Cox ~ Nev-YorS. supported ar Dorsneiiner's
an-nlert rTe urged tnat 10 would 1e the most Demo
crate Te cass snan sl"lic appoint the committee Tor
q. rs..r thar Il vs not usual o. have suca absolute
unaIl1y la the selection OF its chairman Hs Vas Tie
embgGm- .f the best %, tIe convent Oh. There
vs no orr siou to d.plri the general Democratic
ru.e. exeri in where taerc was suspicion that
tn tia.i-aaa not Lonest snd All
Ez-- sar slcGmre VIII said De was here from the
W. District OF New-York rose 10 pout of order That
The resolution aot Ia order, IS to onnsoa was
aotaz unoer the ruios = le Assoc - lL1 Dy t-ose
r1'e- tae elslr appoints all committees.
Mr. Faulkner % Livingston, ulcug-f tie convention
Wac fang fon question. Hr said the proposition
Was SIMPLY - ~ back "a former rule which Should
never har e -en caauaec
Chairman Jacobs overfied ;Ae point of order because
the Assembly rules sly tl.l Speaker snail appoint
tae committees, unless hrrwi.e ordered which implies
tha tie convention nay order otherwise.
Nh Kelly. % heN-fjrs favored Mr D0rsheimel'
motol. A. SAID:
~ chAHatN don't care D. ~ into discussion s
@l2e1ia 30 aifel aaa fsr ia ff. -ra C-4-
~ ~''----e- - -az4-s regularly seleeted dels alca