The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-24

stoned through Ut, ana maze aPPaie"y,
deep impression. In conclusion, ne salu .
n we fail now tie sun in Heaven may he.e'
rise again on successful Democratic patty
At the CONCLUSION, Mr.. Hubbard was warm
" congratulated by many delegates on Tue
platform. ,
JOHN KgLLY's DEFIANCE.
John II. Fellows, OF New YORK, btAc
smoke for the majority report. The ques-
ton was as 10 whether the sovereign ma
iority OF New York Is great enough w
create for itself representation IN Tue Na.
tional Convention. or whether that rignt
shall be wrested from her to be exercised
BY her sister States. [Appause.l lie pro-
ceeded to discuss the cause OF tue uNnio"
in New York, reciing the facts OF me state
Convention ut Syracuse, at when hciiy anu
his friends seeded. Fellows proceeoeu
with an argumentatlvc statement 10 sno"
that there was no parallel between the pre-
cont situation and the precedent OF 1856, TO
which reference had been made. Inc Dol.
y, Syrocuse was upon candidate, and
nothing else. The division in 1856 was
unon a clear question OF principle aud con-
viction. The Tammany men at syracuse
holted the nomination and went out and
nominated John Kelly, and defeated the
Democratic party. They now come mere
over the slaughtered body of the Demo-
cratic marty and insult you by ask
inc recognition at your hands. APP
plause1 John Kelly had declared before
the Credentials Committee last ngpt, WIN
all the force OF language at his command,
that il YOU shall dare TO nominate certain
man he aud his friends will bolt again:
TCries Of "Turn him out !" and coniu>ion.J
Again. in front OF n MOTEL here. he said that
{" n Won nominate Samuel J. Tilden he and
his friends will run q separate electoral
ticket "a voice in the galleries, $50
they Will Laughter and applause
The galleries speak more plainly than men
upon this platform, but out OF the NOUNS
OF babes and fools we shall arrive at cor
rect conclusions. "A voice" You sup.
ported Tweed" Cries OF Put nm OUT
Put him OUT ~ In conclusion, ask, dare
YOU deny to the sovereign State OF New
York the right you so proudly ana llsty
demand for yourselves! lCheers'J DaIe
vouy violate her person aud trample her sove-
reignty in the dust? For the Whoie ques,
lion is whether you VIII give the State OF
New York the right to decide her own rep.
reservation or take that decision as picked
nm on The streets Of Cincinnati or as given
Inv delegates from sister States. He ap-
ncoled 70 South Carolina and other southern
deIe0ations rs advocates Of States rights to
stand by the principle involved. The indi-
vidual delegates sitting here from New
York were Of secondary importance; but be-
ware how YOU smte the face OF the queen
State Of the North. [AppIause.J
THE SPLIT.
Mr.. Wesbrook, OF New York, occupied
| five minutes remaining TO the minority. 1t
made no difference what had caused the
splt in New York, but it exists. United
we stand, divided we fall; and the real
question i, How can we best secure union
and victory? lie hoped such action would
he had here as would secure to the party
Tammany Halls $4,000 trusty votes, 80 re-
cpssarv 10 success. IL was well for the party
that Tammanv Hall was this time in the
control of so honest and sound a man rs
John Kelly. Applause and hl>Ses.1 He
could not control il he would the large
number OF dissatisfied Democrats who are
at bis back il he Convention should fail to
deal Justly and generously with tbem. He
continued for some time to plead earnestly
the wisdom Of giving the contestants par.
tial representation In the Convention is a
means OF enabling them to control their
| forces Tor the sake OF the cause.
1ANMANI : BLOODY HANDS
Mr. Peckham, OF Albany, followed for
the majority report. Ii was votes that the
party wanted aud must have. How were
they TO be procured In 1876, after the st.
Louis Convention bad nominated Tilden
for President [cheer>l, Lucius Robinson
was nominated and elected Governor OF
New York.
In the honest discharge OF his official
no ~
clerk of New York. This led TO Il declara-
ton of war By Tammsny against Robinson.
The Democrats OF the rural districts deter
mined to stand BY Robinson, and re-
nominated him. Whereupon Kelly and
Tammany Hall nominated another candt-
date, stabbed Robinson to the heart, and
elected Cornell, and now, with hands
still bloody, they come here 10 ask
YOU in the interests of harmony to dis
franchise the regular delegates who
are sitting here. Grant their demand, and
the gentleman from Texas will be bowling
louder In the wilderness for votes than he
is now. [Applaus.]. The Democrats OF
New York would never submit 10 such
treatment. Votes were not TO be had in
any such way. [Applause.l
CHAIRMAN YOUNG CLOSES THE DEBATE.
Mr.. Young, Of Georgia, as chairman OF
the Committee on Credentials, closed the
debqie with tbree-minutcs' speech. The
committee had found only one regular dele
CATION here from New York, and they had
recommended their admission. Tilden was
not before this Convention. Applause
For one he wished to God he was. APP
plause.1 The question was simply rs to
who were the rlghtiul representatives Of
New York.
THE TAMMANY DELEGATES EXCLUDED.
The Chair stated the question was first
upOn substituting the minority for the ma |
jorlty report, and ordered rOll-cal. States |
voted Alabama, IL aye, s no; Arkansas,
II aye. under unit Instructions; California,
9 ave, 10 no; Colorado, 3 aye, no; Con-
necticnt, u no; Delaware, aye, 8 no;
Florida, 5aye, no; Georgia, 0 aye, ID no;
Illinois, 20 aye, 16 no; Indiana 80 no,
under unit instructions; Iowa, % no 1;
Kansas, 10 aye; Kentucky, "a no; Lou
isiana, Is no; Maine, 6 aye, 8 no Ma |
ryand. II aye, 4 no; Massachusetts,, "a !
ave, IL no; absent; Michigan, 2 aye, |
20 no; Minnesota, 10 no, under unit in |
strucions Mississippi, aye, II no Mis-
souri,, IL aye, 10 no. Nebraska, no; Ne
vada, 6 no; New Hampshire, aye, no;
New Jersey, - aye, mo. New York he>i- |
tated TO answer, and there were loud calls |
OF "Vote! yote!" but she asked to be |
passed, and the request was graDed.l |
North Carolina, 90 no; Ohio, II aye, y no;
Oregon, no; Pennsylvania, 10 aye. Il no; |
Rhode Island, , aye. no; South Carolina,
3 aye, 0 no; Tennessee, II aye, II no;
Texas, 10 aye, 3 no; Vermont, aye, no
Virginia, aye, IS no. West Virginia, 4 |
aye. no, 1 absent; Wisconsin, 20 no.
New York was called again and excused. |