New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

who 1--we rcgard-i beg pardon OF my ifithoh-as
the most enlightened aud correct spot on earth
Iiauglteil iu TITS County OF Oueida u man VINO had
been shof before has more than once ailer shOthei
term had interviewed been reuOmnatel ana reelected
aud nobody thought OF an objection 20 nlml
alttoueh there Is unItlc nsyhm IN TINS dstIlW tnat
has 700 citz'n-; and with az taOso ~ au M
portuuiticl ever heard on heard OF hal sug
posoI that The rule OF the reason OF II appeu 10 SUI"
But Mr. President do not wish TO seem blessed with
enc @ % e anu t Ee re HG Believe hat
Oh crows man Who more certainly ttn any 0'h,i Oan
win in iis u Ni election believe D. 'au pun Nv
y0t, 300 the stale 0t NcwTJrk htu any other man whose
ulnc con spell. / believe moro ReplD icana are Tor
dim fAau fornuY other Republican, snd leve more
DhmorIdis " u VOC Tor MN IMAM VIII VOC ~, a", ~
Republican. believe thlt Do any name, n thlt or any
carry ei.ncr Virginia North Carolina, South Carolina
Alabama or Forida-ovory one o. winch IA Republican
ma % bo moVnr of ,yio.r uo.itou commai,,is tho con
adeuce not only of winnie men. but Of those who we're
alfy and faith m cling 10 the nag m the dark hour, and
work dsht Tor 10 aud pray forit II there be any
man the fOOtsOOl whom TIE whites and the backs AZ
liz south cherish IN their hearts, that Is Ulysses
Mr. President tins emergency is greater than any
man. ana rises far above trc ambition and lshes, or
even The Fate Ofany individual Il suOt D. honor Grant
but 10 IA because believe tat the country ana the
party need him fApplausc Neither Grant nor any
other man who owes allegiance To THIS Nation has the
right 10 refuse the use OF Lis name &c TINE IKE t-
IL Ia because the need Of mat nnme ana not because
OF The want ~ others whom would gladly see honorel
that give my voice aud my vote IA favor OF soreIue
In the election, and looking to safety and peace amer
ward.
UNITY DESIRABLE.
/ have indicated OF more length than was necessary
that shall vote gladly for every word Of the report
made 10 this Convention unanimously 10y the committee
appointed for that purpose shall vote against All
anendments I shall vote for the resolution calling
upon tho delegation 10 exert themselves eyucsiy aud
unitedly on he Judgm no OF The Convention
snail do tua belle, ug mat no IN an VII accept com
mission from this Convention meaning go tamre upon
thar commit -inn Shdii wore ioi ~ orc"rc Nuuiu
not the Empire state lost utterly IN her influence IN
Wny. think OF II a moment fellow Republicans. The
election depends mon New York she IS 10 vote IA
state. aud vote ~ to he 40 counted sac has the
right, and viii Dee conceded 60 her, TO exert most
c0utroling unu ON the election OF candidate. But
suppose goes there win her seventy yote.-mofo
ihan any Siate VIII or can cast m the Convention |
Every man Is law unto himself like regrm ut or
getlcr every nrc- hen nr pleasrs 2ud "nore he
pioa-es u7 lr. nd tho i9cnneis OBJ th- a' in HON
thu divided. ucutrdliZ. aud offset cSch Oth'f How |
tIo@ ,no We ,r,r XcwYrs is cDilei and some Of
another rud when the count mes 20 DE announced N
I v,- A. yis b, fore. and NIru o1mos in hte pstr
otto Hampshire. whore they don't nave so many
paugs and fcsr- Of or. ave- where they will 20
Win united legation knowing that unity 81 strength
gong band o. hrotnrr. 900 carry oar inr wishes o
icr reoulr comes liic Ncw- Hampshire ana Dsts hrr
Ten yof,- ana .ne dc.,ruur- tina ballot. Noud not
tne R,publicaus of nr Empire STATE f', pTU9d n t,r
No Nr. rrcsldont. Al an inciemcnt season OF inc /
YEAR the Republican party hc. sent up here hcr are
hcr wi.e+.. and her beet We know thc ogcrNhco'i
Judgment OF tuc Republicans ot t1'- Ni.ir /
Let -late lthonr-ly aud airi', and ~ nv MAN is p'
upon tho DELEGATION to 20 Co. C1ca-o Who. -It" tAe
action of thi' Conventions Wh'h give. MN DTS ''"
upon 10 ana .cus to defeat he object for which le -
sent. Dec that dccr1te answer 20 nm., .nd 'o tr ="
whom me- deems AIm-ri' amen i''' N inAi Nt OLD ''
ia to cXprc4sa- Republican uud Drmucrauc Conventions
n.'o naig yo' 49, Ie ~ ib,r VINO consi,il,cd a.. au
To- whom We are ausvrrab.o lAop|ausr'
AYOrE REACHED
THE FORSTER AMENDMENT DEFEATED BY A SMALL
MAJORITY.
The question was then ttk Hy yeas and navs ON
Mr. Fors.,r's motion 10 ma toe s7.rtoI Dos e'.nr
Ing in favor OF thc nominee OF 'Ae Chicago C'ntcn-
non whoever Dee may bt oad 30 resulted 10 tIo Mega
tiv.-yclf. 1905 uu}s, 2i5
Tho resolutions were then adopted
Adele,ne moved that DO case Grant D. not nominated
nj Chicago the delegation Dee instructed O. ,oc as unt
for james q. Blaine
SIR wooliu hoped that 20 members WHO hal voted ga
the alternative on Mr. Forsicgs motion o. amend would
81 flr stutfy themselves 10 vote flr sacn motion
Nj CoukliuR moved 70 lay the motion on tlc sable.
Inc Congressional Districts we're then called upon To-
uauho the c,eI alrs 10 Sii,,a,oi i - [ &
bounced 10 foliowsi
DmrGArEs.Ar-ARGe.
Roscoe CouSlng. Aouzo j. Cornell Chester \. Arthur
AHA James y. Warren.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Ir-Torn Hrl.au aud simeon J. Hwans; at''-
mates. GEORGE Walgcc aut William NrH9L
mates. Andrew Perry 1ui David s. Arnou
HIi-Fr.acic, a. s. hro,d,. aui Abort Da-setti s,-
tor, tc-. GEORGE LIcl'tt avid \. %. 1ortI.'
iYtl-Jacop Tor.o and Be"i T. Tracy alternate.
'ViIIrivar..s Prrtnont and Edwin W s'ousl'oo;
nifrrnatcs Matthew -'r"nft mo Juhu ii lilit.
Vi-n-C0ar',s T.. Cornell and DE- VIE O. Nr..i,r; 1.-
trrfIatcs. Ioau Simpson and Chester Soutluick.
VIIu.-Jlcpo q. fffteron IT,. aud j. j. O'bt.n; 4.-
t.rnatcs j. u Brady ana ). 4 p caney.
VIlItH-Ilhu -. Lawson and Charles Blake ;alttl-
IXtl--oon g. ,m Oh and -, rnArd bi-liu al. snai,s,
Char l.. II 70 ami J.. 3. btn-'