New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

ton Ia the perpe uation Of the National bv the
funding system and third. that man shall yote py
virtue hip Gode given rish; and bv reason Of the
amount ~ dollars and cents that &c couros MI Lien
saturday night 10 The eject III I the United states
would not compete with the Chinese. let tnem e9 20
with de derisien and Kisses. Mr. LItchman sid
If NC are not willing to I'VE on rec
Butt r. whom ne would support next ear Tor Green-
back candidate for Governor. notwithstanding nus prs
lapse Democracy. [rhs statement wa~ vignr
ousy cheere and hlssed the speakers friends and or
ponents vying with each other N their
lie said. tnrthcr thai favor Of universal sur
frage withoat regard - asc. Mr.. Litci
man SPOKE aai st the National barking sysen en-, anu ann
concufed with m earnest exhortaon TO maze ,ne vote
OF massachusetts, Tor Weaver ana Chambers as irc s
possible.
Mr.. WINSTON. of Boston. nominated FOR Governor
soldier had rcver &c erted his comrades-Generai
Horace Bnncy Sargent The nomination was carried
by aeclamat!on and applause
The committee appointed to nominate candidate Tor
the OF the State ticket mace the following report
which adoptrd:
Lieua7raf Governor Crurgc Dut on. OF Springfield.
Secretary Of SfatcIOuatliru Arnold OF NoTin ApinS
Trcasurcr-w Wilbur " Whitney. of Ashburnham.
AuJitor-Chnrlrs I. Warner. OF Nartlamrton.
Attorney Gcncrat-John NJ. Raymond. OF Salem
ELectOrS At Lcrqc-H. Is. ROwcy, OF bhelOuinc, anu
Eugene Flaherty, OF BOsion.
minority ropor, of red ny Mr. BrOphy nominating
Wendell Phillips and Dwyer ID. Lum for electors was
votei down.
TIE RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Deyine from the Committee on Resolutions. sub
mittei some. which adopted. They mand the
tnion Of greenbaeks for National bank notes. dep
rrcae OF the Secretary of the Treasury IN
buying bonds at premium when they might he paid at
their face and demand tha the bonds falling due TINS
year and b. refunded but be paid of as FAR as
possible with the cash hand, and by the substi-
tuon of grecnbacks for National bank notes The reso-
further declare the soldier should receive
as good dollar as the b0ndh0der Ihe soidleT re-
sed IS cents where 81 promised. and the bond
holder 81 for 40 cents loaned. The resolutions
call for factory reforms the rigid enforcement of the
Trn-hour law. gradual Income tax, universal outrage
demand that the laborers Of ovccrowded cities be
afforded Governmental aid To settle lands instead OF
granting subsidies to wealthy institutions
During tile call for nomination at larEc TO the state
Central Committee the name OF Georxc g. Var Brntny
SEN OF Boston, from the Ivh Co grcssional Dis rict
called forth long and acrimonious debate as 10 ihe
fealiy that centeman because he voted for Mayor
Prince last wear The sentiment OF the meeting ex-
pressed in tins debate overwhelmingly opposed 70
anything like fusion motion TO refer the matter TO the
Central Committee was defeated by large vote. 1t
was finally voted strike the name Of Mr.. Van Ben
thuysen from the list.
On motion of Mr. Brophy, OF Boston. the platform
was amended by adding the following: I've demand
the abolition OF The system the penal nsIitu
tions of the State"
Mr.. Reed, OF Worcester offered resolution against
the use of intoxicating drinks aud oba which created
considerable amusement 1t vsted down.
Mr.. Marble of Worcester, offered the following as
resolution:
That the Greenbackers Of Massachusetts, herein as
semoied send greeting So Chase ana others for
nominating strait Greenback ticket IN the State of
Maine.
The resolution was laid table by vote of 65 to
80.
A HIT AT ENGLISH.
Mr. Bro7hy. of Boston. made motion TO add the fol
loving resolution:
That the action OF Benjamin r Butler in joining the
DemOc. .atic party. who has opposed all legislation
in the OF the Iaborer and people, and who fol
lows a marty which placed upon It's ticket for The
hgn Office of President of the United STATE one OF
tho grasing and greatest usnrers that con De
found deserves the fnl con iemn90u OF all the GeeD
back party l. brng and the sooner the party
is purred of all such the II can accomplish
the great reforms II desire.
This voted down notwithstanding nearly haif or
the Convention was favorable TO it,
Mr. Marble, Of Boston. offered resolution In oppo
sitiOn to the Process law, which adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Brophy. IL was resolved that any
vacancies occurring the ticket be filed by gentlemen
not candidates on any other ticket The Convention
then adjourned.