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'ophl0ou continued, and the convention ad'


lourned until tomorrow.
Tho Grant men olam that they have been
outraged and ara holding a caucus tonight
W determine their policy. They will dematd
n reconsideration VI tho vote on organization
and II II Is not accorded they will cause sorl-
Gus trouble, A bolt IL probable. All par
ties are aolously consulting tonight about
io'morrow's programme
NRw YORK DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
Syracuse, n. Y, April 81, In the regular
Democratic convention last night the prIncl'
Pile feature Of the platform adopted y the
decentralization Of the election frauds Of 1876,
Tho resolutions throughout strongly favor
Tlldon, aud contain the following reference
a. himi "fho Democratic party Of New
Yor, add 10 their condemnation Of tho Eleo'
toral conspiracy Of 1876 An emphatic docaT'
alton of their continued confidence IN tho
character, ability and fitness Of that distln-
guished citlzon Of Now York who WAS then
elected ~ tho highest Office In tho people :
gift, aud who was In his own porson the obs
jnct Of their Joint attack on his party, his fol-
low citlzcns and the cause of FREQ govern
meni A blow which deprived the country
Of lts chosen ruler was aimed, not 30 much ut
him, ~ ut the Democrats, millions of whom
stood behind him." The delegates TO the
National convention were instructed 70 adyo-
cato tho two-thirda rule, and to onter the con-
vention asa unit, according 10 the view OF
the majority of the members thereof Mem
bers were empowered 10 Ill vacancies caused
hy resignation. death or otherwise Tho res.
oluuons conclude with the followngi
Resolved, That in case amy
attempt should be made
10 dismember or divide the delegation by
coatosting seats Of n portion OF the delegates
and any Of the delegates appointed by this
convention should countenanco such attompt
by assuming TO act separately from tho mu'
ority Of tho delegation appointed by this
convention, or 10 enter the National con
vention separately from such majority OF
should fail 10 cooperate with such majority
! the seats Of such delegates should DO declared
vacant. Abraham s. ewitt, of New York
was elected Presidential eector NJ large. The
! following were elected delegates; MT Canon
At large Lucas Robinson, Calvin u. Pratt
Rufus W. Peckham, Lester W. Faulkner
VIM. IL. Henderson, james Y. SArback, II
H. Hart, r. A, Parmenters. A full list o.
delegates TO the Cincinnati convention, ant
/ mcnlOcrb OF luo Slhtb ioiulIlltlceW tTt nhllltV
by Congressional districts, and the convention
vt 1880 adjourned sinc,dIo.
ILLINOIS GREENBAcKERs.
Springfield, Illinois, April 2l.-The Green
back State convention met ut the State
house hero to-day, with about 2O0 delegate
present Hon, Fawceti Plumb, Of Streator
was elected temporary Chairman. Commit
tees were appointed on credentials, perma
nent organization and resolutions.
The convention organized by the election
Of Longman Fosythe rs President Dele
gates TO the National convention were cho
sen. Al. Streetor was nominated for Gov
ernor. A full State ticket was placed in thu
field and series of Greenback resolutions
adopted, when the convention adjourned.
VERMONT DEMOCRATS.
Montpelier, Vt, April 2l,--About 800 del
egates to the Democratic convention arc al
ready here, Appearances indicate yer,
large convention. w. II. Ii. Bingham will
to the chairman. AT least four.ffths of TIN
convention favor Hancock, but not as agains
any other candidate. Ii will BIO Hancocl
delegation, uninstructed, except to vote as
unk and retain the two-thirls rule in the Ma
tional conypntiOn