New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Under unit Instructions 1 bsens tSewYork asked
Ss.sn sasD''' from Young 'H' '' REQUEST w" granted
| Tue chairman announced the result-yeas. 2O5l2.
uays 457: so the motion TO substitute the minority
| report was rejected.
| The question recurring the adoption Of the ma
jority report, it was adopted without division.
| lGreat applause.l
Mr. Wilson, of West Virginia, offered resolution
that the delegation from the State of New-York Of
| which Amasa J. Parker is chairman be invited TO
! seats on the floor of the Convention during its
| SESSION.
Mr. Young favored it. and it was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Martin. of Delaware. the report
and resolution from the Committee on Permanent
Organization was then adopted.
The chairman appointed as q committee TO con-
duet the permanent president to the char. Senators
Mcdonald, of Indiana Butler,Saf South Carolina,
and Thomas OConnor, of Tennessee.
Mr. Stevenson not being present, the band enter.
tanned the audience while committee went after
and was presented to the Convention ss its presi-
dent. He was received with applause.
sPEECH BY THE CHAIRMAN.
On taking the chair. Ex-Governor Stevenson
turned his thanks and welcomed the delegates to
the work before them.
On motion. resolution Of thanks was rendered TO
thu temporary chairman, which Mr. Hoadlcy briefly
acknowledged.
PRESENTING THE CANDIDATES.
Dir. Breckenridge, of Kentucky. moved. that as
the Committee GU Resolutions were not ready to
port. the Convention proceed to the business Of
nominations.
Mr.. Baughman, of Maryland. moved O recess.
Loud cries of No." "No." and the motion was
voted down by q great majority.
Mr.. breckenridge modthesi his motion as TO pro-
vide for call of the roll Of States for the presenta-
ton of candidates. and that each delegate may have
l,tAht h.o ,IAsn
After considerable confusion. In which various
counter motions were made. ths purpOYt OF which
Of ss & s
ridge was adopted
The roll Of States called accordingly for nom
nations. When California was called Mr.. McEL
rath, Of Its delegation, took the platform, saylng
il the high privilege OF this Convention To
the next President OF the United States. Appause
After some general remarks as to the purpose and
policy Of the Democratic party, he said he desred
to present the name Of one OF her own sonsborn in
j. Field. Appointed rs Democrat during tho tnrees
of the civil he held the commission ut Abraham
he ss the
winds which sweep through her Golden Gate. lap
plausel. He was man without fear and without
reprOach the very embodiment OF Democratic faith.
Mr. Brown, OF Colorado, seconded the nomination
RsldS but could mot b Sear and was vas .ss
tary read IT," until he Withdrew.
MIR. BAYABD's CLAIMS.
The call of Delaware wss greeted with tuiaalta.
applause
George Gray. Of that State. presented the name Of
Thomas 4. Bayard. Ip doing so, he sand:
Who will best ead the Democratic hosts In the ,m-
pendihg struggle for hoHest government la yoIceay.
ard n ami for constitutional rights That is the u,noFt
ant question are here t0-QIy decide Dehwase "a
blinded here by her affections presenting TIA
Of her gallant son.. Tie carpet knighs rshly
put forth by Va 70 nash maiden awori ths great
confest ne Is veteran coveted with the scars Of many
hardf91sns bate where the prineipes Of eonstiii
tionsL liberty have been o, stase. IN an arena
wEere the giants of radicaLsm were his fars
Thomas Francis Bayard Ia . statesman who
viii need 10 tntrodirtioa to the Amerraa b,spie:
MS name ana record are known wherever ag Aos
anu wherever the English tongue Is spake. HIS IA nc
seetionai name Eis sympaihies as bFtad "A th.a
great his private character "a the
Snow from heaven his 1udgm cear ns su aiixhl:
ma mteees keen and hrrnl tAc fash OF tie shfe
ana ne IS honest in Thought and decd The peopss All
AnOW MN Oy neart, ana need not To DO told wha aud
wbat ne s lCheers.I Nominate hiEa saccess b a.
soreu Hls very name will DO platform He VIAL nrv
very Democratic heart with zesl. HIS noaltnatos
val paoe sword M tins nand OF every sonsss man %
eeid both TOR for against the expreas win OK IA
American people. lAPpssa,e.l
NoRHsoH NOMINATED.
Whom the State OF Illinois was called Mr. Hauuuol
s. Marshall came to tho platform 10 n1ke norus-
nation. After long exorsiism as TO the rrsst ia,
poRtance OF the action OF the conycntiou he went
on % say tAat be was instructed by sse uaasirsus
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