New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

Ptoxes were gwen in three cases: For william j.
Russell OF slugertcs, Ulster County by james Hayes
for Andrew W. Ferguson of Malone, 81. Lawrence
County by oxJudge Joseph I. Flanders, c n IS cry.
and for W w. " Ia.oI. OF Wgayvle by Warden Charles
Davis or si, slug Prison A.tcr the usual Staiene56
by the chairman, thai only members shoniu remain IN
the W. d. Fecder OF Brooklyn READ INC Ioio"lne
cal for the Convention, ana moved that il bo a""Ieu
Tue Democratic electors OF the yeral Assembly, Dis.
trlc of STATE and al others who intend 10 support
the nominees OF The Democratic NailOpa, 'O' htOn'
ere rpoues send three delegates 30 The Sttr Con-
OF Choosing dclegaes to repre- sent this state Demo-
cratic National Convention 10 be held az iht M on
June 30 1880 fOr the selection OF can'"lie7 "F tfes-
other business a3 may come before H.
Peter Mtc.cl OF New YORK. moved TO alat"d By pro.
y,dng for the nomination of Presidential electors. but
Mr. Vceitr cldmed that the trdnsa". lon .. other
business covered shat point. Dir Flanders then read
and moved tho adoption OF tle iolo"i"- "S 7rbsI-
tue:
The Democratic Republican eiec ors in tho several
AsInoly Districts this staie, lgrcspcci OF past
divisions and separate orgauizI0hS, are requested 10
appoint three lesates Irol, eten as! I" a' nu q
State Convention, hereby cal ea I. Do hcld az =,
CHS 0f Utica. ON the llutb ds ~ Jahe ''Nt at
twelve O'Clock. noon, 10 appoint d'ce"'t ~ i'!iesehb
the Democracy O tins smte, IN c"hF'h'l ION % Demo,
cratic Ium the several States o oar Federal
UnOn. 10 be held at ne ry "t Chcn''l ul 'i'S "a
day Of jane next 70 n0uua.c Denocfitis ca ild1cs~
for Pres deaf and VcoPresldent Of the Ulitcd a;cs
And as events are fast hurryng onward which are 10
eX4osc our American system Of cousuit"nai @oN'fn1
ent and the ba'iul shadow oi Vriuat
imperialism tuic"tehS 10 auNdu'c AZ" Srt' " ~ 10
a death pail upon institutions tlis Is imc %hSn
lbncgatiou Of al personal differences, peESo"a rival
rlcs and PERSONAL ambitious, th@i al iHeN ii't ~
th, oniv guaranty Of COS siuiOna lre cdom
ncnl "a action TO inr Jrnrrs"n9n land
point II Is recommend as stc2 essential H. taa end
that on the City of NewYork the two eXs ing ,ccon
dlsrc, committees IN "acn election district ~ me sew
pral Assenlur d.strlcts-tle one &no~n sympathlLe
with the lIV!lE Han orgdnZ tOn ana tie "tGo' with
the Iamrany Hall organlzaton-unlte ia appointing
Tor inspectors. be designated by iittce,
"J Voters in eca election i.rci .n 20 can
ul inspectors,
election many delegates from caeh election dis
trct "a si,ch INSPECTORS shall dcsgune - attend at an
Assembly DIstrlt Convention for such Assembly DIS
ct to be neid 1mc and place rs such luspcc-
Tors in each As.enby Dstrict sha, determine IN JOINT
mretIng for mat purpOse appoint dclegtes TO the
convention hereby called due uOtce Of the lime and place
~ hol,trg sncb Assembly District Convention 10 be
eiyep by said inspectors Ii ~ further recommended
that degatts be received from the CITY % Ncw-l0rk
hy te State Convention who shall represent Organ
Zaon which shall refused 10 aocede 10 tnis recOm
mendaon the other organization IN sad district
ehnll have shown Itself ready TO accede thereto.
Everything for the cause-notnlng for men.
The yeas and nays called on this, aud 1t was
,ected by vote OF 20 L. The FOR py
Messrs Beach. Flanders, Poucher aud Purcell.
The call as read by Nj. Veeder adopted without
division. Corporation Counsel Whitney then moved
that committee of five, of winch the chairman and Sec
retary should be two be appointed TO l the blanks IN
the call This was amended by adding that The Conven-
ton be held April 20 and May L. and that the
call be sent twenty days before the Convention 10
meet. This motion drew forth lively discussion.
Mr.. Grannis OF Utica, urged the claims Of Utica a
place for the convention. he said there were ample
hotel accommodations, and Oneida County was a Demo-
cratic stronghold. As far Governor Seymour In
fuence wac concerned Mr.. Granns sud that he would
not DC a candidate under any consideration. though
he did not feel called upon TO deny all the statements
any miserable scribbler might send out about him.
Governor seymouIs influence, lie said would only be
for good.
George H. Purser, OF this city, urges that II was the
duty Of committee TO do what It was intrusted To