, 1880-04-21

Stttute n Committee 0il Credentials, To- which
Committee H'.nll Ge referred all questions OF
* communication from tic, Democratic
Union organization, also n resolution OF tho
Tamnlany Convention, asking for n coi,fcr-
ct1cc, were REFERRED By tho CHAIR TO tho Com
aioiial District delegations wcro then author
lied iy resolution, 10 iIan,c onn, delegate fr1r'1
eacl1 district to furm delegation to the M
tfonal Convention nt Ctnrfnnatl.
a recess wns then taken. i.
CoMM1ITERs.
Tho Convention reasseu.bed at o'clock.
Committees on organization, contested seats.
md resolutions were appointed, and the Con-
Al twenty minutes to 70 M The &c, Convention ~ !;
the Committee on Contested Seats,
4 aross OUTRAGE.
The Committe reported In favor Of nll tho
Sitting members rs plAccd upon tho roll by
the State Committee, md the prusiou. ques@
tion on tho adoption Of tic report was ordered.
gross outrage any action which should de-
port, and nsketi that fis protest agaln.t this
inlamy should be entered. [Applause.1
wifi \ few dissei,ts. Appiause and iisscs.I
John G. Jacobs was chosen permanent
Chairman.
x resolution that the delegates from each
Congressional district select a member Of tho
State Committee and send the names to the
Chairman was ndopted.
WILL. NOT Adjourn.
Mr.. West moved TO adjourn until to-1nor-
roy mesa eus Lost osyb BY .ts a,se ,sc yStc
sional district shall proceed to gn!no Its
TO tho Cincinnati Convention and rfesl-
dental electors. Adopted.
nEC1rltoCAI-
0rr. Morrison, from the Committee on
RESOLUTIONS, to which was g., referred tho
resolutions received from the Tanmany co'l-
Iie.Aretl. Thnt tho President Of this Conrcn-
tion 10 regnestcd 70 reply t2 tho COMMUNICATION T.
Vsfen 9 70 mo crcey ee' nr @ n
tle.lrc for nnion of tho teIr;ocratic parry. and
arr persuaded that tho de1lberntivo wisdan u
action ns will secure tho triumph of tho Demo-
crntic party fn the Suite Of Now f"rk and In tho
Union In tho ensuing Presidential election.
Adopted unanimously.
TWO1TIttllps RULE.
A resolution was adopted that tho delegates
| from tlts State be and they arc hereby Ill
structcd that 1t Is desirable to continue the
two-thlrtls rule in force iii the coming Nh
Tho Chair ainounced that tho stnte Com
nittee would tncet ut the St James Hotel,
New York, May s. -
A motion that the State Committee shall
9ys E"TS1 Eeo1rs f ~ sasaass ssn II the list Of
Abram $. Hewitt was chosen E1cctor-at-
Large,
THE OLD STORY.
blr. Morrison. from the Committee on Res
oltions, Mta IepofteI te toliowing; ,oao
ii Dcmocratio Convention at ST. Louis. and np-
III s seson sssye Of @ s sy y sss s
wont was in tho name ind for tho sakG
tho Electoral votra. KcfoTn. throughout tho
Federal administration. Is still IN imperative
a T. yst he r ty m 1ha
pe:. ese nl fFass taS ..poni're, ssa
TIE ppss lie p,1'y # Nav q FRI
claro tholr suttlcd conviction that tho success Ut
TINT eonspirnoy against tho PEOPLES snnstlt.l-
4i,oo,olo voting citizens, q largo majority Of
tho Electoral yotcs reversed tho rcanii 1t tho
last Presidential clcct,on, ootnpcs tho ncxL IL
urn nRo an snFs FsEfs nys19 bsr TIL!
Gncn ey 'eSan 'sSs Sc
6 to v!nieate II h0n &c psSt Of e psope
elective clf-government.-th is, whether TIL
Kenorat;on ssa sonon or sSet'Gn ms
WIN four yonrs ago fr1lstruted tho pcortos d.'
ltbcrate will and cheated them at thel1
ssxSpFsss anS Tessess enx sa
our onnR!orous political herItasc pnralyzct the
cause Of popular toysrc!Enty horo = and through. 4
prcccdents, dcAptte tho guarantees of tho DEG
aEson of Of oyeTy et Of Fights
Constitution establishing tho right Of tho people
10 gnvern themselves, md to chanRe thor rnaera
vt viii. thoso party leaders. ncvcrtn9loes
| tho Chief hnR1BtrAUy, thptC tn administer tho
uoveEnment necoEling to policy condemned san,I Id
6s Ss coe R,ay Ky.tx opo " o
stralRhtwny awarded f,r their several shares If
einry r'oftSa ot lint = unoxsmplcS poiiticai or!ms
lsepublita cannot shlrk tho cAro of thsli
own dcsttnlcs. government of tht
fo eopa sSs fs. ss c1eres ~" s
transfer Of she peoples roxer through sue
scrbed 6y tho pcnpcs c.,oicc i. tho fn,ltla.nsnt.
repuSe Iscn aa,,Itj;ias: ,SS f,
and la~s aTo frameds It II tho first Of tho popu.
ar rights, for besides being ihe sreatest Of thou'
st. it il that for Which rcp',!.iiu i. ni,ywhert
preferred al,oye a monarchy. where the transfer
Is by hereditary succession rs ~ escapo fron
il tho sabsta,'co .or civil liberty. As for Do
nocraey-lho peop!o.s r.le,-tho r. peSplo'srt9ht T.
ens ss the o. rxht ii tae peopo
cxcruso and ot,jny an elective sell. government
Without impeachment BY forcu Or trniid fr1,m an,
quarter, lrltst Of all by fraud and force from
their temporary but discarded servants shal
tho conspiracy nf 1916 ba sanctioned ~ rrece
don't by tho npunity Of It's Authora and sub
mission OF its ytctltns7 It's victims are tht
honest citizens Of all political parties
raptias ~ s' pfcceaens by intiet'ng fata
1,Ezed md rewarded lcnders wero gtlllty OF It. il
| tho supreme duty, OF tho American people
neglected. now, In the nature OF th'
tho crime 0dlous Ia to Invite It's rCpott
ton. Tho polluting infatny unpnnishct!
sanctioned. must go OH dcn0rnl!ztnK al
political PARTIES, putting thor eH.lrrship y tlI'
mercy Of brtganas md Injecting THUR hcHlthfu
contentious with disease and ttcnth. Tho chhr
| actor, tho future of this llepAblc, ars all d
stake tn the next Presidential election.
| HE8OLuT1ONa.
The Democratic party Of Now York aid t.
I their condemnation of tho Eloctornl ennbPirnc.
| OF 1915 an oInphAtio declaration Of THUR con
tin,led confidence III tho cbur,!ctcr, ability All
tltnesa Of thnt distinguished cittxen0f New Yorl
who was then elected u, thu highest Office III th
| peoples Rfgt aud Mh1 wis In btu own peFAal
the object 1t u jglnt attnck on his own party
bis fellow-nitlxeils and tho cause Of free gov
rrnm,ef,t- Tho blow which deprived tho o,1utr.
Of Its own ruler, wins nnnti l,s't no much ut hin