New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

iHx,ol,. ana thelr atcrnates. ... $40
In the Kiln Assembly District Of Xmas County. We
e,d and re ort that the following entitled % seats
as d. lrgatrs 10 hIs COnyentiun W. Oii'cl y.
Frank G. Long an1 George ~ S'l'"eA' anu '"e'' -
In Inc LIST Assembly District Of Oneida County we iini
al ' ~ DO al Ind, delegates head Ivy n Hon
oseoc Cortin ra the regular delegates TO this Con
Veutiop ard tnftuci 20 fhcr ats as sue g.. -
In The ia Assembly Di-trct OF Oneida County, we
q - AMI r.nn-t fl,,f thp DELEGATES recognized hy me
STATE Committee are he regular delegates ana eh'ieu
In reid to The ,.c gates OF the County Of Abanv
h..d-i hy Mr. Wan IT. Si gcldui, ht t'h'''i q ill"
and iepl-t that ST. WIN. n. 5nrerlaud ana h's tWcve
ti,. l.,,.if p .legtte- o. tnls Convention
uil,cd g. = COLE Cnal ,m2n OF the Committee
G.. fCfOAD, secretary
Dated Feb. % 1880.
The report was ad0ptcd.
Mr.. srnaurInan asked that the delegates from the
ma District OF Kings b. allowed to retire for ten
minutes.
The Chair said no permission was necessary
THE RESOLUTIONS READ.
The report of the Committee Resolutions was called
for and presented by Mr. EW stoughton who TOOK the
stage and read the following resolutions;
The Republicans Of the state OF New-i9rk, assem-
bled TO appoint delegates 10 represent thcln III the
National Convention, Teatlirm the principles anu
notriotic DurDOsns of the Republican party hereto
fore declared and faith ulIy acted upon; ana
equally impressed with the responsibility nov ne
vdIved npon them, declare that the safety of the
Nation Is again imperled 10y the virulent and un-
lawful efforts of the Democratic party 10 OVcraWe
and subvert State Governments. rs represented ~
the conduct of its leaders in Name and IN several
of the Sou hern States, thereby intending 70 secure
control of the General Government by deeds OF No
ence and fraud. and IN defiance oil careIuIy-Cunstl-
tinted iudcial authorities In the presence OF these
Grave and threatening gers 10 IS the duty oil the
Republican party of the Union, IN lts unlted
strength, to meet and prevent them ana 10 thlS
end mindful of their great responsibility III tne
comnr Presidential contest, and OF the TACT that II
must be determined by the electoral vote OF tnelf
state they hereby solemnly pledge to the RepuDll-
taf. he'll
Ulysses S. Grant.
we declare that in bin we repose absolute trust
for his honesty. his fidelity t. duty, his serene
Judgment and solid intelligence, his varied expert
ences and for the uniform success thaJ mas ever NJ
tended his efforts IN securing the integrity, per
netuity grandeur and prosperity Of our common
rountTv For these reasons, and because We are
satisfied that in HIM the Nation, North ana Sontn
decidedly greets a candidate deserving OF us conf
dence we present him as entitled to the SURFACES ol
every patriotic citizen. we aI1o declare IhaI w
objection TO third Prcsdenual term Appnes ONLY
to third consecutive term, ana ~ utterly mapph1
cable to the reelection OF General bIant, VINO Is anu
has been n urVatr citizen. absent from the country
destitute Of all Presidential or ofhcla lnHu, nee OF
patronage, and whose election must Dc nv dlo llco
choice of the people, unaided by those influences
winch alone give force If any there be- TO thab GU
lection. Therefore,
ResOlred hat the Republicans OF New-lOIk DO
lieye the reelection of ulysses >. Grant a. licS-
DENTAL candidate OF urgent Importance, ana INC
DELEGATES this day assembled are called upon ana
instructed to use their most earnest ana uultcu
efforts 20 secure his nomination.
Mr. stoughtou. in reading. stumbled at tho words
upaided by these inhuenccs," and delegate shouted
" Uurrah FOR Dlalncy when lOng-cOniinued cheering
followed.
Mr. stoueh,on said, Now l shall repeat this with
out making any fuss"
Decgate-That's enough ~ Grant.
Mr. Stoughtou-I rcad Tor the instruction of tho Con
vcution and nor FOR 10Y own pleasure
At the OF the reading there were long continued
applause ana hIsses.
FORSTER PRESENTS TIE NAME or ELAINE.
Mr. Forster moved TO amend that portion Of the re.o
linton rledcing tho State o Grant by substituting tie
name Of James G.. Blaine. Applause, long continued
lie spoke foowsi
Mir. CHAIRMAN; In th1t part ~ the resolution where
tie vote of the state s pledged 10 support OF ulysses
: Grant IN sc Go am'n nj by substituting ne name oI
James g. Blame. lAipauseJ ~ tLAt p.I'l9h oil ih,
resolution where thcfo are any INSTRUCTIONS; o.! "H''
there rs any recognition 81 u third term. movo 20
strike It all out Ap"Iu.f GA not mean ~, 10 s ,9l
Cuairnau that the important questions presented by
OF entirely after hearing from fireman =" no itpie
eents a constituency which has MY OF more Democratic
majority be md IT, but That tl- question s"2nid De set
tied by TIE Republican CONT tue STATE AppiHu-eJ
want to hear from The Republic cou uc- OF the Snte
and AN prepared 10 In this Conycutou, and TO
aoqucscc only cordially, but IN The belief Thar tnelr
judgment Is sound, with The majority o. Tie "cpuoIcn
counties.
of Republican politicians who como from dlttr cts
which cast Democratc vote aud VINO are m an la,
ton with john Kelly or loss 'icit"-Llh' lAppAHNfl
apprehrud that such Kind ofnuucts ipT j. puulcahs
tend to introduce the facic- of tnor Nv" b'--e, aud
that sort OF manngcmchs IA lNe h'Iuo"'"u P"l9'
W There u does not bclOus
cumberland that ms Convention has rallied me 70
OF the districts Gud Of the committees VA t'pr'i q" tue
County OF Kings. warn gentlemen tLtt iAey oo2 20 u
that by such action tHey ntNV d., ~, 80
paired the vote which Grant WA get nom ~ =
ftuosr Gentlemen notion that MI Kelly or Mr.
McLauglnR Is solg 10 N'ip "''I ~ ~ '
90 ahead m that course. lht on. 'hhFiua,' 10 INC
hearts OF Republican voters Of tbs state James g.
Rl,uc BE- the man OF those WhO are prominently before
the people who stands high 40. IApplausc.l
GENERAL CURTIS n FAVOR OF II.
General Curtis 81 So Lawrence spoke I'm support OF
MI Fcrstcr's amendment. lie saidi
MIR. CnAuNAs; The report. rs presented TO the Con
yent,on by cOmui!cc tends iocnmmit the delegates
from the different Congressional Districts. 20 VOL 49, the
four delegate from the oAte OF Ne"1ofk To I'M OF
uncy ia the support or an ludlFdUa Not named, ana 10
accordance with the views OF majority 81 hc COnycu-
ton when brought together, ~hlsu j., believe, NEON
sstcnt II u power undertaken TO be used which
DOES not rest this Convention. IL the power.
which may be recognized ana tAllh Is Iccoghl%ri'
that far the four delegate concerned, their
acts may be indicated ~ the wish " Tho Convention.
mt tnt another district this state, either D.Ino-
cratic Republican IS 90 it, Vole az tlc general cleo
District Of ST. Lawrence and Franklin. ~ any other
! Congressional District. who their delegates shall
specf 10 The selection u candidates, power which
/ IL does not possess. IL strikes fatal blow
/ ton Of tins people Is question which
! tncy have cultivated Though war ana through long
achieve the satisfaction Of any individual individual
however worthy, numerous or strong they may be In
| any portion Of this Convention. Apphu-cl
viii not undertake To speak In respect To- the merits
Of any Of worthy men who have been named. IL IS
neither my personal desire Wish 10 undcrro in the
east degree the great merits and worth OF OF those
gentlemen. But We are acting today for the people
| whose votes shalt seek next November % elect
| the candidate OF the Republican party We to net
in manner that can ask them 10 come M frankly,
larv and earnestly and unanimously support the man
who shaft be nominated as the wish OF al the people
reprrsrnted, the only manner that all the people
have representation n The Convention and II u shall
be he who to-day In this Cpuycutgu the support
great number; whether II he that distinguished sol
/ ,gr has lYe
named here. other worthy CitZa whose names may
1Isewhere he brought into the Convention n matters
NOT Upon the principles at stake urge upuu the Con
Vrution act thar WHOM the name Oi the pre-
seuted the Republicans OF tho country shall mat
hs. bcu 20 presented that he receive their earnest
support; and tho attempt 20 force resolution that
n NAV bind them, either In fact or apparently, IN honor
individual not the sentiment their
Congressional District, - wrong which you ought
IN nftr1np n il power winch exercises N
/ .L. IN .l.L n ~ 5000 IAL.