Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-21
Tltn II nLLYITnb
Bpsooh Of Governor Dor.heimer

containing the Nav York aud brooklyn
Delegates Ia the kolly or anti.Tlllrn
State Convention. arrived Ut half past
clghl o'clock, aud the Delegates marched
" the headquarters, which they Oiled
10 oyortlowing,
The State Committee met and made
up the foalor ot the Convention, aud
choro temporary officers, Mr.. Mnak.
chairman IL this committee. Was absent,
attending tho murder trial oi J"Src Ill
llngs.
The Convention met In Shakespeare
Hall. whcrc the organization lurmcd
lakl year. aud "a Lieutenant Governor
DHuhcimcr wna named temporary
chairman, lie walkol to the platform
attended 10y John Kelly aud Erartus
Corning, of Albany, and chonS wor"
glven Tor cnch,
Mr.. porHhcimrr said II was the duty
Ol ryeTy Democrat Ia Syracuse Ia 10 nll
In hls power 70 bring about the union
arll coheolI Idatlon oi the party. To that
end aon6 Democrat might hn named ~
the National Convention Who would NJ
cure the unanimous support ol tho
Democracy oi New York, Lot those
who wish tn keep the pnriy diHunitod
take the responsibility, II shouldn't be-
upon him, nnd he didn't believe II
would ho upon those prrscnt II there
NaH wisdom enough tp take long tired
statesman; II there waH wisdom onough
% recommend tho nomination Ot liora'
Ito Seymour wild chccrn, that
would unto tho party. and II would
move forward "a victory With rcAlhtlcha
Curfcnt nt waves,
After Tho uAuni committees had bocn
appointed. Mr.. Packer offered n prram-
hlr aud resolution. which we're adopted.
providing Tor committee IA confer
with committee oi the other Convun-
ton, NJ IN 10 secure u united delegation
from the State Ia Cincinnati.
llcccAH.
The anti .Tidon Convention rrasHcm-
hlci nj 1 20 T.. NJ,
The Committee on Permanent Organ.
ilallon aud Resolutions appointed, the
following was adopted:
Rr,oipr,i That delegates from each
Congressional district be- requested 10
report the names OF two delegates and
two altcrnntcH solicited by them, to rep.
resent such dlatrict ~ tho National
Democratic Convention nj Cincinnati.
Mr., llaskinH, from tho Committee 0n
Conference, appointed IN wait on
the other convention with q proposition
Tor union, briefly stated their actions.
John Kelly was called tor persistent.
" aud when ho rose a. approach the
platform was hailed with applause. and
then throo cheers we're gwen, lle made
brici speech, protesting against the
nomination oi Iildrn, saying u would
be- disgrace to the party and county,
AmnRa j. Parker VAS then chosen per.
manent chairman and upon taking the
chair was received with long continued
applause, lilo proceeded tn address tho
convention Rnd NJ thu conclusion the
following
RESOLUTIONS
were adopted
Hr,oirol. That ,ho National pcnocra.
~ North aud south, Las, and West, arc
oor and indlylslblo In their devotion 10
popular rights and institutions a. guar.
Anlrcd 10y the constitution aud their un.
AltcTAhle allegiance 10 the time. honurrd
principles Of the fathers oi tho Republic.
RrsRrei, That In view ~ tho present
attitude aud tendencies Il the kopubll'
can party, aud the dangerous inn0ya.
tions itH leaders propoao, Il Id tho duty
oi the DcmoCrary everywhere 81 unite
and put forth every honOfAble effort to
.fT. II. La. II a l....
tratiOn
Rssoitei. That in view II tho Import
Ancn oi selecting candidates Tor frrsi.
dent aud Vice President Who ara best
fitted tor the highest offices In the pa
ton. and can best unite tho Democratic
party and secure victory In tho coming
campaihn, the dclrgation oi New York
90 the National Conyontion shall be un-
pledged
Rssaltsl, That IN Wow oi the powerful
opposition 10 Samuel ] Tilden In this
and other states, hia nomination a. the
Presidency would bc fatal to the Demo
cratic party, and an Ac, oi treason 10 the
Democratic cause.
l,rsnhoi, That the Democracy oi New
York having been forced into their pres
eni attitude through their fidelity 20 the
fundamental principles NJ the party and
their devotion to the Democracy oi the
nation, pledge themselves o. stand by
and WnTk vilh their brrlhren every
where Ia the hearty and enthusiastic
support ot any worthy representative
nrmoc ats they tnAy nominate for
President aud Nlcr President, In the
hrm belief thA, tho union under such
leaders will result Ia victory which
the nation sill be gratia-l ior and ~
which We shall have rrason to bo proud.
Accompanying theso resolutions q an
address II the Dcmocraey 0i New York
10 the Democrats al the STATE and Nation,
which among other things says: We
protest against the degradation oi the
Democratic organisation Into machines
run tor the Interest oi one man and his
personal following Tiiden 10 psrsorsi.
Ism, which 10 false 20 the Democracy snd
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