New-York tribune., 1881-10-06

seats: Thomas r. Armitage, Gilbert H. Wickham, Ed
Tn the lat District of Oneida your committee report
by vote of that the sitting delegates are not n
ted to their seats but tina, inc n%reV Samuel r.
Campbell s. A. Mard, N. X. Pierce In the iu 9ttj nS
trct OF Oneida your committee report that the sIthg
members announced that they made no Ilrther% % oiah
TO their seats aud that tne I9nowlnds I9ads scomnhe
persons entitled to seats: % Samuel IaHpPox' "a pPox'
NJ 7. Cady, william j. Clark, samuel n. TOY
In the lid District Of Oneida, Your cOmntee cOm @ rs
port by vote of III 70 that the sitting me2eIs ale
entitled TO their seats In the st Dlsrlct o OsmSko,
your committee report by vote OF tna1 Inc ss p
del gates are not entitled to their seats. N % n,on
mond County your committee report pi,,ad to heg
that the sitting delegates are enltSu emu title1 to Ths
seats In the XVIII District OF New York your committee
ants are entitled 10 the seats the Convention La the
XVIIIh and XIXth Districts and Twelfth ward OF New-
York your committee mil report tha' 'he Si''iiH
list OF delegates from all the districts IN New-iork
admittedly elected by organizations outside OF the rec
OgDzcd and regular organizations was presenteu io
committee reports that tney are not enteu 70 .nepd
that this Convention to the STATE Committee win
power the subject Of rcenrolmen ana reorganization III
All or any oi tie districts IN tue City Of New-YOrk
MI Gleason of Delaware-I move that this report DO
Mr. BlissI ask division Of the question Of 50 much
as relates the resolution and to the Recommendation
The Catr-A division of the resolution is de-
mHnded. Is any further division demanded as 10 'ne
Tue question being put upon the adoption of the reso-
luton, with the exception OF the hhal clause IL was
Tne Char-The question is now upon the final clause
7.
Convention aud Chairman this-that hna clause OF
resolution will draw ont considerable DEBATE
Convention Is it not better that 1t should
lie over until tne nominations are made and
Shouts of No! No! Yes Ies!I make that suggestion
wtu concurrence Ot the chairman OF Inc committee
II RE- tes tue Convention will perceive, TO matter
that ought to go the Convention after is per
mancnIy organized, and | therefore move that the
consdera;ion at resolution be postponed until after
tine State ucket has been nominated
The Cuainnan-Tue esO.uOn does not belong prop
erly IN the preliminary organization OF TINS CohNentl
ana do not feel authorized even 10 entertain IL WI"
come up pro erly at a ater time. ,.,.. ,.... J.,
Mr. Root Of New -IOrN-I move that that business be
the special order immediately upon the organization OF
Tne Cnarmnn-Tnere Is a motion already pending that
it go over untl aItr the nominations are COMPLETED
Mr. Root move rs an amendment Hat lhat business
Mr. H1stcd-A motion to make a special order is not
In order az an amendment to motion. ., ~, a,o,.o
Tue motion TO postpone tnc consideration Oh the clause
was then put uud carried.
ADIITrING THE DELEGATES.
The Chaman-I would ask the secretaries if they have
placed upon the roll, and then would in
Jure il the delegates been admitted TO the hall
C. W. G0ddard-SOme Of them know have NOT. The
delegates OF the XIIth District OF Kings County are
waiting the door Some steps have to be taken or
Inc Chair gave necessary directions for the admit
tanCe Oi toe uelegatOu
George ii. Parkhurst be substituted Tor the name OF
Aionlo H. Barker Ior the lst District OF Qswego.
Tnc Cnarman--lJ Is already 50 ordered
MIR. Lowry, Of oncaa-Ihe delegates from from
the Ist and Id assembly Ds6rc 6n tss OF oo0r 0pea a
house. would ask tnat there may be seats desig.
tHe delegates from those distrcts, aud tat
they may be furnished with tickets to tine door Of the
Inc Chair It ia impossible to furnish them
win tickets, but il tue gentlemen are
or side the room / will send the policeman with
mitiei Ihere are some vacant in the hall
aud can do 40 more than ask gentlemen who are oc-
cupyng the door oi the nou-e who are not deegaes 10
ny and seats upon the platform and leave the
M Z G"oiricn Of Kinss-The name of Mr. Barnes
should be substituted iOr tuat of Mr.. wing. - -
ConkIing Should be substituted Tor that Of George b.
! Wright.
/ 4 delegate from Oneida-The OF ]. p. Britain
should be substituted for the name Of Mr.. Campbell, OF
delegate rom Kings-I desire substitute the name
JShn M Wn!aer OF the lid District Of Kings, III the
| place OF John j. {. ook.
| 10 was all 50 ordered
ON motion, also, the name OF George Williamson, OF
Queens County, substitutedior that OF Edward g.
Johnson ana on IKE motion tnS name @ OF maGtS
| Tor thAt Oi h. kOurk.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Chalrmau-The next business In order is the re-
port Of the Co alnittce on Permanent Organization.
| Mr.. Husted-Mr Chairman, your Committee on Per
manent Organization unanimously agreed to name
tor President Of this Convention Chauncey NJ. Depew
| Tremendous aupaus'l
! The report adopted
The Chairman then appointed Theodore VI. Pomeroy
! and George II. sharpe committee to conduct MT
Dcpcw to the Chair. Mr. Depews presence on the pat
! form was the signal for an OutDurst OF applause.
! Cifim4u NhllcI-Ger ltUcn OF tie Convention,
ho' the / as IRE o in r eng YOU gentleman "ho
| Chauncey NJ Depew. lAppiauhc'I
MIR DEPEw's SPEECH
| Gentlemen OF the Convention, in returning my
acknowledgment and thanks for this high honor,
i | shall dctain you with hut few remarks
The principles OF party the OF the canvass
! hnvc already been clearly and able stated
bv the guishod gentleman who filed the temporary
chnir principles of tue party can never, for our
satisfaction he too frequently stated We are like the
old orthodox Christians who frequently IN the pews un-
d,rsand aud remember the holy text and its teachings
far better than the preacher in the pulpit and yet on
stared love have itcracd and reiterated the
truths which govern their lives and upon which their
S are bcrr under circumstances that arouse both con-
graduation and cOmmiseratOn Congratulations that
hs Convention one OF the largest anu most Iopesenla
i've bodies ever in this state manfess spirit
of unity and harmony which means the continuance Oh
Republican power lAppiauSe.l Comnlser'tIoh LOT our
enemies who have been advising us anu Lending US helr
compassion because Of the ineXtricable difficulties
into which were to be emDroled nave
this adj, ice to give them, IN the same spirit that they
counse,d us-that when they meet next week IN Al
uany and their factions are represented there by our
di,ingished fellow citizens MIR. samuel j. Ilden and
Mr John Kelly, and those gentlemen reenact the od
drama of the Lion and the LambI recommend that the
be mighty IN view OI MS ugeStioh uiilhS lne
canvass, that the Lamb Is not shod with spurs Laugh
TIE PARTIES COMPARED.
For months past there has been cessation OF potcal
discussion and OF party Strife but We are here In
response to that provdenta and inevitable dispensa
tion nv which the duties OF life press rapidly upon the
living; and one the chief duties of the citizen is in his
cnpacty as a member OF one OF these great parties
which divide the Government, and to Of which must
be entrusted It's conduct to meet In annual convention
for the purpose of placing before the people candidates
and principles for their approval or rejection We come
here IN no spirit anmosty vndctiveness revengefu
sentiment toward opponents. We are here from all
parts of the voluntary attendance for the sim
pe reason that we believe performing the highest
duty I'm presenting the people of the state ana the
country the views of the best party which contains