New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
THE ALBANY CONVENTION.


-1s in the contest by which whole states "s1
9pPonrc,d and the Presidency. was NItu"l9 ~ rs
away from Us. such shameless 81" ~ The RcpuDli-
~ Zcd hat campaign on the par VI ~ amiutry
con leaders was never before WIN sseu VINO led
Ii wa, fault OF the th"A an,sS,IJcd the victory
our ticket that De was 10 T',,r fc ,ii0r 81 The
inch me 40 richly deserved. IhlouSh & tIs, led the
D0rseys and She Br"dys ana '3 III. INSCRIPTIONS ueo
'f iIno. stolen rom the ftirIAl ,,nuouolcs and
moncycd corporations ~ t IN Republican legislation.
aul franchises, granted theI ~ ,.i,, 10 ,gar
IL shotIl nc V,i S,ii,n 10 muuup"les oI c''il N'5
which are Ias HsurlhS ,'J with the Democratic
the lc"R'j - Old as democracy itSeh IL sn""rt &c
made u leading l S,u' h mia he aroused upon TINS
camFai5, Iat .n1tct Tie Republican, part! has re-
come inc ra3 % - fcd with it, Tools. The Republican
lure OF 'l Ilt idruuci with It's interest, ami ,nc
l',.o,, Of R.publcauisp Il iast beeoHlh- y u";H
. I'm that OF monopoly The people demand a
-. Tao, are looking 70 ms N'hN mum ~ |
tr the. PRESENTATION OF candidates VINO SOD. -, a'
.e,anl, To- them upon his vital question: lu.7 I' On,
irlru,. !cut voters VIII br upon .'c 1'' ~ '.l nm
100. n4rtv. The honest masses are iisEu't'u We"
shH cor.iptlug scenes which were '"''', ,,'
70 th. late senatorial StrnsSe IN ,I I''S
state and are looking To our i~L'} 20 .. D','-
Isrk Inc state 10 that nuucs, and hus'i
winch characterized lis Ncrlma.l NO." ,1.,r.,rG
upder Democratic rule oar opponeu' A., IN yr
i mtc:l. d icuds ana ds>tu~loi' NI't" ''''.' -,
healed and the skies are "isHl Tor sNt PIE @
cratic victory. renewing 10! Ih".4AS ''' 'n' '''''
fcrr,d ] await ynur pleasure
Mn Faulkner nominated for temporary s'ci'''''.
sIcs,r. Daniel ; Lamont Of Albany; fctcr BE- jones' Cd
,NDrk: Elijah y. clark, o! Ji4tclN'llf '''.' N''
NJ Cortland. and John \. barry, OF O'"r-' Inc
calling of the roll Yas then hcEun AZ 'A' name
Of General sckc-. OF tire New-lork "r.r-a
tion. Peter Mitchell offered the names oil
tyro contestants elected by Iainmauy Ar''.
Nelson J. Waterbury presented the names oil con
t,stauts tom the XVIII District OF NrN York inc
roll call WAS finished at O'CLOCK M Patterson o..
Rensselaer, offered resolution for the appointment q"
a Committee ON Credentials, which was carried MI
Brooks of Richmond moved TO adopt the rules oil Tie
Assembly which was carried. Peter b. olncy OF New
York moved that a Committee on Resolutions Pc ap
,,,irtet which vas carried Sir. Jacobs ;h'n "''-e"
inc following resolution in favor OF fire, canals.
V5eriS The aim and purpose Of tc Democrat party
,.,friy constitute the party al the people an"
= J.rrg This Convention Is IN fan sNup4th' Win ''
sHrf now being made by tar p,ou. OF iEc STATE 10 re-
ami t!Ir powers OF corporations, the, e.o,',
.,,.|r.I That TtA1.IH the H,rld' dllih H'""c
g. trc Dllnrratc platform adopted al N}ia''-''
lat The p,sple OF NcV-loIR, Iarn'fe' manu-
. Srur,rs and merchants auS., demand NA"'
my shall have al the advantages "Hrh a'-
CTl. f. then. from their favorable u'u'u ana u.a'
ftS r, r,.a, they have chartered @II nnd""t" WIN
tr,cr. snail bc operated for their tcDrht an" h'' I"
cf That in order TO protect The great interest of
ON state I! -. canals shall Dc made e5>'u'eN nee We
therefor. recommend Use pe""" i"'ier' ierrc7r''.'
i'm favor of this wise and progressive p'h'N'
TIE following Committee ON Credentials was then al