New-York tribune., 1881-10-06

addressed
t1 an orSanization known as the Utica Conference.
They % dese the adoption OF their resolution urging
that oreanlzation, but / feel it my duty
to comply with their request and TO hand TINS COM
municaon to the Convention ana ask thaUl1 DO io"u
THE COMMITTEES.
The Chairman-The communication viii be rece'eu'
ami referred to the committee on resolutions
If there no other resolutions tne
Chair will make the following announce
ment OF committees: Committee appointed on Creden
tials-Ist District, John W. Jacobus ana George
Bliss Of Nev-York; lid District, A. d. Clifford OF West
chester and J. Winston o: Kings; hid District John
sanderson of Greene s.H Wendover, of Columbia; IVth
District John Bau of Washington c. NJ Gleason, OF ST.
Lawrence; VITA District r. H. Duel Of Cortland James
Jacohs of Delaware; With District, John H. Camp ot
Wovnc william b. Woodin, Of Cayuga; With District
Jauea Low OF Niagara r. T. Howard OF Monroe.
Committee on Resolutions: Ist District, Charles
Peabody ir of New York, and j. NJ Patterson Oh Ne"
York; lid District, w. A. Moses, of Duchess H. VI.
Madden, Of Orange; IIId District, j. NJ Francis OF
Troy G. H. sharpe, OF Ulster; IVth District, George
wc:t NJ Saratoga A. Williams, Of Clinton Win District
T. T. smith of Onondaga, c. L. Merriam, of Lewis; Win
District A. Davds OF Otsego, George W. Ray OF Che-
ponoo win District j. B. MOreY, Of Livingston l. NJ
Ponsroy of Cayuga With District, d. d. . Bro"ne' Oh
Monroe John Dunis OF Ere
Committee on Permanent Organization: Ist Judicial
Dt,rict II Husscll and g. b. Deane, of NewYorS lid
District T. J. Patt, Of Dutchess James W. Hustled OF
We.cbeser; it'd District Il. Plat Carpenter or Dntch-
css. NJ A. smith Of sullivan; IVth District, " !"
Rockwell of Warren, d. A. Wells, OF Fulton; Nth DIS
trict william II. steele, Of Oswcgo,J T. Dou{ass OF
cgrrson Vlth District. A. A. Carey, Of Cortland NJ ..
necker. Of Cncmung; with District, G. A. Frost OF
Monrop Anson T. Wood, OF Wayne; With District +.
Brewer OF Chautauqua, j. H. Loomls. OF wyoming
Mr. Eusseu. OF st. Lawrence COunty--On the Com
mtee on Credentials Mr. Gleason VIII DC suo9u'u'c" III
my place. 10,
Mr.. Woodin-I hold in my hand some papers reat-
I'm, IN contests i'm the City of NcYOrk in two or three
or more OF the Assembly Districts.
Chairman Miller-Scnl them to the secretary ana
bey viii be turned over the Committee on Credentials
without any motion.
Mr. Gleason, Of Delaware County-l would move th'
the delegates each essional District select
delegate TO act upon the state Committee for the follow
ing year
Chairman Mher-Thls work more properly comes
after the contested seats have been settled.
Mr. Gleason-I withdraw the motion Tor the present
them.
Cno,rrpan Mier-Of course in cases when there are
NO contest. In the Congressional District they are at
liberty 10 prepare their candidate NJ any time, blt
where there are contests the meeting Of delegates should
he DELAYED until the Convention shall have settled the
PrIc Chair lnoInced that the Committee on Perma-
ncn Organization would meet In room No p Flith Ave
nue. Hotel at p. also that tle COMMITTEE on hesou
lions woui meet at No. Ftth Avenue Hotel. at2
Mr. Fullerton-I now that this Convention ad-
iourp ~ , o'clock
'Thf Chair-Ihere should he announcement made OF
the place of meeting OF the Committee on CrtHcnllaH
The place should hr convenient aud should De o proper
lie SO that all delegate can DE admitted
Mr WoOdiu -iac Commute wiz h!e'l on ~, Wv l l',
form Immediately after Adjournment ana tneh agree
General Curtis Of snT,k, said d" desire to submit
resolution be lc with the Committee on Rc-"Giohs
Heartily responding To the stron Fy expressed con
vctlon OF the country that the great crime "i me ASA
| the greed Of place. ana rccosnHIhS III ,o,I W"
turbaucr In accordance with the declaration OF the i.l
-. rJ rn,Inr monument 10 the memory ~ President
GariIcld We 4Ocmnly pledge to President Arthur our
Snn%unce by MS prcde,essST inaugural address Of
usLIng Congress to cooperate with the ENecutNe IN
renedying by law The abuses Of appointment ahd re-
! moyal'u The civil service go -o-,..-
The Chalruau-Ihc resolution VIII GOT tho committee
Oh H'''" THE ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Taylor OF Orange County requested that the dele
gates from the XIvth Congressional District meet at
! ocI,ck nj room 81 Westminster Hotel George Bliss
said:
Imove that when this Convention adiourns 1t be un-
M o'clock mi, evening. mako that motion for this
reason: Before the Committee on Contested seats there
are a considerable number Of contests Which, hnltss
they are decided by prearranccment, or decided
without any form OF hearing. must take considerable
time 1t will DE no satisfaction 10 the Committee, ana
certainly not to the Convention on the people, These
copt..fs are NOT decided after fair hearing, under
fair ana reasonable opportunity for each side 10 state It,
! case Npplau-r.l Now u is utterly Impossible
| that with those ak or eight contests, that
| thing can Dee done unless there IA allowed
! to each contest least half hour
In some experience ~ committees contested seats,
have found that 1t took good deal more. and that the
! Convention which adjourned for shorter time than
uothng " We adjourn TO some such hour as sie-
rr,t We can stay ana accomplish all our business IN
reasonable mc aud We can nave the contest decided III
! n fa,r and. trust ~ n Judicial manner
! Mr. Fullerton moved that the Convention adjourn to
Tic chairman-G tlnkit would be utter folly to meet
here before uai pnst or o'clock.
! Mr. Bli.s-G amend by saying halfpast Z
Tue Chnirman-fhe pu, suon II On the motion to ad-
| Iourn to talfpAst ,.
The mo ion 10 amend the resolution by providing for
! areccss until hali-pIst 3Ocock was lost
| General slarpo-Mil thc Chair STATE which Il the
| original motion, and which the amendments
The CEn.rmau-1nc original motion was made by Mr.
Bliss and tho amendment was made by Mr. Fullerton.
The amendment Nu- lost.
| Mr. AlyorI, OF OuondaGd-I move as another
amendment that roccss be taken until $50 O'Clock IN
Tie Chalrlnan-The question is upon tho amend
Mr.. Buss, OF NcwYork-I viii accept that amend
| Mr. Fplcrton-I move to amend by making IT..
| The Chairman-Ihe motion refers TO tne anenu, @ .
! take n recess II be utl 1880
| The amendment was agreed TO- ana NJ La tho Ioh-
| yeutioE adjourned unth F:So'
| THE EVENING SESSION,
! The Convention was late in organizing and at
O'Clock the delegates and the audience became very
| musical singing (" Marching Through Georgia. ana
other tunes National some comic, hut AL keeping
In good nature The Convention not having been called
TO order napast 3, Senator Madden rose and ad-
dressed the Chair. :" would like TO inquire" ho said,
II the Committee ON Organization Is ready to report
| uso we would be pleased to receive that report"
Mr. Hnstcd-That Committee Is ready to report II this
! Convention il ready t0 receive the report.
The Chairman-The Chair would state that the Con-
has no, been called order earlier because the
Committee on Contested Seats Is not yet ready To pre-
scnt IL, report understand that the report Is yry
pearly ready The order of business before this
convention the receipt the report Of the Committee
nm Contested Seats When that report Is received and
| acted upon, and when all the members OF this Con