New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21

on Crodentals.-I. d. Lawson, solon b. Smith New
Gilbert Robertson, RENSSELAER, WV Bramnn, Allsggny;
Charles stanford, Schenectady; W T. Mooefs, oh.oni
David Wilbur, Otsego II. A. Elmer, Toga; John m NJ
Davy. Monroe ". F. Robinson, Livingston; Robert
Mills Erie; T. f. L lsworth, Niagara. ~.
York; y. W. Osirander, Kings George W. rarsons'
Columbia; james 5. Smart Washington; Leslie W Rus
SELL ST. Lawrence; Carroll f. Smith, Onondage; n mny
splcer, JeheraOn f. Is. ThSmas, Chenang0; J.. d. rano
Schuyler; Horace Beemis, stcuben; A. p. Fish, Yates;
W. }. Humphrey, wyoming; Il. V. Pierce Erie ,.uo,
At l:25 the convention was called to order A commu
ncaion from the Brooklyn Young Mems lsepup'onr
slderatOn OF tile convention. The delegate said Tue
paper came from $500 Republicans who held no once
The Charman-rnc Chair would say that no Repuel
UommItees We're nor ready P report and the conven
ton kept waiting un 435. when the Committee on
mission of the contestant W. j. Morrison, in the With
District Of Kings County. Their report was
in Tie case OF tie with District of Kings
III favor of the admission of James benjamin. Lewis
Barnett and Jonn rekes, the contestants -. ,
Albert Daggett moved to disagree with the report ana
said there was not shadow of reason or contest ne
Impossible to lind decent person to go 10 prar! Vi
Mr. Lawson said that in this case, the preceding
one. the report OF the committee was unanimous g.,
Mr. Ddggett demanded that tue delegation be gwen IlS
rights, and said contest was preposterous dn1
absurd Ii right not done he promised that WINE
Kings County Republicans would support the ticket,
whatever might be- yet in tie district In question re
pubcans would refuse to vote aud would let Tue rag
tag and bOD-tail the machine. Ihere Is
earthly chance for Republicans IN Kings County II
the honest Republicans Of the With District are thrust
out when right is al on their side. =, .-a. ,no
Mr.. Lawson said Mr. Daggetts speech was pre-,
scented TO the committees ana II was thoroughly denied
| and controvered Gene"en have haa IN . my ionS
experience in New-YOrk much TO do with frauds AT
primaries Cheering and laughter that interrupted inc
speech and cries OF Question" made litte sup VI
tue tongue In leaving the word investigating rauds
| but leave the matter to the convention"
George Mren Of Kings County, began 10 speak, wien
Jacob Worth made the point OF order that VII. wren
seat was contested the point OF order was declared hoI
Mr. wren said great outrage might be perpetrated
james 5 smart OF Washington. rose point OF Or
der, mat the committee had REPORTED ana inc con'en
The Chairmau-fne point OF order is not wei 'aKeh
| WANTING THEIR RIGHTS.
Mr.. Wren then continued his argument against the
contestants presenting the figures Of the primary vote
| In detail He said the Republicans of Kings County mad
relieved themselves OF the oneman rule-lapplausel-
and the Gower Of the convention aud wanted their
rights III you out" said he, lyon do not dis
grace you disgrace yourselves; you send US Lome
| senator Ellsworth presented the facts Of
| the case as tney before the COMMITTEES
The discussion wascdt short on point OF Oruer IL
irrelevant. delegate moved Tue previous question ai
amid confusion gate asked Tor we ytas anu
nays, aitera httc further diacussion the demahu
for the yeas aDd nays was wltndra" ahu Tue leNlous
question ordered. Inc question on agreeing WIN
the report of the committee REQUIRED and the yeas anu
nays called amid many protests. Tine chairman oil
ach alton authorized to announce the votes OF
| 24s nayn 14G. and the report was agreed TO-,
Mr. Lawson, from the Committee on Credentials sad
tia. in the OF the KILN District OF YORK the
committee reported in favor vi the settling meuDef7
1p me c Of inc XXIId District of New-York like
report made, ana accepted In the case Vi Semeca
County, hr. Lawson said thai the COMMITTEE recon d
OpIy Ike, the contestants be admitted lie ald 'uS was
unanimous report WIN inc eAeetton o. .w1 fo tS
claims OF The sitting lcgatcs. W. p Mooers, oil CIn-
on donuty m, Inber Of tbe Committee Credentials,
| fay rto n
| make a minority rcpOr, in tIelrtaVOr: -,
| Alr. lawson of tn Committee explained why hls re-
por favored the contestants aud desult0y discussion
| followed Tue question was callet' aud me Chairman
sald to the adoption o the report Oh the CON-
Mr.. Mooers of Clinton and Mr.. Bauvelt, of Rockand
County, asked II nOlOn 10 substitute INC immunity ~
| pot had not been made.
| late but Mr. MOOeTs and Mr.. BauVet insisted on uciI
motion Great confusion ensue aud, amid sheers ahd
hsses the chair said Igat Tue rules n ~cn % nac
men 10 put disorder, but that they were slc as
lie ayes and nays had been called Oh the question OF
The adoption Of tue repor 81 the cohe9 Inc VOC
pause declared that the report OF the committee had
| been rejected
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The report of the Committee Permanent Organ
i,oton was presented as follows For permanent chair
| man. E. NJ Madden, OF OraSge; vioepresidents-ls LIST
Judicial District g. " Il. Cruger aud Edward Mitchell,
Of Neg.York; lid, j. A. Birdsill, OF Queens, ODed
Wheeler of Duchess; Iud Thomas Cornell OF Ulster,
gonery Warren Drake, OF Saratoga; Vih, Erastus
Clarke of Oucda, 3 g Huntington OF 0swes9 YIN.
| = S AIowrey OF Chenango f. a. Baker, OF Ilosa
WIN, Ira DayenpSr OF 9iTogeg JONI Of traaa
" secciaridScst judicial District, C. A FIannsr
W." 3 Cogswcll, of Queens, W: IL. Van
Name. Of Richmond lHd District, w. J., Reid
Elot, Of science ady, D. e. Briggs, saratosa YIN
District, G. A. Chckering OF Lewis H. SMITH Oh JvnS,-
son With District T. j. hcEiheny, OF nompkihs, .. al
oason OF Broone; Viltn Cnarl.s T. Reed OF ontario,
VIIItn District, Moses Blood, OF CattaralSus Niuldm
The chairman returned his hearty thanks and said II
he aidnot decide judicousiy ana fairy IL Wohd Do an
error the head aud not o. the hearr ,, , mn, var
The Committee OH Resolutions sad tney were lot y CT
ready 10 report. On mO.On, john W. NrOOtian Oh
| II rkmer, aud colonel Arson WOOD, OF Nh!h We're
addoI TO :ne li.t secretaries ar Coohiushdn, OF
Iht fne nrcyaies present their candidates FOR Cover
nor LANES =. smart, OF Washington county moved To
en was lost. 4. Draper, OF Albany, moved to anend
by proc edng to the nomination oI Governor. Inc
amendment was acc Pleu' anu '"0 ie " ~
was adopted
PLACING CANDIDATES IN NoMINATIoN
General George H. Sharpe OF Ulster arose, was called
TO the platform and presented tie name OF Judge foSer
General sharpe sid
tits unusual the Republican party to place in
nomination candidates be supported the polls by
the parry and the people at large before The Committee
nm EesoatiOns nave announced thc platform upon when
the candidates are 10 stand Bul wine processing 10
candidates PRIOR To the adoption OF The pla
ion upon which they are 10 be supported 10 unuSil so
whom prOporc TO nominate IA Governor Oh TINS state
Chairman, all feel t0-llgit mat tle
can party is about To take step forward In the
nomination 10 De made here today present 10 YOU
,rrntlcluen on behalf, not OF any particular county,
nor of any particular faction, bat OF te whole OF ths
Republican party the state o. newborn me nae oi
Cntres j. Foger. Applause Judge fOlser, II noun;
mated will come 10 ls AT ule 10 restore harmon su
secure the supremacy OF ne Republican party Ihis Is
dav when your are asked for good reaso 10 honor those
who have PAD attention 10 'nH "Ur % ai Villain
Tweed first began to trembc III ms own stronghold.
now come to point when some great LWyGI smouda
mon this platform and III II lew teillng Wo.uS
rem nd Won what his has been AS Chiei Judge 0l
Insces of tae hgst court OF the state Judge FOgeis
viii ever remain Oi tue brightest III Is ndine oI
which the tate OF New Ork may justly be proud Nhch
.ruI Garfield WAS elected President he turucd ha-
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