New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

othe following notifications That in voting Tor Snh
diates for President and ocrresident no sue
be allowed 70 change t vote nn, os ' css III ia Vote
Mr. Grady, Of New YORK, offered the following "uono
menti ,,..,,
when tho vote ~ state ~ announced by the chairman
=" ,"V ~ ts dciogai"n then the secretary shall cal
tho names of individual delegates rom W. ~
theif ind vidual preferences ~ ohnossou sh'' w
as the vote uf such state. lAppNusoI
MIR. Follows, Of Now York. sadi 49,.
desirc 10 address TO the convention few
which # seems to me should g"tr'm cSnemc frcm
Ncw-Nork The state Convention OF new OH, c hi,
Gonr elected Inv rs viii clothed with all Of lhc ao,'
that we possess hv A action AMI ny mons % ~ com
r"cfcdNnnt requested but have drccted-ha IN cor
nl,ance Nth tie immcmoiill usage of the DemocIsuG
party that state the sentiment ot us ~ ,aIory
hst be asccrtancd through the o. hi
aud that thereafter shall ys vTSe 40 n"
preston by the unanimous vote OF ,oy n NO spirit
whole lAppause Boldly sir and PLAINLY; n rms, sP re-
OF acrim0ny hut with earnest desire tha .he hiob
posed I'm ms shall he accompanied by the CONDITIONS Wno
those who gave the trust laid upon us. cnallesgo
the right of this convention TO ue dnror,ion
will OF NewYork expressed by lis coh ven,
Applause. sirs. You shall not ~ least ir ur"tr.I
brow of our sovereign queen her crown Wltho1t
upon the part OF some Of her loyal subjects ,u
Newiork, repeat gave us onr au'nor'E oro.soual
here IA representatives elected ny no Cong'eHso 49,,
u.ace Of orr papty in tho state of Now York aud as
sembcd at saratoga That convention. ey tc 81
NeT,YoTk' ana o,crc u~ that trust in her behalf
orm n.rTctjns Ihe delegates 10 voe as unit Such
the solemn Injunction LAID upon us oy our oua,e w
NAV not violate IT, Men Massachusetts, KENTUCKY OF
Texas have no right decide what the will or Newl 9rH
IT, rs will MTl '% w heartily scccde to It's
command and go in the van OF the column n u, 10 tn
methods and formsrhat are TO govern our
action here New-York alone has the tign to command US
Applausel The gentleman who has pIeseneG .S az
mcnt sat upon the floor OF the New ork vent a.
delegate resolution which have READ III your h"lhE
received the of every delegate present IN tno o
ventlon Applause. do not deny me rlgnt oi Any
nhero NJ lie
council OF freemen and free speech and state me
hnt What do mean is ths That the will Of the ma
iority is aimed by the instructions OF our SW o
StaS must have its appropriate dignity its appropriate
character and strength by speaking its voice as one man.
and with it's seventy-two votes lWid applause lou
are asked gentlemen Of the convention, to dsregad t
sentiment of our great state and permit each member OF
this delegation 10 vote individual, IN VIOLATION ~
w. gentlemen of our sister states, brethren whom we
love in the fellowship of common cause you wn% LOOK
10 our to have s place close up TO the heu VI 5O
victorious column this fall lApplauSe.J
GRADY DEFENDS HIS AMENDMENT.
Mr. Mcnze, OF Indiana, offered AZ an amendment 10 Mt
Gradys amendment the words mo state snail change
until the result of the ballot has been announced
Mr. Grady said: $3.50. ~,
Ills part of the Misrepresentation which has hed
the hotels and corridors OF your pubic buildings regaIu
ing the position OF the delegation from New-fork ana te
people OF that state to say that theIs are ieSs IMAM S
eight indeperdent delegates from NeW-loIk upon tnS
floor sentiag Congressional constituencies that no
state convention and state machine have the power 10
diSfranchise. Applause. Our stale Convention mej
T.
delegate he delegates from each Congressional Dis
trc met a. Congressional convention, selected their
Committee on Electors and DELEGATES TO
have them reported to the Son I've tn9f from
the Congressional delegations the nan ~ our con-
ventou would make no the proper credentials for our a
pearauce here mere to 10 you mat thtlr - no
danger OF this convention stripping me crown ton ' ~
brow OF the queen state o. New oth a n f mo-
lfica machinery the honest truthful voice OF New oik
NAV not have any effective vote upon this floor
he q
the state Convention and was in my seat whe whit ne
called the unit rule adopted by that body Four de
egatesatla large were chosen ny the state Convention A
state Convention can give u ia -FOUR decgaie$tLe
lust such Instructions "a II peases ana they can carry
them ont Iut coming from COngresslona Dlstrlcl
am here to voice only the sentiment Of that strr ana
mower in a Democratic Convention witch will huh my
voice Appanfel Why. ST. the gentlemen protest against
MAXIM IL own rules and finding ont the truth IN the ony
wa that the truth can he asrertained you can nIy
nGI p %o9 NewYorE vot"s Call the roll and
viii show the votes are not sold 2nd ' isa ca o
make them solid. GAppauseJ Now sf' 'he
H,Sdo boIdiag State office within one hundred
dIvs OF election Is engine 10 scar Wy
otate offices ana go down to Washington and there
il no ak Of stripping from the brow of the Q1cen any
Th@y langh al tie preence that the state Of NewYok
had in It's power for instance 10 say to decgaes coming
other than the instructions got from onr people ~
home IT Ia the incarnation Of the old Denorrtlc doc
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has a right tins floor and by teisO1 of mat Hgn
IN ~ not only make known my oheci'n 10 any cani,'
date bat nave the essrn al effect OF thai rght hauy
vote to 60 behind wh , 'ay , lH Hol M " ,hnE
twothris the delegates have instructed the chairman to
cast the cnrc vote delegation Tor candidate He
dre MOI 10 Won that took long time to get even ma
ioy of mai twthirds tpgcthcr lie dare not tel Won
the Influences that were eh'rtcl IN INV prs 81,
lie dare not c YOU that who came here strong tot
QUE candidate voted for another he darc not tell You
that II ybu asscd this resolution there are r,soue mon
npon the dclc alton from New-York VIII" WI, NOT Only
give vou the rcaaon why one candidate should not be
nominated; but wi have tho right to give t9er yo'os 10
that candidate whom thcv thirk clh win Apphus9 Anu
hs,inel want tosiy toucwcdan continued applause
nnd some hasrsl-
Mr.. uarti, Of virginia. hero maic tho point Of order
that unt the permanent organization WAS cHortod ana
committee are appointed n Wa not In order 10 transact
any business, or on,r ANY rcolutpn for debate IN"
chairman said that following the precedent" Of proceed
Inc conventions he would Oye'rc tho point OF order
Mr. GRADY then said;
pu, t,e dclrsnton Irft tho qfaic ~ New York their
voice va. understood 90 decidedly one way Hhi pnl
teal combinations are So rwha stronger, II appears
liam IN. peoples Will ami make his the only pro
tc- thai We can make Wo make II L. Democrats Tor
the honor Of uarty mhsclt 10 Won Tor i" hoh"r
Of your country, make II u You 80 ina New
York NAV tahe some place IN the Democratic column
Don't allow the delegation IRON TINS HIdie ~ DE con
troed in any oner IN amer han ne pe0pe VINO teho rs
here desire thai il sha be controlled. Tne expression OF
the pop wIl goes nisherthin any unauthorized reoI
f S@ voice Of ,od Hmss We are here asking You
give us chance to show You truly how the Delegation
show ynn the ference between its standing and the
f.4e represent that have heen made IN every com
nit Tee oon OF nv delegation from every state lel
III Il be made up ami then. whatever may he me
action Of this cOnveEtOn stand ongSde OF inc gen
tlesdn who last addressed you 10 u" an III ouI po"ei
10 work as eaInest work. 10 WORK as tDec-
lively a. any OF lrOtherS shal WORK 10 DIlng VIC
tory n whose snail be the candidate Oh thIs
convention. Applause. ,
There will he no defeat II TINS convention ADOPTS inc
ola ocratic metnoi. Lot speak hs sen
timenLs vote for his Fentinens, and then whose
ever sen'iaenls prevail we viii all OF Us give them
hearty support. lApplause.I
MR. COCHRAN OBJECTS TO RECORDING LIES.
Mr. Doolittle OF wlensn. advised the Convention TO
he very cautious before assuming thai State has not