New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

complete overthrow of Quay and Magee. lhey
had labored diligently for votes since the Delegates
reached Harrisburg and there was no question
that many delegates had been chosen under pre-
tence of coming here to work for Blaine, with 'he
secret understanding to vote with Quay and Magee
on questions of organization. The Philadelphia
delegation, with the exception of Colonel Snowden'
voted soidly for the minority report The dele
gates whose seats were contested voted for them
selves, although their right 10 do so was ques-
toned. The result of the vote was l2S Tor tne
minority report in favor Of the sitting delegates ana
III for the majority. This disposed of the only ex-
citing question before the convention and the cleo
ton of SIX delegates. at-larse was begun ,..o
McManes and Hamilton Disston, of PhiIadelphla;
Lewis Emery, of Mexican; J. w Lee, OF Nenango;
B. f. Jones, of Plttsburg; W. II. Jessup, OF Sus-
guehanna; J. I'll. shone of BeTkSi r; u; af
Kimberly, of Mercer and James Miihken Oh
Centre. In nominating these candidates, tney
were all vouched for as Blaine men Who % menl wCGIa
faithfully carry ont the instructions OF the cohVeh-
ton MIR Jones is member OF the Cltizens Io,li, ON
mittee of Pttsburg which defeated the machine m
gee to defeat him and there was some interest III
tRoough the candidates we're all for IiidI Blaine .d
nnfl mi near ri midnight The result was: McManes,
2Io pisston 229 omery i5a; Lee i21 GboSs Sess9P:
jones' III. ! he first four were declared elected
For electors-at-large Calvin Wells, of Pntsburg;
Lemuel Todd, of Cumberland; and John Lessen
General Osborne was nominated on the third bal
lot for COngressman-a -at-Large and the convention
adjourned.
THE DISTRICT ELECTORS.
The following are the district electors lst, Ed
win F. Stuart ; lid. John Mundell.; lid, WillamJ.
McLaughn: IVth, Edwin l.. Levi Vth, Joseph
B Altemus With Horace A. Beale With, Alfred
Fackenthal With, |. NcllONe IXth, James T.
Wickersham Xth Samuel Il. Thatcher AIth'John
Seabold XIIth Daniel Edwards Xlllth, T. W.
Sheafer XlVth, l.. :. Hart XVIII. Joseph l.. Hen
nings: XVIth, Joseph A. Ege; XVllth, Joseph
b. Human: XVIlith, b. f. Junkin; XIXth, /. B
Brvson: XXth, William 7. Duncan AAlSt. WI
Hutchman; XNlId, Ge)rge l.. Oliver; AAllId,Joslah
Conen AAIYth. Michael Nevand ANNth: {. a.
landau; AANIth, Cyrus Kitchen; ANIIth' d.
Woods.
pIsTRICT DELEGATES To CHICAGO.
The following are the district delegates to Chi
cago Ist, II. H. Bingham. William Pollock; Id
William r. Leeds, David II, Lane; lid, = Is. Gil
pin, Harry Hunter IVth, Alexander Grove, jr., W.
EIlwood Rowan; Vth, John T. Thompson, John
Ruh; With. b. T. Fisher, Richard Young; With,
J. F. Hale jenkins, Robert NJ. Yardley; With, :.
r. Debbon, Franklin 5. Livngood; IXth, Lewis ;.
Hartman. Edwin ;. Reinhold Xth ". s. KiIpat-
rick Samuel Thomas Nth, j. Brown. James
Cruikshank XlIth, Henry VI. Boes, Hubbard b.
PAYNE: NlIlth, l. V. SOenbcTgeT ). y. NJ Pass
more: XIVth. Horace Brock, Jacob Wagner; NNth,
c. A. Grow +. f. LYON XNIth f.. g.. Schicteiln'
XViiith,' John stewart, 8 T. Dgiield XiXth, W.
II. Lannius. Jacob A. {. Kltzmiler; AAlh r.. A.
Irwin, l. C. thornton AAlth, Contested John n.
k. Ewing: XXIid, Contested c. l. Magec vi liam
F'liun, Jacob :. Saglc, Joseph u. Weeks NXIlld,
Thomas NJ Bayue, +. n. Byers; NXlNth; Ernest +.
Achcson Jo n w. Wallace; XXNth, J. B. lendcr-
son. II. {. Howard XVIII, w. II. II. Rldd,e. T.
c. Cochrane; XAVlIth, Joseph johnson, L. W.
TIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The following is the list of the members of the
! State Central Committee Adams County, John l.
! Hin; Allegheny, John Il. Hcurcks X. I. Pearson
| Walter Lyon. NJ. II. Houseman. Vincent Miller. W.
NJ. HartzCH. w. II. Actlearr H. {.
Elliott; Armstrong, Ohm Whitworth;
Beaver 4. W. Mccoy; BEDFORD, ID. stuart elliott
Berks Cyrus T. Fox, Reuben B. Scidcl Blair, T.
H. Wagton Bradford, Louis w: Hail Bucks, 3.
Prank t;ilkcson Butler, r. W. Pillow SaHbFia,
J. &. Stneman; Cameron, George A. N5Ihcr
Carbon. A. W. Leiscnrlug Centre, john I: HiiIlS
/ Chester, j. l.. Penuock, b. Frank MWic3m"r
! Cla1on >. NJ. Pierce; Clcarncd, W, A; thilst
| Clinton. Seymour j. Ban Columbia, d. Bechiry +;
/ Crawford. John :. Weaver Dauphln \. furicn-
/ hauoh, G.. w. Baker; Delaware, Edgar 4. Lyon
/ Elk, James II. lIaggeriy; Ere, ;. ', liol!Id2y
/ Fayette, }. 4. iiubDs Forest, ATcmbaid l} heiE;
! Franklin. b. Hastings Gehr; Fulton, W. Scojt
! Alexander; Green, j. ". Kay Huntington. JACOB
| ii. Mut-rn; Indiana, samuel A: smith Jefferson.
| G. H. Gordon; Jun4ta WisIn II. FoGels LuZrIAe'
! {. l.. Lathrop; Lancaster T. b., Cochranc, John
! Rowland L8wlcnce John Mckinley Lebanon, ).
/ : = Blown. d. b. Dykens Mexican, +. : john
son Mercer Mercer, H. Hall Mfiin, ". H., Mcclellan;
/ Monroe, +. {, Brown Montgomery, Joseph Lees
/ Aaron :. Swat; Montour, william Euslciis
! Northampton, +. Lehman; NorthumbeIahd'
! Clarence 6. WORMS cry. William T. Gross
/ Pike j. IL. Van Etien Potter, Arthur Is. Mar; {;
Schuylhill, John ;. BartO, john j. Matthias snyder
/ f.. c. Hamilton Somerset, James NJ Cover S4ili-
| van Daniel Hutch Susquch3una II. T. BcaId,cy;
lioga Robert e. Simpson Union, :. u. Mcdonald; ;
Ncumgo, c. ", GIlfllan; Warren, George ~
Cornehusj Washington, Ernest +. AGchGson;
Mc&fec wyoming T. Il. Vosberg; York C.. NJ.
Bilmeyer; Philadelphia, vii lam Thornton, J3hn
F; Fnney NiIlan f. anderson T. B' kpGaT far
man Burgan, II. l.. GiTCy John i. Glenn, Herman
! ~, David Muln. George +. Leland, william
! Skeily, VIII an st. CaT, Samuel Caldwell, John
| McCHlloush Adam Albright and H. IS. Hackctt.
THE DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
The Republican party OF Pennsylvania in convenc
zion assembled, makes the following declaration OF
FHa.|We congratulate our fellow Republic
cans upon the re-e,tabil5iiod unity ana mar
! mony oi the party. which has TcstJIcd PcInsYl
/ vania to ier IiEhtful place ~ the hcpubUcan
| column We recognize that the partisan course OF
! the Democratic STATE Administration, which WAS
/ the accidental fruit of Republican divisions, has
| contributed to Republican concord and that the
! fidelity of the Republican senators and Rcpfcs'ldj
tives in defending the rights OF the people, ana Re-
sstng the needless and unustIliahle expenditure o
more than hall million dollars IN lIultic>s extra
! session, has aided III cemeuting tins union.
NecOHd.--No unquallliedly approve ana demand
the continuance Of tAat system of protection to
home industry which has proved Itself to be the
! basis of National independence. the incentive to
industrial skill and development, and the guarantee
OF just and adequate scale OF wages for labor aud
denouucc all attempts TO reduce the rates OF the
| tariff below tie level which will accomplish these
| objects
! Itiri.-While Tcviymg no past differences ana
earnestly seeking goodwill between the sections OF
our common country, we insist that the guarantee
| of the Constitutional amendments shall be faith
| fully observed; we demand that every cltMcn shall
| ba protected III his right to cast free ballot and
| have it honestly c0unted and We denouncc every
attempt to deny abrldge this right, hctLer by