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.,,w YORK DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
sh" SOFT STATE CONVENTION.
srRAcusr. wednesday, Sept. 6, 1884.

lxyw-YoRK DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
'h" SOFT STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE. Wednesday, Sept g. 1884
c,-oo,;ou rcasscmbled at O'Clock. The
lne ,;.oc,ea to be called II vas moved that tho
Ss1 So op,i,ted. John Cochrane opposed the
sdop. ,-..o. va. ,oovcd I'M, v,s vo,od
IA recess Cften minutes was '"''O' Ou' u was 'o'eu
Aa.,core Il for twenty minutes,
| Col. nO!ey moved that inc members ''h' 'n0''
Issis. .. accumulation xepor,ed for
Tue -, oss WILLIAM II: LCDLO" OF SaHolk
A 'AspaH BgcgwirH HsrSipsr
las. MINta &c" onssts lsrODDARD STEVENS Dalawe
Ia fteAp soN' @ Ii',er sAML ). kLLswokrH Yates.
tss svSSSi svSss seAeLeetady Henry sioKsls Ohesas.
aov.ll. w,.iehese! e < assC1 LoSM's sI:os Jefferson
PSTsi'ss s,sr. Eso's.'rS n roHrn oSsas SsSS' o''0~'
1 c-..u,,,,cs Of seven was appointed 10 conduct
Ias os;eers to the platform.
p-o.;dcpt was introduced by AbJah Mann, and
ine .a;'od - with loud cheers. Ho delivered the
lbnOv pg address; CON NV .;ncera ,bsot. sor
GESf have conferred ON me by choosing me TO
lhe nolv y! xour deliberations. NJ heart Is glad 10
pfesee ~ Democrats, representing the whole
nee' of toe State. II is my most earnest hope
ba dtrstion ey guce sVai the aTo
hcket You RRomocraey of the State The Convention
Z now organized -,
y. ot;on Of John Cochrsue, the rules Of the last
,'..,.,,v we're adopted for the government of the
Corveniion' ,.os .ho ,,,D,or,
u,,o;,,ee Of two from each judicial district to
report resolutions. h..;,rsnx ann e.or,
leach Judicial district
Iohr Coebrsne opposed the amendment as making
the committee too cumbrous, and 1t was LOST after
long debate. ,,-
The original motion was then declared carried amid
,,nIsu,e and the Chair appointed the following
eOnmittee;
rh0 coehrAne and L. Shepard Of New Aesb msnn
10 psr.sessr, Henry Barber of st. Lawrencei w M
s If Eptop; John B. Miller Of Oneida; s. d. Dsye OF
6A. Moses Wright of Tompkins; Douglass OF Chsmqns;
Pxor,b Of Yates Tucker of Wayne; BENZ wech Of
BusslO; Dean Richmond, OF Gene'ee'
4 n was moved by Mr.. Cochrane that the committee
Withdraw to the Globe Hotel.
Cant Rynders hoped not as the Globe Hotel de-
rberatons had proved disastrous to the Democratic
party.
Mr. Dillsye said the rooms in the block were open.
The Committee accordingly withdrew.
Capt Rynders, as the roll was not completed, moved
sr adjournment till 7 o'clock.
The motion was opposed.
Rypders demanded, is this motion to adjourn de-
bstsbleY
The President decided that it was.
Rynders amended it by moving to adjourn tall 5
o'clock.
A member said motion to adjourn was always In
order and took precedence.
The President sold no rules Of order had been
adopted.
Pieston King and others declared there bad, and
twas admitted.
Rypders then Withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Thomas Of Clinton moved the appointment OF
.Committee of one from each Judicial District, to
nominate State Committee.
Mr.. Willard Of Rensselaer, opposed the motion.
An amendment was offered, that the delegates from
each Judicial District select two members OF the
committee and was carried.
Mr.. Guinnip Of Chemung moved the appointment o
Committee Of five from each Judicial District tc
nominate ticket, with the understanding to with
draw one half if the Hards would do the same as II
ls4s. We should be defeated otherwise.
Mr.. Cochrane Of Schenectady, said no measure o
accommodation was to be proposed until the platform
Vas laid. He concurred with the Chairman that Their
vas but one Democratic party, and that was repre-
,ented here. lCheers Those who had withdraw
must be allowed to follow their course till they sav
Ct to return.
The motion was tabled.
The roll was called.
Mr.. Rynders, said he was requested to renew tn
motion made by Mr. Guinnip. He would not do it
He did not believe in leaving half the ticket for Whg
Or other enemies to fill up. In1s56 they were to com
into the National Convention with their delegates
He wanted no vote from men that got frightened
the sight of wooden AK. They wanted men VIII
dare face the gtttering steel This Convention wa
b be in fellowship with the National Democracy-no
The National Democracy of New-York, but OF tn
Union.
4 He moved recess until o'clock, which was car
red.
EVENING SESSION.