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Mr.. TILDEN then nominated Colonel Lester B.
Faulkner, Of Livingston, as temporary Chairman.
Carried.
Messrs. Beebe, Of Sullivan, and Cassidy, Of Albany
were appointed committee to conduct MI. Faux
ner to the chair.
Messrs. James Mooney Of Erie; Eugene Ray
mond, Of Greene, and W. W. Moseley were made
M KELLY, Of New York, offered the following
resolution, which was adOpted:-
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permanent organization Of this Convention.
The roll of delegates was then called. When the
Third district Of New York was reached, T. j.
Dreamer arose and reported that the seat OF Mr..
Gibbons was contested, and presented the papers
ferred to the committee to be appointed on creden-
tials When the Twcnty-frst district Of New York
was called Judge Thompson presented papers as
contestant, which were referred to the Committee
| on Credentials.
The Chair appointed the following Committee on
Permanent Organizati0n:-Fi district John
Furey, Dwight townsend; Third district, Charles
w. Trumper, w. j. Russell; Fourth district Henry
A. s. Fa G,atrnt drt
lyman Tlekiord; Eighth district, rmOthy 5. cobS
Mr.. CoBURN, OF Jefferson, moved that q COM
mittee Of two from each Judicial district be ap-
pointed on contested seats. Carried.
Mr.. TILDEN said the Convention met under cir
cumstances peculiarly anomalous and referred to
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to confer with the committee Of conference Of the
John Kelly, Joseph Warren william Cassidy.
Mr. LEXINGTON. Of Oneida, believed these were
Mr.. MoAK of Albany, moved that the resolution
lie on the table until the permanent organization
The resolution was then adopted, after which Mr.
Tlden announced that the committee would meet
at his room, at the Vanderbilt House, Immediately
The following Committee on Contested Seats was
appointed by the Chair First district, N: T. Bren
voorhees,, Robert Cochrane; Third district, E. j.
Meegan, Lyman Sanford; Fourth district, D.
corsnwa A. Ludngson sixth a'sSi district D.
Richardson r. M. Townsend; Seventh district
william A. T. Holmes William Ian Hogan; Eighth district
O'Clock.
Evening Session.
The Democratic State Convention reassembled at
seven O'Clock Colonel Faulkner, temporary chair
man, presiding.
Mr.. KELLY, from the Committee on Permanent
ready to report, but understanding that the Con-
ference Committee was not prepared to report
fully, thought best to defer permanent organization
Mr.. BRENNAN, from the Contested Seats Commit.
tee reported In favor of admitting both Gibbons
nj wit
half vote each; also against the claims OF Judge
Thompson, of the Twenty-frst district Of New York
The report was adopted.
the liberal republicans, reported that after long
and harmonious session the committee had in
the State ticket they were not vet ready to report
but to the electoral ticket, he instructed to
report that the committee recommended that the
one committeeman to confer with q similar COM
mttee to be appointed by the liberals to select and
report the names for the electoral ticket He made
Mr.: Fox thought permanent organization was
MR.. MosELEY moved to lay Mr. Tlden's motion
on the table. Carried.
Mr.. KELLY, in answer to inquiries, stated that
now If 1t thought desirable, such being the senti-
ment OF the Convention
Mr.. KELLY reported as follows Your Commit
port the names of the following gentlemen as per-
manent officers Of this C0nvention:-
Iresident-George NJ Beebe, Of Sullivan.
Vice Presfdents-Frst district John Fox of New
York FL. Waltman, Of New York. Second district
John r. Reed, of Suffolk Robert Cochrane, Of West
James Duffy, Of Albany Fourth district, John
Rogers, OF Clinton D: Magone, Jr, Of st. Lawrence
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Chenango; s.: $. Randall, Of Cortland: Seventh
district, J. g. Casey, OF Monroe; George wagner, Of
w. II. Henderson, OF Cattaraugus.
Sec,etdtes.First district, Thomas J: Creamer, Of