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the meeting,
The Convention, then, on motion proceeded to
Prioons.
CHARLES HUGHES named william W. Rockwell Of
IN s county
and Charles De Wolf, Of Montgomery county, were
also named and their respective merits as candi-
The roll was called with the following RESULT
W. W. Rockwell received 1913 votes.
Charles De Wolf received l04 votes.
Colonel Enos O. BROOKS received 1871 votes.
There was no choice and the Convention pro-
ceeded to vote again with this result Charles De
ceived 1913 votes and w. w. Rockwell received 1872
votes Colonel Brooks was then, on mo-
enthusiastic cheers. Colonel Brooks was called to
the platform and returned his thanks fer the honor
conferred upon him and said he would If elected
OF his ability. tremendous appiause.)
On motion, the nomination OF the Democratic
Convention for Canal Commissioner was ratified
and the Convention then took recess till eight
O'Clock.
Evening Session.
The Liberal Convention reassemDled at halfpast
eight, and while waiting for the officers to call the
Convention to order the members engaged In sing
ns Wh ng asn and s Sm sss eS
ocratc Convention, appeared IN the hall and
were greeted with three cheers Mr. Niles, from the
Committee sent to the Democratic Convention to
inform 1t OF the action of this Convention, reported
that the duty had been discharged and introduced
the Democratic Convention Committee to the Con-
venton. Mr. Luddington, on behalf Of the Demo-
cratic Committee, stated that the Convention had
heard OF the action OF this Convention with great
tion to meet with the Democratic Convention In
Wicting Hall. (Cheers)
on motion OF Mr.. CoNovER 1t was resolved that
the Convention proceed In O body to Weting Hail.
and the Convention marched out with that purpose
and with the understanding that the Convention
Should then adjourn sine die.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.