The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-18

sit ns unwilling participants in the nomination
Of Butlrror TO- holt. They promptly chose The
latter ALTERNATIVES, and announced 10 the crowd
in front Of the hall that the Democratic state
Convention was adjourned to fnncuil llall,
Boston. week from tomorrow Ihe attempt
to make the same announcement to the Buu'r
delegates up stairs WIS not entirely succ,s7 iul.
a committee had been stationed at the doors by
Soon after Ii o'clock there was n rush from the
outside and a few men iorred tneir Mpy mi
Avery Avery CRaiirma mo Of The Executive Commiticc
He mounted the platform and. standing beside
the Temporary presiding officer. tried nhrd 10
side whskers carefully brushed hair and n
mouth ibat hahitiually wears wears 4 dspreeccating
MAJOR MrCaiIrrty Of Worccstcr-I rise to
point of order At this stage OF PRO. ecdings on
move that we proceed to nomination of pcrma-
Mr. Avery. only wish to say that =
A Dclrgatc-I move n committee OF two to
request Mr.. Avery to retire to the floor.
MAJOR McCafrcrty-lt Is very ,cviden, that the
man man Is ambitious u the honors of martyrdom.
that he may return thus crowned to the ancients
outside. urge that no be allowed to proceed
Mr.. CLARK Of Piitsncld-M Mr. Avery said in my
presence that he was not delegate. ] should
lik" to know 10y what right he is on that plat
Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT am allowed to speak
will explain ~ Chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee proceed to-
Delegatc-Look in the glass. Mr.. Avery. and
see II YOU know yourself.
Another prlcgatc-Hc can't adjourn this Con-
Vynton. He hasn't tho power to do IT,.
Nj. Avery struggling 10 be- heurdl-I am au-
thorizcd by the Democratic state Commit
llowls Misses. and cries Of " Hear him"
lut him OUT Let him 80 on! drowned tho
gentleman : voice. ana lie LETT the platform IN
disgust.
Boyle O'Rcny-I would ask the Convention to
pause before We do anything in passion. Mr..
Avery l. the President of the D"mo'r state
COMMITTEES. and he has "A right To- como here
and call the Convention To- order. beg YOU To
may have to say A. the gentleman has said,
he cannot adjourn this Convention;
Several Drlcgat"s-llc's gone; hos left tho
hail. They are cheering him outside.
tn" number Il dclcr9trs in the hall was
those who had been waiting outside for hours
with thcir credentials in their hands.
. After the read ng ~ the call 10y Mr.. strauss ~
bingham. a member OF the State Central Com
miur", ID" Convention WIS regularly organized
VIII, MAJOR McCanerty rs temporary Chairman.
MI Powers OF Springfield. WHO had held the
and preserved order through all the Wild eX-
element, retired from ms onorons position.
present. representing 3Ip cities and towns.
With "a single exception the further proceed
inCs were entirely harmonious. Tho 9l1 dele
gates were for Butler to "A man.
Patrick Meohan If ward Twenty one. Boston,
". 4 Tower of Randolph moved that during
the recess. whenever It should boz ordered t"
dclr-ut"S from the several Senatorial districts
trnl towmittee for the ensuing car. Carried.
Mr. M"llen ~ Worcester moved thut III" rep
rescuiatiyes OF the different material districts
constitute the entire Stat" Central committee
of the party In the future. In 9uppnrt of tn
motion. he said that hui t0r n" few men Who
wore elected at large 10y N" last Convent on th"rn
would not have been the trouble that hal Cd cur
rcd Tho-" lew men had been tho guiding spirits
in the actions IF the state Central Committee,
and he for one was not in favor 81 putting into
the power of nny man tie exercise OF "a Ike
power in the future. Applause " | believe
= no d lf l.ArN .ffl-
select men of sufficient intelligence and IN
trIrity. and they Will DE better representatives,
u the people than men picked out AT large.
They viii not endeaVor 10 pun down the repro
-entatlves selected 10y cHurus of the Democ-
rncy. rs has been done within the last month 10y
the men who were elected at large ut our last
Convention" Loud cheers
tn" motion Of Mr.. Mclen was adopted unani-
Mr. Clark Of Piusnrld called attention to the
rule adopted two yenr- ago. and said that under
thu rul" now in eX.~trn 60 members Of NJ Pros
ell; state Central Commit would hold eli"
until the lst Of january lNi'. II" therefore
moved that the authority 10y viii ia that Com NIT
tee was t. remain until Jan. l. 1879. be re-
srln led. and their plu'"- 70" declared Nu ant
TIL motion WIS urau mou7y adopted. In
declaring the vote the Chairman added. and
ont goes the present stat" Central Committee
Laughter ana applause
Tho Chairman oi the permanent organization
was Richard ;. SpoiIord. %" Librarian of Cons
gress. ON taking the chair b" spoke rs follows:
Frliow Drsocn.rs Iarrrcciotc The honor which has
Inc dchiera,,on. Ia, ION, rair INV uhi,r The cir
cumstune,s hy which surrounded. itis an homer
whic ~argcl, exlcctyd, ail ",irl am sur io not
deserve and rgnTn g. Eo, rN "1rms,i :, h9oM'.l,
from ihe active cooperation which formerly hat with
Tie party II has been .Mis u ~ l.i,', any h'' =, ~
maintenance Applause I rejoice TO- be with !uu-t"
lee OF the men 10 share 40 Aoui len.rs amt cnihu'
Ann ANA TO bear ny hnnnlc rat n g. honorable cil9rt
-, uHler winch th,y ha,c i,'n ,aG,rin and endn ID
so iou- Appliance The occasi H4i' Tor the eNri %
in3 ,6s .isaaasa q yuGny aa.l. '@cy mn sS,t
/ when ! that flr