New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21
IuDGE FOLGER FOR GOVERNOR
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table. turning around 70

on the table, turning ,G Sr9u1 fae changes
SSr;e,d with the remark tnst t the chairman
seemed Do county delegation got up in front OF
a. stage and announced the change pl sno This
thrce Votes of General Robinson 10 tHn break
made . snm TWO Wadsworth delegates III
T,Sgs and Warren. respectively ,,;I gnsp ySHa
their votes Folger and TINS senator eSf aisle
was no" pro,d of delegates answered by annonnc-
a in"s ebange of the one WadswoIth vote Oh iier-
k@sr to C S%iei for mSmsnt Il had looked like
,ieIe s,Snpedo but the changes stopped and ior
n,sr m ment il looked as though another pa,9'
might be necessary linen 2notner nv oh~bbnb
ut in Kings changed to Foger, and the nuouup
sgSw eo again greater than before. Several
,rainC changes now followed IN AK, ,"p ~
succession, and were aPplano1u m a. be In
Noi"ai invention. Saratoga changed all lts eiSno
M, aTnm Starin TO Cornell amid loud cheers ms
Wiz Sshowed some anxiety. Montgomery, win
to"r votes for StariD. did the same wi'hur""nis
Starins name
THE CONVENTION IN FERMENT'
Tho convention was now III terment OF eAoi'e-
ut A hundred delegates were on their seats III
IN psrts of the halls shouting to the Chair {;
.ha crowd which filled the stage were all on
their feet. while those LII 'no ea-
- locked down with rapt eager faces
oil
tha, a mob: delegates were on their feet
aSont,rc resticulating, beckonine to the Char I;
81 rho;rnap Thoroughly bewildered and irritated,
tlH q ocIegate now and then Sharply 10 take
S,s seat The secretaries were Ho,eiH u"a 10
20 distinguish the SOUNDS ti"V my SI"
~, ont of the wide open mouths OF men Who
conn"s Sing the air with their arms few yards
WIZ The shouting and bawllng MADE SYM
phOay Of gProaE Stea ii '0OH roaring to get the
o Of the Chair: then IL tOOA az much noIo
w IN make the secretaries hear All the whlle
the believing and ar-sawlg % .o @
inn M, In despair and Mr.. Madden sat down, say
h,g he would recognize nobody I'LL order was re-
stored. III 90 ,o,r 90 he was sitting.
~, ~" 20 soon as he got up again the DIN broke
u ous "cain. Smyth, Platt and other leaders OF
49, Foirer men, were out or thclr seats ousiy
WV fo,,7T and Senator Miller, his face pale WIN
,0Iteme9i was seen moving ABOUT IN
H oack If the hall whispering now and then 10
sWsdsworth delegate eviaeny ~ of
vote for Cornell Oneida was a quet soul y a. "a
~ Jts vote was announced three times uinet-
emtlv and the last time, when tne ron u tne e
d1egg',tinn was called, II was Iouhu 10 nav
9oieg@uon ,,,'ced wrong Some of the Wadsworth
,s,, ven, ON subbOrnly voting 1Or mn' even altvI
lbs name had been withdrawn. Ihete was sIaeah
~ US %a,'ges ia Cornell here, which encouraged
"a IIe,versIeVis 4. Madison y, ana
Fulton and Hamilton. IheR tn9Ie WIS
arnthef small streak OF changes 10 Eoi ~
Que in Niagara one IN he scene OF ex
...,tI1 hard Nv
ctr.'emt ever these little variations e0uiu naI"ly
RI" I'm evceeded in "A Presldental CONVENTION.
Chairman Madden and the seelc.aiSs W. ,naI,;I
fairly distracted with the disorder anu '"'D '''--
ity to hear OF TO make themselves nearu; -, -,
At tins point a quarter after o'clock, Inc word
Vt round on the stage that FOlgcr had just
enough votes TO nominate Inc ron % inc "esl-
ches,cr delegation was called IN re,
snon,e To repeated demands, aud showed several
olins for Fogcr This was followed ny one
e. two changes for Cornell with more huDpuo.
T.uk SUPERINTENDENT Hepburn clambered up a
c'ai, :" WV 49, n was obvious that
JuGge Folger was nolnin lted moVec tnat tne
nomination De made unanimous rlhalIy, VIZ. UnT
chances had evidently come 10 stop, General
Shame made an appeal for order, lntlmatlhg tnd'
a. soon as the result should be announced senator
Miller was ready TO move to make the NOMINATION
unanimous This had the desired effect, ana aitef
q iong waiting for the secretaries to Strengthen
ont the yofe, ii was announced as
Cornell. 222 Wads ORTIZ Is. -, ,,-,.;...o.;o
The whole pressure of the Administrator
machine had barely carried Folger through
nnShimr him forward an inch at
n time The Corncl column had stood, an Things
considered remarkably hrin senator Mriiei s a
A hearty speech for the minority, and recess was
taken until tomorrow morning. 49,, ,,,u;s,ro
The convention adjourned by the AdmniS nl
ton leaders because they iearsa a9eIe met an
proved Of There remain to be nOlnlnateG lieu
fenant-GovepOr, Chief Judge oil the Couit VI
Appeals, and Congressman ~ Lalse ~ Is u H.
Chairman of the State Committee, VIII be nomnate'
MISUNDERSTANDING. lie has the earnest sup
port of Administration and Antl-Admihls
ttation leaders. IL Is also conceded without
question that Judge Andrews Will be renominstc
Tor Chief Judge. For Congr1ssinan-at-aIge tner,
are "a number of candidates. Inc chiel
of these tonight seem TO 90 ". q , ba,on
Attornev General Russell, of st. Lawrence County
and ex-senator Hamilton Harris of Albany.