The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-21
POLITICAL MATTERS.
NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION
The food lIunored Deliberations Esd IA th, Nom
lnA'loai q q iolssr-Ih' s.v York Demo.
crats-Aa~aehuittts Republicans. %.
Other State Conventions.

| / erats-Aa~aehui.tts Republicans.
| Other State Conventions.
s4RAr9Ha, September 2o.-The Repnbll.
can State; Committee BY q vote Of Is TO H.
selected Standardization as temporary
Chairman of tue Convention! The Cornell
nien voted for Senator Pitts. The Cornell
and Wadswor,h people announce they
will fight on the question OF Il temporary
organization, md in that case the strength
Of the Folger men will be developed.
The convention was called 10 order by
B. plalt Carpenter, and The roll otdrlegates
called. nj 1.ni!i!i2 gHiI,
l. When the roll call concluded Geo. II.
Sharpe said the committed decided 10 re.
commend MS temporary Chairman L. L.
Madden, und hSIplacel him! I'd :nomina.
tion. Senator Warner Miller said he did
not think 1t in tic province Of the State
Committee to dictate who shall DO tempo.
rary Chairman. llsi would not speak OF
the influences that lad brought about that
suggestion, but he would nominate Z. L.
| EPilis, and asked for dyes and nocs. Sharpe
frcpelled the suggestion that the nomina.
ton 81 Maddeii.had been impelled. by any
other reasons than those in the interest Of
hnrmonyand good feeling. lie seconded
the motion thattheayes and noes be called.
The motion was adopted.
The vote resulted: Madden 255, Pitts
o43. Madden was conducted Chair and
male u short address. 6S (
The eopl,nittees were appointed and Mr..
llepburne read q communication from the
nnti:monopoly committee, which was not
well reccived.< Many persons left the hall
during the reading and the confusion was
very great.
| AT 4:25 the Convention was called to
order. a communication from the Brook.
Ign Young Mems Republican club was pre-.
sented by delegate Tate, Of that city, for
the consideration OF the Convention. The
delegate said the paper came from $500
Republicans, who held no offices and were
not for sale.
Charman-The Chair would say that nc
Republican is ever in the market. Zap
plause. .EE
The committees not being ready TO re-
port the convention was kept waiting unit
\ 4:33, when the committee on contested
seats presented its report in favor OF ad
mittlng the contestant from Kings county
Albert Daggelt, leader 5of the Corpel
men, from Brooklyn, Fmoved to disugret
with the report, and said there was not 4
| a, n1 nj f,,r t1Nn ~ ,,,l
things are to be done in Kings county il
will be impossible TO find decent person
to go TO the primaries or polls. Dagget
denandt d. the delegation be given i'll
rights, and said the contest WAS preposter
oI,s and absurb., II right was not done, ht
promised shut swhile the Kings county
Republicans would support the ticket
whatever it might be, yet in the district il
question the Republicans would refuse t
vote and.would let the: xag.tail and, bob
tail run the machine. :. 4 S
Mr. LAWSON, ,:of the committee, sail Dag
gets speech was presented TO The commit
tee and thoroughly denied and controvert
cd. Gentlemen, have had, in my lonl
experience, much to do. with fraud a
primaries [Cheering and laughter that
interrupted speech, and cries Of question.
:, Mr.. Lawson continued-I| made. q. littl,
slip OF the tongue in leaving out The wor,
investigating fraud, but l leave the. matte
to the convention. .L5;fIiilst iithjl
i The report OF the committee was agreed
10. Ayes, 24S; nays, 2l6.TlgiFl. r:p.I
In the case Of Seneca county Mr.. Lawson
said the committee recommended that thu
contestants be admitted. A member o
the Committee on Credentials favored thu
sitting delegates and said he, desired; t
make minority report i'll their favor.
a destutory discussion followed. TIL,
question was called and the chairman sale
it was as to the adoption Of the report o
the committee. ~
| The delegates insisted on the motion t
substitute the minority which had beer
made. lGi ;.hEpt iiHli ith - Tpt lta
The chair said The motion was made tot
. late. - =
| Great confusion ensued, and amid cheer
and hisscathe chair said the rules which
controllGdahs Convention did not provid,
ior tllelfesence OF policemen to put dow1
dlsorderf bnt,they were such as all gentle
men would %obGy. He then announced
that the ayes and nays had been called OF
the question OF the adoption OF the rcpor
OF The committee. The vote resulted
ayes, 9l1; nays, 2272. The chairman then
amid applause, declared the report OF th,
committee rejected. The temporary chair
man was then continued rs the permanen
chairman. Mr.. Pitts, defeated for tempo
rary chairman, declined the offer OF til,
permanent chairmanship. .-..-s..-
The convention rejected the motion fo
another recess and proceeded to vote fo
a candidate ior Governor.
The first ballot resulted MS follrws:
| Judge FOlger, 22223a; AIonzo B. Cornell
lSO; james w. Wadsworth, 60; John 4
Starin, 10; John c. Robinson, q.
Necessary TO choice OF 2i9.
Ihe result was received without m,
demonstration and the convention Mt ono,
settled down Tor another ballot.
The second ballot was taken amid'breath
less SILENCE. While the vote was bein.
counted there were many changes Of votes
The Broome county delegates changed
from, lsobiuson Ito ,Folger, and Saratoyt
countyAnnounced a changeof eight vote
from starlnto Cornell. Montgomery toun
ty then wlthdteW Starin and changed i'd
votes to Cornella Lewis county, cfangeG
four votes from Wadsworth to Cornell
| There was much confusion and excite
ment Eat this point; fifty mer
were ntlleir feet at the same time and an
nouhcing changes. The Chair found il
impossible to maintain order and reiusel
torecosnize delegates until quiet was re
stored. The disorder reigned for somt
minutes. Il looked asiif the Convention
was making n stumpede towards Cornell
and the excitement was at fever heat. al
length order was restored 1 The Oneids
county delegation. announced change o
ten delegates from Wadsworth to Cornell
Loud. calls foranotherr call were made
and the confusion was renewed.
| A deleglte charged t,hat; the change o.
| Oneidn 10 Cnrnnll thpd bnon onrfo,n,,ooI