New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
u1DGE FOLGER'S OPPONENT.
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Nonop9N lay ~ Tb,u%hor Chittenden d Co.. now
ever did not seem 20 prevail mucn aronnd stating
zion and later. when they sen Cleveland if nom
thai they would not support Nrttont,on to them
tm"t.J no nerson paid the least frrcd "a the
NJ Kfnseia. a. did other speaHeiTS ,rotoga as the
nomination nl i Td5,Sctation The speech was g?ou
eSl' W Lli The fact that all the hol," tbs
S''V - made to-day were i"'ucI -"
speeches luauI spceches IN state conventions
"N,i.'- ,,n,pArF OF TIE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
MI, VcvYork County was called and feier d.
,,no,. orose there was a craning of neckS al oNcl
,ho hons, and great eacemess shown 10 as0oi '"iA
tbe candidate he would nominate. Tue ITlenus VI
m.tootbcr candidates were afraid of a combina-
zion bv the machine that would bring out he"
candidate who would secure all the votes Oh the Two
principal New-York delegations. Mt Vi
nov named Allan Campbell III
few well chosen remarks IN INC
curse of which he said that he had reason 10 ne
-. Nfr Cau,phe I would be acceptable TO am
Ir Hal The men around Mr.. Kelly laughed at
tbis ana Spinoa jumped up at once and IN spite
III manner exclaimed that MIR. Campbell would not
he satisfactory TO iaminany. when vas met VIZ
cheers and misses. Charles bi9"hr, . mi,n
an extra .twist 10 his waXed mustache'
fresented on behalf of the Young men the great
PER-, Belmont, who. he sand; had Lana low Tue ila
anlumed KNIGHT of Maine No one cheeled LOT
neimont. however. W. b. Cochraue. another Iry-
ING Hall delegate of the same character rs brooke
seconded the nomination OF FioNtI' spe|Al4t ~
tLc Auti-MOuOpOllsts a. men VINO wanted 10 u.N iHo
other peoplc's wealth. lie, ia common WIN tho
otber Flower orators CWot largely upon
he fact that Mr. Flower had conquered Repub-
{ne r' ar ,.,' in NeW-York" The bounding
i,rcbe raised "a laugh by saying That - rom danger
he would pluck tine Hover safely J.. II. APs"i r. re-
marked that be had a profound convection luoI
1rover Cleveland was the man ioI the OCCASION
He spoke so long and the audience grew so NOISY
mar tho chairman had To threaten TO clear the
Stage where DE heard insulting remarks.
Ira Shairr stirred mp a hornet, nest 10y referring
ID General >lOcums CONNECTION WIN 'i.c 'V-o,'
BROOKLYN Bridge sNlDdle' and OF the iac{ lA'ts
"MuInhy. Kingsley 4 Co would control nm IL
elected Governor while Flower Would oe uhicI lhg
ir4reree of jaw Could John t. Miner presented
Waldo Hutchius. J.. Wood, OF the lammaly Dee
canon. defended General S0cun from Nj. NDaieIs
attack iIe said he was Tor years Democrat IN
Brookiru. but when there hc was opposed 70 I'D"
men who represented that city mere BECAUSE ne DJ-
longed 10 TIE reform element oil the ptitN ielI
that raised lags9 ,,,a at n! a4 e 5oore.
off Ouo.taga. aut Senator Jacobs also Ie'ehicu
>hafer's remarks. The convention hnaiy R0t 10
ba.iOt.ug amid good deal OF conl's.on' Attot-E
er..r.-, ali for Corning WITH the exception OF Mayor
Nolan. and one o,Aer Who voted LOT / i"",I' me
interior counties were nearly all more %. l''9 "a.
yilcd Tie County Democracy cast - votes loI
campbell and one for "a aldo Hutchin,. lalhlldny
Hall gave to Siocum, Tor cleveland,
iIs io cast fIr Flo~er for Belmont aid for
Slocum. No Que expected holNIl'tl'o
this ballot and when the yoe e %aS Srn,l &
Belmont l.. Hutch.us ID, Flower "a" NeIsoA -
aud ambel 81
TAXING HE SECOND BALLOT.
Another ballot was immed ate.y ordered. ana
there was a good deal OF noise and excitement as
Slocum and Flower climbed mp 10 lZ3 each. while
Belmont went down To Is. A. soon as the vote was
announced County Democracy delegate
moved Tor recess, but 1t was voted
down IN a decided manner and the conven-
1iou proceeded u another ballot. Albany
started of. for Socum, and amid many,chanees New
York WAS reached. The solid vote of the County
Democracy was cast for Grover Cleveland and
caused great excitement. Iammany was called
immediately after and Mt Kelly with a few olheIs
cast their votes Tor Cleveland. II was evident at
once that the race was TO bee between Cleveland
and Slocum. and changes began 10 lake place ali
aver the house Homer A Nelson's name was
Withdrawn and his vote mostly went 10
Cleveland At this time there were at
least a hundred persons their feet demanding
10 be heard bv the Chan John Kelly ,ecuied recog-
u.tlou and the vote Of Iammany Han was, cast
men in his delegation vote tor Cleveland. Rufus
W Peckham had Albany County called, and Is
vote was cast for Cleveland with the exception OF
Nolan, who voted Tor Flower.
JLD sreue became uproarious. Delegates
mounted seats and howled themselves hoarSe.
Canes, hats and handkucmeis were thrown
blrh ia The air. WhIie the Cleveland hosts
Vrung each others hands. delegate Jumped or
a -r,,t and moved the unanimous nomination OF
Cleveland. bat this met with storm u noes.
Rensselaer, changed 10 Cleveland, and many DINER
counties. Ii appeared a. u the whole convention
va, OIL seats and CHAIR, demanding 10 hc heard.
The chairman was unable 10 secure Oiuel, ana
waited Tor some minutes while the delegated DoWled
1u.rI-riAtS uudI-c. IluduAs ullAt4 luN 4'i4 VI
Senator Jacobs, Kings County demanded 10 DE Ie-
called ami II voted SOLID again Tor Slocum.
1hls stopped the STAMPEDE I"r shorl une'
anu John FOX changed from lower 10 olocun
and was followed by many other similar cha gee.
The Slocum and Flower adhetents saw that some
thing must De done 70 prevent the roll can from
bciug announced, as II would nominate Cleveland.
aud they set up demand lor a new r0I cal.
At this time Cleveland had l9J woes. two more
than enough 10 nominate. The chairman tIIrd TO
announce the vote, but the SlOclm and Flower del
egates would not allow II. A hundred OF more OF
them. reinforced by al least 1000 men
III the galleries Kept UP d continued now
and demand for new call. Cleveland delegate
was heard above the DIN moving to make the nom
nation OF Cleveland uAah4lhous' Du' tuIS oii{ III
creased tho noise and III some parts OF Tue nail ID
looked as though there would be personal encount-
els. The chairman hhally secured slhclcht older
10 hear notion from senator jacobs 70 proceed 10
Il new Ioll c.l. This was net 10y objections from
all over the house that II was not III order,
pending tine announcement OF the vote but the
char decided that 1t was. lie put it TO vote and
declared il carried, though II would Ice Impossible
for anyone u hear one-quartcr OF the votes either
way.
THl CONVENTION N An UPROAR
t. X. Apgar mounted a seat III the middle Of the
house supported by two Tammany men. and valnly
endeayored Tor half an hour TO be heard for one
moment. but his voice not powerful enough to
be heard above the uproar. One-haf Of those
present we're calling for the announcement
OF the vote and The other half for the roll call
In the meantime the proprietor of the Opera
House came in and demanded that the hail be
cleared as the time had expired for which 1t was
engaged. But he WAS only met by derl,IOn on the
stage. This scene OF upturncd faces ana upiltted
hands demanding 10 be heard continued untll the
convention began 10 grow weary, and then amid q
good zeal OF confusion "a roll call was proceeded
With Ii was completed amid comparative order,
and was announced, I'll for Cleveland, 1916 for
Socuu and > IOr Flower. Grover Cleveland was
PROGRAMMED tie choice for Governor, and after
much cheering the convention adjourned 10 meet at
Shakespeare Hall at p.
SCENES N The EVENING.
THE PROCEEDINGS OPENED WITH A PERSONAL En-