New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21

and the treasnry and when friend foe has assaed
him the people have gone to sleep WIN o onId
snrance that watchful eye and an honest nlhu "ol
guard their interests we'll agree with all that Genera
Sharpe has said Of Judge Folger love the man ron
the bottom of my heart lie Is honest, able and wise,
and II elected would prove worthy executive; Dus
Governor Robinson and that day after day the people
demanded reforms. Governor Cornell came lno power
and established distinct policy and the question now
H. do you propose tonight TO strike down man who
has had the firmncss he has shown Tue cohVsnt.ons
their honest Governors Do you propose to treat Gov
ernOr Cornell differently from other Governors al
I desire to say that while approve the record OF Mr.
Wadsworth. you will make mistake II you do nor re-
nominate Governor Cornell. Let us make no hlstaho
tonight. know the hearts OF the people are III FAVOR
Of Governor Cornels renomnaton and election. "nat
answer will give II We fail to renominate him NOT
be given. am prophet, or the son OF
prophet, but predict that against united Democracy
viii be bad under the leadership OF
Governor Cornell as has not Of been zen, Of seem Sn
prevail on work, and 90 that OF a Governor WHOSE
Will go alongside the abes aud the best the state
has ever elected"
ERAsrUs CLARK PRESENTS wADswORrH
Erastus Clark of Oneida saidi al wish that another
might have the task ntrused to me In presenting the
of candidate for Governor. James w. Wads-
worth agree perfectly with the honorable gentlemen
from Ulster, that should be nominated here' nisV
for his character and second for his probabilities OF sue
cess. do not know General Wadsw0rth personally but
he has been before pubic many years, considering
himself with an eye single to tho wei
fare Of the state. As gentleman OF large estate no
bears hswealth easily and simply. His negnDOrs rove
ami honor INN II he IL nominated he VIII DC eecteu
for deep down in the hearts OF Republicans ia love or
hm felt Tor lew publc men. lie Is noI nnnuduapPou III
enmties. II elected his aim VIII be hlgh anu nc WIN
hold the balances OF justice even between warning P
ties and warning eress" The speaker referred 10 inc
record vi General WadswOrths father and sad le
hgh and noble qualities OF the father nad been
fully by the In closing he urged the NOMINATION. VI
General WadswOrth. $1,000.
James Arkell OF Canajoharle said ave are here to
look carefully the political ground aud see III WhC
direction should act. There Is no Republican, II no
be patient ana wise but can look forward to the Iuue
with pleasure But 1t is not Wise To DC 700 d
ourselves. We are On the eve OF vital contest 9lu ~
behOOves us so TO net that we sha earn success. IN o
interest harmony and of candidates OF the BepuD
lean party, Montgomery County presents Tue naT Vd
Republican, first, last and always, man whose ponoa
record has been suied, man VINO sat iCur years
In Congress close to Garfield and became inocuated ny
always been these factions views that threaten
to divide ana defeat We can present no stronger
| sons, joan II. starin." IApplausel
Martin l. Townsend, of Troy, was greeted Win pro,
Onged cheers "a he took the platform ana slu "ll
burden you but moment come instructed 10 presoh!
the name of citizen beloved by US cltizen hohored
Congress from the XVIlth District has won the love OF
ali IN he district with great reluctance ne granted oul
request hat be permitted to present his name ior me
GOyernOrsp. We nud that the state has become 40 GU
| listed I'm benalf of other candidates that would
simply be wasting Zine 10 ask you to nominate our
loved citizen. To-day We nave received peIelnpOory
order from Mr. Wood TO drop his from tins contest
Ia rutdTe nope to renew our caln Dut Tonight VIC
Withdraw his name" lAppi9use.I him, 90 ,o,,
man whom TINS Administrator with all Its heart hOnors
take no stock IN the statement the Administration
has interfcrcd in the question oil whom We shal hohl
uaIe | present tie name OF u Garfield non,
ored anu second the nomination of Jonn H. StdIlh
Robert O'Counor of Broome County, said: " Every
delegate VINO recently left his dsuc. SHOWS tnat Iu9
ReDubncan party under preson. leadership Is divided
by an unfortunate schlsm We want person VINO 10
honorable, aoe and available can recom
mend u candidate WHo Ior lory tb 49,! Sci5
bored in the OF the United states on me leu
an IN tenl, and who sealed MS service on tne poUuy
held OF war. nean General John e. kODihsoh Vi Dug
bamton." ILL.,, -
pointed Dy the Chair continue to assist inc pI'uce
secretaries. Albert Daggett moved th1t the roh W
called and that each delegate name his chOce' =, .
Mr. Draper, OF Albany moved 70 " nItot t,
the chairman of the respective detesc caHnd
unless objection be made. The amendment
carried
THE FIGURES OF THE FIRST BALLOT
The first ballot resulted: FOlger, 223; Cornell $780,
Wadsworth, CO. starn, 10; Robinson, g. Necessary to
| IA choice, 249.
delegate said that the total number OF votes
| beyond the number of delegates.
The chairman said the state Committee had awarded
TO Oswego County an extra vote me result was re-
ceyed without any demonstration, and the convention
! at once settled down for another ballot.
The second ballot then taken amid breothless
| County delegates changed from General Robinson to
Foger. r. q. Crosby, OF Warren County, announced
that ne wished cnauge his vote from NadswOrth to
Foger. William VI. Davis OF Kings, announced that he
desired to make the same change; Dir. shepherd, OF
| Hernmer, announced MS change from Waos~orth 70
| C,raell H. q. Pierce, of Kings, changed from Wadj
| % Cornell u
oi one vote from starin for Foiger Saratoga Couhty
announced change OF eight votes nom slarin
Alontg omery County Withdrew Mr: stari1
aud changed It's vote 10 Cornell Lewis County changed
| MucI confusion aud excitement prevailed at this
| point nfty being on their feet and announcing
order and refused recognize delegates until quiet had
| been restored Disorder regned for some minutes it
| lacked AS A The convention making stampede
toward Cornell and tine excitement was At fever heat
Ar @ne order was restored An Oneida County delegate
mood
| worth to Cornell Loud calls Tor another roll
cali were made, ana tne CONFUSION was sn &c.
of one Oneida County delegate 70 Cornell had been an
| uounced without authority. rollcall OF oneida
CONT was demanded and resulted IN Tor Wadswortn,
ior Cornell aud for FOlser. Niagara County an
nonmcrd change of one vote from Wadsworh TO Fol
| ger Monroe announced lkc change aud delegate
changed his in tue confusion IRON WaIsWOrth 10
| CorneiI A delegate rose and shouted, Gardner OF
| G"nroe changes IRON Wadsworth Foyer" Delegates
on different parts OF the nan were shouting uU
| the chairman. nut no one could be recognized Two
| delegates from Westchester announced Il
desire to change from Wadswouh to
n wts impossible to hear. roll call Of WesIchester
County was ordered aud resulted for Cornell and for
al this point MrCooAngham of oneida, withdrew the
h'e |n"ir again announced that delegates must take
their seals business would be suspended. schuyler
worth to Fogcr The roll Of Queens County was called
and the vote announced rs for FolSer ana for
| Cornell Oneida County roll cali rs again called and
| resulted Cornell, F0lger WadswoTth CnehlnsO
| .anged vote from cornell 10 FOlser; Madison
| COunty announced chausc OI Notes from "aus"ofu
| to Cornell ,..-,- .,..- -
General sharpe raised the point OF order that no man
| had a rgnt 10 take the Moor unless
rcoonIed by lie char The Chair decided the point
| wei taken General Sharpe asked how the roll OF
Ulster County stood and said 1t desired 70 cast votes
for Folgcr A. b. Fish, OF Yates, changed his vote rom
Cornel 10 Folger. J. H. Redmond, of Monroe, changed
from Cornell TO FOlger. The ro-cali OF Livingston re-
vealed four for Cornell and one tor Folger A. b. Hep
hurn from ST. Lawrence said evident that Judge
| Folser mad the nomination., and he moved that the
! nomination be- made by reclamation.
Tie chairman said the motion out OF order, unless
olfo ha made
result OF the last rOcal be first announced, and on his
AFFECTION 10 the res puOn IL was declared out OI order
air Sharpe, OF Ulster, rose TO point OF order, ana
asked that The nomination about TO be made be made
dcceutly and in order and that delegates take their
| seats. Order finally restored
JUDGE FOLGFR NOMINATED.