New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

ger we should pluck the Flower OF safety" E X Apgar
Of Tompkins, seconded the nomination OF MI Cleveland
FOR AND AGAINST sLOCUM.
Ira shafer OF Ulster asserted that the nomination OF
General socum would cost the Democratic party
thousands OF votes in NewYork and Kings Counties, be-
cause he a trustee OF that monstrous fraud, the
Brooklyn Bridge which condemned by the citizens
OF both cities lie opposed 70 the nomination or MI
Flower because he rom Wall Street. His record
III Congress II good bu we cannot aHord 10 nouluA,o
SUCH man. He seconded the nomination OF Homer A
Nelson.
John F. Mines, Of wes.chester, nominated Waldo
Hutchins FOR Governor HIS vote was east Tor -llds
Wright for Governor. He has always been Democrat
That veteran Horlo seymour has declared mat Waldo
utchns would poll larger independent vote than any
Colonel f. T. Wood. OF New-YOrk. said that A mem
Der OF Tammany Hail. he had been eOntented 10 be once
more seated IN the Democratic citadel Ianiany ha- no
can udate AZ an orsahlza,oh' NrW i"rA Guy stalu'
ready TO support candidate that may be nom ma ed
He desired to correct misrepresentation that had been
made Oy the gentleman ron Ulster Nc. Hhaiar he de-
sired to say that there never an appeal made Ia
W for Of It's leaders There never ha- been
time in the history o. the Democratic party
when the COUNTY Of Kng7 haa been hOnOred with the
nomination FOR Governor The Democrats IN that portion
OF the state desire to secure an oldfAsoned majority
mattel Cou,tes win give majority
Of 5000 for the Democratic state ticket
ination Of Henry " socan He said all Of the candl-
dates good men. AMI no blind pool Tar written
their hrOWa; bur OuOndaga County felt h0nored IA
scconding the nomination o ner fayoute son, Henry W.
socum.
senator Jacobs, OF Kings, asked the convention If
+, fr H. 4 III tIo+ 'o ,o',i. af H. SHE ,y,,ud do
Justice to tue name OF Henry ". slocum.
TWO INTELLECTUAL BALLOTS AND A scene OF coN-
FUSION.
On motion Of Mr. Tlain, Of Ncw-IOrS the Clerk pro-
ceeded call the roll of delegates that each member
might home the candidate OF his choice. There-ult Of
the first ballot was announced follows: sl1cum -,
Cleveland &c. Flower %, Nelson 20, Corning 20, Bel
mont II. Campbell 81, Hutchins l3. Total number OF
votes cast, 81 necessary TO q c.olce 1913.
ine 80 oha o"o' tes'4''- d. l'''". 'o'.i'a '''-
been Withdrawn SHcm 1913, o.cv llui Il, ROVER
ly3 Nelson l5 b. rlogt Is. Campbell .}3 Hulclu- l3.
TOTAL number OF woes cast Isl necessary 10 choice,
1873
mere ocihg mo- cAoic. Ar' Aha..son ". T," ~. H.
s-or o.. a...r the chairman d. not put tne question,
AMI tae ROLL vac a-au caleb .,,-,
4ic In l >, - ' ,'i,. y1d f,,' Cl....
ud amid some excitement Liou cha ~. tlc votes
N- noted D} .h' audience and cnerird ny le nus OIL
lle v" loi7 n"''' ,'7' l"'.'''i' n "a S,c'i,J IN
va vas making heavy gains. ana the interest iu
the result became lltns.. columbia toilty cnl-tl
Ns 1Lfrr fotc- .f'- r'i-'u q" C''. -ld1r = ,4
ior Cr'eiind l.en be- "a ma hIiI lo Ue'5 .''
10Y peiHtl-,''- lo 1"'i,-c tn limit, o'',ei
and Disorder prevail d t-Ali-i"H 'uul'l c.".l-
from -.ocln q" cleveland Mi hrJ NrlnI'.-l " iea'.
Iamu.auy Ielr-l ou then Vo ed Tor 1.eFcaAd Ai'a"y
County also cah--eI % q Nr.'uo. .i ,-i . e,,-l
81 tu- .out t.e uoog ti thc coAFehtloh NAN vas .u'
or delegates standing Ou he seats ana ia me a--c- nc
-IrOu- oi beu- recorded Tor Cleveland. Inc scene
oaAl % deception - 'I'y Lieu 1907 'T 'an
nominalou o tieFeltha Inc htA-' o"'',y e.r
a'tlHpt'u 10 s." "a -. Ii.,i,' ~, -i,r,ir,-
t'ii-a '''. go - No. .y7fiir ~, .lu,l Foyer
Homer A. Nti-"h L.''N -, 49,. -,
was u'''l t',4 I"l''. .,,r-l 30 ,-af.n..s
-pe'.h L>'lls. ~ % f,i ,'i, 49, fe rer-.rei
c'..ulbd''S Jay as & =. ,- i,i,r IN -i.t.,i.n md
anu you .ul.' ny ,,,,',, an h., ,',i,. mani
moving tLdt tle 'cnc.i hoIllil,. lH D- u'i' ~,
moaa. Ahc 0At IePF TO tue "l',oL ""' % 49, ~ No.
rlson. itIi3 hc H,i's ~" ,1fpol.'', -, -. . 80 10
Ni tut III -"'H- o." '''''''' ~ --A- +, 49, ~
Lac cHaII nan was coA4p't, 10 SIt'P,t 49,. I.,.,.e
moment TO quiet '"V '"'o"''N' 'p'i'9 'i '"' 1' 49,
4
NJ t,.t..,.,r ,f ODou,I,.., moved that the sccre
.r g.. ..tI D.. ... .I... ,-.+. o, -l,. tl,trd h..
ttry again call the roll before tAe vote on sHe '"u oa
LOT be announced. THIS was by loud calls for the
~ f. ~ .b t.1f and ~, Great wa. the confusion thar
I''''-' VI ''' '''''' ' ...,-.. -.
the chairman Was Obliged to Use hl- eFc I'f luJ I'VE
minutes Finally. when order restored, made