New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
THE VOTE FOR SENATOR MILLER BY C"UNTIrs.
.LL. NJ .LLcr ..nlna Inv cnmnLn s Ncre as follows:

The result of the vote WAS: Roosevelt, Az :;
White. 4O7 Gilbert. 312 Packard, 2j6; Miller
243: Conell. rs 1t took 2iS votes to elect and
Mr. Miller. the representative OF the Blaine forces
lacked just i've votes Of maj Jrity ofthe convention
he entire energy Of the Adj ninStratiol forces was
directed AGAINST Mr.. Milcra, b aine man, and the
result was received by them with great rejoicing.
4 motion was made to mako the election of White.
Roosevelt. Gilbert and Packard unanimous, but Il
DELEGATE moved t. Law il on the table This latter
motion wa, rejected by largo vote, but on point OF
order Tie chairman did not again put the motion
TO make the election unanimous ana the -FOUR
highest were then declared the duly elected dele
The contest. though spirited. was not untrendly.
Roosevelt Bliss, Obrien, . Neil and Others proinl-
ucnt in the combination sat near Warner Ma Ter.
hareS i. Fitca and other Blaine mel ana Ihey
frequently cOnVerSel together, -dwaid Is. hohaSi
Henry r. IarboX, Charles - Iappan and farchai
l.. Pratt were chosen as altcrnateS.
The platform wa, then road by John d.. Law
son. he Arthur delegates, assisted Gy
a crowd in the galleries 1ppIauded Justly t,A,
II was noticeable that large majority Of the dele
gates took no part in the demon.tratl,on Ih i
were calls for Roosevelt and Gilbert ana those TWO
gentlemen responded IN "a few words
COMPLETING THE CONVENTION WORK.
SELECTION CT PRESIDENTIAL ELECrORs-AkIHUR
MIN DISPLACED By BLAINE MEN On TIE STATE
COMMITTEE.
TELEGRAPH To TliE TRIBUNE.
UTICA. April 23.-TEcIe is TO be no second
convention this year. The new state Committee
has been lected and candidates for Judges of the
Court OF Appeals have been nominated. The nom
nation of the Judges quickly made by the Con-
vent on after tue question III regard to the delegates
atl rge was disposed of. George Bliss sad that a.
a matter of form he would move that the Conven-
ton proceed to the nomination of candidates for
Judges Nr. j. 5. Knapp, of Syracuse SAID that
the Republican party ought to take the courts out
of politics. The political faith Of judge Rapallo
and of Judge Andrews Ought not TO be considered.
IN his opinion. lie would, therefore, move that
both men be renomnated by acclamaton. The mo-
ton was adopted and the Judges were duly nom
mated by acclamatIon.
r. A. Johnson a cOoTed delegate from the Allth
Assembly District, of New-York. appealed to the
Convention to nominate cOOred man for eectOr-
at-large Bir Bliss said that he hoped the request
would be granted, there are about 1000
colored Republican voters in the State of New
mttce WAS then directed to select a COlored man as
one of the clrctors-at- large. The STATE Committee
was also authorized to select both tie electOrs-at-
large. 49,.
There is a considerable change in the political
complexion of tho committee. Several Blame men
have been added to 1t. displacing Arthur men. The
committee is believed 10 be closely divided between
the Blaine men aud the Arthur men. The Electors
and the State Committeeman are gwen elscWlele.l