New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

simply ne 70 what method viii hcs result IN n,S
Aouzo n Cornell, Andrew d. White ana Iheodore H'''o
MIR O Ne.'s motion simply required rollcall aud the
chair decided that the substitute was not in order. Mr.
waIsworth therefore Withdrew IT, but recommended Ms
ticket 30 the consideration Of the delegales
! Mr.. Erwin, Of ST. Lawrence said:
In The place Of Andrew d. White lsngsest me nam
the Rrpub lean p!ty IN the northern Pa on ,m ion At
Chicago as well the gentleman suggested y tle Et
NAV he one of the delegates TO be voted for at this TIME
At the suggestion OF Congressman Burlcgh OF WASH
| ,neton four tcIlrrs were appointed by the chalr-
| man. as follows: W. W. Stevenson SCION d.
Smith. Titus sheard and Dwight a. Lawrence.
During the roll call there much partly suprreS,eo
| yotes OF wciIknown delegates which the on lIn a
rep csscd, announcing tnat tue umSt di o rrcopd
the votes OF the delegates The admonton was hecu''
| except in few distances -, ,. -, ,ho roll
call Chairman John u. Lawson, from inc Comn,t.c ""
Resolutions, read the platform i. s Hrmr
nd i res ,onse 10 call for three cheers by an entlus
astic delegate they given with viii ana igor
| ELECTION OF THE EDuU>Ds TICKET.
At the conclusion Of the reading Of the ltform the
eers announced the result OF the ballot TOT delegates ~
large ms follows Theodore Roosevelt, Az; Andrew d.
White 4o7; John Gilbert $40; Edwin Packard, 2o6;
Warner Miller 2i3; Alonzo b. Cornell, 228. The Chair
ma declared the first four gentlemen duly elected
motion to make the nomination unanimous vas declared
carried With few negative votes The following gen
tcmcn we're then elected as altcrnates upon motion Of
George Bills: Edward b. Thomas, Henry +. IarDox'
Charles o. TarboX and Pascal 7. Pratt
MR.. ROOSEVELT THANKS THE CONVENTION.
In response to loud calls Of Roosevelt" "spcech.'
Mr. Roosevelt stood mp his place the noor and was
greeted with cries Of platform" Going to the platform
he said:
GFNTLRmEN: Ihlve no'hing To you further than
to thank You heartily the honor you have conferred
upon IN clecting delegateat-lsrge from THIS
great Empire state 20 Chicago shall try TO so behave
myself ~ best To suhscrve the lnereSts OF the upu
party and to make feel regret at the course you
have taken in sending loud applause and cheersl
THE WORK OF THE PARTY Nof INFLICTED
Calls made for Senator Gilbert and lie took the
platform and made tho following address:
GENTIFNrN OF THE CONVENTION; wish to thank You
FOR the nonor which y01 vested upon me in sending
re AZ onr of your delegates 10 Chicago to engage III tho
serious husiness of npmns caud who TO be
-ened 10y the RcpuOli an party or the Hllioh -" 'u'
Now. gentlemen Of this convention since | am here
shall venture TO make remark or two We Oehy; ana
what il . so-ca.lcd hi torica fact. There was tim
when the great qu 'stiol was nan ', ne an u'
Nationl Later there was time when the great qc-,
ion WA Shall this Independent Nation De one III when
an honest ballot N N De placed IN tnr haudSoi every man
TO vote and mat the ballot he counted once aiu pS &
Appldusc.l gentlemen tI"sc two great QUESTIONS nave
been tel. We are an independent Nation. we are
popular government Now, me question i lh'' Hn' '
prove ourselves that we are competent 70 Ell win
ing cities there multtudnou- enterprises and INDUS
tries with our growing pop laton, win me constantly
ar.uu tirg ii ficutir- incident to srf-gON eminent.
Fsc great question are we equal to the task o. IN
cllisen, irisnt AMI proper seltgoNcrhmeuli lntV
| * the question before u. Just one word more.
| I'm respect to the Republican pirV ~ j.
sometimes said thar the mission tne party Is ended
want here enter protest against any su'h
doctrine that. Applause. Gentlenen' there Is one
fact hat every man .Iilied M,5I PiU are, .i, ,npp
arising which take lli-crcc ana Sair7ml me
Wien has shown i ability to deal with these proc!
lens and Is the only party that can be safely entrusted
| lApplause.l
| ,.rcrs ,>Dprws ,xD R,rAITO RENOMINATrD.
George Bliss said he nc hths convention should
complete its work for the year. and therefore he moved
that the convention nominate candidates for Judges
4 the Court Of Appeals. The motion was carried
NJ A. Knapp OF syracuse said the Judges OF the Conrt
should be free from all party afllia@n mo PrGpe e%
0noniaga and iarcs \. Rapto. OF Ncw-York. and ne
therefore, moved that those TWO gentlemen DC hon'ou
b, reclamation. Carried.
Dr. Tanner. Of Chau, auqua offered the following
Re,0lred. That in the committee OF any Assembly
district snail make Application TO the state com
scribe equitable representation for the Assembly,
districts OF tue congressional or oenat t
shall everaly be entitled to the representa- mus hNc1
at any convention or such Congressional or senatorial
distr els. Such representations shl De oased uo t9
Republican of such Assembly dstflots at ho l'sO
preceding Presidentia election.
An extended dscu. sion followed amid much confusion
Senator Miller finally obtained the floor and
presented his plan for the liberalization
of the Republican party and providing for
direct rect representation people in conventions
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AND STATE COM
MITTEEMEN.
A delegate then addressed the convention and moved
that the c,orcd have representative ON the
electoral ticket. The motion adOpted
J. w. uustod OF Westchestcr moved that tho clerk
call the roll and each delegation name its choice for
state Committeeman and Presidential Electors and the
following selected:
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.