The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
THE n. Y. DEMOCRATS.
. Harmonious Meeting on
- Thursday.
Governor HILL NOMINATED
convention Burst into Yeils and
20 Cries of "He Our Next
Governor"
v.u York Democrats d.

EaW YORK democrats.
c,,,oeA, NY, September 24.-Fully
,anv ladies' and prominent person
ssas r.re present in the Casino at 11.3(
e. g. morning to witness the proceedings
.be Democratic convention as at
20, 81 the opening of the Republican
yyss nrsn two days ago. At exactly
5.0oinlco'o'eIock the convention was called
= o ~ by Chairman O'Brien, of the
5tate Committee. Georg Raines was
2 oIoo.od temporary chairman.
PsNes, on taking the CHAIR addressed
no convention at some length. All
. ~ to President Cleveland were
, lied with cheers. Representatives
The Autobiography League and
SIC trades Assembly then addressed
~, 80 cSo7yantion briefly. BurKe Cochrane
tb Eo altered a strong resolution against
~. .ro- civil Service laws, which were
,-oated with tremendous applause.
Rose resolutions are similar to those
1doDted BIZ Tammany Hall some weeks
'E The convention adjourned until 7.SO
.. m.
The five hours elapsing between the
eIosein the afternoon and the opening
in the evening session were occupied by
Heading delegates in looking after the
Interests of their respective candidates.
The han was densely crowded when the
hour for the evening session arrived.
Fullv one half the spectators
were lanes. The delegates were
all in their seats al S, half an hour after
be appointed time.
Temporary Chairman Raines called
che convention to order.
The committee onc6utested seats re-
ported recommending that the contest
ing and regular delegations from West
Chester be both admitted with half a
vote for each, also that OOntesting del
egation from Chautauqua be admitted
as the rightful delegation. The contest
IN Livingston County was reported as
having been settled and Withdrawn.
The report was adopted.
The committee on permanent organl-
TATTOO reported, recommending that the
temporary chairman, Hon. Geo. Raines,
De made permanent chairman. This
vas agreed to with applause.
The list Ut Tice-ohalrmeu, One from
each Congressional district, was also re-
ported and agreed to.
james Z. Morrison was chosen read
ing secretary. Thomas F. Gilroy, W.
]. Kriescher, f. G. Schraub, Phlls
Baekus, William S. Andrews and James
N. Cook. recording secretaries. and
list OF honorary secretaries, one from
each district. Other permanent officers
being agreed upon. Hon. D. Cady
Herrick, from the committee on resO-
buttons, stated that the committee had
been unable to complete its reports and
requested to be allowed until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. There we're MUIR
murs Of Disappointment from all over
the house.
Senator Ecclesine, of New York,
moved that the convention proceed at
once to the nomination candidates for
Governor and Eisutenant-Go A
sharp discussion followed, and a motion
20 20 ADJOURN was last; ayes 1t91$, noes
zoi12. ms vote WAS considered signifi- |
cant as the test of Governor Hills |
strength in the convention.
The action then required on the mo- |
ton to proceed to the nomination of |
candidates for GOVernorand Lieutenant |
governor. The mover accepted an
amendment striking out Lieutenant !
a motion was then made to |
sun further amend to the effect that the |
convention proceed to nominate candi !
aate lor Governor, and the ballot !
thereon be postponed till tomorrow
at 10 o'clock A gen |
sFal dissent immad ateIv went ont
, ,1ll-! tneIe were cries OF mo" mo
.ousi;teTaoIe discussion followed, 1t be- |
ing GAINED on the one hand that haste !
as tnls TINE might cause dissensions in
.taAli.g up the remainder of the ticket |
aster Cne Governor, and on the other, |
.laI y was emily intended to nominate a
canuloaIe for Governor Tonight. thus /
giving Till tomorrow to agree on the re-
@ander OF the ticket. -
MT Spino's then moved tho nravious
question, on the motion to ballot for
Governor. There was a demand for
4yes ana noes on this motion and the
! ,oll can was again gone through with. |
~ !esuIted-.yeas 80, NAYS 1879. On the
.uall question the demand for ayes and |
Soe 4 was again made, and again the call
II II .ue roll began. It was interrupted
W. lIhe oy several impatient Demo
Iats,Some moving to adiourn and Others
suspend the call and proceed to ballot.
s.9 chair ruled everything out of
SGu o except the finishing Of the call.
,s ge mao NJ ~ question was ordered by a
We OF 2I0h ayes to 1861 no 5.
f M y. v O0hnor, of Chemung. arose to
bb, h. uovernor Hill, and as soon
N men mien'loned his name the conven-
nurst forth in wild wells
SIieS OF hes our next Governor. "
M OConnor spoke briefly In the
imp, OF his candidate for the first
on the ticket. The nomination
iICo5aed by Daniel Lockwood, of
r.o, senator Ecclslne and Bourke
ecne OF New York and several
!; J. R. Fellows. of the county
aOlSSe{ OF New York, nominated
.. hewett, saying, however, in
a Oh ms remarks that he knew
bo no chance for his nominal
me convention.
yS e s,os was then taken. The county.
POI voted for MIR Hewitt, who
Lla AMI. lew other scattering votes
toe W. s.t was announced as follows:
chots '9,es. cast, $50: necessary for
Se9 r. hill, 1888; Hewitt. SO; Slo-
WIZ grss, over, l. Result was received
-nu lhhrr ,,, demonstrations of applause.
VentiOasSy after midnight, the con-
" 'oiag. "'o Jill Il o CLOCK to-mor-