New-York tribune., 1885-09-23
ONE BALLOT FOR GOVERNOR
(Continued from First Pagc.i


conclusive. and MT Burngame replied that THIS was an
old contest which could be settled until righted
He charged that Democrats were allowed 10 vote at the
primaries in tho I'D District Of Albany General
Sharpe defended his report but the convention was not
in mood to listen further to the matter IL decided In
favor of the rel Ort OF the committee.
Judge Nuttng. OF 0swego, chairman OF the Committee
Permanent Organization, by direction OF that COM
mttee presented the of James W. Hustled for per-
manent chairman He escorted 10 the platform, ana
on taking the chair said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvENTIoN THANK you for the
honor conferred. aud will discharge to the best 1f my
ability the duties OF the chair with impartiaty and far
ness. Committee Resolutions will presently re-
port platform OF principles which will be the political
chart IN the pending canvass in consideration :" & r
distinguished temporary chairman, l ferl 1T
beyond my part to voice even indirectly
called upon to express Suffice i 70 say that the great
pies which guided it in the hour OF peril Will bo hrreaier
heretofore recognized as tho key and cornerstone OF
ballot an honest count and protection every form of
American Industry Will be forever tue cardinal doctrines
Har"wSd 10" ground. ON yonder mountain. in
;sd' !5S' Historic SA'ss 1s vIsSFs TsSFS
thar he Nation died the great captain who by MS
prowess and his SKIN saved for all time what the Cont
ber the whole people of America mingled their tears OF
Into their bleeding hearts the balm OF conso alton.
But though dead he yet veth For his memory
Ser Sved cS@ntrymon nn0 sodoP stae,man patriot
sage, one o; the few the Immortal names nam tI' were were
meet here to-day 10 renew onr hdelitV 10 principles
for wG h he GsS and to to St S' H'
Gentlemen. again thanking you fur your courteay ana
regard await the further pleasure Of the convention
NnMIS lTION OF CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.
At tho conclusion of General Husied's speech q mo-
t0n adopted that the convention proceed
to the nomination Of candidates for Governor Ihere
was discussion to the method OF procedure,
wnich resulted in allowing the presentation OF names
without calnS the counties. Tho first nominating
speech made by Assemblymnn C. ID. Baker, Of
Seubcn who presented the namo OF Ira Davenport lie
spoke OF his clean character said that he was not can
ddao brought from obscnrty. ana his popularity hsi
been rep, aiody tested at the polls Tho facts that
Mr. Davenport poled more votes than
General Carr when both ran on the
for the first time and that Carrs strength In 1883
was which would not asain prevail were
brought clearly Mr. Baker, though not an eloquent
speaker, made his points in Inaauer 10 he understood
He was folio %ed by Assemblyman Van Allen. VINO pre-
scented Levi r. Norton resident OF MIR Van Aliens
district, as who had been trtci aud not found
wanting in business. politics and diplomacy.
Ex-Deputy-Attorney-G -Gc1eral Denuison. OF Fulton
County, nominated General Carr soldier and
"a candidate who had demonstrated his ability to
carry The state. The band which was furnishing The
music ~ the hall employed by the friends Of General
C~rr and his mentioned aud his friends
sent up "a great baud struck up patriotic air
This was peatel wAen Robert Sewell, Of Ncw-IOrk.
seconded the nomination OF General Carr. The dcuon-
s,ration. however did not come from the delegates.
Chairman n stcd next announ ed "Mr Warren. OF
Ere" but amid laughter, corrected himself by naming
DstricAttuncy Hatch. o. that nty. wno presented
the name Of James d. Warren ~ that Of
succesful business man. journalist ani political leader
ana promised 10000 Republican majority in Erie in
caso Mr. Warren were chossi To lead the party.
Wncn Judgc Draper. OF Albany moved toward the
platform he was Immediately recognized by the hun
drcds Of OF Swnhurnc m'n IN the audience aud they
made a demonstration that exceeded IN tho volume of
sound that given General Carr. The band. which
seeme to have friendly feeling for the doctor. srdck
up a patriotic AIR and the convention was treated
to an enthusiastic demonstration In which
Few delegates took part. Mr.. Draper got the !
conception IN good humor by rcmarkng that anyman |
upon whom the Albany delegation siahl" To agrceough
t1 he rrcn.nizrd as an entirely fafe candidate Dr.
Swlnburnr's services IN the wa aud "a ply |
sican ard PhIlanthrop1t woe srt TORN AT
lrngtn ho was formally nominated FOR Governor
Eugene BurliHsumo seconded the nomination OF Dr. /
senator Arl,rll In naming Joseph W. Drcxel a
ddlc. said that he would not claim Tor him hat per,
frclon which belonged TO- awniIrr IN Paradise ,,ar,
but he claimed for him an the qualities
Corporal Iannrrof Brooklyn. made ringing speech |
ia favor Mr. Davenport Hc spoke highly OF his "d |
Ills greater regard Tor the Republican party led hun
To Oppose thr General a. This lim' Bnt ne wanted u
E,warI Mitchell OF New-Iork presented Cornelius y
dcpcndeucc and who ud be entirely Satisfactory
to ihr bushes, men of the state meeting every
rcqur. incnt Of a popular candidate , ,
W. II. sewari mau whose record was nat for fur
years ha stood mp To be shot at for ' couniry and
well qualified to he Governor OF the state -.
Congressman Lindsey OF Ulster County, seconded the
nomination uf Mr.. Bliss. after which there was lu no
one rising TO name another candidate
now 1HE COUNTIES yOT, FDR GOVERNOR.
A brooklyn deIegate moved to adjourn. which was
voted down 10y a large majority. Other motions TO
posipOn tho ballot met with ike VOTE aud herocali
began chairman OF eIcn Assembly District delcsa-
ton announcing OF his district. Albany started
of for swnburne with the usual applause. Health On
Ger smith sat with Allegany dregation ana IL Of
course went for Davenport The OF and har
lnouy was seen when ex-senator Loren IL. Sessions |
announced the vote OF his district in Chautanqua for
James ID. Warren. Chenango which has candidate for
Attorney Gcneral divided equally between Davenport
ana Warren Cortland gave the first votes To DrnKei
There a shout Of laughter when Delaware divd-
ed its seven votes among four candidates Eric went
go d for WARREN while the district Of Fulton aud Ham
iton Ike many other counties. divided It's vote When
IIcrkiner called there was craning of nccks, as
everybody was anxious 10 ascertain the |
truth OF tho rumor that Senator Warner
NJ ller had combined forces with James ID. Warren.
Mr. Miller. loud voice, announced the votes Of
nerkiuer for Warren AS was before known. Kings
County was greatly divided. giving % votes Tor Carr
and 81 for Davenport Monroe went solid for Warren,
aud there was a faint smile when Montgomery, the
home OF the Drcxcl boom gave l vote for
Carr. ST. Lawrence managed 10 divide It's votes among
an the Candidates while Suffolk, uuder the leadership OF
Senator Otis and T.. A. Carpenter did equally well, aud
General sharpe was unable to do more Tor Mr. warren
III Ulster than To give him votes ont 0f IL, ~hlle
Mr. Burrgh found his county Washington also dl-
yiacL Arson =. Wood got Wayne solid for Carr for ut
least ballot. the It District OF Wcstch' stcr gave
IT'S five votes 10 four different candidates.
The greatest Interest shown In the vote OF New
York City. John j. OBFicn led of by announcing the
Is District for Carr and the lid District under the same
control went the same way. Emi1ration commissioner
1nnio Cornell man. cast the vote Of the lId District
(, Davenport The iVth and Nth went Tor Carr When
Ex-Governor C0rhcl arose TO announce The N0ie or the
vim District there buzz OF excitement lie cast tfor
davenport. the With, IN which Mr.. Morton has laken
up his residence went for him. The Nlllth John j.
O Irlens old district, went for Carr The IAth under
the lead Of George W. Deanc ana John w.