New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
GOVERNOR HILL NOMINATED
fCnn,inued from First Pnre.,

did not differ materially from the first mrs
call. The result announced was ayes 24O noes 49,
and the Chairman declared the motion carried
Immediately dozen persons were demanding recog;;
milton. Loud above the camor the clarion voice OF
the celebrated Go neutrality-suspicious. sprggs. OF
Utica lie moved to adjourn until $50 a. m. An Gproar
followed, many voices at declaring that It was out
Of The Chairman after vigorous rappng Of his
gave, managed 10 make himself beard. ana lie
declared that previous question having been or
dered. nothing was in order except n vote ON
the main question to proceed to ballot for Governor
Charles g. Cornell OF Irving Hail. declaring that ne rose
TO point OF order, demanded that the chairman rule
the motion OF Sprggs This greeted with
chorus OF noes ard the chairman paid no more attention
TO Cornell whcreupOn John Keenan, again bobhed up
and in stenoran tones demanded that srGea be heard
The Chairman rued him ont OF order but sprss stool
his ground and declared that he appealed ronhe Char
mans ruiug aud on that he demanaed tne
the of the Hill men, Spriggs quoted aud the
roll call proceeded. Before 1t had gone far. Tony
be dispensed with and the vote taken viva yoce john
Keenan, was quick with his lond Response: ~ 931ec1:
Griffith, Of WATERFOWL who asked for unanimous CON
sent. but was cut short by numerous objections from
The odor OF bad cigars had become offensive at last
that the Chairman announced that IT affected the secre-
taries, and he asked that smoking cease Inc m
was loud laughter, but the smoking cohthneda Inc
results OF the roll call was ayes, 2'o2 noes lVo'
THE NOMINATIONS MADE.
1t was now becoming plain to Thompson and Keenan,
that the convention was in mood not to
stand much more lhbustering and they
allowed the nominating speech to be made
John j. oConnor liquor dealer in Elmra rose ainl,
the applause OF the HIN men, Thcy waved their 9annnrs
aud hats and shouted for minute or two. He men
proceeded OConnor spoke in praise OF Hli. lie then
In his opinion Mr. iii Was stronger than his party"
Mr.. O'Connor closed his "uloGy by saying:
Ex.Congressman Daniel N. Lockwood, OF Buff
falo. WHO nominated Grover Cleveland for
S SnSrd Na fGe Nomination STSfHT " OF Mr. Hi and
the friends of Mr. I'm voclerously ehcercd Mr. Lock
had had followed the line of Democratic action in
| I'm he Of
love him for tho friends he has mode Mr hce,eS'me
Babcock of Auburn moved that Hin he nominated by
exclamation. +. W Downs, of Broomc County made
Mr. Milis nomination seemed about to be made by ac-
clamaton. when ID. g. Griffith OF Jefferson COUNTY,
addressing the convention said that Roswell r. FoWer
withdrew as candidate for Governor h0weNer'
thompson would not give Mr. Hin ne glory OF nomi'
nation for Governor without opposition.
ABRAM :. HEWITT PLACED IN NOMINATION..
John r. Follows was put forward to say thai. while
the County Democracy Of New-York did not intend to
interpose any factions opposition, sti they had can
didate OF their for Governor They bad
their Views regarding who ought to be nominated
aud they did not intend 10 conceal thcm IL was hc'''
less say hat the County Democracy never Dnici
nominations. They should Loyalty support
the nomination OF the for Governor; ncy"r.
theess they Intended to name to the convention
10 he nominated for Governor. Mr. Follows then
euogzed Abam :. Hewitt alluding 10 him ~ nnh OF
in public life and altogether the man OF the
time. lie did not think that the con
for Governor bat sill NJ should nominate him lie IN
tended 20 vote for hun and half dozen friends would
follow his example.
W Bnurke Cochran replied that Mr.. Hewitt was on y
nut IN nomination when n Known that hc coma
not succeed The vote on the nominations was men
taken. The County Democracy voted "sOnd!y
Tor Abi3m :. Hewitt aud Few hlhEs
" socum. ASseu,blynan Byrne. Of Warren County,
voted for Roswell I. Flower The remainder OF the
delegates voted for David b. Hill The vote Is given
below:
Whole number Of votes -"
David b.
Abrau :. -
Henry W. clocun
Roswell T. Flower
The nomination OF Mr HI then made pnahimon.
The auuOuucrneut OF the nomination greeted with
vocifcrous cheering. The convention then adjourned