The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-23
TIE N. Y. REPS.
r,,.r Meet in Convention at
1h'' Saratoga.
~, STERLING SUSPENSION
.nCup-sugar on the jump
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49, York Republicans.

-, Se1tem Der ". Inc morn
o'''- .d win lignt sunshine and at
Ing b,lr the Corridors of the lead
~ ~ ,,,- presented an animated scene.
ingb)el' piU ,on will q 5semble i'll the
,Ifs vs.. .st y . clccE. the indlcatlols
Cs IN A very lively scr image LOT Ihe
pon..I%S,'~ for governor. Were 1t pos
1o1-l1 -. NeW York City men to JOIN
'ios, ~ ~,on candidate this mornlng
h'iI o ,sing in 0 the Convention, there
0siGs, En- Ohiro sueh man would secure
slo uo una with hurrah, but all
ne lU - rnis has been abandoned Tor
aoE ,re,ent and the situation is de-
~ LIMA mixed one. Odt OF several
s-rited Republicans now IN the neld
lll-ioI ,nr an. nj IN rash enough to
-.s s5,f who will b. no nlnated.
Ns sl,S So o'clock james u, Warren,
A., of the State Committee,
el il.I tbs ~ convention to. order. The
=. .3Ti having been Gale the chairman
..OO,nonnced Inat the State committee
s slI .gTsed upon Senator Warner Mil
I =. fo 20 tenn porary chairman (applause).
y, ~ liz n, adde's Mr.. Miller called atten-
t 4, - 10 the { @ rhat the Republican
VUL W. ~ Of the 4, re Tor the first time in
3 .gs.1,v.sy, years, was confronted by
ooI the EvueraI aud state govern
|,Tts in the hands Of the Democracy.
In Trrp generations, heroes of the late
%, ha AL W i'd he placed alongside
,bs -avnuuonary her, es of our first
na-oi He advocated rigid adherence
u he protection of American indus
rTies and American labor (cheers).
When We turned over to the opposition
tbe civil service of the government, no
better civil service existed under the
ann. Referring to the political COM
oIexioB Of the Southern States, the
speaker maintained that throughout
he length and breadth OF that land
vas not to be found single
government that holds the reins of
government by the will Of the people.
Republicans, he sail, prove this state
ment. only asked for far field and a
fair fight Continuing, in reference to |
alleged Illegal ballOting in the south, |
The speaker sad the men who have |
the polls in that secti On would |
not continue to do work without pag.
JpOH the question of the civil ser zee
4 government, Miller said the Repub-
can party had to put the law into
PRACTICAL use and were committed to it.
he would suggest, however, that the
Civil Service Commissioners be at once
summoned together, and directed to
add 8 clause providing that "all jail
birds and ex-convicts" are forbidden to
I0d Office. This, he thought, would
realty relieve the President of the
Tnited States. He closed by predict
lg victory in November next. The
hartman was authorized to appoint the
sual committee, and the convention
,Ok recess until 4.30 pm.
SARATOGA, September 17.-It was 4.50
m. when the convention was again
allied to order, and the chair an
Ounced that the first business in order
as the port of the committee on
ontested seats. General Sharp, chair |
ian Of the committee, reported in favor |
!. recognizing the contestants in the |
INST Albany District, and the regular |
delegation from the Second Albany Dis
'nct, The report was adopted as re-
apects the First District. A motion |
IaaS made by William B. Woodin, of |
that in order to have the per-
.eCI good feeling of both delegations,
.Ae second Albany District be ad- |
.iIleu each member to have half a |
'oe This motion called forth a rather
IHarp debate, in which it was |
nalsed that the regular delegation |
) Presented Combination with the !
yge len to which it was replied /
Ia -ia' 'ne ume had passed when a man
o ooos. Oe set down as a Democrat
o Soouse ne bore an Irish name. The
,?ols Oh the committee was then un-
9lIImIOusly adopted.
o t foe committee on permanent organi-
IAN ~ ,eported for permanent chair
At r ~ non James w. Hustled and the
+ V y, secretaries composed the names
s-ta 1VOls1' ChickeIlng, Stearns and
residsn.sa ana also a long list of vice
--at report was adopted. and amid
~ ~ applause, General Hustled tooI
Tho, eu sI! He spoke briefly: among
.onpv sS he said that honest
,prt "a an honest ballot, an honest
meTiS Suu protection to every form of
lrdinoI ! INDUSTRY. will be forever the
,rtv "A doctrines of the Republican
llI6vsS5H ppiause.) We stand to-day on
sjobt ground. On yonder mountain
pfines1nt.Ga mat historic battle-hiIl where
at mad mad, soldiers won the victory
plain u Sh a nation, died the great
d his VINO NO by his great proves
nat tS SAUL saved for all time
d ga;ns5 continental soldier
md namo Under the shadow of that
v on Ta1 q We meet here TODAY To re-
.icb bo ntsehty to the principles for
r ,sI ne fought, and to fight if ont
in NovembsnsE line until the leaves
1t the S' enl (Applause.)
ech q nv, Co,neiusion of Mr.. Husted's
1.-THE oen was made and adopted
ninat,ono nssehtlon proceed with the {
.iter S : OF candidates for governor
mad oflef discussion an attemnt
nal bale 70 adopt motion for an in
univ Un niadss D. Baker, of steuben
la Da p,sCea In nomination the name
U. Vanaannort, ofsteuben County.
owed I ~;stn of New York Gitv
Grtoy W." VIA a tribute the Hon. Levi
Sinaiiop"' "0se name he placed in
StT homie n, mD;Nennison. of : Rensselaer, J
esnd AT nnaed Hon. Joseph B.
Sdate tb nennon OF the name of the S
Opro,artinoeT.c convention was thrown
S'ad again applause, repeated
sdf 'G ssa.rssif T ca!.., New York,