New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
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:" cruel and malignant attacks OF Mr.: Tabors political
opponents and his answering allegiance TO duty;
j. W. Crane, Of Saratoga who LOOKS like the portrait
of secretary Chase, nominated senator John Foley.
Fire Commissioner Henry d. PuToy, Of New;
York, seconded this nomination In a voice as Ioud
that in which he might shout directions 10
platoon OF fire ladies SAD ne. , ha sbo r"n u
strong feeling against the nomination of certain OF
our present state officials and II would DC lOoiish 10
John =. Mcintyre. of NewYork; on behalf OF me
County Democracy, supported Mr. foiey no,nha,1 -,
for the same reasons and besonght the ron New
York and give that man whom we can ia.t ihdHS
and honesty support oo Do s a o ne the
Republican party at the coming election" Gov
Richmond County delegate thgn dec aSG ro IT1
Cunneen, of Orleans. DistrctAt0rney RidgWay; Oh
Kings County. advocated the nomination IN Dchat VI
Of location was an important one and that Mr. FoeyS
district had already supplied candidate for Con-
When the roll was called Richard Croker and
NJ c. Murphy got up aga and duly cast ne .
Foley Foley Patricb McCarran OF Kings County. objected
this mode of procedure. and insisted thai nnuer S
deISerafons It was entirely irregular He accornngly
wanted the name Of every delesste Gsien g
case, but this was not what he wanted. and the
matter dropped. ,.,,.,.. u..o,o
rumber Of votes cast. 3si. Tabor, 266 Foley 115.
The result received without enthusiasm bcing
almost precisely that in the case Of Wemple ana
L. L. Griffith. Of Rensselaer, presented the name OF
John Bogart, OF New York. for State Engineer and
surveyor The nomination was made by acclamaion.
The last nomination. tina; Of Denis o Rrien. 81
watertown, for Associate Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals was made by Deputy Attorney General
Hogan Of jefferson County John P. Adame OF Brook
Iyn seconded the nomination Then BOurke Cochran
arose with his hands in his pockets aud flower in
bis button hole. lie was ssluted with loud cheers
and cries of Platform but he preferred the moor
and told the convention he moro al home on
the level with them. He continued ,,r
II want to inform you that tho 1ammany Han
Democracy vii bear this banner which yon have
placed in our hands as cordially 70 the front as
If the names inscribed on it were those we offered
10 your judgment. Our action Mas dictated nor by
distrnst of the integrity of the candidates. but by
a Ioyal sense of duty. The judgment of the con.
vention Is now the judgment IT our caucus. and 10
viii be the wstchword which viii guide us from ron, t M.
time until the close of the polls. l move thai mo
noTninaton of Mr. O'Brien be made by acclamat0m.'
y S motion duly presented and carried ihe men
anrT, great disorder the delegates announced their
choice for the new State Committee. \ vote OF
thanks to the citizens of syracuse was passed. a1i
the convention adjourned. ,, A., e.m
4 resolution was adopted authorizing the state
COMMITTEES In IFS discretion, 10 dispense with the
state Convention next year. in view of the fact
that there will be only one vacancy on the state
ticket.