The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-10

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contest I; ina, q ii.m srat.i on r.minany,.m :
commonwealth and OH such an issue we snsil sunsr M
All the delegates leaned back in their. chair.
! long speech was over. It was The same old
clap!rap that they had heard from their 10y.
GETTING INTO WORKING ORDER.
~, On molten Of Wslss, " Cheney q nond.rs
Baa at Ga = 8, q as
Hustled. made the speech that he has made
ar es 0ifs a ns sn a"
10 demanded that the Assembly rules govern
applicable TRerc wasn't even erSHGh in;erest
ths fha Edsp M
tials,, This committee; on motion Of MI Gady,
s. II Es s,.. s.f H zach Fsnss 81
on Res oin ions and Gen. Hustled was made
! chairman OF tho Committee on Permanent
While thss. annoYncs%1snt., were being
York Delegation. The Nsw Workers had held
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M rom pa5 Sn's e ". ana fsSns ana e.
s% say
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from Erie. o: G. Warren. W. B. serret and Al;
bert %pi' from he5nim.r Titus shss As and
SIspnsn Z MSi,s. iMisS,a:l !; bady: yo.plF
Lewis sr5ss SSiskSTinsM from T TTnS
rsne Tra " shcoE
Senator Senate S ri ln'4 H. warts though Ey.rss
couldn't be present; from Niagara, 7. E; Ellis.
Eh.1 na from mr SnonG H% oc:S
James j. Belden; = 4 hudson: CAROL e. z:
ns1n: Eanss
EsS!:.sE Hs. $siriSs4
LaySence. Newton i. curtis, John G: K:eler.
st.uIen;I ]; F.. Parthurst and Milo \: Aet:r:
and and" EDWARD Th"mrson from iioes. h. ersst
chieftain himself. Thomas c; Plat; from u;
sam.s from wslzr:n s.nstol
Emerson from Washington, ex;Coneressman
Henry EnrIsis Isaac H Baker ;kem H. and
W5% s%n E .SsS. M,
Gsor yS p. Lord ' ~ ' '
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The delegates did not take much time for
discussine the situation. and also to learn the
results Of the de.ibela,ions Of the S mittees
and tbs sims for. ths reass.mb bling q ths Con:
a %ss ys a0r 5a sa s TIE
delegates whose nervous sensibiiitiss lad
fs1 D e1sdI' ps Ss :n hs
DELEGATES dropped down IN their Kitchen ,sn
weight of the Convention temporarily intrust.
as he sraspea tho Wooden bunE starter and
u Gen. IL Gnsted handed in the report OF the
Committee on Permppent 0Esaniza.on. i
OF vice.P res dents and secretaries. some Of
Gen Varnum is especially we'll known in the
Emrirs City Of the Empire state; tate. I. This was
shaes
Gen r., Mn 1t appear n,o Soua d not BE-
Broome and Gen: Daniel Bntterfeid : dole.
gate OF Ham Fish,s in the Putnam district. to
conduct him into his presence
GEN. vARNUM spEAKs A PIECE.
Thsn Gen. Varnum began his speech. He
had previously handed out proof slips OF the
respondenis lie Started Quito MAKE Il sppSr
enty an eNtemporaneous effort. but he forgot
his speech and he used one Of the e; pIoCf slips
county to watch tie expression on Lou Pnyn'e
face rs Cen va5nu I, sleppsd to the edge Of
boundIes;; hemisphere Is ours" Pam didn't
back in his chair resigned % any tate: the
that is. that he and his party possessed ali the
virtue and goodness on earth. and that the
bb been predestped for them from he beginning
OF the world; In one spot Gen. Varnum made
IN his proof slips IL says; Tho SIcsoii..
war anS We sr'Ss ssve than III. h p2sep.
Of o. reciprocity can fe.' carried out to
he desired S sx;sns i, SII e ersT2las
pfi"s e f our HON. s JAM
mention the President by name. but in bis ap D.
parently sItemporspe9us effort after the
Sst
uhs bs yS Ss. letter .hs
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it was sscsrtaired that Mr.. Plat
and Mr.. Hiscock did not like the ,nro-
blaine was 80 rApturously eheered. Thes
thought that 1t was an odd proceeding for q
Eepubicnn state Convention to adopt such !
policy; Mr.; piatt theref9re sroke 10 Johnny
others, and both supervised Ger: Var:
waa mentioned aud a. decent .mount d
cheers was worked up for him at the proper
} time. This 1t will no recalled. Is in stronG
contrast e NJ last time mat Mr.: Plat. sat q
State Convention. This was in 1877. when 3.
platform Hayes a. traitor to his party. THAI
was long before Frnnk HIseock was ever hesreI
OF. Gen. Varnum further along in his speech
attacked the Democratic party Of tho State
closing he spoke OF the candidates before the
Convention aud said:
Some of have tho preference for the genial gal
liant soldier from Rensselaer, some for the brilliant
accom- shed orator from Kings some for the able
scholarly candidate from Tompsins. Ere pressnts I,
MS a. Its favorite son gentleman who during lonl
anu honorable bushes. and ON cial has
love and estesin and confidence Of AL who know HIM
OF believe that The mantle should fall