The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
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The Convention then adjourned to 10 A. NJ.
Inc h'5 q do s1s
compared with the Rerublica,s at Rochester
has YsS he sns
OF the afternoon. There has been time to con:
,der al M ,rSabss to herr she protests q
atel in the platform to-morrow. There has
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been q score OF master hands and az deter.
sha have The fullest
the a. WIGS
recess OF two hours
JUDGE MAYNARD w17HpRAws.
Judge Isaac H. MAYNARD. Deputy Attorney.
General. has determined not to allow mis- name
| TO be presented to the Convention for the nom.
step was mo- not on account Of the results Of the
RI. an
which he owed his defeat that year has dslega:
tho besaninr q his canvass that they S"ud
not oppose him in the Convsntion or ut the
Th. en for ,hi
he can strengthen the ticket BY bringing to its
SUPPORT the votes Of his own race which
STATE ticket Mr.. Rosendale, also said his
nomination would minnie tho result Of the b,
Of c tns Suass IN
planning his position. said:
| I'm the interests Of harmony l have con-
cluded to withdraw my name from the consid-
gratiiisd By the or.r Of support which has
S ssa but bseVs that the intsrsss q Ss
democratic PARTY should BE paramount to the
Der. My action has been influenced solely BY
| a wish TO III event any contest In the Conven.
iion which might imperil party success at the
AT WORK on THE PLATFORM.
The Committee on Platform and RESOLUTIONS
was selected with esnecial care. % it has been
Of OF much moment would b discussed. The
main point at issue has been the money PLANK;
R Rons 4 foWer IN Ia. ma1
taned with others that oa such a.,a,,d plank
o;s;v q fSs STATE
.So"d &c % Ties.
the ssss sS:s
fitted for the duties on the COMMITTEES.
Tho COMMITTEES met in the re- Gr Sadr Union ct
progress had been made in arriving at a
deilpit. conclusion on The money none. question: 4
! and 1t may not he uninterssting 10 add that
Gay, Hills private seerstary, young TimoMthy
introduction. ,panks In the document were
in their a sDs sss
Should rns 0' BE- lett a The pe cSa
should be inserted 1t was finally decided to
tonight. Mr.. Grimm was made Chairman Of
William Purcell. Sir. Rogers, and MIR. Body.
They deliberatsd most Of the afternoon
svSh r Grimm and hs sndss ana
meeting Of the main body twas decided to In
ton TO the present act. known as the Sherman
bill, which increased the coinage Of silver to
10 spesE speeiacaiy Tor What ' the majority
termed honest money" and unless the Dc.
GisiSn is before the ASSEMBLIES
one Of II. most interesting isat9rss q the
meeting was the resolution offered BY Alme'
parry and WIN the ';% Of aro"sr ceye.nS
of and
| silver coinage.
Tn0sf hss to fsss ssss
been mon Toned in the Convention and neither
eS d i. 6!s.Is 4 AZ
committee assembled 10 settle SO important y
question. Mr.. Cochran and Mr.. Croker and
The jerks resolution was not allowed TO come
before the committee. The resolution object.
ie ss ss sa 81 M
| and their friends.
HEARING on THE CONTESTED SEATS.
The big Job that confronted the Committee
last Week iaea that the contssts wsS. q con.
siderable imporIance we're the causes that led
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%iosa i; T%Sl,oTs Hsnfy D R,s1rr9y; Edward
shaS NJ dSs, and NJ 2ss Tayor "a' h'f
State poiitiss were involved In the CONTESTS
,hs Sod 10 hs rrospse Of
and each side In every case was particular to
say that IN contests were on questions con
ieenien began 10 Ani tho thing teiious. They
| wished that the honor of sitting In Judgment
| had not been thrust upon them
| The news that the County Democrats would
| not appear at all to contest the right OF Tam
many to the whole New. York representation
also took great deal OF interest out OF the
, proceedings. IT was whispered that they had
| been scared or by the knowledge that the
| Tammnny people would confront them with
| positive proof that The Repuhlcan Assembly
| candidates in the Ninth and Eleventh New
| YORK districts were voted f"r on tho ballots
| furnished to the County Democracy workers
| last fall.
Tue Committee organized bv tho election OF
J: ID. McAlahon Of Oneida Us Chairman aud
| MaJorJ. W. iinkley AS Secretary. Ii was de-
| cided Ia limit the discussion of each t. ten
| mnut' for each Side The Fourth district of
| Albany WAS taken IN first u. Caly Herrick
| oppo- ed the Spokesman Tor the contestants,
| and appealed 10 the Tammany Hall delegates.
as believers in organization and discipline. 10
| refuse 10 be party 10 throwing out regularly
| elected representa'iyes
The Cayugs First dis,rict contest was intro
duced by John d. Teller OF Auburn with the
statement that It involved no AM mosity toward
| any Democrat either high or low. lie even
smiled on Warden duration as he said this
| Thsn he attacked the Warden's friends and
described the outrages and irregularities that
| he charged were the accompaniments OF the
selection OF the sitting delegates. A. w. Shure-
| len's description charged all Of the disorder OF
| tho pandemonium Convention upon the other
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