The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

accd his remarks by SAYING am instructed
by the ,ieleg ttion represent TO nams so.rEd-
80" and tho speaker would name Tho candl-
date. In Eerutlican state Conyen,ions ne
il. Hit OF Albany. in seconding, Elliott Dan
forths pominaioni sonndcd the ,Sisin If hy
gsonS ns NJ wGS The
Worlds Fair for the city OF New York n the
be any 6a se% Sr
then announced BY the respective dele
gates as follows:
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
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T-ihomss +. Grady. .t-yiin,nn Bsckw,th.
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is s--sam".i n' f,a.a Jr si-% %ssyi fy
The changes are as follows: Nicholas AIul.
Mccarthy, III the Fourth district; Frank 7.
patrick in tho Sixth district. Thomas +.
Grady. W. Bourke Cochran. and dv, Hngh !; !.
aes a snseSf a fsvr Power e Gs~
mocrary representatives from New York. Ed
ward r. fitzpatrick is the successor Ct Com.
iiardiy had The &c commit tee been named
rvsI at tho door Of The ConTsnton The
cheers way back in the rink went up and
nearer as The eandidaS b SanS on
in a1 heavy ea " WITH Tie Star spansled Bannsr''
and the cheers reached their highest volume
srasped the hand Of Chairman Raines Mr..
Flowers speech Of acce ptance was short. crisp.
and TO the point. and was favorably received.
Flowers SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE.
Mr. PRrslpr.r ASp FELLOW DEMOCRATS, I hsariy
thank you for this great demonstration. Your warm
expressions OF confidence fully appreciate. know
by your unanimous welcome that am among harino-
nious Democrats. and feel confident that that 10
sure omen OF Democratic victory. Tho distinguished
honor which you have conferred upon me Is tho moro
appreciated because it was unsoughL l accept ysur
nomin alton keeniy realizing its great responsibilities
! am not an orator. my dstin guished opponent
am plain business mau. and promise you that, II
elected to the hixh Office for which you have named
me, shall remain plain business man-A plain. buss
pess Executive.
Tho Republican candidate for Governor says: LET
the light be turned on" So far as my record 10
cerned and that of my party, hope, gentlemen. tho
light will be turned on. l am not afraid OF strong
light The Democratic party is not afraid OF strong
light. We shall turn on tho light ourselves. fellow
Demoerats-the strong search light or public opin
ion. We shall thoroughly illuminate the issues
which you have adopted. we shall not hest
tate to throw light on the Republican
record in this state during the last few years We shall
fail to remind the voters of that base treachery by
which New York was deprived OF tho Worlds Fair and
500 10000 lost her citizena We shall not forget
those other Republica msdeeds by which the peoples
interests have been neglected and betrayed. But gen
t!omen Am not here to mako speech nor to discuss
tho issue .: this campaign. am hers in response to
your call. am here accept your nomination. am
thofT Nrtl Ia lAahA in
campaign. and with strong help We will plant
tho walls of tho Capo! at Albany for the next three
years the banner of Democracy.
Tho cheers for MIR. Flowers speech had not
IN anI the handsome candidate for lieutenant
Governor ZANE along. Escorted by Mr.. Nc.
out the With S1n a thy h
dramatic scene was when MIR; Shoehan reached
the platform where with his hand opts,retched
Sheehan turned. ard as the two stood with
hands clasped tho scene beERaled description.
subsidized Chairman Raines formally, intro
duced Mr.. sheehau.. The young candidates
speech was cneered throughout.
MR.. sHEEHANs SPEECH.
Mr. Cnt,sss .Sn G.;1lxI y 1"I ~
your more than generous acton; have not come
sns % s' 10 3 Ct az
s .: Al: IN. pss'y Of u: sis':
yesSt'I%S siS @ s'fS = @
70 my 9a. oI Gn r e.n s.prs as
ihcarion at tho spiendid endorsement with which
.nsrs q me ess. a IN the Last Dsmoe5ntis
h.n TIysNf.iy and a, pT.:sn "sn,a,iy
m" 'nsy
P9;' If A'RGs W III sp' %
Ne M S,y. u1 INC tim. Of to d.cs. I %
f M sHNe by p' our pa,iorm viii have plenty
az %' to DO so Sssau.s familiar
with them state 'ssnss a. presented within this state
viii do ali an honorable Democra! can DO TO secure
Ticket and every individual upon 4. A. som. other
lime III WHEN ., am Tins ~ Ss.5 VIII
Willingly doso.
M'IAu6HLIN CONCENTRATES FLOWER.
As tho Chairman announced that the Com
venton was nd yourned sine die Hugh Me-
nGalin GrasuinG his new n s,lS no, left hls
gral,iinied him. and assured him OF the un:
qualified. and hearty AMI loyal support Of
congratulated Mr. Flower was Congressman
YOU, needn't congratulate me. Amos"re.
Yourself. have lust resigned my seat in Con-
York delegation"
can . for fun ard those who have had serious
work in the Convention streRmed back to the
hotels The Brooklyn men got out their band
the s candida'es at The Grand q Union All save
Frank Rice are here and al appeared on the
balcony and. with heads uncovered bowed in
The Ths pam
mon.