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ingly m aintained this attitude at all times In
tho deliberations OF the subcommittee and
the general committee.

,i9 nn; % interest to c0!orsd voters and it was
Msn .@s stasins fisaa ,.:nss ,o.sra Il: ts%s
hey f 4 N ss5 s"G5 c 4% % !" ass sas
o Mhn "s psy Oh account OF race
BY that time 1t was noon and Commissioner
| Gilror believed 1t was timc To- 20 ahead anl
nominate the ticket EveryIody else thought
over, Mayor Mills9nF. Porte, of ,Watertown.
named the choice o; the Democrats Of tho
hmr!re state. Porter wa, invited to get on
the nso, platform but he preerrel 70 remain
go., TO say, rieht here !" he shouted. When h.
told how Mr.; Flower had been selected by the
with applause, and in closing. when he sail
,hns he had Ent obesGd the popiHr WI! in
Timed cheers. ,Ths Wa'artown legion in linen
busters and shining silk hats .wel!sd the
| chorus ind diDpod its Flower banner furiousy
Us the band added TO tho lubbub.
| roETEE NoMINATEs FLOWER.
Of i II. G sa, Al .r @ and ok
6. ss 9. = II M
accord W.T.. tn. a.
aud nation Il tie Eth ecs .; %oSsrnor q III.
Mr. Flower wa. born in jefferson county. III. hare
d.y. Of soyn.oa 4a year, q manhSoa .s,s
business rr..ii and y; aunsr home While IN t.et
nov aud Tor yeart fesident az New YORK city ener.
s.s ~ S Is: !; ~ sss
come. ni& IL" nstssa I'll: Of the Democracy win:
Mr. Flower i. ..!tmsd. man, III. success. in hu.;;
n II. ,.sa. "a. S IN ns l.; ~.
srI pfI 1T, q H.: s and y.
EeoSi. no !: aSoss al an homes, hsvns ANN"
dance o. good sense hlcM :. the be-. aaara
sro. and seu.srra:,t. sio%. unds ii c:isasssse..
Snssmen,s Of party factions 10 is 10th cap.Si. aud
pas.n q ys.' 6.In.t e tho Tsmosr,syo ..
II: of "a si nc 20 s
Ssc OF s o, & chosen n viii
NOT wi,n.r or rady III ii. IRE and smoEs of battle
Thsn W started little man sitting bstwsen
| Iammany ranks. and as the Convention recoE-
med the curly white hair Ht Co.. Fellows ne
rolling over the Convention. again. The dele
gates cried Platform. Plat until oil.
ysn 9ni "s he GSf
what many have called him :" The little giant
| was Dombarled with applause. seconded the
nomination OF Mr.. Flower. He said:
| COL. FELLOwss SPEECH.
! GsNratNnS CnNvf>IioS On behalf OF the dele
IN, My YORK IN @ and
I'M" %;.s 1; to ss.
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snail ..ssslo" y lie NY @
M O"ss M ,g man Sann. :,us his
Ana sy sv.5y ,s.,aod within sGs scope 81
G y
.wstsax ndsss aphsIa liz interest. honor y I'll.
sisay. that vsai.h Soaor.sy !"nor.Siy used
M 1yes n rom cnn bs iow
eGa! be .. and human os +
n' sn %
.S % Of his Of r.. MI eI f 81
,'e,smn, op, our Madt to meet orr brother:
' "S! i% 1 have ave
batter pf IL the cts Of New YORK "" ''''N
AS the Colonel returned to his seat the fine
| head OF VIM. {. Dewitt shot into view from
among the Iunks OF the Brooklyn men. He
was RECEIVED with unstinted applause by the
Alfred c. Chaplin for Governor he threw ora
torlcal bombs right, into the very hearts Of he
lie anf a. S M So Of
many braves. and tip-tned before Chairman
the 'f hs!ss 10 On The ono
sSssys ,Ss sss S
racket John r. !oorhis came s, Up The aisle and
| 1t wis evident that Mr.. Cochran was very angry
The Brooklyn orator perf9rmed his task and
retired TO his seat amid the hisses OF 80 per
| cent OF the Convention.
| DEWITT NoMINATEs CHAPLIN.
With hearts united We sent to this Convention As a
candidate for Goyernor the name or an nonoratls anu
aSsns,s party i. % eure g.
snS s .ni snS is ss sEs 4aa s sa
The TTG~h ana romfen p. Of indy!dIa
pcies and Of The aa has com 81 ' 10
Of are resss:sa.ea G% y tho eol
p2v. Of as an In .ado 70 s
tsa! wss!a Ia. ~ reason q tIs.s
Tor any Along with his CROWN OF cor.
sns'S ,Gs es.. an
sat Of Mt rSss %E:
s wo r1a Ha mas ..s dp VII. s
m " .eh n yo men e.:
aiIiiaa rIs!: shis country .oSis NOR.
on. Que a III ere ..p @ mS s,h With si,v %
s"s xs;s s:s million: u
tie eH II.
% a. not sn
tho monopois. OIL the country, iIis ih. saddles. thing
s9an.ns from as@sss.sy no pls,es9sss y! .ss Ss
Tits Convention We think represents the true
spirit OF Jefferson Democracy This country 10 full Of
love Of money Oct money get II somehow. Is the pre-
NaIg motive. Love for the honor of tho republic 10
Devotion to tho graAt principles that lie the
| Foundation of our civ! fabric Is gone.
| We present the name Of Mr. Chaplin because or his
groat ability upon questions of current rolitcs lie ID
only the equal OF Mr. FAssstt youth aud pc.
Renee but intellectually infinitely his SUPERIOR When
GEORGE WasnRton's Cabinet were assembled. roesd
robes OF the English court keeping the prAc.
tco Of od England there entered IN their midst Tor
tho irst t!me gentleman from Virginia clad In q cor.
duroy suit wish shock of red hair falling over his
oma. aEa %h Va syf n I st an Ts
of the party Of the people and should be
| dent uf non"polieA and the power Of piutocrAcy.
We rslocs IN that ..n,enes IN ths platform
stances wound his to have soon there Incorporated
the great doctrine of the nocratic party for
yocAey ~ which we suffered defeat but which IN tbs
last election carried tho agricultural sections o. the
| West ln short what have 10 say ;sthi. think we
on.ht to have live campaign On all the live issues of
the day and on the Issues between capital and labor
present the OF patty upon platform
IN this state For these reasons make this nomna.
| ton,
Let say This to tho Delegates from the other parts
OF the state Of kings regret that 10 IN
| harmony with our wishes We take no special pleas
Mrs In standing Innrh by ourselves would like
hays yon standing with us There Will 10 doubt Al
TO the position of our county with regard to the Demo.
cratic ticket Wo would IKE tho tight man for the
right place cannot understand why men should nj.
| want TO 10 something that they not