The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

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ROLL CALL OF THE DELEGATES.
Mr. De Freost hlr: TulIy. end Billy Ellis en- ,E Of
tse motion Ms, Of ": BoarSs Cochran. Gohn j.
ccm%i.'ne ~ ns Tor It's district, sishsd . oi.s
some resolutions. but he courteously refrained
delegates was the next proper thing. This roll
cal developed the number OF contested dele.
Moua be Obliged to. hear. and, ali, told.
there were fourteen; They were: The Fourth
81 ASn ;h the 81
tangua. the First seson and Third .; d,s!5is;s
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the First and Second districts Of Queens with
rat r. on dse sa Of Rayns Xii
tnese we're referred to the Commit,ee on Cree
ThSh Later ON
Henry ". slocnn. ana James " EMiIgwsv
Tammnny braves for the first lime: we're rnr.-
sWss az t at his desk in Ii. %ts Hail hsrnari
y. Martin. Young George 3. Mcclellan; who lh!
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f sBHs Works n+ Thonas Gi9oy and
Ths ehssps or Ss Chic. ehara
for special comment lhey We're Mnron,rions:
stroked his raven bearI ami glanced up at tho
Casinos roof in n faro sort OF way. as though
ionRsr ' enoysd The I'D regard Of
Ihe M:Te n bs nor
for ' NJ V CroEsr they were e!ven in way. that
made me saer1 tdwn A A. hs nssn Of he
tor OF the Elmira Advertiser; Candidate Fas:
tett's paper. leaned over and SAID 10 one OF
biz s%ssss full GR the {, s9Fs y
mia lima mannered and SO calm that nobody
would think that he was terrible opponent in
politics"
COMMISSIONER vooRH1s FILES CLAIM.
After the call. Commissioner J John L. voorhis
ss.% 1T New eosny The
Testing del legations to be Considered later by
the Committeee pr Credentials. Voorhis's fol-
John Cunnsen. speaker sheehan's law part.
nsr. suggested that the rules OF the Assembly
1T COLCHESTER .ior:the Republicans. and nobody
whes ss for o.! tho appointment Of tho cemm.ts
ON Credentials and Contested Seats. 5. 5. Tay-
O OF dd md
lei j. Griillng OF Jefferson made the motion for
the appointment OF the Committee on Tat
OF the Convention. II is to deal with the m oney
plank and other matters Of vital Int Interest les
District Attorney James ", Nidgway q
Els eHHs andsom. head paHs handed to Seer
retary De Freest, and he. in resonant tones
Edward Simmons. tho banker delegate OF this
Convention. read:
Resolved. That this Convention commend the Valiant
IN 1 VIZ ana ds.pS
s' WIS.,: !: fs1nSs Sss
fighter az the reading ceased. They edde'l
and swirled over the Convention Ike q great
Sntinsnco because Of the calm that had settled
over the sea OF faces Tor a time. The great
Mproar Immediately started tho report that
next Presidential Con yention for Senator Cor
man. When 1t had subsidized Bourke Cochran
moved recess OF five minutes in which to
confer with delegates. All hands conferred.
but Mr. Cochran spent every sacond OF his five
minutes whispering In the ear OF Hugh Nc
1auGhlin.
THE PROTEST OF THE COUNTIES.
When time was up Charles Anathems
jackson was seen advancing up the aisle
leading the County, Democracy stragglers.
Senator Caldwell Roger Foster. sx-Judes
Van Hoesen. Ernest Harvier and others
OF tho crushed. Jackson had a strong voice.
He started with MIR. Chairman, bog to
present the protest" lie got no further, as
1iririing OF Jefferson thought that when the
Convention adjourned to. day II should re-
assemble at ~ o'clock to.morrow morning.
were getting tired. Jackson then returned 10
the su beet of the protest ha held.