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

,a,o boom on two trains Of cars and then had
nut II on ice to try and keep 1t from decaying.
Into tho hail came the Becker brass bands and
badge. the Masnnetchor, Liedertafel. the
local band Of mandolins. and other s,rinRed
instruments. the privileged wives and sisters OF
delegates and magnates, and all the big bugs
nm high monkamonks OF Empire State Hepub-
lcanism the reporters from as far away as Chi
cago. tho cloud Of district messengers.
secretaries. usbers, initiation New York
policemen OF the local squad. and the
iost OF the army that makes up Con-
vsntion. 1t was an uncommoAly Gne Con-
vention in its makeup. 1t may be said
that seven in ten OF the sixty counties sent
other their best or their smartest mon. The
famous ones are all getting old very rapidly
Senator Hiscock. for instance. has white hair
now. $, that bis familiar figure. once likepsd
Macarthur are all white haired. MI Bprleieh1
look precisely re- as thsy did fifteen years, ae:
are Thomas G. Plat and tho Bald Eagle OF
over the hsnde OF. all the delegates bohbed
s e s q the st u. They Sers hung on
Invisible wires. and as they rose up and down
n regular rhyihm I, seemed AZ Z he hnIi
Mr; James =; Belden SAYS 'ne ucRoi WI Gea
WIZ faa :isks $fa'" AeSsEsn MI +, 4
Si asse ito or Tho "'' ""mnc bemocrntc ,icke,
1T the situation In nut sh,sll.
ana noated high among the clouds over
hoShes er me inheonten's arc All En7,ng nt y!
'Pshaw. its only papor balloon after all
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singing.
IT,, co,ron.,,, ri, M. ., o,oo, WIT,
Mr. Pint, sna senator ' His SEQ arrived Tho
,ink vas erow,e, in every nook and corner.
M ~.,, ~ , 800 INV -.
ane SoHmi''ce o. ArFahsenien's hau'eo w
ths hepuoicans ca Rochester had zone excel.
lent servtcc. There was no crowdinR. and
most OF the arrangements were excellent.
There was ono fault. and most exaspsratins
one-there was 10 ventilation, At intervals
many Of tho deleea,os demanded that tho win
Ss.. s 'nso"n 'ts'' ".o .n'' me,s "uu u,"s
d. th,. III. .,,,oo,os o,a NIL bonIs
ane this me "olcsa.os aho al hahuS
his associates on the committee, OF Arrange
aross and a lis f rst t linen o his ca as
Chairman "i the state Committee. opened the
ton. The Gene.ai has lot been Very yA we'll.
and he was rur, and rather nervous as he al:
Ss n M e IF Of
would invoke The Divine blessing on the pro-
OF tho tbs,s ths pTsyeee e
some singing and n quartet and the manic.
liz orchestra sd the Convention o- In singnr
this time led by the Maennerchoir Liedcrtafel
which booned out with a German ma, song aud
milton OF the Jolly grorerymen's boom from
Butlaso 1t was SO close III the rink at THIS
knnpp hadn ast Heys
sinGnE Tor NJ nn tat sine the ssndG,a
Banns wan eosaes from Gne iia
We do not want any more singing. We
want to vote. We are , Tor f asset
pr."Th. s,nr snanylad Banner" vaa srng
Knsnn wps OK his fsetend Sad
ed u preliminary speech when great roar Of
CHEERS went up; MANY o, rne ~. rn got on
Ins cnaias nnu muteu .n thi usSsI ~
nisls af tho Convention He on picked hi. his VA, way
and held his head down, in modest
:" '1s
s!oat Fassctt. and as he ADVANCED close to the
checks. 10 sat down + Il. nrst seat thai was
Tor he Flood eondnsent who have come h:re
sided MI. Fassstt discovered that another seat
might be perhaps more conGenial. and he took
one q dozen feet away from Mr. Van Duzer.
Gen Knapp then resumed hs "a EFFORT t" make
until pointins in the direction Of Nj. Fessett,
he said; "Therell be great deal Of halloe N 9
abou! that man before W. ct through" The
speech. or to conflne It to the moi announces.
mont that amy changes In tho delegations
would then be received. They wore handed w
to Secretaries Frank 8. Smith and John =.
Kenyon.
During this proceeding Van Duzer. the
leader Of tho Flood kickers., came forward and
handed up what purported to DO tho creden
tisls OF ~ FOOD DELEGATES: Gen. knapp ,oI!
the credentials would be- referred to tho prone
committee: One OF. the most interesting fea
lures OF the call OF tho delegates was in the
announcement from Albany county that FOL
the first time In twelve years the county hat
sent nnlted oeieshIion: ne hioanlan Wnt
Was n, ms omsn ~ sur,nss ior the Repmbiicar
STATE TICK et His fail
Hs~'e 'ieAet 'h'o '"''.
BLAINE's NAME GREETED WITH MIGHTY CHEER
Cen. Knapp by this time was ready to make
hi speech. He said that he wished to con
Rratuiste the Republican State Committee ant
al, Tonynntinn 81, hot ,rns "a rpo.Y nj