The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-07


some William Barnes. Jr.. OF Albany. who Is n
pager as POLITICAL hostier: OK. Marshal LOU,
, IAN me sne hero Of many struggle IN this sec
tier: Senator Edmund t ocopno r' and t thar
equally as well throughout the State. faced
Chairman Brookneld at 1890 when he. called
the Convention to order and introduced cler.
While tho calling of the roll OF delegates was
contest in tho Second 0nondasa district, be.
tween dos 4;;Colector Hendricks and Mr. Bslden
c Rah lSr
name the Hon; + ". callinan Of osweso for
and began his address lie has been Known
one Of the twenty-eisht Assembiymen at Al.
bany who stood by the late Senator Roscoe
SSnknf from and Flat after they
wanted vindication from the New York Log ls-
laturc. Gulinan,s assault on Judge MAYNARD
was received n silence. with the exception OF
M. Mr. r.. kksnyon; Reuben L Fox and Charles 4.
made the permanent Secretaries OF the Con-
,yention. The, committees on Credentials, Reso-
tutional Convention were appointed. and there
was an adjournment to 800 In the afternoon.
under Tss ss an ae IL thae
on motion ,oI Mr.. l., l., vanailen. Dr., Depew
was cordialy requested, to address the Con-
who as child. Was Known as Buster. l'f He s'h Is
now tall STRIPPING lad. He also was in full
He is pale-faced and fair haired. and he had
e. seat s on tie a platform Just behind his father
IN he nd The he
as the fluent sentences rolled out MIR. bepew
a NIL "a hako ttollN fD11
did not come here to mako this speech.
th cane mel here to help nominate ticket t. carry
our the %eeSt III the
for generation. The fact that this Conven-
ton is full of enthusiastic men shows that our
OF ola an tS SeSd den The people wanted change
:" II took them twenty years to make up their
back. In thirty years. q new generation OF
nothing Of the issues, which gave rise to the
Of the Repnbtcan pssty They
ism with seoe ssion and Its triumphs
There Is always an element fond OF expert
ment. There are always the theorist and the
the theorists. the cranks and the iunatics. and
Now they have the change and the Democ-
t t state G9mmtee the
protection and tho laws that were placed on
the statute books to protect the ssnctity Of tho
:" That party is said to be for the repeal Of tho
sherman Silver Purchase law; but what is 1t
, Of doing M Plain ha dy to the
America. 1t has turned the hall OF the United
states Senate into cave Of the wi nds. 1t has
When the Republicans nre in power the
people have confidence in the. good When
Democrats np0nlA
filled with distrust. Twenty years of prosperity
haze been dissrated in year put the prod;
will continue to flock back in such numbers
hat the whole world will be drafted to supply
The Democrats are divided on almost
every Question lesion Put when It comes to attack
ey no how snf Eet are Su
they control the inspectors. The Republican
says he would have the whole heavens car
The Republican party in 1860 applied IL.
sell to tho development OF the industries and
,ities: bored thu mountains. extended the rail-
way lines. covered the country with network
u wires. and put the nation in TOUGH with tho
Of our ticket and the declaration Of
he wisdom and patriotism OF the people Of the
mpire stat" to q. restore to power the party
The Committee OH Credentials reported, and
hen Judge Frank Brundage Of Buffalo. the
President OF the Convention. made
Mr. Brnndage is very refined hammered
with TIT thin v9fg that c9nEasted
oed boy sfSod on the bSnn
ng deck" without a gesture or q moyement.
N the death OF Hamilton Fish was adopted
ytn The. Using y oyssr and a.taa
'teuben dominated Judge Rum mssef with
he usual Convention speech exalting |
he sSndlastss a1Pliicatqns and virtues
III ASas anq lie s ssa
t his Son p'Esw ithaca his whsrs he les
n nshsas n ss dff ss Mn nr
e. Mr.. Bartlett is ,groat-grapdson Of J osiah
, !, one OF the signers OF the Declaration
lie said that NJ. Bartlett had the support o,
q to the Union League Club. Turning in the
ERECTION where John Sabine Smith, sat Mr..
>" MIR Bartlett Is not here at Syracuse asking
,ains in New York city awaiting the express
senator O'Connor OF Broome seconded tho
ominhtion. not because Mr.; bartlett 10 q
,en Der Of the Union League Club. nor because
his distinguished ancestry, but because OF his
{ the Bar Association, and because it is good
on to New York city"
Henry Grasse then named Mr. Smith 1T Is
eedless to say who Mr.. Smith Is"
WHICH one" and u roar Of laughter inter.
upted Mr.. Grasse.
When no could resume he told OF the vote OF
nee In the morning, and spoke earnestly for
lr Smiths nomination.
Mr.: Bartletts nomination was supported
lso by Mr.. Power OF Kings, Judge Gndy OF
olumbia. Mr. Burleigh Of Washington. and
IT,. sherman OF Oneida. Abraham Gruber
the Twenty-third district was against both
artlett and Smith and for Judge Rumsey.
ERE is his witticism which pleased tho Con-
ention: a." / come from q city where politi-
ans get rich over night, They toll not,
THE WAY THEY'RE PUT UP.
n1 In sealed glass walls, Is enough In
INK itself to recommend DR.. Pierce's
" (S9l Pleasant Pellets. 1t keeps them al
NJ ways fresh and reliable. You can't