New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
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JOHN T.. RUSSELL NAMED.
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR BY MA>SACIII
SETS DEMOCRATS
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Passion Sept Eek Congressman John T.. Rus
su y-as nominated for Governor to-day by the
Democratic state Convention. Every seat in Music
Hall vas occupied when Chairman Josiah Quincy
Of the state Committee. called The convention 10
order at ll.3). The Committee on Credentials T"-
ported that G22 towns and 30 cities were repre-
scented bv 2gss delegates CONGRESSMAN Joseph
O'Neill Of Boston permanent presiding
officer and Nathaniel : Robinson. Of Boston. ana
Daniel f. buckley Of North Easton were secre-
tarirs.
After Mr.. O'Nenrs address James II. Sullivan
Of Boston. moved 10 proceed 10 the nomination ol
candidates for Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The motion prevailed. and Mayor Nathan MAI
thews. tr. Of Boston came forward and nominated
(obn T., Russell Of Leicester. Mayor coughlin OF
FAN River seconded the nomination. and Mr.. Rus
sell was nominated by acciamation committee
was appointed to request the presence u t,'e
nominee While the committee was out James H.
carroll. Of Springfield. was nominated for iAe"'''-
ant Goyernor by reclamation
Mr. Russell was ushered into the nall ana eS-
corted TO the platform. He made an adu'eSS
which was vigorously appauded.
George Fred Williams read the report Vi tie
Committee on Resolutions, which was adopted
The platform is I'm part as follows:
Ir experience Of the last few months has demoh-iT't'i
with great Tine lack % elasticity h our li'-" O'"
me -ysiom and ncalacv under existing Laws To ADJUST
Itself 10 The demand, tfsd- W. demand ~ the 'l ~
,,eto, seaiu-i the OF tat money b, the "o''h
cr that either tn, rch the reorganization col the N'"i
tank =, .t or the .-.itm"nt Of state banks ~ issue
u,f such ineia restriction, viii make their notes -
. a. those OF the National hank the people e" all 'a-
liam. o in. ,,.mti, b.. enabled supply themselves Win
t, b,ning f,cIn-s ,uJo,ct ly 9TH, civilized nitoi'
W. hook forward with conni"n TO thr 'a'IV PASSAGE
- 4 v,i considered i.u which >h.H reduce the ulh to
u rr,cunc b,-i-
W. demand The ,lc ton % United States Senators 10y
erect popular vote
TIN, following additional nominations We're maze.
For Secretary OF state. James W McDonald' o'
MARLBOROUGH: Treasurer Ebrn : stevens. OF Qua
l.,. Attorn.y-C:eurral Charles :. ldleS OF l'o"'"'
Auditor John T. Whee'wright OF Roston
John f. Russell was born m GreeniI"I', hl lN''.
His father John Russell. manufacturer oi
cutlery did not believe in the school system "i
that time and the son was etucafci pflN@i-E ~"
literally Soon after attaining MS majority "
son travelled i'm Central America coHectlhS as ne
t,Iru.v.I material for a contemplated history "l
In. oouutry's settlement. The work. however, mas
moi vet been published IN lSA returned To Inc
Panama Mall Steamship COMPANY From lSH 10
l>.; ne was secretary Of The Massachusetts Sta'r
Board OF Agriculture. Since MS retirement from
bushes. he mas taken active interest IN ponies
and was elected Representative 10 congress IN
iss5 lie il A member Of the most select CLUBS or
Boston ana New York. lie Is not related 10 Gov
.rnor MILAN r. Russell