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


Committee from. 1884 TO 1888 including the
paign committees ne lives IN. Nevtown with
hs n%y Ps gs aPd snd W.
said that Meyers nomination shows that the
| friends OF Grover Cleveland are. standing hand
nomination will sweep from Syracuse the
| remnants and refuse OF n vanquished party"
FRANK CAMPBELL RENoM1NATED.
The next duty, was the renomnation OF
Bowcs OF Steuben put him in nomination.
loves was unknown to most OF the deieRatesS;
" d sse hn nG W fHfd his 0 Ro
took the platform and made his speeeh. Ex-
N9ttSn Chase Of nban m sn Mt IhSmss
lin. made the seconding speeches.
HUGH DUFFY FOR STATE TREASURER.
The next man to be nominated was Hugh
Duffy for ,Stnte Treasurer-a newcomer on the
B sfs Was put % ncmieaion n BY '0 IT, HaTens
OF Portage in Cortland county, on June TO-
Isa9 ne was 8, sent ,S to the ppSlif school ap9
Years sae he was to the ao
Steam Engine Works In 1852 he went to New
York city to take, charge OF. tho Govern;
iinf the man aisstaps, q ,hSSsssSge nails liz
of the organizers Of the Cortland Wagon Com
pany; from which he n has grown rich He is
also Of the e, Bra9tiorb Carriage Works
that Of Trustee Of the Town Board Of Middle.
town. though he has had a chance to 60 to the
Der Of the. National Conyentions Of 1888 and
1902. He has wife and four children.
B. StancRileid Of Eimrn said he was loyal and
had contributed to every Democratic campaign
in the last twenty five years,
nomnStion t Of Mr. Buy f He 10 sesV GeSeand
man and a close friend OF the Secretary OF War.
RosENDALE AND sCHENCK RENoMINATED.
Simon. W. Rosendale OF Albany was next
youps lawyer Fs foa Pratt az
Forfsr sosonded the an
Then c =, the denomination on H, OF Martin
81 T
Griffith Of Troy; who f. f said to be one Of the
calling up the face Of Fatty Walsh. for Grfflth
sSde fSss Speech Wiz nethee
flowers nor fiapdoodle. Dr. Bush Of Chemung
seconded the nomination.
THE BoLDEsI MUGwUMP on EARTH.
Now came the stir that preceded the most
interesting event Of the gathering. Every one
knew that the next thing in order was the
Of Judge Msy1erd the bone Of
i would be strange il tie debt OF. tho party to
test from the kickera. hut It was supposed that
the protest would come in the form Of vote:
yelop the ooldeest and frankest Mug:
"pTs on From earth Gs ,sow man rbtaT rsm
nTuyre like the rest Of the anti .snappinr fra.
Of S NaDuet s and
he will wake up famous all over the country
Tomorrow m3rning as the bravest Mugwump
and to speak his little narrow mind as bravely
as ever q Puritan voiced the bigotry OF his
times.
MAYNARD PUT IN NOMINATION.
The Hon. William Van AIMEE OF Delaware
put Mr.. Maynard in nomination In rousing
and eloquent speech. In the course Of 1t no
Appointed and reappointed to the court
which he adorns by his character. which he in
orates. BY his industry, VINO viii dare to say
hat the efficiency and capaeity OF this oyer,
BY depriving it OF services so valuable. Surely
lawyers generally. without distinction OF party. |
hat no Judge ever brought to the duties Of |
hat august position tlrmer grasp Of It's ex-
acting and arduous labors.
James ". Ridgway Of Kings never made a |
better speech than the one ny which he sec
92nhed this nomination: He has done splen;;
all previous efforts in this, speech:
The Democratic party knows Isaac #. May:
are, nay BY this tribute; We have been told
he e' kseu VIII H 90 eer sPS
Ihink he viii be elected, When we ind
nom f him. When H you nd the 1 p ss
he material distnctiop petween the 'p two par:
y that class Of Democrats who are Democrats
heir votes in behalf OF the common enemy.
mo man in the history Of the party was ever
rhe 9reee leaders and ehieans teacR
rom their sacred resting places that no man
vote W hs ayne po1. ey 6s
'oung Democrats Of the State" 49,,
lress.
THE CHAMPION KICKERs KICK.
Teidermann OF Rocklsnd made upon the
Mil would ine incident was made 'I up Of
broken sentences Dy the arch kicker. inter
by aae ys' and pas Ss
tieker to take the platform. and by more dig
lihed, half heard expostulations from the or
."'Do yon know" he said. what RESPONSE
,ilties the party is taking on itself by this
md cries Of sit down" shut upl" and
'Order"l Have you in mind the report Of the
Bar Association 1t says that Maynard COM
nitted a crime"
Take the platform" said some one
Are you Democrat" yelled Tim Camp
I'm payment OF a bargain" said Weider-
NAM ne was raised by the Governor to the
Here rose a mighty chorus of yels Of
+, Sit down" DO on" Free speech" Take
he PLATFORM
!, Are you a Democrat" yelled Tim Camp
,eIl.
aised So"
Chairman Lockwood did admirably Hekept
lis head and ruled Justly. and In the interest
Il fair play. He said the Chair had no means
Il knowing that the gentleman was out OF
rider Perhaps he Intended, to put a can
idate in nom nation. In Difference to our
democratic spirit we are bound to hear him."
Then up rose Dry Dollar sullivan; VIII
'ou vote for him II he Is nominated 2" SAID the
Dung statesman Of Centre street.
No. sir: ! will never vote for him." said the
ECKER. II say to you. gentlemen. that young
men entering politics will look upon your
elton as either a guiding mark or something
o win contempt and condemnation. II is tho
taf IL nn 4, I.,I,