Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-05
NEW YORK'S DEMOCRACY
Their State Convention Now In
 Session at Saratoga.
MAYNARD WILL BE RBNoMIEATED
The CItizens Received Many Compliments For the Fine Display Made In the Con-
 vention HaII-MectinS of the State Com mittse-ssnator HIu Not In Attendance.

For the Fine Display Made In the Com vention HaII-Meetinx of the State Com mittee-Senator HIu Not In Atte ndAnee. SARATOGA Oct. 5.-The delegates to the Democratic state convention which con vened here today at noon had nearly all ar rived before midnight.
 The convention hall, which seats 1, 200 l people and accommodates in all 1000 peo- pie, was in shipshape, and many were the complimentary allusions heard on the pub lie spiritedness of Saratoga citizens in pro ducing such a substantial and connections hall. The gallery of the hall is draped ] with American flags. To the right of the l stage hangs a large engraving of President ! Cleveland and to the left one of Vice Presi- dent Stevenson. On the stage to the right stands framed campaign Autograph of i Governor Flower and on the left one of l Lieutenant Governor Sheehan. 1 The lieutenant governor arrived here yes terday afternoon. On the way up he had been joined by Senator Edward Murphy, Jr. The two were in close conversation during the journey, but on arrival here said that nothing could be stated definitely regarding the nominations for secretary of state and state treasurer.
 The nomination of Judge Maynard as associate justice of the court of appeals and the denominations of Attorney Gen eral Rosendale, Comptroller Campbell and State Engineer Schenck are as certain as any political events can be.
 Meeting of the State Committee.
 The last three candidates opened head quarters in the American hotel, the head quarters of the state committee being next door, in the Adelphi hotel There the leaders were domiciled last night. Clerk Charles R. De Frcest was busy from the time of his arrival making out the pre- liminary list of delegates, which he pre- sented at the meeting of the state commit tee last night for adoption. The commit tee adjourned at 10 o'clock All of the members were present or represented eX- cept Samuel I. Tildrn of the Sixteenth dis trict and Dr. Tallmadge of the Twenty first
 When the question of adopting the pre- liminary roll came up, Mayor Manning asked that the antistate machine delegates David B. Hill, John Larkin and John Reilly-be placed upon the roll from the Fourth Albany district Instead, the Gar side or Hill delegation, also headed by Sen ator Hill, were placed there, Chairman Murphy remarking that the last state con, vention had decided that the Garsidc Dem ocrats in that district were the regular ones. John H. Gleason was then substi tutcd for Senator Hill in that district as q Garside delegate
 District Attorney James w. Ridgway ot Brooklyn said that he would second the nomination of Judge Maynard ill behalf oi the Kings county delegation.
 Tnmmany Game In Two Sections.
 The Tammany special train arrived ir two sections, Richard Croker came up or the seond section and immediately proceed ed to the AdClphi, where he joined Senator Murphy in his headquarters in company with Lieutenant Governor Sheehnn, wht had come over from i. g headquarters at th' other end uf the hall, and Mayor Gilroy ant Corporation Counsel Clarke of New Norf city. A lengthy conference resulted previ ous to the meeting of the state committee
 SeCrtt tary De frrcst said he did not thinl there would hc more than +o delegates in thu convention who would not be in sympath, with the state organization. He though that contests from not more than l2 a>Sem hly districts would be presented to the com mittrc on credentials. IL appears IS thougl the cunVcntluU, after appointing the com mitters, will adjourn until some time Fri day morning ia order To give the commit tees, especially that on credentials, ampl time to consider their work. It was lsuSSipet that the convention will adopt n resolution looking 10 single plan for holding prima ries and conventions throughout the state the living up To the rules of which will de terminc the standing of delegates dcsirin, admission Ia q state convention in the flu ture
 Who the Nominees May He. Senator Hill left New York yesterday fo Washington and is not attending the con vention.
 , After a conference between Messrs Gro ker, Gilroy, Sheehan, Candidates Duff and Kirk and Cord Meyer of Queens coun ty, it was decided that Mir. Meyer shoul be the candidate for secretary of state an, Hugh Duffy for state treasurer. The New orA World correspondent tel egraphed his paper that this ticket woul be nominated;
 Judge of Court of Appeals Isaac Il Maynard.
 Secretary of state-Cord Meyer, .Ir. l State Treasurer Hugh Duffy. ) Comptrullcr- Frank Campbell $ Attorney Gcueral-II. w. Rusrndale. : State Engineer and Surveyor Narti Scheuck.
 All Thi, Was Caused by JraIousy. \Ew RptUFIIF N N Oct. S-Mr