Evening journal., 1894-09-27
HILL THE MAN.
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store order in order that assembly dis
( idiots might he called. The convention
showed disposition not 20 allow this
but Mayor Gllroy sprang upon a chair and
said.
i only desire TO say this, that there Is
no question that it is the unanimous sen
tifnent Of this convention that Senator
David 3. Hill should bear the Democratic
standard in this campaign. ] am satis-
fed from the fact that Senator Hill has
neyor yet failed in his duty TO the Demo
cratic party that if this wish is conveyed
to him deliberately and properly he will
obey tho command and this convention.
Applause.
There can be no question about the
result, and I move that the roll be called,
and that each county as It is called for
each assembly district cast the vote OF its
delegation for governor Wo should pro
coed deliberately. There should be no
charge hereafter that this convention was
stampeded for any man, and am per
fectly well satisfied that IL this conYen-
tion should express Its desire for Governor
llilis candidacy he will accept it's com
mand. = Applause
Nomination Made Unanimous.
The roll was called, and every county
answered for Hill and the secretaries an
nounoed that Senator Hin had received
all the votes cast There were cries Of
Announce It'll Announce the resultlH Sec
retary De Freest mounted q chair upon tho
stage and said, II declare that Senator
Hill Is the unanimous choice Of this con
yention for the nomination of governor Of
the state Of New York
During tho oxeitoment that attended
Clork Dc Freest's announcement Of the
nomination Of Senator Hill tho senator
sat inanimate behind the chairman S table.
His usually pale face was almost ashy,
his hand trembled, and he did not venture
to speak.
Some of the enthusiasts tried to adjourn
the convention so as to arrange the bal
anoe Of the ticket, and Senator Guy moY-
ed recess Of an hour. Mayor Gilroy got
the floor and said:
Mr. Chairman, there is no way of
lighting this place, and we ought to finish
our work at once. Applause
Congressman Fellows sent up resolu-
tion that the convention proceed at once
TO nominate lieutenant governor The
delegates fell In with the suggestion at
once, and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan
obtained recognition from the chair Ho
said during the silence that followed his
recognition: Mr. Chairman, desire to
place in nomination for the Office Of liou-
tenant governor man who for years has
been my personal friend and whose name
on the ticket, IL he be solicited, will be O
tower of strength. / have the honor Mr.
Chairman, to place in nomination the
Hon. Daniel Lockwood OF Buffalo, and /
move his nomination by acolamation, and
upon that motion / move tho previous
question,
Senator Hill put the question, and; the
nomination was made by aeclamation A
round of applause followed
During the excitement that followed
and while the applause was still heinz
continued James ID. Bell Of Kings county
mounted tho platform and said;
Gaynor's Nomination.
"On behalf Of the 54 dele sates in Kings
county, Mr.. Chairman, como here to de-
mand sacrifice from ono Of Kings coun-
ty' sons and as this Is day Of sacrifices
hope and trust that, as your presiding
officer has sacrificed and as the dstin-
guished congressman from Erie has sac
rificed, the distinguished judge from Kings
county will also sacrifice his personal pref
erences and be our candidate for associate
judge Of the court OF appeals.
4 am going to name for this office ono
OF tho distinguished men of the state of
New York ono Of the strong mon; one Of
the men with new notions and independ-
ent notions and the courage to maintain
them at al hazards. / say TO you, gon-
tlemen, that in presenting the name of
William J. Gaynor loud applausel for
the court Of appeals you viii bring strength
to your ticket and you win make a com
bination, with Hin, Lockwood and Gay
nor ltumultuous applause, that cannot be
beaten on tho 9Th day of November
now move, Mr.. Chairman, that the nomi-
nation Of Judge Gaynor be made unani-
nous.
There was applause when he completed
his remarks, and the nomination was
made by acolamation.
Resolutions were introduced and adopt
ed thanking the local committee for the
courtesy and attention paid the delegates
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the new state committee TO hear and dis
poso Of all contests between factions and
TO select a state committeeman when del
ogations could not agree
Senator Cantor moved that the conven-
tion adjourn sino die.
Senator Hill-This convention has run
itself TO please itself, and now, as it wants
to close up, I declare tho convention ad.
iourned sine die.