Evening journal., 1894-09-19

whore riches viii do the greatest good.
Loud applause.
III had known I was conslng here 20
see tho resurrection OF defeated candi-
dates, my name would have been In tho
pot
The Vote In Detail.
rhcre was "a roar Of laughter at this bo
cause Mr.. Wise had been defeated for gov
ernor IN Virginia. Mr.. platt ANA Afr.
Hiscock laughed heartily for the first
time
Hon. W. A. wray Of Kings seconded
the nomination ot Mr. Woodford.
Hon. William Nichols OF Steubon SOC
ondea the nomination OF j. sloas Fassott
senator =. k. omelzor Of Schuyler also
seconded kassntt
Cries for a vote followed, and the chair
man orlcrod The rol to be called by coun-
ties.
at 1855 p m. the roll call was bogun
Now York was badly split and In some
cases the roll OF individual delegates had
% ho called
Before Ontario was reached Morton had
been nominated, and when the vote was
finished the clerks, amid the greatest con
fusion, announced; Morton 582l lli fas-
sott, CO. Woodferd, 40; Buttcrleid, 2s;
Russell, 2o Bliss, s0ll, and Arsell, /.
Tho vote IN detail follows
Morton-Alhany 2s Broomo, 90 Cat
taragus, 3; Cnyuga, 80 Chautauqna, III;
Chenango, 6; Clinton, u; Columbia, 81;
Cortland, .; Delaware. z; Duchess III;
Essex, 6, Fulten and Hamilton, Z; Conc
sos, 3 Greene, o. Iorkimer, z; Jefferson,
IL; Kings, 90. Lewis o; Livingston, 81;
Madison, s. Monroe, "a, Montgomery d
New York, 1875 Niagara, s. Oneida lO;
Onondagn, 2s; Ontario, Z Orange, 49,
Orleans, o, Oswogo, 10; Otsego, s. Queons,
8; Rensselaer,, IL; Richmond, b; kock-
land. 4; Saratoga, 5, Schenectady, q,
aohohario g seneca 1; Suffolk. s, Sulli-
van 5 Tioga. 3. Ulster n; Warren. b;
Washington. s.; Wayne 8, Westohosteri
II; Wyoming b; Yates. 4; total, 532l4.
Fassett-Allogany. z; Cattaragus b.
Chomung, g; Eric, lG. Gonosoo, ?; New
York J.: 6swego a. Schuyler, s.. Steuhen,
l2; Tompklns, H.; Wsstchestor 4; to-
| tai, CO.
woodford-Er g; Kings, aii Now
York, /; total, 30.
Russcll-Franklia oi S. Lawrence, a.
sOtal 20.
Butterileld-Ca Cattaraugus, I; Chautnu-
| qua. q; Eric, z; New York, 10; Putnam,
3; Westchestor, l. total, 90
Bliss-Erie. q; New York, 32l4i total,
G9ls.
Arkell--Montgomery, 1.
Colonel Archie Baxter jumped on Q
chair and when ne had secured attention
stated that tho delegates supporting Mr
Eassett would support Mr. Morton ant
with al the vigor at their command. IN
an instaRt the entire body was in per
feet tumult Delegates wero standing or
tho chairs, kandkerchiofs IN hand ant
waving lags, and 800 pairs Of lung
| shouted the nnm "fassett. Fassettl'
Then Mr. Fassett mounted a chair, ang
the noise Increased, even the women II
tho audience coming 90 their feet and way
Ing handkorchiofs and fans and pSrasols
Finally Dir Fsssett ,arose TO standing
position on chair and spoke, and follow
ing this came a romnrlNhlo seono oaCh o
tho candidates arising and amid-the ut
most enthusiasm declaring themselves fo
tho ticket. Hero are their remarks
Fnss.trs Manly speech.
Mr. Fassot,-Tho Republican platforn
is platform enough Tor mo. I know enl
one will, and that IS the freely and intelll
gently expressed will OF 73s representative
of this state Applause and cries q
!
experienced gentleman. Like him, / stoo
ready TO be promoted to the rank Of
brigadior general or 10 serve in the ranks
io rs an older and wiser and brnyor an
better soldier All that / lcan say Is thn
I'm the ranks I stand ready 60 fellow whoi
ever lac dare lead. Applause.
General nuttarfield-With the sound q
Morton in tho air even mon who are no
soldiers would follow where 10 woul
lead. / know 10 was the will and Firi
OF every man who was candidate
whatever the result might bo, whoeve
might be nominated, that their suppoi
would bo firm. sincere and earnest an
the moral obligation rests upon MS wh
have permitted cur names 20 be brough
before the convention to woEk harder tina
we would II we had not
Judge Russell-It Is the,duty OF ever
man who has been q candidate, when b
o vast maiority tho convention hns 81
pressed its choice of another TO GRACEFUL
acknowledge doioat
Ho pledged tho convention that th
northern titr of counties would roll up
majority for Morton larger than tho kG
publican majority in Vermont
General Woodford said that the conver
tion had named the next governor Of th
state Of Now York applause, and tha
no county IN tho state would work hardC
for Morton than Kings and that no ma
would work harder than his friends.
Tho Aeminntion was made unanfmor
by acclamation and thon Mr. Mnlby {
st Lawrence moved an adjournment VI
til 10 a. m. today
For 20 minEtes randomonium rcigne,
several amondnignts Tor different hours
adjournment being made Tho Hondricl
adhoronts and the Aldridge mcn wante
an adjournment until morning, but u
Saxton pcopha woro for going ON. III
latter finally prevailed, and the conve.
tion at S.ls took an adjournment ant
l0.p. IN.
AmusemeutF.
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