New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
COMPLETING THE TICKET.
sAXrON FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
HAIGHT FOR COURT OF APPEALS.

sAxroN FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
HAIGHT FOR COURT OF APPEALS
vp sAXTON HAD 347 VOTES On TIE FIRST EAI-
LOT. AND THEN ST LAWRENCE AND IT,
TER SWUNG OVER A LONG LIST OF
CANDIDATES NOMINATION
MADE UNANIMOUS.
saratoga. Sept. 1s-The delegates were not all
able 10 get their suppers promptly SO the con-
yeniion late in beginning the evening ses-
SION The persons who gathered early passed the
time in singing Sweet Marie" Tramp. Tramp,
Tramp. the Boys Are Marching" Yankee
pooa,e" The Bowery." and I'VE Won't Go
Home Till Morning" The last was given with
special gusto for IT looked If that sentiment
was a peculiarly appropriate To cut short
the session It was resolved. after the convention
had come 10 order. that nominating speeches be
limited TO ten minutes EACH and that those
seconding nominations be not longer than three
minutes EACH
A. 5. WOOD NOMINATES SENATOR SAXTON.
Arson S. Wood. ex-Deputy- Secretary Of State.
placed before the convention the name of State
Senator Charles T. Saxton. of Wayne. for the
Lieutenant Governorship. Mr. Woods speech
was as follows;
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Convention:
There never was a time in the history of the Re-
publican party of this State when SO many worthy
and able men were seeking place upon its State
ticket. nor when the air was so laden with signs
Of rejoicing the brilliant prospects of Repub-
e s Hss feeling osaq all o
recognition at the hands OF the delegates here
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen it seems to me We
have reached a stage In our deliberations when
be subordinate the general welfare of our party
and its assured success. Criticism of the candi-
friends. the enemy. no matter how just or how
well .sI,ed Viii be of aIe 1ya at tn the
nomina ton have just made for Governor with
carry conviction TO every citizen osikis great Com
monwealth that the Republican partN-ls the party
of wise. prudent and just legislation. Nur candi,
date must not only be experienced able and
honest man. bu, he must be known to all the PEG
pie to be SUCH and then success is just as certain
on behalf Of the united delegation from the al,
place In nomination for the office of Lieutenant
SSSse VIII be
guarantee by every voter in this great state that
and of Roscoe Conkling has taken no backward
step since the days when 1t Was wont TO o., march ar
now. ever in the past II stands for all that is
wses and best in legislation and IN NTH, the
name halls from little county bordering on Lake
leaves on the apple trees. and where Democrats
and postofices are about equal In number. laugh
coin the immortal. 800 majority, and to Ulysses
S. Grant. the nvincble an equal number: and
take in Protection Democrats enough to give the
CANDIDATES Ida tsa Clean 200 AppaHse no
Sir in that little county no Democrat answers 10
ever smiles upon a Cleveland Mugwump applause
Ny candidate enlisted at fifteen as private soldier
served an apprenticeship to the grand old party of
freedom and the Union Of four and half years upon
no ,iD.ia Of no md
smoke OF battle before he twenty years OF age.
Throns yeaTs ago he w. was with Banks and the
foTty DAYS enveloped The Union Army. Later he was
PHI rode to AZ fame and glory from
twenty miles AZ solder he v was S6eGn;
his officers and comrades, and through all the long
Appomattox he has touched elbows and kept step
with that great brotherhood OF honored citizen sol
diers who conquered rebellion, preserved the Union
and placei the Nation first among the great Powers
Whatever OF honor and glory impartial history
shall award TO the heroic achievements and dis.
,ngushed services OF the Union Army whatever o,
American people shall give 10 that Army, belongs 10
me that feryeg IN ax S Whose
honorei name borne upon the roll Of its member
NV Was the primary school IN which was laid the
foundation of that manly sef-reance and absolute
independence upon which he has so well Duilded IN
Gentlemen the public and legsla nI &c, Of
approved TO require recapitulation or review at my
hands The people or TINS great state nave Wdtcnt'
his course in the Legislature from the day when he
first introduced his celebrated Ballot bill, down 10
the time when with consummate tact and admi-a-
bic courage. he humbled Blue Eyed Billy down
deep in the DUST and now. with one accord. they
demand that they shall have the benefit OF his valua
be services and his extended experience In second
place In the government of their great Common
wealth (Appause)
speak for the old Bay State. Drawing himself up 70
his full height. his face beaming with homes; pride
as he thought OF her great achievements. he thun-
dered forth There stands Massachusetts-she needs
no euogium from me" Gentlemen OF the conven-
ton there stands my candidate-Charles I. Saxton
OF Wayne-he needs eulogium from me. CAP
plause)
MAYOR ALDRIDGE's NAME PRESENTED.
Max Brickner. of Rochester. then placed In
nomination George w. Aldridge. Of Rochester.
He said Aldridge's would add great
strength to the ticket His nomination was
asked because Monroe would be the key to the
situation this fall because one Of Rochester s
citizens would be the Democratic nominee for
Governor or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Mr.. AL
bridges nomination all that would save
Monroe County I'm such an event 70 the Repub-
lcan party. Continuing. Mr. Brfckner said:
We ask his nomination because Monroe Is entitled
to 1t. Monroe is one OF the commercial centres OF