New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

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from tbs. place in nomination men VINO Will secure
ese. l consider that with Mr.. Morton's nomination
the battle Is now hat won Ills work for tne people
Is already known. We should remember that mo
candidate for lieutenant-Goyernor may be called
the State. am sure that the candidate | am to
nominate would successfully administer the affairs
not only OF the office of Lieutenant Governor but
name. TO be sure; but his present standing in the
OWL exertions and personal worth. His services IN
the various pubic positions which he has already
State Ills name vii! add unmeasured strength to
our ticket He is unanimously asked for 10y the
never did greater act. helpful TO our party, tnar
him on our ticket ana We VIII sweep the Democratic
party from power.
OTHER CANDIDATES NOMINATED.
Senator Edmund O'Connor offered the name Of
Mayor George L. Green of Binghamton. He
said tina; Mr.. Green was a Republican SCo days
of the year and continued in part:
In lss2, when the other counties stumbled IN roll
ing up the usual Republican maJorltes, Broome
County stood out with increased vote. There
1000 commercial travellers asking for Mr..
draw that vote. W - need man Of Courage and
conviction. and daily fighter for Republican prin-
ways find him at the polls His work for the last two
years vas in continuing the organization OF young
ton of Republican clubs you are all familiar with
There has been some talk OF Mr. Morions ripe age
Mr. Green is young and ardent Republican. Place
him on the ticket. and he will average up the Wis
dom and experience of Our candidates.
Ex-senator Commodore p. Veddcr to say
that he wished 10 withdraw from the race for
Lieutenant Governor himself and instead 10
suggest Arthur c. Wade. of jamestown He
said Mr.. Wade came from the banner Republi-
can Congress District in the United States.
He advocated Mr.. Wades nomination for
geographical reasons
Ex-senator Frank Hiscock. speaking for the
Republicans of Onondaga. placed in nomination
Francis Hendricks. of Syracuse He reviewed
Mr.. Hendricks's public service which, he said.
was always In the interest Of the people He
described the ex-Colector as a man of great
ability and worth, who is entitled TO this pre-
ferment.
The list was rounded up with the names Of
ex-senator Henry J. Coggeshail. presented by
Congressman sherman. Colonel A. ID. Shaw. Of
Watertown. offered by Senator Mullin. and
Fassett made the speech. Judge Turner. Of
Lowville seconded the nomination OF Colonel
| Shaw and Senator LexOw aroused wild enthusi-
asm by his eloquent plea for his friend Senator
Saxton. Mr.. Sutherland seconded the nomination
Of Mayor Aldridge; w w. Hicks, Of NewYork.
that Of Mr. Wade: Senator Kilburn, that Of
Senator Saxton; Congressman G. w. Ray that
of Mayor Green and Congressman Serene l..
Payne that Of Senator SaXton.
sAXTON FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Saratoga. Sept 19.-The convention at u 80
o'clock nominated Senator Saxton. He had
within twenty votes of a majority. thanks
largely to his friends of Long Island and New
York. when the roll had been called. Judge
Russell arose to change the vote OF ST. Law
renee to cast 1t solidly for Saxton. That
settled the contest. Steuben and other counties
followed in bewilderirg confusion To swing their
strength TO Saxton. and Mayor Green moved
that the nomination be made unanimous. This
was seconded by ex-senator Hiscock. in behalf
of Mr. Hendricks; Colonel 4. ID. Shaw and Sem
ator Coggeshall at II 45 o'clock 4 tremendous
cheer Of ayes given the motion. and
Chairman Miller announced that Mr. SaXton
was the unanimous choice of the convention for
Lieutenant Governor.
The convention then went to the nomination
OF a candidate for the Court Of Appeals. The
name OF Judge s. Alonzo Kellogg Of Patts-
burg. placed before the conyenti9p by Sen.
o,or Txnburn. tnHt or Judge Albert Haight, Of
Buffalo. by William l.. Marcy: that OF Judge
Irving G.. Vann. Of Syracuse by Frank HIS
cock that Of Jesse Johnson by Francis III.
Wilson and that Of Pardon c. Williams by
Hannibal Smith.
Haight 26S johnson. rs: Kellogg. ll3: Nann.
1902: Williams 80: Mills. 16-721.
| The second ballot was ended at n. IN. No
| result was reached. BrOome County then
| changed her vote to Haight. nominating him.
! The result Of the ballot Haight, 800; john
| son. 2O3: Vann. ll6. Kellogg 10. on motion ~
| Mr.. Hiscock the nomination was made unani-
| nous
A resolution adopted authorizing the State
Committee to fiji all vacancies and at PIP a. m,
| the convention adjourned sine die.