The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
NOMINATION MADE UNA 1Mors.

Every ono IN tho hnll-dclcgates. spec-
tators and all-ycled Aye"
Turning 10 Senator HNl, AIR Cochran
then said: senator nm we summon
you TO your duty"
Colonel william l.. Brown also spoke.
soconding the nomination OF Senator mi
Tor New York county. Half dozen dele
gates moved tp SUSPEND the roi-C1l for
nominations, bat Senator iiill quickly rr-
marked that he had had some experience
with legislative bodies, and the rules of
the Assembly, under which the couvcn-
tion was acting. would not permit the
suspension o. the roll-call, and directed
the. secretary TO proceed.
The counties OF oneida, Orange. Oswe-
g.. Queens, Rockland, St Lawrence,
Schondrie, Steubeu suffolk, Tompkins,
Wayne WcstChcster and Yates all second
ed HlIs Nomination.
Galeu Il. HitL of Albany, VINO paced
IN nomination John BOYD Ihacher Tor
Governor. then arose and said:
Albany county claims senator hlll
AS one Of her sons and when she pla'ei
another name before the convention, "
was with the understanding lhat senator
HUl would not accept the nomination.
MIR Chairman. there is TO county "lH'h
so gladly recoen.zcs the sentiment uI
the convention as being Tor louiT'i.'
We have no candidate to stand IA your
way. | can assure the o'irr rrdic9 va
this convention mat it Senator hlll VIII
accept TINS nomination, ola Albany VIA
give him a larger majority thdh Nd9
ever given any Caumdair. We "dn' ~"
for our standard-bedrer and nope Aa
" This IN was as a signal for another snout
of applause. In the midst oi li an @'L."- ~.
tor Jacob 4. cantor shouted ihaL "a
Albany haa Withdrawn her caHdIitte
there was bat one name before lhe coz,
yaufion and he moved That DAVID j.
Inn be- nominated by acclamauou.
AL AVIS AND so 10 s.
Secretary Charles r. Dcfrecst put the
question. The calls OF ayes sh'0N '.l
Nlr. Dei'rcest de.Iared senator iill
nominated. and delegates ana fhouters
cneored ana threw their hats ia the
air senator Hul stood calmly, lm-
I,5ssivaIy lr mis- place. gaveI in nard.
and enoeaVOrcd to restore order lie
ignored the viii of the convention the
second time. ana bringing MS gaNcI gown
with Il resOundiuB WhdcH, declared ihc
iugs ont of order.
Nayor Gilroy. Bourle Cochran, James
W. Hinc<ley. and other prominent leaders
climbed upon the platform and urged
Senator Hill 10 accept lie stIi refused
tn rocOgniZe the unpdTliamrulary
methods Of the delegates. Then Mayor
GilrOy got chance 10 say Woid TO
the convention. lie said;
Il only desire TO say that there can
be no question that X IS the utmost
desire of this convention thaj ptNid Is
Hu carry the Demo lauc al ui', u' @i'i ,',
he has never yet refused To obtE Ihe
demands Of his party. There can pe ~
doubt now. if he Is nominated properly,
he viii accept. Cheers We Shot "a.
however, proceed deiloer@,e.y' $50 'n Innl
there can be no charge mat thS con
Vcution was stampe4ed lOr any man
This had "a paeiiyiuE euect ana IN
roll call Of counties on 'He "dil'l -
Governor was proceeded Win II31SS'
comfy as called voted soiIy Tor I'M.
Tn. Votes Of New ork and KINGS c'ul-
Ties were checTcj. " hen Monroe VIZ
called George Eaiues leader ul one o-
the factions, arose ana .lI tH"t "1 'I
convention had given tach - lh
y9t. apiece, he was INSTRUCTED 10 ,i'
all the half ballots for senator iii.i.
lie added amid laus aug, ti' ,.oit, m.
"Aud IT is too late for Gim to l'anu ";5,
a new meaning Tor i ann Demo rat
PASuLMoNUa BEoKE Loo'r.
When the roll-cau was ended, Secretary
De Freest announced, ia nus me-. it
9>3 votes have been cast, and All were
10. David b. HiM For t1e s..'nd, t'!!"''
declare him nominated unanimously.
That settled IT, IandemoWUn broke
loose DELEGATES climbed over tables ana
chairs. and upon the platform. l"tE
couaratulated the preAdIHE 1NIt'i, anjj
with his gayel for order. IN The -'pup
one delegate moved recess luI an I'u&i, &
..,rhere are no lights IN the hail ana we
must. therefore. finish our Work ue-
fore dark" said Mayor Guroy.
,"ntiGn was made and carried to pro-
ceel with nominations Tor Llru't .d.it- Wy
Governor. The present o.cupau, o' N.Y.,
T,ieuterant-Govcrnor's chair cau9ht the
.hoirrnan's eye and was chc'Ttd "HeA
The delegates recognized hiil
lockwood FOR LLUrENAST-dovIRSoR.
MIR. Sheehan said: Il rise to present the
name of mSu for Lieutenaut-GoNernor,
a man whom you all know man OF
character a man OF purpose, ana hdu
who never fails 10 get the support %; an
good Democrats. lie Is a MAJ Nl""e
Integrity is never questioned, ana NH'@e
ability is recognized ON an sides. zen
tlgmen, ] present the name OF Ddhlel ~
Lockwood. OF Erie. (Checrs)
No other nominations Tor llrulcndhJ-
Governor were made and Charles DaW-
SON. of Steubcu, seconded the nomination
ol CONGRESSMAN Lockwood. Mr.. Sheehan.
boy unanimous consent, moved tHal L'cN-
wood be nominated by acclemduoh'
This was done with hurrah.
Nominations for associate judge OF the
Court of Appeals were then ~ order anu
James ID. Bel, 'cadcr Ct the NluIa Coun
~ Democracy, took the platform ana
"dn behalf Of the ffty-four delcgateS
of Kings county, ] come here TO denaHd
q sacrifice ot one OF Kings county's sons
and as this is a day OF sacrifices. ! nope
and trust that as your chairman has
sacrificed himself. our dlstlIg ishtd Jud-r
VIII sacrifice himself and become our
UedlS. j name a. man whose Strent tn, HI
tc4ity ana courage have been demon
strated, ana In presenting The name %.
William !. G2ynor tcaeers) ] give you
"a name that VIII ada strength to the
ticket. With HIN, Lockwood and Gay
nor YOU viii have ticket which cannot
bee beaten on the 9Th OF November.
G.y>or to-. ry accI ,VtT:oN.
Mr. Bel moved that Judge Gayuor be
nominated by acclamation. This was done
with "A shout, and delegates having com
pletcd their ticket began 70 leave the man;
Senator hin called them TO oTitr, Iilu
requested them TO remain ana HilIsh '"e
work of the convention.
EN-SenatOr Grady. OF New YORK. moNtI
that the chair appoint "A cohlh'tlct VI Ne ,,Ne
TO inform the candidates OF tutir HoiltlllI-
tion. This produced laugh, In when
the chairman joined. The motion was
senator Murphy moved that the state
Committee be authorized 10 FIJI vacancies
ON the state ticket and IN the state Noil-
mittec. 1t was adopted.
After transdctine some other business
on State matters. on motion OF Mayor
Gilroy. the convention, at 5A5 O'Clock, adj
jourucd sine die.
,fN.r.4 E7ll ,rtAf~.
ALBANY. n. Y. Sept Ex-senator Hin
spoke as follows on being serenadci here
this evening.
"Fellow Democrats and Gentlemen, n,-For
this generous reception and the Compli-
mcnt of this seTenade ! tender Nul my
sincere thanks. This demonstration Is a
part Of the unexpected events OF a day
which TO me has been one OF mingled SUR
priscs and embarrasSWents. The action
Of the Democratic convention. which is
the occasion Of this asseWblage and
which was unforeseen by myself,
ilnposcs responsibilities and Obligations .
oil which | cannot speak tonight TN
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