New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
NOMINATING A GOTERNOR.
THE CLAIMS OF MORTON. FASSETT AND
OTHERS SET FORTH.
Ex- SENATOR WARNER MILLER TIE PERMANENT
CHAIRMAN - MIR. MOTIONS NAME FIRE
SCENTED BY GENERAL TRACY DETAILS
or THE B,LLoTISG- MIR MoRToTs
NOMINATION MADE t'NNNfMorS.
NOMINATION MADE vNNNiMorS.


NV rrIEGR.FH THE rRintSr.
Saratoga. Sept. lS-Whcn the convention was
called TO order again. little before = o'clock
Mr. Quigg first recognized Mr.. sutherland. 81
Rochester, who offered orally tho report Of IN"
Committee on Credentials. The decision II IN"
Albany contest in favor u the sitting delegates.
hy a vote II - to In the committee. WAS ratihrd
hv the CONVENTION The further contest. so-
called" the gentleman from Monroe went on
was from the city - N'w-York. ard WAS MT
really a contest. but rather an appeal II ID" lct
I'm There was no reason given why m" ilndns
Of the state Committee WAS not regular 50 We
unanimously decided In favor Of the sitting dele
gates" The convention also approved ms ac-
ton.
For the Committee on Permanent organization
Mr. Van cot reported the following list Of per
mancnt officers
Chairman Warner Miller ,,,, x.rvor pcu,co
J. Fox charie. IA. la{3yc,e f. + dI lea a'
ITfs si 9iT osS r EGn%T qi' dSira Con"
nell; Nth. OTTO Muhlbau"r. WIN. joseph oppei,-
hemcr VIih Jo99 H. h sySrt, X9h Jobm
" Marshall. KIN. stephen W, Eoarh. Min.
xIvth Bcnjamin oppcnheimer: Xytlh;. EITin J..
Seymour; XNlth Joseph l.; SEQ: NNiith, MERCER
ATn"d, KIN. Emil & Roschc: ,XXlsi. Edward
Ellis. XXlId. G. $. Planks. NXiilI; James W
Brown Brown xXvl,h John p Grant, xXylIth AT,h ,H
j. stllman XXylIih X to T59p SNEfh Henry M,r,
ia% Mn TTay X XXxIa 9 charles + sa.ior XXXId
jar: c@5%sT: Nxx b.lc EaHs aS rnqmg
SON ! John ? sqmcTe4 ,Il F5ane si,d II v VIZ
Iyh william H. iyV Vi nin < = Gaoway
IIMfra SIMON Gavin. iXth Abraham Joseph IN
W nGmas H IL XliIh' Thomas Humphrey. XIyh
y ' n patrick: XVII. George Moore Smith XyIth
:; oDSIt;on,Sa XHXth A. f. sonstat XIII Howard
XXX X XvlS \ $ scrI1ur HA XX1r fr'P. +
Pearsa XXNiIih Gh9r'I,., n; Marnef T., Ii''h
Pi,.s: XXXisi Gc9rfe G. nuel: XXXIld 3,,G ,W.T
| R~nccke: XXXIlId. II. J. Krcenheader' NNAlNih
| ". f.. Wheeler.
| PERMANENT CHAIRMAN MrLLER's SPEECH.
, Tho list was adopted and Mr Quieg named
| ex-senator George Il. Sloan Of osweso ana
r.lihu Roo, OF Ncw-York a committee TO escort
Mr.. Miller to the platform. The three marched
IRON, Mfr Micrs seat to the stage to the music
| Of loud clappng Of hands Mr.. Millcr's speech
was well received His references to the brilliant
prospec,s Of Republican victory In 1896 ana t.
the magnificent trumphs in Vermont aud Maine
| recently set the convention hall ringing WITH
cheers Continuing. he said in part
| We have no, only the record OF our own party Il
appeal TO. bu, the record Of The neInocratc parry
~ pn o.n, we left the Government with sufilcicn
revenue for ali It's public affairs We had manage
| The afrnirs Of Government so that the country OF
| March 4 1888 was at the height Of prosperity. Fol
| more than thirty years the people OF the country
| Enow what ,ur policy was In regard 10 expenditure
| and In regard 20 Improvements. But when IN
| Democratic party came into power after thftl
| wears OF retirement. ono had an idea OF what ~
| noI,cv was Il had been largely a policy OF mega
| ion II has now been In power two years. and IN
neopIe Of the country have learned what It's policl
! Is a little more than ninety days after the part,
! came into power the country was in the throcs o
| a money panic the Ike OF which had never b"ei
| experienced In this or in any other country. Ate
this had gone on for some time the Democratic
| President called Congress together To devise mean
| 10 save the Nation. The people have had object
lesson the effect OF which will last for generation
Mr. Miller then described the long fight to OBJ
tain tariff legislation and said that there wa
finally passed Tariff bill carried through b,
treason. The ngpromsed boom OF prospcrit!
had not arrived In this country, he added. bu
pacans Of JOY could be heard from over the lin
in Canada and from the shops and factories II
| Germany.
When Mr. Miller flashed his remarks. Con
| gresham Serene l.. Payne took the floor TO rea