The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
BOl lockwood and Brown 10 Be Inc
Democratic Ticket IN New York.
TIE LATTER NAMED IN GAYNOR'SSIEAD
senator I'M Notified Of His Nom'hN''o"
and Accepts In speech fl'i'u
with Patriotic Sentiments.
Cockrnhs speech.

Fa- LI,u.uaut-Govcrnor Daniel Lock
wool ~ IuNuo.
T.r tna court % Appeals, Judge Chas.
J. Drown 10 Ncwburt.
,r.i. result was accomplished after
conference LASTING an day. in which the
ru,rl..a Ot The state committee. Senator
IAN .. He leaders OF the party from
aU over One state participated.
Hearty .I ot the Democratic state
Committee assembled at the Park Hotel
IN n o'clock to-day. They found very
Ifu. to dO. however, but wait, as the
leaders Of the party were holding
conference in the hotel In regard TO
tUH- the third place on the ticket The
committee finally adjourned until 4
shortly before o'clock. at which the
committee was again called 10 order,
l.gt.udut-GoyernOr Sheehan announced
That the committee would nCmirat" JUDGE
Charles T. Brown, Of Ncwbu,g, for judge
OF the Court OF Appeals. This was the
result oi thc al day conference between
the leaders The committee went into
session at 3 O'Clock, and at 5:3D IL inisheI
fits luboTs. II was then announced that
Judge Charles L. Brown had been nom-
mated for the vacant place on the ticket
TrE CANDrDpE NOTIFIED.
Then the notification committee. head
cd 10y Major Hinckloy, chairman OF the
State committee, proceeded up stairs 10
notify Senator Hin and Mr. Lockwood
OF their nominations.
Senator Hin, faukcd on each side 10y
ran. ana followed by Mr.. Lockwood and
the members OF the notification commit
tee. was escorted o. the comWIt'c-room.
There was cheer from the committee
men as Senator Hill entered the room.
lie stood with his back 10 the mantel-
piece, holding some manuscript In DIS
hand.
Mr.. Lockwood stood ON Mr.. HIS right.
while grouped in front We're Mayor Gill
roy. Ie lauDDN NicOO. HOurkc Cochran,
and the other Tammauy men.
Alr. Hll was then formally notified by
Major Hincbley Of his nomination. lie
bowed his head I'm Acknowledgement and a
smile played over his face.
Then Congressman Cochran stepped for
ward. and. standing iu front of MIR. Hil,
addressed him. As he was speaking mis-
hig form sWa'ed to ana fro and his voice
echoed through the room In impassiOned
accents.
UHuHEr CorEHAN's sprrCH.
senator hin" said NIr Cochran, "the
committee of notification formally ten
g.T- ID you the NOMINATION which was
made be- your presence Ia the convention
a. Saratoga. That nomination. untore-
seen hy yur AID unexpected bv the coun-
try at lULe, has been the signal for
leUu.r.fI. revival all over the country,
auI v.| la the chief plank ina the bridge
over which the Democrats VIII march TO
victory throughout this country on cleo
tuu dav. ~. msht have SO respected
your scrupits under ordinary cTcun-
Stances ami consented not TO put your
u.u-,r Nh- th. present. we felt II was
y0uT duty To lead us on 10 victory.
Iac Democratic party in these mo-
meuts " extreme peril sensible Of the
danger That surrounds d. demands % fol-
SOW 'H '"'i ' Cgi,c i'1l cs hi.oN ~ 10 ,iIitory
Wy 4pYea. t1 You by an the triumphs If
the past Ig AN the difficulties of the |
present a.I 10y an the hopes Of future, |
20 ..w. forward We ask you - lead us |
ONCE more. aI' we are certain that Whcn
.., standard viii Ua placed in NOIr hands |
]. 1911. N' lAt SlEIdl lHOt lHc bdttt rs
a...E won and We win win victory |
l..... the first blow shall have been |
SIT.
turning 90 Mr. Lockwood he said |
t... .. tao last election hc fpuent uh p !
....r leader than the gentleman VINO |
.... '., ticket to-day.
Iu .U. dag. OF our prosperity said |
-.r Du.Ef'n. I'VE could afford 10 have
...N.. .'..N- ana competitions Tor ulsUu-
....s. hut iu this hour OF peril |
r- must have but one party: Dee ami
mattel d.. a -i.gI. thought: devoted 10 "a
SINGLE cause. and moved By a single |
I....r EN, convention has asked YOU to
.-... -.I. Ir side with the gallant leader
that n., led us To- victory So often. ft.\-
l.. ...r..u iH.r ne united Democracy |
"a. .I,. O., tE. e,r,,,.rt .f li. ,.i.,.s Tho |
'St mis- ,,.lrtr,. .v..u Win auX-
i.f, for tbe a,,sv,,r ,,hirb viu f4U from
N.rr Inns. Tie chairman of the state |
Committee is awaiting your affirmative
Y.Uft q. flash il Am over ,Ue country. Ii |
will irsuir, u,,, .ifp into the pirty every |
yrn..r. and ne chairman of mo commit
t .,iu Iii. lfs t.Ia,r,,r, that the in |
,.r.il.i. ia. ,,,,.f,n of thr iu,inciblc Dem |
0Orati. rartv is ready once more 10 lead
us 10 victory"
,, ,.,.,.,,.
".>A4.'" ELL "''i.''
Senator Hin then made his reply, which |
was ghtcr,Q To- the ccno. When he said
h, was ready 90 accept the nomination, |
and would head the ticket In the coming |
camuai.u the enthusiasm of th- State
Committeeman knew no bounds He spoke
"a. r.. lows.
MIR. Chairman and gentlemen Of the
committee. For the courteous manner in
which you have formally notified me of
the action of the recent Democratic con
v,utuu. 1 express my sincere thanks. IL
is unnecessary for me TO re-iterate 20 you
that the nomination was as unexpected 10y
1., Las uusOught and uudoSlr,d
seven of the best years OF my life
~. rc devoted TO the state iu the dis
charge Of hlgh and responsible duties |
nj f5. .r,e.s of its chief Executive and |
have never WlS"SH 'I ,,rfnte' t,'fg.,ne' lot 10 re-
(,.,-'.. l.,I,' .,.,,'nI..iatint, tbe hlrh honor
conferred Inn being nominated Tor third |
tiuIr hy one uartv for so important "A |
po.ftfoD cannot but feel that / have |
ev,rvf hing TO lose and nothing 10 gain |
lv The contest by which YOU summon |
me The lalhcrnat0rial Office has no |
LONGER any attraction for me- and pres. |
emily / urcffrrtd 10 remain In the Sen !
sf.' where the duties were gradually |
more. coup, Mai 10 my tastes. and where |
! believed | could aCceptably advance !
The interests Of this great state. But |