The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09

our proceedings; and viii eontinus 70 smploy
Thsr. /. tn. gres. and inpeEtsnt question
even upon that question which might nstur.
convsSiien vii b. soSrss T and pITtuous
enough TO unite upon an apportionme emit which
t s.S th. .ns ., se eS S' question
cS 81 onf our . tst
what We can do. n We can do anything. to re-
ss i.I "a nd n spuSiesn
scysrn%sntt, to the Dsop ncr 81 me FREE.
S5' for d m. tho suggest amy pc.ss.
ure,, but e viii DO strange indeed 4 the as.
State shall fail ia uniting upon some pro
:: % 's ss he K sSssSs sG "a
perpetually Iesorting TO legislative interior
'P'i sS i,d IL. Court Of Appeal. /. also
And then there /. tho great question 81 the
SssssiP n VIM Ss shall ' ns.. : sH
cit tosethst 70, four or I've month. and
TO reseu. our people. from those shocking
have r.c.ntiy dissTsesd the polls in various
sections Of the State.
fr.ss. viii Be- called upon 70 desI With smother
ysrJ delicate question lsughterl: in its nature
mits. have. no doubt that the demands Of
those who call for an extension OF the Suffrage
secsiI. AZ least the " rssSeetiuI attention and
consideration OF this Con vsntion In its apt time
ub.ee OF mean me Sres
subject OF education. the projection. the fos-
enS and d ne ana a p cur
haPs the decision Of that other delicate and
difficult question. whether its due protection
Of all public moneys from all rival sectarian
institutions Of learning; iApplause;l ,.,.
,oiSiSs ks n'i sda ss ssc that viii be Be-
fstion q isSislation so that a. breathing inter
val. at least one hour or one day for consider
Legislature and the people who are watching
their moyements at overy step in the progress
Of bill from its Introduction to lite Anal
i think II. you'd be beyond my province to
little time to perform the. great duties which
are imposed upon us. Would that We could
30 V that three.foufths or nias!tentSs u that
sh0Sls mot Be ss sDept IN IDLE ts p
TO vote. Let us put some restraint
s S:s. II; S: ::%se %ss *
crude and undisested ,cneps:. projects.
fully received But will il be out t Of place for
me to indulge the hope, that no great part Of
sideration o; Projects which at the outset by
the vast majority OF the Convention and the
community must DO recognized as utterly i'm
And now. gentlemen. renewing the express
support at every step in the progress OF this
to lay aside al otheE u occup.pions ali other
engagements. and 20 devote the time allotted
TO It's pursuit and performance. let MS proceed
TO the further business Of the Convention with
sans. but only as citizens. and with one henri
for the common welfare OF the people OF this
With these high sentiments ringing in the
ears Of the deleRates. William I. Goodelle. the
arass aSS A1 rSS fo or frs:
wss ts sona sS sssl9sr T 1as
Isiased to hold . minority ss%eus. Su. they
minority had a. right to vote for whom they
BemoeIsts believed i to 30 unseemlS ;or he
that when Ir, Goodsiis arose and Nominated
postIen 10 stand and nnoanee that he nom nom
mated In opposition to Mr.. Alyord the Hon. John
nSS ssd fE dssa.o had sesa
rcs.dsnt ~ ia[ger vote than The hepSo
ssd u Sf. ana sSats 20 IT.
Choate's standing and Integrity.
tho me non.psrtissn sentiments he has
1ssd and Sss sPsss G5 Of
We ssssSp chan. IT. Pfs sSSa S.r ths
believe that h; the ReDaelieans had held a eau
h ss 0r
that that this conventiSn S should cSnesds to the
oyer MT goW.rs and 'f ITS DEMAND P' that t Mr.
Alyord received e7 votes and SIR; Bigslow ".
and the announcement WAS received without
The next name On the RspSSliesn slate to |
be rushed through was that Of William Il. |
Few. II any. OF The Democrats voted on this
ballot. and Mr.. steele. receiving ninetY-nvs |
pSscsn saasas slate na Gs Sasass Fitch
Tor hsser%SfrTy. t asrssft A. briggs for stsnog-
and John, MeElroy for Assistant Sergeant
Arms, and they they we're 9oninatsd and accepted
naeSin. At aas State as wSs ever 40
thorSnghiy well creased as is the one that is
snis simply another
denes OF the DISCRIMINATION Of the Republicans
20 run the Convention and everything, con
Morton. a Republican delegate from the Third
district Of Aings county. presented petitions
seats Of The Ssecnd and Sixth Senate distrists'
The Second district Democrats who have
received certificates Of election are Mirabeau
l. Towns, William u. Cochran. John u. shn-
maker. John d. Meyenborg. and Almet +.
jerks. The Republican contestants are Will |
liam L. Davis, Luther W. Emerson. Henry
y ,B5own George v: Iompkins. and
entitled TO the seats on the ground OF fraud
and irregularty. The Democrats OF the Sixth
district who hold the seats are James W. Riggs |
fooEsn %isa asIsSn Of Is sSsss and d
Iaho1ss v. fitzgerald Of Pert liiehmoad: The
q. kinkeL ChsEles p. Ashley. William Deter
ling, and Charles J. hurth Of Brooklyn. and J.
Lott kostrand OF Bensonhurst
Notice of contest was also fled In tho Thir-
tieth district against two Democrats now sit
ting In the delegation, They are Charles
Beck with and Herman Z. Trappsr OF Buffalo.
The Republicans who contest their seats are
Henry w, Putnam and Thomas A. Sullivan.
1t had been DEVELOPED over night that the
proposed Committee OF Five on Rules WAS alto
Rether too small mum ber and. on Mr.. Roots
proposition. the committee was increased to
seven. and eonsists o. Dit Root OF New York.