New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

surround him the opportunities upon , wnen ne ne
rises higher planes CApp.a1se e now ,,'uS Win a
| situa,ion which requires the Democratic party 70
array Itself In its strongest armor ana 10 throrb
| the crisis which confronts K. The battle ior ,he
commercial and industrial ernancipaton or IN me PEI. E
not yet achieved Upon the results Oh ~ us s in
depend the future Of Democracy IN NM, wa,cn nat -
the risk of failure 10 man who has .ed Us 90 81 pt
presiding officer has led ua w a5" Of his us e1dershp
Oheers) BY all the tee that nave & nc,;e nis dy 70
| his country | demand that he lead US, ana no"
! name him for Governor. 49,, .,so
| senator Hill strove IN vain t. check the noise %
Mr. Cochran formally put the motion that M
| he nominated for Governor BY acclamatlon J..
| was carried with thunderous chorus OF ayes
OFFERING THE CROWN TO CAESAR
| Turning TO the Senator Mr.. Cochran shouted
"In the name Of the Democratic party nomi-
nate you for Governor.
The cheering went on for time, and the cnair-
man. giving no indication Of any cnahee III "'S
expressed determination not to be the candidate
Of his party directed the secretary TO continue
the rolcall.
Police Commissioner James J. Martin suggested
that as the nomination Of candidate Tor nJv-
crnor had been effected, IL was lHie " H"''e '"0
for Lieutenant Governor ~ -.
In the mean time Senator William Brown VINO
had gained the Platform. made speech uis1Hs
ton -, ,...,,o,
General Mcmahon moved that the nomina'io"
be made unanimous. ,,
81 have had some little experience with par
Iia mentary law" said Mr.. Hill dryly. and
know that unanimous consent is not suilclehl
TO dispense with the rollcaIL
Mr. De Freest had left the platform 10 confer
with Senator Murphy. and MI HiH looked IN
vain for him "If the clerk is not here we shau
GET another one" he said. and just hen he miss
ing official reappeared.
FAILING IN LINE FOR HILL.
The call Of the roll was resumed. The delegates
y, onordaea Orange. Oswego. Queens. Rockland,
(, Lawrence. Saratoga Sullivan. Wayne and
Westchester seconded the nomination of Mr.
Hill Mr. Hit. for the Albany delegates. said
that he was for Hill If Hill was willing to be
nominated.
Senator Jacob 4. Cantor offered resolution
that Senator Hill be nominated by acclamaton;
Mr. De Freest put the motion, ~hich was VI
course. carried. .
The disorder was continuous. Bourke Cochran
got on his chair and threw his nat IN inc ar ana
other delegate hOwlei and shrieked. The TWO
bands playing different tunes AZ the same Tune,
strove TO drown the noise and when they nah re-
tired the chairman managed to say; .
Under the rules OF the assembly we must cah
the roll OF delegates
He said nothing further about declining to run
for Governor again.
Mayor Ciilroy took the platform and compare
tive silence was restored for time. The Mayor
said There Is no question in my MIND tnat II
,hc decision OF the convention were conveyed 10
our chairman in a deliberate and proper manner
he would obey it's command"
Senator Hill had seemed calm and collected all
the time but now a slight flush had come To
his checks. Mr. De Freest called the roll of the
counties Every vote but one was cast Tor Hill
That was his own.
HE CONSENTS TO TAKE IT.
In the course Of the roIcall Senator Murphy |
went up 10 50 through the form Of urging MS
colleague to bow his will Il that OF the conVen-
ton Hill beckoned to de Lancey Nicol. who |
came up 20 add his entrcates to those OF the |
others "If you don't accept this convention |
cannot nominate any one else that's all there Is
10 H." said Mr.. NcOll to him emphaticaily. ana |
the Senator ceased vowing that he would never |
consent and conss nted. The results OF the vote |
was announced at 3:2j o'clock as the unanimous |
nomination OF David b. I'M.
LOCKWOOD AND GAYNOR NOMINATED. |
Then came more cheers. senator Guy wanted |
an adjournment but was Overrulcd. ana In nVe |
minutes the rest Of the ticket had been named |
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan sprang up ana