Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

! p, u,ero choore5 When Monroe was call
! eI George Rainos. q leader Of one OF The
| factions. arose and said that as the con-
! ventior Mit given crch o. the eiGai'"n
QfIerAtes Of each faction hali vote
apiece. he wac instructed to cast all the
half ballots for Senator nll. he added,
amid laughter and cheers. and II Is too
late for him 10 tcacn us new meaning
for 4 am a Democrat" When the roll
| call was ended Secretary De Freest an
uouncod. in his most Iondrrous tones:
"'rh- ballot shows that as} votes have been
| cast and all were for David y. HiiL
For the second time I declare him nomi-
mated unanimously
That settled it. Pan1emonium broke
| loose. Delegates climbed over tables and
| chairs and upon the platform. They con-
GRADUATED the presiding onccv, ana
would hardly refrain when he pounded
with his glv,l for order.
In the huhbuh one delegate moved a
recess for an hour.
There are no lights IN the hall. ana
We must. therefore finish Our work be-
fore dark" sail Mayor Gilroy
4 motion was made ana carried To
proceed with nominations for Lieutenant-
Governor.
LECTENANT-GOVERNoRSiilP.
The present occupant of the Office of
Ltuten1nt-G0yern0r caught the chalI-
mans eve. and was chcrred when the
delegates recognized him. Mr. Sheeh'h
I said: ] rise to present the name or
man for Iieutcnlnt-Gov a man
whom You all know, man If character
ii man Of purpose. and man who never
fails to get the support OF all good Dem
ocr4ts. lie Is a man whose integrity IS
never questioned. an1 whose ability IS
RECOGNIZED on all sides. Gentlemen, l
present the name Of Daniel y. Lock-
wood. Of Erie" (Cheerc)
40 other nominations for Lieutenant
: Governor were made, ana Charles Daw-
SON. Of Steubon. seconded the nomin2-
ton Of Congressman Lockwood. Mr..
Sh,chan. by unanimous consent moved
that Lockwood be nominated by accI1-
nation. This was done with hurrah'
THE JUDGEsH1P.
Nominations for Associate Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals were then IN orler'
and James -. Ecn. leader Of the Kings
/ county Democracy. took the PLATFORM
and said. "On behalf Of the ifty-four
delegates from Kings county, | come here
/ 10 demand q sacrifice OF one of KINGS
| county's sons. and as this is q day or
sacrifices ] hope and trust that as your
! chairman has sacrificed himself. our as
! tmguished Judge Will sacrifice himself.
ana become our candidate Tor Judge OF
| the COur, Of Appeals / name man
whose strength integrity, ana courage
| have been demonstrated and III present.
| ing th. name of William j. Gaynor'
| cheers. II give you a name that VIII
add strength 90 the ticket. with Hill.
| Lockwood. and GaYnor you viii have a
! ticket which cannot be beaten on the
! 9Th Of November"
| Mr.. Een moved that judge Gaynor be
| nominated by acciamaton. This was done
with "a shout. and the delegates. having
! completed their ticket, began to leave the
| hall.
Senator Hnl called them TO order ana
requested them t. remain and finish the
work Of the convention
! Ex-senator Grady. Of New York. moved
! that the chair appoint II committee OF
FIVE to inform the candidates OF ther
nomination This produced laugh. III
which the Chairman joined. The motion
was carried.
| senator Murphy moved that the state
! committee be authorized 10 hll vacancies
| ON the state ticket. and In the State
| Committee 1t was adopted.
| After transacting some other business
| touching state matters only, on motion
| OF Mayor Gilroy. the convention, at 3:'o
o'clock. adjourned sine die.
IIAIt OlNM.
The platform says: "The Democratic
| rartv OF New York cOngraiulates the peo.
! he OF the state upon the restoration OF
| busina ss confidence and the Improvement
! az industrial conditions which are toiloW-
| ing the repeal by Democratic CongresSs
| az the panic- bringing laws OF its kepuDi-
| Can nredecessors-to UnsOund hnan,
! ciai legislation. driving out our gold anu
| thrcateDing single silver standard
worse than war taTin unnecessarily aur-
| ING 10 the cost OF living; diminishing
| Federal revenues and over-stimulatlns
| favored Industries al the general ehpensv,
and profigate expenditures converting an
/ assured Treasury surplus into an niarihlhS
| dencit These were the ill-concelVed anu
| Inflated products Of Republican pattisahhs an
! shin which brought the country 10 the
| verge OF financial and Industrial rum,
which wiped out private fortunes. reduced e, ,,,eu
| Incomes. turned tens OF thousands OF men
ou, or work, closed factories, desiroyed
business brought thousands o. ol aesr, ,d Ti,,e ins
iilcted general distress upon the American me saxi
| people. The complete transfer OF tne soN sN,
| srnment to the Democratic party was Ioo
' isiA IN svsrt thass t@rrihis audls' II eon'o