The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-25
Which Seethes as 1t Never
Did Before
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION
New York Democrats Meet and Make
Speeches
There Is a Significant Declaration for Sound
Money-The Excise Law Considered.
Adjournment Till Today
Associated Press Special Wire.


the state committee. Perry Belmont, the
temporary chairman, com pared the con-
dlitons this year with those of last. say
ing the political skies were much br light
er this fall. He had compliment for
Senator Hill. saying the swift changes OF
party power in this state encourage us
not to be without hope, Notwithstanding
recent adverse events. On the subject Of
excise he said: 'Preachers and churches,
brewers and SD looms should act together
to formulate, vote for and enforca q rea-
sona5le excise law. Sobrietv is very i'm
portant. but more important than this is
personal freedom for sober men to buy.
eat and drink and do what pleases them
ii it does not infringe ON the rights of
others
cracy has always been for ''sound
money" He said greenbacks drove gold
out. Belmont finished speaking amid
much applause.
On roll call after the clerk had read
the entire Tammany delegation, ex.Sec-
rotary Charles Fairchid said: ~ pre-
sent contest for thirty-five seats, held
by the New York delegation lust read"
no+S sots - Sn,.aa+aa So ~; nn,,..'
1Eronl.ivnI wsr. ,,oood ~, a. ELI 10y
it was resolved, in the event of two or
CARNATIONS failing to unto upon a candi-
Which fosanh n Rnli ia hsJd shoI, ~
ond ha~eh,, 10 dnoarad =, ha ~ la, W
CO.," onon;,ad han,oo.at;o ~ my ae
Kings county.
The convention at 1:3O took recess
till 10 q. m. tomorrow.
Dr Vorto oi Hnffa tn offar.I "I ooaI nn
tion restitution which was 70 fnrred o to thbo
S,On reit,'on' WIZ was ier r w .ne
crat,c stote =" oom,nittea ' +h;s ne n;'
adn,,tod roso,,t;n, rooo,u ras nv
; ncroase IN the staia oopmit.aa ~ t;t a.,
trint ;nstood -, th;rts. fa,n aS 49,. "'S
Nv Vcrr,,s ra.ri';t;nn osl,a w.. sto+,
loa,siotnra T., nos un ~ i,oo nv a ,,
w,th ,ha n,orinsior far innal nr+;ou - ~,
yevenus az which t;censes shall On ~ tho
loca, noor sund ~ thel cit;as ani t. ~ r,e
the stata. Il further asks that the leo.
isla ture amend and mod,fy he S Snu LIZ
Isms e " n ~ ad noany tne sunday
y form that the on fo,camant tberaof vii
not bas onn,ess;ra nov nhnov,nnsta W.,
class of neonIc NJ nd NOT nrovo dsst,no,;rso
10 INV bnsiness in tho stats
Few If the n,acticaI nol;t;c;ors IN tho
CITY will admir- ev.r HAVING saen such a
seeth'ng, pot OF discomfort as that prewed
tween r.cess of the convention and tho
meeting OF the committees. Up to the
hour OF converting 1t was supposed that
the plan OF representation adopted by
the Kings county men was the plan
favored by the leaders and would be
adopted in the case OF the New York
contest. But the men with Tammany
badges were discontinued and the result
was that when the convention adjourned
there was no certainty that there would
be an acceptance OF the plan. At the
head and front OF the revolt against the
plan favored by Senator Hill and ex-
Governor Flower were Senator Murphy.
ex-Police Commissioner Martin, ex-
Speaker Grady. ex-Mayor Gilroy and
eX-Ijeutenant-Gover Sheehan.
Police Commissioner Martin had talk
with Ex-Governor Flower this evening
and some very hot words passed. Flower
was in favor OF harmony at any cost and
Martin was just as sure thai the state
Democracy people should not be treated
with, as they did not regularly come as
contestants. fhe two leaders disagreed
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