Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

STATE CONVENTION,

syracuse, NJ v. Sept. %, Tho atroels
OF this city, the corridors uf hotolh
and evury place whore politicians can
gather have been turned int meeting
places for Democratic State mnkurH ana
hrcukeit, and no glu,lcd 10 every ave-
nue. In the hotela where the leaders
stay mat II in dldieult 10 move about
Every train since noon has brought In
~ quota vt the untcrrined II Ia oetl-
mnlcd that at least third more people
are here than were az Saratoga AT tho
Republican convention, ana SIM Mora
VIII come tonight aud tomorrow To-
nlght procudcnt has been thrown to tho
Wlnda, ana thu slate that THIS morning
VIVA IN fairly good ahnpe IL almost lnat
alrht OF behind tho swarm OF now can.
dldnteH only officers HAT seem 10 be-
out OF dispute are secretary of state
ana attorney konornl The comptroller
hhip noema a. b. tile main bona ~
contention, ana since . o'clock ihure
have been developed ave now cnndl-
dates
The probability therefore IN that the
slate win not be- acleoiod before to-
morrow night. ana that even then Soy
oral candidates will be l,fi To nEhi over
lhu places lntorrAt naturally cuntefn
IA the platform. Tho nrHl proportion
submitted tonight, ana which win bn
introduced IN the convention, WRA q
plank fnyoflng utntu canal Improve
meutH. aud declaring that the "Demn.
cratic marty 0f the state NJ Now York
stands unalterably opposed To NJ.
called snip canal prnlort between tho
great Inland lakes and tho tide WRlera
OF the Hudson river, AZ well 40 against
Federal AID Toward improving our ca
nhlH, OF national Interference with the
canal hynlom owned ana operated BY
the state"
Tho remainder of the platform, nr.
elusive of Tie csOlne uuNutiuu. VIII
declare That tho return 10 prosperity
IN the country IN due To proper ndmin-
AirNtipn Ut the national hffnha nv
pemncrala and pr0lrHtlnR against any
larln iinkrflnHl declaring against the
ir-onuctmnht Of any laws similar 10
the fhermhn silver law 1nmoudnH
tho administration ~ President royo.
land, pointing out The Immense eNnnnsa
incurred by Hor-onllrd inyeHllg tlnp oom
mltierH and aaddllng OF probable adj
nlilonhl lnkoa upon The people " ifo
state 10y The Ropubllcana nukt var,
ufitlelnr ~ partisan legislation In
dulHcd IN by the Republicans aud the
fhiluro TO work the reforms promised.
II wAn y O'Clock tonight before Hnnn-
tor lilll, Nc Hhrppin ANA MI illnldby
oolud break away from The crowd that
surrounded them ana 10 10 the meet
inR Of The state committee The cnm-
millee adopted u resolution that tho
liell deleRhleh from Kings county he
given iwn-thldfa " the vote ana tho
shepard faction Unolhlrd rhu CONE
nliieo selected Hon Perry ilelmont To
he mo temporary chairman OF tbs con.
Ventiun,
Tho convention win be cnlled 10 order
der az noon tomorrow AT tho Atha uhfin
RINK ana then Mr. Belmont viii deliver
hin address After tho roll cali NJ nm
lHhrd ana roui"NtR noted, the chairman
viii appoint committees an erna.
nrni organization credentials and res
ulutlpna, A recess VIII then be taken
until "wednesday ~ 10 O'clock, when
the work u the committees viii DO IN.
lHhfd. untll Wednesday tho hEht oi
candidates VIII be continued