Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-09-28
|uINY A WINNER
n the State Democracy
oovn at the Syracuse
convention.
n objected to the Treat re
- and Left the Hall
in a Body.
.,,.,ions Put Through
RAPIDLY and a Platform
Adopted.

..rsr N. Y, Sept. 26.-Tht
.rstic convention has finished II III
@ ! nominating the following offi
Ssrqtary Of state, Horatlo q
! BROOKLYN; comptroller, John b
!, 4 (ilOyersville; state treasurer
nav Of Cobleskill; attorney gen
yoron Chase of Albany; state en-
|. Russell R. Stuart of Syracuse
4 supeals, John D. Teller Of
a. It then adopted the resolu
,pd lis platform of principles.
;bip two hours after the close Of
suvention the town was deserted
s4delegates. There has been abso
Of enthusiasm, for up-country
utes are angry that an understand
a not arrived at with the State
ucacy people, and Tammany
e1utant at the State Democracy
is still quite disgruntled at the
m declaration ON excise.
The Slate Broken.
ust any political gathering die
sh depend on the admission oi
aing delegations, and never wert
20 rudely broken as when the
Democracy refused to enter the
Iputon. The ticket had beer
b upon in part as: Augustu:
n Of Erie for comptroller, DAME
6n Of Watertown for attorney gen
Norton Chase of Albany for sec
b Of state, and J. b. Judson Of
ha for treasurer.
o'clock, one hour before the
set for the meeting of the con
h@, tho slate was unchanged anC
PLATFORM very little changed. Hall
w later Daniel Griffin, who had q
held Tor attorney general, had de
to run, and Augustus Scheu
yS slated for comptroller, with
chance in his favor, had declined
nT his name to be used. JudsoI
fanaerred to the comptrollership
Dow Of Schoharie was
Slated for State Treasurer
Norton Chase was put on the slate
luney general although he ha6
been mentioned for the office
pauurm, too, had been cut until il
kcomea much abbreviated mes
view declarations and many semi
The nominations were rapidly
lpugn by the convention and with
sA enthusiasm. The results de
assis al because of the with
= q The delegates of the Stat,
nney.
"us reasons We're given for thu
Cnanges in the slate. Mr.
VINO had been turned down il
4puollership fight, was very
ne SAID that the personal EN-
sSae of the leaders was the cause
~ q MS stated that the reason
s .a' herbert Bissell refused t,
\. ,x nm and Mr.. Scheu would no
@sa the nomination was made b,
'sand adherent. ' y
Cause of the Boltinp.
invention was slow in meetins
,,.s ~ ~ il2O when the gavel of th,
IN - lsu and the report of the ere
~ Onnittee called for. Th,
! ash' hsney contest was settled with
'e When the contest be
~ aay and the State Democ
sss.sa ~ reached, however, the resul
ssaIDa en- The committee reported
n nllOn .ll adopted at it's mornin,
\ ns a0s.ng s.I9 State Democracy del
,ssrs sus.nith ,, of a vote each. an,
|Ad E;a was trouble. Delegate Pat
h pvsi Alass county offered a substi
asi S1 bsIs /, the State Democracy wa.
n y ll Misrepresentation of Tam
d h. made a brief speech in sup
Va =. substitute and when tb,
aai i. slsn it was rejected. TIL, n,
(t9 ny ~ credentials \ committee wa,
", NJ ~ The the State Democracy SsyV dele ge
sgsr n - nal in a body. This epi
y acclanation. 'A'' was nom
The Platform.
sar lOrm urna, adopted lays down th,
sstisspl y public expense; home honesty roia !,
dal laaqs. qual and honest enforce
Ghsty, y, equal taxation; indi
ahciyill aonest aea elections; homes
ssn; bsDe9'I. D q !; agriculture; 9 improved
'4saa'al aud needed leglsla