New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

here were In tteir swadd.ing clothes. There Is not
a village in Oneida County In which nave not
1 came here today with delegates who are beyond
m cshdaas Or RSf to
to my regret that some OF my b an who could
aed o be eway f5aa ae enaaon The
in Oneida County is going to determine wnehsr tne
Gre Sas Dl the rns Sen are such
as that wheh has Ossn nsaa maes coa The 5
despcable and abhorrent means knSwn nave ,c.s Dse
SsSe ss By Seen heis held and to
There has not been single momsa bsS saee ,he
Ss ws Gsa sss attack SSn
hyandhy appeal to the peGpSs apSorsS Sr for he Rpub
ican a ',i party stand here to protest agans; this
It Tni y BECAUSE sss 'sssSl ystsd @ Ros
ntersst Of 900 poiicemen who would have been ex
posed summary removal i ma nad Ss neope and
afemed ihs that snloss NeYork
There was express contract tnat these ne poeega a
PgR IS, voted sS for tos every try
Police REORGANIZATION bill to be driven out Of
p!NSS Now. / have no. spoken anything in malice | re,
member that when the people were assembled on
the field OF Runnyu;ede In Engand me h noUes cr'sd
under ons Mak SDhn %aS for the MOBILES the peope
resisted the nob!es and resisted successfully crying
Oa Make way ryns nor to nd dOmate Oneida County poll
ics ..Mal<e way the people, ana 10 the peop.e
I shall appeal Appause)
COGGEsHALL's MEN BOLT.
Senator Coggeshall then abruptly left the hail.
tIa had hardly done so when Charles c. Irish
the reading clerk said: Gentlemen. withdraw
tho name of James B. Patton as a candidate for
Senator He will loyalty support whoever you
nominate here for Senator to-day" This was
falt m he a challenge to John P. Jones, the
Coggeshall leader
"Nr Chairman" he shouted II hereby give
notice that shall withdraw from the convention
and ask every delegate who believes in fair play
to join with me in the nomination OF henry D.
Coggeshall for Senator .,v
then walked out Of the convention hall. Inere
were twenty eight delegates in all VINO i snuo
boited the convention. Three Coggesnaii aeie-
gates remained and cast their ballots FOR MIN;
A roIIcall showed that Mr.. Weaver had the
support of sixty-three delegates and Coggeshaii
only three. Mr.. Weaver was then 1ormahy oS
clared the candidate of the convention ne oal.e
before the convention aud thanked its members
heartily for the honor conferred upon MIN, anu
said that he hoped that he would SO conouct
bin,sef in Albany as to be an honor to the Dis
trict and loyal servant of the people The con-
vention then went ahead and made other county
nominations . MI, r,,,,,a
correspondent that he thought the republican
state ticket would not suffer through Cogges.
halls bolt. whatever effect it might have IN tne m
confident that he will be elected
CoGGEsHALLs CONVENTION.
After the Coggeshall delegates left the conven-
no, hall their men went to the Armstrong han
and there organized another convention. Charles
{ Horshurr Of the Tenth Ward Of Utica, called
the convention to order and named j. b. jones'
If the Eleventh Ward Of Utica, as chairman.
Jones. on taking the chair. used monkey
wrench as a gave and ma lie the remark tnat II
signifed that there would be no monkeylng sen,
ator Coggeshall was called t. the platform ana
ne addressed the convention. He SAID:
The presence Of so many rsRresensa'So R nsa o Oneida
County believe fair play and honesty y:r T1 ues ae
people of this county owe and have gwen hu have
enaeayoreS to serve one and all n this great
county II is because have been liberal liberal IN down my
II seems that am to be drummed out Of politics
Of being sSae in has SUFFERED
hands and II the people will stand by ana see lar iar
play, I have no doubt OF my V"'''a''0" ." e'e0
S Gentlemen the LEGISLATURE ana next no year ans
semPsp spd hasS a wantn aha 'f stood BY 1900
in n' their ' time OF need when they were In danger
oi Stood SSs asd will ever stand wish thank you
again for the honor you have cohterred ana wi
W" The Object meeting to organize the hs. nde s
pendent Republican party ,r Inc p'a'ior" S"a' Nc
| broad enough to take all IN
While the lamp holds out to burn
vest sinner may return
The statute requires the signatures OF 800 voters voters
Rlanks viii be distributed and petition. on which,
! n Won nut my name, shall De happy 10 De Cali
| ddate.
THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS"
motion was carried that the meeting be re-
| solved into the Independent Republican party OF
Oneida County. A committee Of three on organ
| ization was appointed on motion Of w. b. Will
! Jams of Rome. 4 petition was read by Il. Mar
shall Payev for the voter TO sign, indorsing Sena-
! for Coggeshal as the candidate OF the lndepend-
| ent Republican party. The chairman appoiiteu
the following Committee on Resolutions: w. ID.
| Williams Rome: c. s. Horsburg Utica; Robert
| Jamison Whitestown; Charles b. Thompson,
| Holland Patent and Philip smith Taberg Chair-
| man Jones recommended tnat committee Oh
| orpanIzation from each town be appointed, whlcn
| could meet at any time and perfect the organiZa-
| ton The motion that the Committee on Orgahi'
zation should consist of three members was re-
! considered and on motlon OF r. a. Ma''e'eo' '"o
number made ten.
| William : Cuilfoil of Rome. moved the formal
domination OF Henry j. Coggeshal for Senator
which motion was carried with cheers. Chair-
| man Jones said that great care shouiu pe eAer
| c,eod In rho seection of the Committee on Or
ganiZation that good men snOuld De optaiheu
who would not lie down In the harness. re
recommended that every one present concern
himself with this matter and send MS selectlons
| IN tho chair The convention then adjourned
pursuant TO the call Of the chair
The Coggeshall men intend to create another
Republican County committee III OHeiua Nouh'y
to conduct his campaign .
The regular convention made the following
| nominations besides that or senator: Dlstrict
Attorney George s. Klock, Rome; coroner
| Charles G.. Ward Utica; Speciai county Juuse
| r. C. Briggs, Rome.
WHO STGyED THE NORMAN BROOKS WILL