New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

against Judge Haght the Republican candidate
John d. Teller OF Auburn, also is candidate Tor
Judge OF tie Court of Appeals. Norton Chase,
of Albany. had boom for Controller.
THE PROBABLE CANDIDATES.
The Democratic State ticket. from to-nght's
tokens will have on II the following names, al
though II may be changed tomorrow:
For Secretary OF State-Horatio {. King, OF
For State Controller-Norton Chase. of Albany.
For Attorney -General-Danieltd' Griffin' OF
For state Treasurer-John b. Judson. Of Glov-
ersve.
For state Engneer-George Clinton Ward, Of
Boonvlle.
For Judge of the Court OF Appeals Alton B..
Parker of Kingston. 49,
This would not be strong ticket. Possibly
Theodore W. Myers of New-York. will be nomi-
mated for Controller TO console Tammany Hall.
1t may happen, also. that John ID. Teller OF Au-
burn, will be nominated for Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals.
ONE-FIFTH FOR THE GRACE MEN.
At midnight the Committee on Credentials re-
yealed that 1t was controlled by Senator Murphy
and was against Senator Hill by voting to grant
to the State Democracy only one-hfth repre-
sentation in the convention This would leave
Tammany Hall with eighty-four delegates; Inc
State Democracy wanted one-third or the delesa-
tion or thrtyfve delegates senator mn Was III, ~,
the Committee on Credentials. and witnessed ms
own defeat. The State Democracy leauers were
angry when they heard Of the decisioh OF 'ie
committee and vowed that they would appeal 10
the convention for a larger representation REQ
pie are curious to know II Senator Hill VIII go hto
the convention tomorrow and lead the nght 10
obtain a larger representation for the state De
mocracy.
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR PLANK.
The Committee on Resolutions was in session
from o'clock until midnight wrangling over
the Sunday liquor plank. Herman Rdder, OF the
"Staats Zeitung." presented plank when was
acceptable to the city delegates, but unaccepta-
bic so far as it's language was concerned to the
rural delegates. The plank read as follows:
The Democratic party being as it ever has IS, esen ser
day. Especially in abstainng on that day from all
save necessary labor and avocatons, ana yet l.iu
of worship and comfort and recreatons according
10 his own conscience and WISHES as iaI al Ssi sJ,
~ ~ others we promise to propose and endeavor
to obtain from the coming Legislature IN" m,ex ,s
nv nonnar vote whether the sale of food. beverages
and other necessaries shall be permitted on a., uhe
manner 40 restricted as not to interfere with re-
gious observance to be specified by statute.
The rural delegates once rejected this plank
In favor Of the Sunday sale OF liquor put the
city members again introduced 1t ana presseu
IT, The rural delegates did not OBJECT 10 the
Sunday sale of liquor, but wanted this ex-
preston of the party TO be somewhat ulseuiseu
in order 10 be accepted in their communities
A substitute plank was offered py the CITY
delegates. 1t read as follows:
Resolved That every city may by majority
vote of it's inhabitants determine whether or nol
an individual may procure therein such peverases
food conyeniences and comforts within such hours
as may be fixed by statute
The Committee on Resolutions at midnight III
despair of reaching an agreement on the SUNDAY
louor plank. appointed a subcommittee con-
sisting of Daniel ~ Lockwood, William Suizer
Roswell p Flower. Wauhope Lynn and EDWARD
NJ Shepard to draw up plank on the liquor ques-
ton to be submitted to the whole committee at
0 o. clock tomorrow morning. The subcommittee
will labor on this plank until the small hours
of the morning. Even then it will not be certain
that its work will be approved. since IT must
pass the scrutiny and critical examination OF the
majority OF the committee
The Committee on Credentials also conferred
on Tammany Hall tonight the authority to use
the PARTY emblem. This action and the reduction
of the number of delegates they demanded great
ly enraged the State Democracy leaders. Ihey
urged Senator Hill to make fight for them In
the convention tomorrow.