New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

had not prepared one. tut the extemporaheoaS
one he made was one of The best he has ever oe-
livered in his life He powerfully attacked Dry
an and Sewal! and such democrats OF THIS o'a'e
as think the Democratic State Coh'eh''o" oA
New York ought to in1orse the chicago '''Ne"
Mr.. Fairchild spoke as follows
This convention represents and Is the regudar Hs
cratic organization IN this STATE. nAppn,si one of
the parties In church suit when nVoyeu .e ',h h
some Of the pToPeb % KY peope a Te' who attended
that church were one side but mat me n.hoimy ,
in that church adhered 70 the e. a me minority
that sustained the doctrine. (Appausel 80, gs.i gaitv
men, "a, saIn our claim that to us belongs the Demo,
cratic party One word further as 10 ,nassnte3 ,nas TO
nsTfv in quite the form 1t is now. Think OF the sltu
lion hai those who control 1ne p sepember 6 do
not believe II the doctrines laid down oy "e
"3i Gentlsmrn' have not said harsh word o me e
great bulk of the Democratic party nor ncere hui
POpus,c car,y bSS SSeys are erS iney and profoundly
aiSo msone VI, ar, their sacrificing friends or
nave myseif often said myself Why trouble snd
self about this? You can take carr "a soe about me
here can take care of themselves But Know nn una.
the great bnlk OF the people OF ne nuld he coward
iUt d craven and false TO my citizenship dd n no,
rise up and prevent disas'ers di feit as did Mr.
spraker Of Paane Bridge You rememoedd nf aer e'
church. spending about so.y~ upoh ,hs congregation
d was PPM bm i n9in be would not give them small sum IN
addition IN ch,,rrb Trurr " lie refused saying f God A.
% roa oi, wants n .dunner" His own cnurch do"n. 10.
is h 90 % H. regard TO- tbs question But It IL not rgaI
We should do what we can LOT our T. body Of pa arioc
nn me- and for that you are going 10 se"u
a delega ton to Indianapolis. .,,, >-ox,-
No TIME FOR SILENCE NOW.
., for us TO remain silent in this
1T, D., ,,,o owe a duty as good citizens 10 ehoeaF
or "a avert the calamity that wou'u o'. t,
land II these perncious doctrines pIe'dn "''a
chief eyponent should be elected 10 the
That is why are here .APP'abbse0 aus democracy in
seek TO un Relieve CApplause cannot heip iee,
ing that the present condition o, Rnnubican party
dur ns NO the last generation. have seen II @ ny bv
ing the Democratic party more 1tI II returns now to
sje e is authors But. alas. 1t returns 10 IN, ~ h
en- us and whole country aIemted as William e.
R~esell to guard the Ark Of the covenant @ ep
plause Other days will come ana Igbs Wet these false
Pins after which they are chasing now & III iii iii
parties have turned TO- Dead hddS sea Of men that have
preserved the Democratic faith IN '"''
'Appiaese ereved to see that when Mr. Bryan was
,,rodmced Wi TO the people o: this city the name Vi
Uoratio Seymour was coupled WIN rer' ,rSe Of this
tiom @ ,h,s am morning published Governor Seymour
letter to the Legislature during the va wa hen gold
the payment oi ne It is only just the name Of
Horafio Seymour that this extrac. sh~nr non great
work and TO render TO the country srea' S rnen
Npplause) l am glad TO see tnis ,, uvus ssnnrecate
ITO .hoi gra,i'v and importance Of your mission an,
sure that grateful country Will IN iie n,iors
you, an" fnr me work you are inaugurating here.
Applause)
Mr. Fairchild was listened to carefully and MS
nonts against the Popo.rats were hearuiy DIP
plauded.
ELECTORS AND DELEGATES NAMED.
1rnon motion of ex-Congressman Charles Ira
cev of Albany the important action vas 'aNei,
~ nominating Robert earl. of Herkimcr. and
oswald Ottendorfer. Of New-York. for Presiden-
tial electors atlarge.
The names of the four delegates -at-large ana
of the sixty y-eght district delegates to the Na-
tional Democratic Convention at Indianapolis
uere then announced. The delegates are IS fol-
lows:
1eNs p At Fo"sr Francis NJ Scott New-for
ss,s AoapE Gsss' Gs5ss sSs' SsP
- iyn: ,,aree Watkins. Charles j. Bssell. Rochester
District paltcE 1flssaj's j. Gleason. 1ssrauw
1!estse HeSs5: +. :. FesSsdy FsllSESau 4 + Hsay'
Horato C. King -, n. a. 'e~ t.-nsn
W;,;m Y; e, BgT'1n. G Eedacld. Il. 4 i'i = Bennett
Charles T. Hosgland j. ,{bDpamu y. bope,
r ~ Jacob >. Van Nyck. nohns,ainh'
charles 5f'a% e Jerome Edwards. 7. II. McGTath,
lanes Isrry icnant' =; H,a,to" " T. McFadd-n
HowaId H. Boyne. ianh Llsintns 3 i McNshon MAJ
@SoaS5e TnSpny iwence SSTe &c ? r' Mns%y snS
o......W william II rIkas Kasp Henry H. Sherman.
70 John Dewlii Warner, John Je'qoman' q pant.
II William F. Grote. Leopold M9rcn3wn@' Nor how'll
- lanes Byrne Martin =. Mciiale.
EdMsrd Go.ao w,an : ksuiman 131enn. r. u W. HoeScr
13'..."' FSward FiSGVsard Ei3" Mccuc Joseph speyer.
l4....'.6s sen 6semr & s. FtrSms s,rs%s l. fefrare.
eGaTls' smas sISrn r. Miller 5din 5ank 4 @snebery
% n Wainrght Bea u. Eisler,
10 Edward II. Hin. Abram Hit lain
17.. II ebert a Van meInnsn" Buren. Russel Headey
ls.... IrsnS arSc 1,'TT1u y Pel,on. Eebert Butler
% CHARLES D. Haines J. V. Phillips.
John John. MSDoraiS W naian. Tilo' Rmas%i M Johnson.
Ilsnry a. " !eISGs% Pase' e. d,m,. r s Hanahan
-l''''''' esIie p clarke John W. swanson
22-.."ss v y wsSeman. GsseT II. ~ v Il Tiiford.
2a...I ,sa G. B.aFdy; conway. IL Henry T Smith Smith.
24.... Henry Purcell; H. g. Gtinln. r,
-, Ja%s' "a &C. merrts i; l1iT'' /. Il smyths. h'
90 1icorre C. sqlaef Bsr.ow. low; lewis g Raymond
John l.. Morris Mr. Randall,
27.....-. WiIian'M ~ MeacSam' e ham, William X West.
2s'''"" IGSmss Then, Alcn! M o'''''' =. T. ogden.
90 William r.. Leningvell Hugh &. Hoyt ,
George b. Bradley. Robert IL Cauneln
m Wf.,!am r. toonbs, Thomas u. rfhflihs'
'''''''' Henry Yonge. 7. V. Phillips
Of charles Roe. !. Snyihe.
'i''''' nevlia " Selye. NJ Gus Hirsch1ed.
20 ... John T. Ransom,
Howard II. Hutchinson
"a ..... Henry A. Richmond,
| Henry WE'LL
"a ...... Hudson Ansley Charles t'inson.
W Frederick A. Fuler.jf. Charles :. Cary
The platform was then adopted
TO MEET AGAIN IN BROOKLYN.
Tho following resolution offered by Edward
NJ Shepard, of Brooklyn, was after debate
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That this convention. when IL adiourns
| adjourn to meet I'm the city Of Brooklyn at
| o'clock r. m Thursday. the 18th day of Sep
tember next or such other day. not later than the
goth day OF September, the State Committee may
! appoint TO nominate the remainder OF the Presi
oaicere and IN transact such other business a.