New-York tribune., 1896-08-26

port OF the Committee Resolutions Lemuel f.
Quigg. of New-York. read the report which Will be
found in another column.
NOMINATIONS IN ORDER.
The platform was adopted without opposition. The
Chair at p. declared the nomination of candi-
dates for Governor in order. Senator Coggeshal. OF
Oneida. moved the call of counties for nominations
Myer Nussbaum took the platform when Albany
called and presented the name OF General John
Palmer. Secretary of State
J. Sloat Fassett. of ChemunG presented the name
OF Colonel Archie f. Baxter He was warmly
cause on the stump and in all places where Repuo-
hcansm to be advanced
J. Ryder Cady. of Hudson. placed in nomination
Representative Frank S Black. of Rensselaer,. He
spoke briefly. and told OF the good record Of his
candidate Mr.. Blacks name the first one Of
those prcsented which was greeted with hearty an
plause. Judge Cady told Of Blacks career first as
a newspaper man. later as lawyer. who achieved
fame counsel Of the Citizens Committee which
Of Mr. Blacks record in Congress- and urged his
nomination as one that would b-ing renown upon
Nahaniei " norton of Eric p1gsentf% n% the the
Mr.. Roberts had made an honorable record in the
Office Of Controller
Livingston was called and made a rafting speec9
presenting the name of James ". Wadsworth OF
people of the United States that the National
ticket be strengthened by the selection OF the
said that he presented the name OF man whose %
fsther 20 sacred his e for for MS eSnT m serynd yn
i'm the Union Army. He spoke of Mr.. Wadsworths
Controller and Congressman and de-
clared that he would agonze no faction. and his
nomination would be ratified by the people IN NO
vcmber
GALLERIES FULL OF ALDRIDGE MEN.
When Monroe was called there tumultuous
cheering for George ". Adridge and William A
Sutherland took the platform to present the name
of the State Superintendent Of Public Works Mr..
Sutherland began by stating the claims OF Monroe
upon the Republican party. He said that the citi-
2 Rng hos -fsv "a
George ". Aldridge for Governor. Then the gal
leries broke loose. and demonstration FOR Al
bridge made. Queens County delegates SloQu
in their places and cheered. Monroe also confirm
uted but most Of the noise came from the galleries
The Adridge demonstraion lasted ten minutes;
When order was restored Mr. sutherland resuingd
and reviewed the record of MI Aldridge puphc
life He said that OF all the millions 4i doi'aaS & oi
public money that have passed through ms 2 nahns. ,
not one cent has become entangled about his
eothes Gheers % see5gd almost M v'' saG that two
years in the searchlight Of hostile criticism had re-
f'T Of the N men M employed by George W Adrdge
Republicans. He said that the analrs OF me & o,aIe i
neopIe aS a second demonsiration for Aidrdge broke
loose when Mr.. Sutherland finished Tanners were
paraded in the aisles and cheers and shouting were
John E. Pound. Of Niagara. placed in nomination
Timothy f. Ellsworth, president pro TEN. OF me
State Senate. He spoke of the war record OF his
candidate. and Of his services for the party and
State in recent years IL, .nuo u.o.
handclapRing for. Hamilton Fish jr and and judge
! William Wood Of Putnam came 70 the front. iie
said that Mr. Fish had endeared himself to the Re
pubcans Of the State by his services in the Offices
he has held He euogized the record Of his candi-
date in the Assembly and told of the work Speaker
Fish did for the Ranes Liquor Tax hlll ana the t
Greater New-YOrk measure. AS a rccoWpehSe LOT
The services which Mr. Fish had rendered, Judge
Wood urged that The Convention SAX ell oone'
good and faithful servant. so up higher; o,
When Saratoga County was reached GeneraI
George 5. Batchelder took the PLATFORM ne ue-
voted most Of his time 10 denuncauOn or the leul-
ocratic party. and wound up with gloTIi11g TRIP
ute 10 Saratoga's candidate. Senator Edgar j.
Bracket. The galleries cheered MI BTackelt -.
When Tloga was called wave Of applause swept
over the Convention. and there were shouts for Mr.
Platt. but no response
GENUINE ENTHUSIASM FOR sAXTON.
Arson s Wood. ex-Deputy Secretary Of State
was the next speaker. He presented the name Of
Lieutenant Governor Charles T. SaXton. and from
his first appearance there was handclappng. MT
Wood said It is good TO be Republican when the
Republican party stands for all that is grand In the
past all that is promising in the present and all
that is hopeful in the future he sald that ~ Wayne
sent fitting and proper candldate lOr tne isePuD
lican party He spoke Of the record Of Mr.. SaXt0n
as LeutenantG Governor and in the Leglsature. W., iS
said that in ten years of service his candidate had
Won his way into the hearts of the people. lie
lauded the conduct of the l.eutenant,Ciovernor in
every office he has been chosen to fill a noisy
demonstration followed the naming Of Saxton. Tin
horns played prominent part in the hubbub. Inc
Ssxton demonstration was more hearty. and was
participated in by more delegates than that given
TO Aldridge
RESULT OF THE FIRST BALLOT
Al e.o5 O'Clock the Chair declared the nominations
closed. and the first ballot candidates for Gov
ernor was ordered. The resulted as follows
Aldridge 224. Fish III: Nadsworth, %; Black, 56
Palmer 80; Baxter 59 Saxton y: Roberts, 90 Brack-
eft 93. Ellsworth l2: Fassett p; total vote, l0'
The counties voted as follows:
.Iha,y-palrner. %. ter. q Roberts 2; Els