The sun., 1896-09-20
THIRD STATE TICKET SURE.
PROGRAMME THE S0UND-MoNEK
DEMOCRA7IC CONTENTION.


Talk In the State committee About Candle
dntes-Sound Money TO Be Upheld In
ConErrss and Assembly Districts-Cnr-
i,.,. Can't tpenk mt th. Palmer Meeting.
....
inc sounu-money democrats VI s.io '.aVo I,t p'o-
poso TO mako thinKs mum NJ 'lie'r ''a'o ,
tion IN tue brookSh Ae"ueu'y VI hu',o w
thursday. Ihis Convention wi'i houi'h"'o
souho-money cahu'ua'ee 10, uo'o,uof euu
lheutenaht-"oVernor' anu wiz ,ots nsV, %"
dorse the nomination OF 'uuse irVlh W. ,Ahn'
the Republican candidate tor Assoc'a'e 'uueo
OF the court Oh Appea's'
Judge Nanh St"hus equaro'y y" .no 1'u"'
money platform o, the hepuoi'oan p n,a'o rt wv"
Veht'oh. N"t'ona' Io.hii'''eeih"' it".es W
Albany came 10 We" hork see.oru"s " s,.e"u
meeting OF the otn!e oohu'iI'oe iass ii'kh' ~
the hetorm |iuo' imen'y 'o'e".. - a.N ~.
ftth avenue. ueh' ir"cey sn'o 'ha' ~ "'.' 70
necessary i"r the convention W h1ino he"
electors at large.
II turns out that there is q constitutional prohi-
hilton against Judge Robert Earl serving as one
have to- fill Oswald Ottendorfer's place, al
-, I, ,--.,.. 80, <..x.,,,, ,.,,,noa h,. 4,
thoueh ne nus no. 'e' iormeiiS ue'''heu' 'u' ~
is said that he will.
Cen Tracey was confident that all the coun-
., iii ~. ,.,ro.o,,o, T., ,h. St,,o Conv.n,,on
ties VIII DO represented IN inc eta.e con hVeht'on'
and he said that delegations had now been pro-
yidea for from the counties of Orleans, Niagara,
on S"ea .o' Ian ,,'i,O,n ,.s,,h 80 ~, ranro'
"enesee' anu L'Vihss.on' mn'en ~ "e,o my '''''-
II do not sec how Thncher has any chance of
an endorsement by our Convention inasmueh
rs the Buffalo Convention approves Of both the
Chicago cand dates and the platform"
Az the state Iominittee meeting ias' hRh'
the attendance was very large. Among those
present were Daniel G.. Griffin of watertown,
psa, =, Shann.s .,s ~ Eamords -,
Brooklyn. Thomas NJ. Osborne OF Auburn; Gen.
ifaoe', o"u ,,,, -. 49,. ...
Counset scout, ohitea states District At.orhey
Wallace MacFnrane, and John Dewitt Warner
-, ,nis o,,r Ch,irm.n u A w,denm,nn NJ
u t",s o't,' ..'., .n Hi.a ~ a. ''
RoCkland county presided.
The meeting was held to consider the course
10 DC pursued ht tle STATE oohVen''on. eeVela' .,
speeches were made aehuhciatory OF the aotion
of the Buffalo Convention in endorsing the Chi
caeo nj form and ticket. .John Rovd Thacber.
Governor. was not spared by the speakers
| who were one In the declaration that pro-
nomination on the Chicago free-coinaRe plat
| form is unworthy OF Democratic support: Inc
| result OF all the TAX was the agreemenI that
the only course which the sound, money Demo
| cratic party can follow Is the nomination OF
| separate state ticket and OF honestmoneS can
dldateS Tor congress ana Assembly IN all uls-
! trics .-,,, ,
| Edward NJ. Shepard referred to the TACT that
| his name had been menIloheu. ana saia that ne
! had had enough Of being a candidate aud
| must decline 70 be considered. He SAID
he believed that tho country districts
, should furnish the candidate. he did not
| wish to be considered rs pressing the
nomination 9t George }: MnGee OF WATKINS; put put
he considered MN an nvaiiaole man 10 heaa the
| state flcket. SnlpplnR ROVER