The sun., 1896-09-13
YEARLY A11 ENDORSE BRYAN.
Democratic Conventions In This state
Swallow Candidate sid Platform.


Democratic Conventions In This state
Swallow Candidate sid Platform.
NEwBuRaH. Sept. 1.-THE Democratic Con-
vention of tho First Assembly district Of Or
ange county, held. here to-day, was a silver
| body. and IL instructed tho delegates to up
hold the Chicago platform and nominees. The
| delegates elected to Buffalo are II. A. VIII
lard. publisher Of the NewburRh Register: Ed
itor Lyman IL Taft of MONTGOMERY, and su-
| pervisor Charles Ketcham Of Cornwall. Tho
| latter two openly avow their support of the
| Popo ratio ticket. Mr.. Willard has the Pop
| ocratio candidates at tho head of his editorial
| columns, hut rs he II one of Senator Hills
| stanchest friends IL is believed that he will
be guided by that gentleman. A resolution
was offered by. d. II. Meskil OF Highland
Falls denounoinG the Indianapolis Conven-
tion and condcmning the course of Hill,
Whitnet. and others at Chicago for bctray-
ing the Democracy Of the State for Wall street,
but they were PROMPTLY tabled. Resolu-
tions were adopted instructing the delegates
to vote for men who will support the Chi
cAgo nominees and platform.
PouGHKkEPs1E, Sept. 12.-The First Dutch
ess district Democratic Convention this after
noon endorsed Bryan and Sewau and nomi-
mated Lewis ID. Germond of Washington, q
strong silver man, as 4. candidate for men,
Der OF Assembly. Frank Emo. owner Of the
big Broad Valley Farm In Pine Plains, offered
resolution, which was adopted, endorsing
Bryan and Sewall, declaring It TO be- the duty
of every true Democrat 10 bow. 70 the will of
the majority. and stating that wealth is
swallowing UP the real estate of tho, country,
and has simply ordered onr Goyernmtnt,
With golden rod. to hold up both hands"
State Convention: William II. Austin; Robert
Hprd, and storm Emans.
onnntv rAaLs Sepo. I'm the eI
predominatcd. The Chicago platform was en-
dorsed and hearty support pledged to Bryan
and Sewall. The delegates are Clinton BECK
with, Wallace w, Moshier, and Z. w. Casler.
Tho Convention refused to instruct; Mr..
is general that he viii be with Hill. A resolu-
tion condemning the Ratnes bill was passed.
Hill would have been sent us delegate had re-
ports not said that Chemung would send him.
SCHENECTADY, Sept. 12;-1n the County
Democrats Convention to-day the folloyhE
II. Wallace. They were instructed to support
kINosToN, Sept. l2.-The First Assembly
District Democratic Convention, Ulster county,
Convention, and instructed them to vote for,the
endorsements Of the Chicago nominees and
ELMiRA, Sept. 1a-The Chemung county
Democratic Convention at Horseheads this
afternoon elected the following delegates to tho
Z. F. Bush. and the Hon. H. il. Rockwell
Resolutions endorsing the candidacy OF Bryan
adopted.
ROCHESTER, Sept 1e.-The Orleans Demo-
cratic county Convent ton at Albion to-day
elected James. A. Hanlon. Eugene Walsh. and
George knmont delegates to tho State Con-
vention, and were instructed to endorse the
Chicago platform and ticket.
MONTICELLO, Spet. l2.-The Democratic OF
Sullivan county, in Convention hero to-day,
elected the following delegates to sho State
Convention: George NJ. Beakes, William II.
McGrath, and Charles Starr Resolutions
endorsing the Chicago nominees and platform
were adopted.
MEDINA DEpor. Sept. 1o-The supporters of
Bryan. Sewall. and free silver had evcryth hing
their own way at the Democratic County Con-
yention to-day. but they were not at all happy,
for the gold Democrats made not particle OF
resistance. In fact, they did not go near the
caucuses yesterday or the Convention to-day.
The work OF the Convention. led by James A.
in n little over two hours. None but silver men
Convention was the passing Of resolutions en-
dorsing the Chicago platform and the Popo-
cratic candidates.
The delegates to the State Convention will be
James A. Hanlon. Eugene Walsh and George
kenmont. They were instructed in accordance
with the resolutions previously adopted. There
are rumors tonight of a concerted action OF the
gold Democrats in this county in the near fu-
ture, but none OF the leaders OF the gold De-
mocracy could be induced to say anything to-
night.
Tho second Dutchess District HnitD to En-