New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

times with the greatest consideration. He said
that the delegates Of Wayne had authorized him to
cast their 3s vo = for Black
The third ballot resulted follows:
Fish ................lia Ellsworth
Maek"or'n Haek 6as 5dsif', 50
ssxton .::.. .....:... i5 Votes cas-, .........75s
Cayuga attempted to change her vote to Black
but was ruled out OF order.
Mr.. Worth OF Kings. obtained unanimous
sent and changed the 90 votes OF Kings to Black
ihe change Of Kings produced great cheering. II
gave Black 23s votes.
Senator Raines. Of Ontario was recognized He
protested against changes being made before the
result OF the rollcall announced. The Chair
ruled the point well taken. and declared that the
change OF Kings would not he made.
fourth ballot ordered
Albany cast her % for Black. Allegany
followed with for Black. Broome and Cattarau-
gus followed suit. All counties down to Clinton ex-
cept one voted soNdly for Black Erie voted 20
solid for Black. All counties to jefferson except
Cayuga and Delaware voted sodly for Black.
Kings voted % solidy for Black. Monroe voted &c
for Aldridee: Montgomery for Aldridge.
NETWORK GIVES BLACK A MAJORITY.
When New-York was called. Edward Lauterbach
arose amid great cheering and cast the total 134
votes for Black. The vote Of New-York gave
Black majority OF the total vote
The ballot resulted follows 75s cast:
Black s75: Fish 6: Aldridge r.
The only counties which did no. give their entire
to Black Cayuga. Delaware Dutchess.
Monroe. Montgomery. Oneida. Putnam. Saratoga,
Schenectady. Seneca Sullivan and Warren
Mr Sutherland. Of Monroe. who presented the
name of Mr.. Aldridge. moved that the nomination
be made unanimous
Senator Coggesha.l. of Oneidc, seconded the mo-
tion. 1t was carried unanimously
T. c. Plat. Leutenant-Govern Saxton and Con-
gresham Wallace T. Foote were appointed as
committee to escort Mr.. Black 10 the platform.
The delegates stood up and. led BY Abe Gruber,
Of NewYork. sang Hes jolly Good Fellow and
half dozen other songs. while the committee
searched for Mr.. Black.
MR.. BLACKS HAPPY SPEECH
Mr.. Black arrived al p m and was received
with great ouiburst Of applause aud cheers
Chairman Woodford introduced the nominee of
the Convention follows:
present to you Mr. Frank S. Black. of Rens-
seaer. who. believe. has been divlnely led to
in 1860 lApplauso and shouts OF What's the mat
ter with Young Abraham Lincoln?" and responses
Of He's all right
Mr.. Black said
Gentlemen of the Convention: No man could be
more deeply sensible Of the honor which you have
- tb ocn ~ me orn- oy tba sit M WI, ~ Ss &
preciate the honor but the honor does not come
alone 1t comes | know hand in hand with a
sponsibty so great TO be almost overw helming,
and ! realize that responsibility 50 deeply that
had almost wished that the choice OF this Con-
vention might finally be placed elsewhere. know
that while the path upon which We are about 70
enter my seem at this end 20 be covered with
nothing but the leaves OF roses further on we
LaughterJ know that in these times Of IN
settled business ana disturbed finance. and. more
@ seicnce e' he m NAV S well Shrink who undertakes to nh
the high ideal Of the Republican party ! shall
You my thanks but wish to accept the honor
which you have conferred and | wish TO assur.
YOU that 20 the best Of my ability, with the fun
measure OF my devotion, with all the zeal can
command; will serve to adyanSe nee ihe cause US & 0a
! people. applause and cheers)
! When Mr. Black finished the rollcall Of the Con-
vention for nominations for Lieutenant-Governor
was declared In order. motion to take a recess
until p m. produced such shout OF disaIproVal
/ that Il was withdrawn.
Congressman Sherman. Of Oneida. made the first
speech He presented the name Of Titus sheard
of Herkimer for Lleutenant-Governor.
MR. PRENDERGAsT'S EULOGY.
The second name presented that Of Timothy
l. Woodruff OF Brooklyn. The nominating speech
was made by NJ Prendergast. Of Brooklyn He
said:
As a timely and deserved tribute TO the great
scheme Of municipal development and progress
YewYork t'YSik brooklyn. which Will form impor
iant part Of that Empire City asks at the hands
| Of this convention an expression OF recognition
~ hat - viii al once evidence the brothery affection
! and sympathy Of the Republicans of the state,
and s,im~@' Of Jealous and enthus-
astc duty in behalf OF the nenencent ana e tirie
| honored principles and the Just and undying cause
| of Repuhlcansm A symboi or the sIlrt IN
which come 10 YOU We present III nS Wa Gaegn
| ton uhfch but reflects the sentiments OF zeal
amy and unity existing among nf
| rnosities and dscords is closed ana We nope ior :
eyer chastenea 4@G TSye oHrsees Wth energy and
| 6delitv to the demands and expected trumphs
oi rd ,' anv years the Republicans Of Brooklyn
| ard Kings County had suffered under the thral-
dom Of an arrogant ana ind md doys came that the
o"r,c,e" Of the sacred right NJ the franchise was
,,r.asrries were piiiagcd and plundered tnen;
| i,oI,,Gnp mat the supreme moment Of duty had
,r hade tho people awake arise. be free That
| fD,ic cal 10 the battle for political hbcry vs.
re- , ,'nicb ste farmer-soidiery gathered and
f,,ght on the historic field OF lexington ne re-
sM. "I ~ - the brooklyn Democratic mach'-c. a
majority FOR the kepunlga,n sate "a, o cry and
The election of every cah"'""'' o' '" '' w
efrny lex use Of party devotion and neces-
= N 49,, "N,iS v,.ifh the inspiring fires OF loyalty
sll, 4u,,ri,,i.m We come 10 this convention win
one hope one an ,b iignnortani ana honorable office
y. ~, Governor % our able, upright pup
or l.ru,'lIi' rstriotic and distinguished fellow
hc,zpa' sSrin,othv l. Woodruff In calling upon you
cl'ire ms nomination We do 50 win the con
ycilon that his raire ram ition a, He comes OF that
HinSid type of Americanism oyer whSh So1nSs va S II.
StalrrD on occasions of this char iacter u Is
ns,al aud pardonahi" 10 lnau's, i" .Te Won ,nat
o. tords DO not nattcr and The eNpresslons 40
not cxaggerate when We say So,oliy ,na has had no
o rs uteraImindcd. progressive oiiZeh' anu tlie M
state no m9rr 9%oodp,r dpyf anu
TimSnyt d by the memories and imagery OF our