The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
,e State Committee who con.
TaCkprt ware.

1t will be observed that there were only four
the United States Minister. Amasa Thornton
was at the hotel for a few moments, but said he
mao nSop 10 ,esy on tpF he eS SS6eS ,6. IN S Sea wss 10 GET m,s some
dough" nowadays for politics. Mr.. Proctor
was under The h weather at his home in osdens.
reach the Fifth Avenue Hotel in time TO attend
Some OF the other Republicans who were
present were superintendent OF Insurance Louis
+. Payn OF Chatham. Bank Superintendent
Addison b: GOWN Of Giens Fails. Assembly
Clerk Archie Baxter OF Elmire. ex-National
Rochester. National ,Committeeman Fred.
eriCl 81 s. Gibbs; RailroSd Comptssi9nsss
s sspeE OF y d RS q OF k stpEhsm,Hnis sd J sFaas " N.
Wadsworth OF Geneseo.. Serene Z. Payne Of
Auburn, George W; Ray Of Nor ieh, and Lemuel
olcott. VINO, as all know, is the proposed
ia arSs,sr & %ow the So,E Repa tns,nps 1d for S M1yes
Charles i, PssS Of Ssw YORK and ss,seSssof
tee Chester b. MSLaaEhiina Of Port rpu Henry,
Sheriff Collins OF Troy, and Third Ass!stsnt
were many more, but enough names have bees
mentioned to demonstrate the representative
Sss,AS Ns. Of f. the si.s 8 thPs 6Fs w ThS ar'I h1 Ss:i;
N. Johnson of Brooklyn a member Of
the The G"mwi y to take s The place made vacant 3
ado William Barnes. Jr., of Albany put in nomi.
nation for Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
hilO uhkS " imam -. W dllhNos
Ex-senator Francis Hendricks first and then Or.
Depew seconded the nomination Of Judge
Judge Wallace WAS born ON April ii, 1889, al
Syracuse. He studied law ut Hamilton College
The law school Of that Institution. Alter
having p%racticed for a number OF yeare
IN Syracuse e he was elected ted Mayer of thai
OF Senator Roscoe Conkling. WAS appointed
by President Grant United States District
+ w was sp S"sns'!3I By By f sr5ss% %na Hr, isssi r %Rsa
which includes Now York. vermont, and Con:
1G sSnspy. I Iss. "pGi9 pay" wa II for 1 l,as: Il
from Syracuse TO Albany. His residence
II T. iha, city is az lag state street; Judge
lin s'' "aS w sn Ioye sdi't thStt i ieadsr's S' th nS"aiSEh c conn.
dGncc. He first became acquainted with Conk-
I H Tm Whsn i to e in'ler as "a Sis,s Of I" Which w yn5s e
bar OF the State.
ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS OF THE STATE.
Krum. Barnes. Par khurst, Abel and Meade 10
prepare an address, tolhe Republican voters and
time senator Krum, as Chairman OF the COM
mittce, read he address, which is as follows:
lat hne the lt0p paSpie Of S NeS Y Sorh UPON tho iSHF fetaTa
Of Pr1sPer'Iy. n The pledge .or of d the : st; Lq%i:
competency to conduct public affairs, Never
in the history q the country has fulhllmcnb
followed 80 swiftly upon the promise rs since
tie election of William Mckinley.
Within u single year after the election Of
1892, when The Democrats obtained full con-
.rol .. the Government, business had suspended.
capital had withdrawn from investment, in
duslry was Frustrated. ana q million work.
out the whole period Of Democratic admin.
i%sirntion, the country was in II condition Of
business anxiety and financial distress.
Within one year after The national election
OF 1896, whom the Republican party WAS re-
had come out Of its hiding places, industry
was everywhere active, and labor was fully
employed at the old time Mckinley rate d
wages.
Democratic government afforded to the
/. country tho wrotched spectacle 0f = political