The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-01

Mr.. jerks then gave a SUMMARY, Of tho DC,
shese benefaohons arc to be ours, we must.
under almighty God, win them tor Ourselves,
s sot q tSI ps snpgp %s' o Sf"tth The plain SSiin'J People, Who will
believe. that performance Will follow ON tho
heels OF promise"
NO ENTnUsIAsM ovEA THE PLATFORM.
BernardJ. York Of Brooklyn of the Committee
seem TO stir the convention to any great extent.
G Met Of Its deSlsrstion m.f fol W. very TSo ISrt, and ,L those
The platform was adopted without any speech !
making. 1t Is printed elsewhere.
ourcRy FOR DAYTON AND soHMER.
It was Just here that tho machine made its
tioe Van Wyck's nomination m opportunity to
mako itself heard. Chairman jerks announced
patton from the Democratic Union. Tho
Democratic Union is ex-Gov. Flowers, Demo-
municstion which was read was one cmbodying
ths resolution sdSpt opted. BY the union Mo to On last
names fcr T the co u HSsratH no Of SH the ,n De ,1ilSM,uS
SGSsss,SsI ]. II GRANT, TSaaf Sha SssFF e.. i b.y Ms6is hsS:
and Leonard 4. SloEsrioh.. In The resoiS::
oonVoDisntiy r ear by tie Secretary OF tho
S SamS ~ Justice ssss VAN ws sS 81 srs 70 and G'i sSst 'e Of
eI-Postmaster Dayton last. The name of JUS
Hoots and Kisses greeted the reading ofox.Mayor
Grants. At Postmaster Dayton's name there
of the Brooklyn delegates took part. The ap. |
plapse was kept up for some time. Mingled
s al o sas ' sSs Ssfl for OF P ascS%s wf!' =a ss!ss isG@a
"%sohmerl". While the convention was still in
oommunication was laid on the table and John {.
Sheehan was recognized to move that the con-
%S SscltalSsa p aSopsSd to m nG%i , Z eon Te1s %ot Mas s whf
II csafnsion, and City Court Justice John Henry
hfa H0l1Aa CHI on tho hanph InetisA Nan WvpR
In nomination.
JUSTICE Mccarthy NoM1NArEs VAN WICK.
Justice Mccarthy made a very short speech
s.For months we have been told that we must
have good government in this city, and in order
tpropose to give You hat force. naming for
sSSs high Office Of Mayor the man who
Yorl. be H ts' Is first 4 M Name we'll St le EnoSn N not
only in this city, but in Brooklyn. It is written
II sPS hi IL was St b sas s in tits city H. i Of 9 as @sn Of ,hs
who came here in 1850. One of these descend
s sRss seTpifSin 2 t hto SniSn Of taG he ne eMo ei ts.n SRieh;
Il to DO brought about under the Mayor whom I
The delegates were grinning broadly at the cx-
cited little orator, and u friend on the stage sug
Eested that he might have said something about
caught ON. and corrected his mistake. The ap-
plauso which followed his nomination of Robert
panied by calls for sohmer and Dayton.
hOIlu lIoy VI DTOOhIsH bSSbHucu
the nomination, being FREQ uently interrupted by
the cries OF the adherents OF the ex- Postmaster
a dnse se Es.Pol fS eGemmfss fnem James taTes'. J. Martin fSrdl,
moved Q call of the boronghs and that the Chair
cast the vote of the delegation for cand date for
3ayor. Some opposition to this was heard, but
An outsider yelled at this point: "Imove we
nominate Hugh J. Grant"
"Oo-oo-ooooh!" cried the crowd.
GAYHoR MAN BUCKS AGAINST THE UNIT RUIZ.
,G Iss Oh Sa1 S 9 s sfF sSs s sqhn s; s 6f Msns ssstsS
end t t&, Bronx R,d he cast S55 votes for ora Robert RSpr. A
j. York stated that he cast Brooklyn'S 2l0
tall, plight man with . black frock coat and a
flight hand Tilsly e ne al; yelled: p.n.uI
York or any man; casting. my vote as a delegate
md s..caIs. q tho aeiesatss ara outsiders:
sries for Dayton 'e end for s'f sohm s1e T Ia"i pror
.sstinF Broehlyn Gelefste Jumped out into
were held out to him. and he was soon standing
: Sess the Sh chair%a Ses ana s shs e s5ss9s .S sa at tss
=i protest he began, a there he u ended Cd:
I gSy;sal thai nT b he broke ,Sa s the handle al t and t thS head
and the Dayton and sohmer boomers on the
outside sSts sou, we're r5 %ak dnSt.s e. m Ssleo. noise sr, rs
tried to make himself heard. but Chairman
SSssansss o 5se1 Sis sSvs shoS Mbi e,s he head S !; and 9e wise .an
f FBo isads syen of ~ tSe ENss s% YORK 'n a%d Broes:
Il. stsie o sndsr the POI p%iatf FORM and we We're e0N ad.
Using the Chairman tS have the man put
Of order that, under resolutions adopted only
Chairmen of borough delegations would be per:
the Chair was in favor Of the point Of order, and
it was greeted with many sarcastic y,e.lls about
TOLD HE'D BE PUT OUT IF HE TRIED TO VOTE.
The delegate who had caused all this commo-
tion stin stood beside the Chairman. and turning
alt Siss %1nsssS t Tifb Nh Mem Se9 9Sst 70 bl the yo oesFs sboafd
: 30 recorded in favor Of William J. Gay
sSr, nc T ,nis S pIRIy ,S siIsnG e ss wh ala t6s
the convention by force. The man was John J.
FFSSssss IaS s diSssiss Of a Br ses Rrani IA defe "a ing
The machine under District Leader Dennis
and asynor deiegstion to the clty Convention.
Mr.. Fcote q 2 deleRa,e 70 the DemSeratic All.
Henry George tonight. He was asked why his
fellow delegates from the Twenty-hrst did not
They claim to bs OF the same opinion. but
they're mice. not men; or they wouldn't permit
8Aspey York to cast their votes for them with
The convention was still in confusion when
the Lcla Uxe pr9Seedea WIZ anu .ne Sate Pue
Wyok befhR nominated by a unanimous vote of
tho o0nvohtion under the unit rule. which had
been adopted.
.IS ;BIsIsHED UP IN SHORT ORDER.
It took exactly sixteen minutes to wind up
the business of the con vention after this kick
was disposed Of, and in that sixteen minutes
moro than two-thirds Of the crowd left tho big
hall. most of them mad as wet hens at tho
Wey things, We're going. Chairman jerks
called for nominations for Comptroller and rec
oRntrad John L. Shea OF Brooklyn, who nominal,
cd Bird G. Coler. He had been speaking less than a
The sIodus began. and It was almost impossiJlo
10 hear . word that he said. Mr.. Coler's name,
t Snsab, s y gi tbs sn dsIsnSse w .ms not T. n 1esr Trs by %G SS
= single shout that lasted less than five sec
onda. Among other things, Mr., Shea snid that
training and by. temperament. Mr.. Shea
finished in the midst OF great confusion and
John w. Keller was recognized. He seconded
Mr.. Coler's nomination on behalf of the Dor
ough Of Manhattan, end pledged the loyal sup.