New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
UDGE WALLACE NAMED.
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teir accustomed places wnen the roll was
alled. In addition to the members of the COM
,ittee. several Republicans of prominence were
n the room, among them being Congressman
femue f. Quigg. president OF the Republican
County Committee. ana John W. Miller, of Cort-
land.
Benjamin +. Odell. jr, chairman OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee read the resolution passed
bv the Republican State Convention authorizing
the State Committee to nominate Republican
candidate for Chief Judge of the Court Of Ap-
peas. He also moved TO proceed with the
nomination.
JUDGE WALLACE NOMINATED.
William Barnes jr., OF Albany. made a br.er
speech. nominating Judge William j. Waraca
If the United States Circuit Court az Appea .s
who is d resident of Albany Other short
speeches scconding the nomination were made
hy Francis Hendricks and CAauncey III. DepeW
There WAS other nomination. and all the
members Of the committee voted to make Judge
Wallace the Republican candidate for Chief
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
o. state Senator KruHl. Of Schoharie. who had
been selected at conference in advance OF the
meeting TO be chairman OF q committee 20 pre-
sant an address which had been prepared in
this city. then moved TOR the appointment Of
committee Of five TO prepare address to the
voters of the State. His motion was passed as
matter Of routine. and he appointed
chairman OF the committee. the other members
being Henry E. Abel, Clarence ". Meade. VIII
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committee retired, and there was short recess
THE CORTLAND DISPUTE
Barnet II. Davis presented the statement about
the recent bolt at the Republican County Con-
venton in Cortland County. and asked that
John ". Miller have hearing before the State
Committee. The hearing granted. and Mr..
Miller recited many details Of the trouble in
the convention. The state Committee then
passed the following resolutions, which Mr..
Jo..i had DIV NAM l.
ing the motion to adopt them:
Whereas. At the Republican County Convention
held al Cortland y Y. In ana for the county OF
convention refusing TO abide by its Determination
and without even Subnitt:nS Their claims 10 said
Withdrew thercfrorn and made separate nornind-
ti3nS and @ppo!nted sSpa!2te eon.nnt .ee' an
that said action was unwarranted and unjrStih.-
Resolved. That We the Republican State Com:
mit;oe, recognize the convention which nominated
Franbp p s@uF q6 sb for Mt61g Of Asse az
County Clerk. r II. Dowd for .Dlstrict -At,orney,
Smith for Coroners. and which appointed County
SSnG and Of W2CR e hs sS@q
Republican convention. and the nominees thereof
we recognize the committee. of which said Brown
and Alger chairman and secretary respectively
said county, with which all business in and for
said county shall be conducted by our committee;
Resolved. That. recognizing the supreme impor,
tance at this tine OF 5ag 9n wee d p%l
the action of any Republican in attempting 70 cause
division in the party ana tnat We Coay tb thy
give their earnest and undivided support TO the
regular nominees.
Senator Plat moved for the appointment OF
committee Of five to convey to Judge Wallace
the official notification Of his nomination as
the Republican candidate for Chief Judge of the
..;r,, 40 flSd
Chairman Hackett appointed the five members
Of the Advisory Committee to act as the Com
mttee of Notification. They are Thomas c.
Platt Chauncey NJ. DepeY, Edward I.auterhach,
Frank Hiscock and Frank S. Witherbee.
Senator Krum read the address which had
been prepared, and there was applause at times
during the reading. When a vote was taken
upon Senator Krum's motion to adopt the ad-
dress. all the members Of the State Committee.
including the three members Of the Advisory
Committee present. voted in the affirmative, thus
setting upon the document the seal Of unani-
nous approval.
The State Committee then adjourned.
Nearly all the members Of the Republican
State Committee. except those who live In this
city. had left town last night: chairman
Senator Plat. Before leaving the city Senator
Plat said he would set time this week for
the meeting or the ADVISORY committee Nnlcn 10
TO convey the official notification Of nomination
TO Judge Wallace.
Republican politicians at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel said last evening that either the Citizens
Union leaders must adopt n more conciatory
policy and agree TO conference with the lead
ers of other organizations opposed to Tammany,
or the responsibility for a possible Tarnmany
victory and the return Of corrupt bosses TO
power would rest ON the Citizens Union. The
address Of the State Committee. they declared,
had left the way open for the possible nomina-
nf Set Low Y n
ton, but the Republican organization could not
nominate Mr.. Low while he stood as the candi-
date Of an organization professedy antagonistc
to the Republican party