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the Court Of Appeals, and, in support OF MS
motion. he said that Senator Murphy hau 'e
ceived from Senator Jones letter adViSi"9 .''",
the State Committee take no action sutlI O., sh ,,
been demanded by the committees u "'''
hearings had been accorded a.ior %
Charles A. Dolson had n copy OF a poltlI,i
the letter written by Senator Jones anu ne
read II, as follows;
There could be nothing more ndisGreG or '' To
polite than for the State Central Commune ar1
assume authority which 1t did not posses, ana ana
1t especially becomes us TO follow preceupSrg Of
no. ~ rGcyoI,;ionorv in our methods The state
Convontion has. as | understand. authorized ne ~,
Central to tbnm to do that but the
State Convention did not authorize thc1n damn the
a new platform either indorse or co'u M tiona
action Of the state Convention or any N hem to
assume such authority would lay them'eNe' op''
to criticism
Tho motion Of Mr.. York prevailed, and the
roll of the committee was called for nomina-
tons James A. Belts made speech, p Tinos
in nomination Justice Alton IS. iarH ~ ,oh,. Wer
ton Norton Chase named Justice -; O"uy IT,,
rick of Albany. Mayor +. j. Ma!Ioy Oh 80
namcl Charles J. Patterson, OF Troy, s ouio,,
J. Kennedy named ex-Attorney-GeneraL Cna aiio5
+. Tabor OF Buffalo. When the roll was c'laeu
again II was ascertaired that the vote sIUou'
Parker, -; Tabor, 10; Patterson. :, ana hitl
rick g. Mr.. Coffey alone voted ash,'lo' D. ~
motion to make the nomination or JUSTICE al
lter unanimous 49, - o,oc,
The final work Of the committee was 10 80 81.
c = TavIor n member of the committee iIoH
the XLth District and Louis 7. Haffen mem
Der from the XXIst District The committee
adjourned about T. m.
Justice Alton Brooks Parker, the Democratic can
didate for Chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals was
born in Cortland y. Y. on May II, 1851. and MS
early education was at the academy ana norman
school in that place At the age OF sixteen ne Dc
gan teaching school to get money TO continue MS
studies Having decided to become a lawyer nc
entered the law office of SHOEMAKER Harden
burgh at Kingston y. Y. and later went 70 me
Albany Law school, from which he was graduated
in lN,2. $780,, $780,,
As soon as he was admitted TO the bar he formed
n law partnership in Kingston with w; ;. h'n!ou
ir a connection which continued untu ~, ,WheH
Mr. Parker had been elected Surrogate ot Ulster
County. Mr. Parker was reelected 70 the stt ~
office after serving a term OF SIX years. IN IN'2
he was appointcd by Governor Hl 70 the ono" OF
Justice OF the Supreme Court 20 MI vacancy
caused by the death OF Justice N"SthTCok OF the
Third Judicial District. In 1856 he was elected Jus
tee Of the supreme Court in the district. the tt'-
publicans declining 10 nominate an opposing anu
date. I'm January, 1879. the Second DIVISION OK tnc
Court OK Appeals created ana Justice fdrk'.
wos appontoi to II. being the youngest member that
ever sat in the CoGrt OF Appeals IN TINS state In
consequence OF request made N that year 10y
menlofs u tho Judiciary OF Ncw-lork city. GOV
ernor Flower appointed Justices Fo!"tt ana Iath'F
as members OF the General Torn or the flrSt De-
nar,ment in which Justice Parker continued 70
work until the creation 81 the Appellate DlnIsioi
his own district When Justice Barrett became III
in the early part OF this year Jusuc" FarKer Was
d.signat.l hy Governor Black % take MS place
temporarily In the Appellate Division IN TINS CITY