New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
- a.. ..ra,arv for Mr. Morgan. This motoh

Nv the secretary for Mr.. MorGah IN"
was unanimously adopted. H. .
Congressman Payne moved the homhau'" "
.,miIar manner Of John P. Jacket OF Cayusa
County, for State Treasurer.
DAVIES DEFEATS KELLOGG
Congressman James S. sherman. OF o,'ca' !"
s,,,,n, I,,,la speech. brought before the con-
,.rt,on the name of John c. Davies TOT A''oi-
ney-Generai. ,.,,ouo ,o
Senator Malhy nominated Judge Kellogg LOT
+ha most Of Attorney General in neat H'''e
speech. 49,, ro,,-
nation of Davies 49,
Senator Raines, speaking as ne sao, io' '!7
shayseeds" urged the selection OF 'Uus'
iogg. TO-, 49, ros,,,,
The roll OF the counties was called the result
-, tho success OF Mr.. Davies by The following
vote. Dav;es. al; Kellogg. 229. The announce
r,ont Of the vote was greeted with cheers
senator Malby moved that Mr.. DaVies's nom
,ra,ion be made unanimous. and this was done
For state Engineer and Surveyor. senator
Flo, p. Brown presented the name or EDWIN a.
Brown. and or motion Of Congressman Sher-
man the secretary was Instructed TO cast one
ballot for Mr.. Brown.
Delegates and spectators alike now s'ar'eu
for the door but were halted by the chairman
savel there being still several resolutions 10 De
acted upon. .
The usual committees to inform the cahol'
s.,os ~ their election were named. The COM
rnittee 10 make known to Colonel Roosevelt Ills
nomination consists Of Senator Thomas Z 1lat''
John r. Hazel. L. y. Littauer. James A. hop-
erts Chauncey NJ. Depew, Edward Lauterpach'
Francis Hendricks. {. V. Collins, John l. Mo'|
Hobart Krum and George Malby'
The old eagle emblem was readopted lor the
party. This resolution was adopted;
Whereas. Under the Constitution no state state
officers are to be elected by the people IN lo'o'
Resolved. That the Republican State Commit
tee is authorized To I'LL all vacancies that may
occur in any office.
Then the secretary read the names of the new
State Committee. az follows;
District. ,.,.,.
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i2-cHARLEs A HESS New-York
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is-W II, TIN EYYCK Ne"-YoTk.
isLe +. B iHnI4IsiBRoUCK Kingston.
:- 5 btRo4 f 5AeSBs. d 5s Albany
st J. ELDREDGE. North Creek
ss-dH noYoS X X Ei n R SnSas
27-FRANC1s HENDRICKS, Syracuse
2@B n. DAVIS PALMYRA
se al Z fAh kfhHdMMEpIEU Orleans
SIC ". AkDklDGE Rochester.
81 81 + + R RazERrT '' saaao.
3s-W J. GLENN. cuba.
When the XlIIth District was reached MI
ouige asserted that the list was incorrect as
Smith Pine had been chosen In that district ana
not George w. Wanmaker as the list had IT,
and on his motion the contest in this district was
referred for settlement TO the State committee
The reading Of the State Committee list COM
pleted the business of the session. and at lo'oo
O'Clock the Convention adjourned sine die.
John g. Kenyon. who has been secretary OF
the State Committee for many years and who
IS now secretary OF the state Railroad Commits
sion. resigned his place on the State Committee.
and Reuben L. Fox who has been chief clerk
of the committee for long period, was pro-
NOTED to the secretaryship.
Benjamin B. Odel, 5r, was re-eiec'eo ohdi1
man Of the committee.
The following committees were appointed by
the State Committee:
Executive William Barnes 1r'
chairman: Reuben l.. Fox. secretary.
Advisory Committee-Thomas c. Platt, Chaun-
cey NJ Depew. Edward Lauterhach. FRANK
Hiscock. Frank s. Witherhee. BENJAMIN r. OdeH
jr., George W. Aldridge George w Dunn John
F. Parkhurst. John r. Hazel, Cornelius Van
rott Rernet r. Davis w W Worden. John 7.
Mott Clarence W. Meade. John Resenweber.
MI. Dady. John G. Deubert and W. j. Glenn.