The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-01
sTyFR PUTS UP A TICKET.
ron GoVERNoRj DAN-
BEsh.TI FoR SECOND PLACE.

- Al WnNGn NN'
ptmocs.runce and empowered TO make nomi-
~ cop.ss state ticket. undertook TO o n
n'fop. y, tho Union Square Hotel last night.
nssups Ia the meeting all right, but not
ghN "sns,ant Interruptions from q perfect
vinous liver men who swooped down on the
~, trom all directions and insisteu IN DeihR
- to attend the meeting. MOST OF these
vsre Assembly district delegates to the
! conference. n they declared that no
I'D A right to keep them out OF the meetng.
- NJ the holder ones tried to break IN
..ro thrown out by the Sergeant-at-
wv Al the order OF Chairman Henry
:, vonopald. Then they gathered In the
"a. and said uncomplimentary things
hp " Mcdonald. Some Of the latter's
T.Sa, Who were standing In the corridors,
49, ,. m The cudaels for him and q nrst-class
w., IN progress, when the subject OF IL all
NV. Ma head out OF tho meeting room door
! .nnouneed that unless all hands shut up
IA Organization Committee. after being
A.. hours IN session. announced that II had
..mIr,ted Henry George for Governor. Elliot
S..Io,th for Lieutenant-G Governor. and Gideon
ra.Lsr for Secretary Of State. ~whereupon there
~, rreat deal Of cheering. at the conclusion
Savhich the committee went back to dig up
Candidates for the other offices.
ma silver men making up the Organization
0rmmjttee appointed at Syracuse met at the
Union Square Hotel at Z 1'cl3ek; and went Into
FalOn an hour St ,Ste ge,e Mri MeD ooe fre sa,d saGS
T Nas'' about thirty OF hand when the
nTssdnG began AMmp1fE Sn the The feF% oo York city
psn were J. y; hslieL, ohh \: ppo'o booh,in
StSsTs present We're: Edward j. Duggan Of
albany, John J. Finn Of I9NnsblnTsE6urS. John ";
Els James "; Forrest OF Niagara Falls,
IA. bierne and "; A. Thayer Of Buffalo and
B Savage Of Holland.
n M a. 7 EoSr SshS eaG a d HsS% &c sr9 81 I'VE from so2n the
i fSs11sm1Siy district, led By, John +; Lynch.
s sPT.l dS S.n Tia. th shol ho'e ore sG n aGtaIy w Sss
Wa them. The ~Jefersonian Democracy
ia held a meeting earlier In the ewXeninG and
Sea4isd not Sos support Jus Justice nSn Van WyG X who SSn;
SenOcrSts" The Organization Computes
thanked Mr.. Lynch for his support and then
IN the meantime nearly a hundred other. sill
w men had come around and demanded to
iHoW why they were not allowed In. the meet
NNlSooNVC NNNS -N
But we're delegates" shouted the outsid-
n NSbt then t HisS T SeRs E to T FSss e4.cet. a to
III. Mcdonald came to the door and looked
tho crowd over. Then. he smiled and said:
"0h. you're Assembly district celebrates TO
6ny Senate district delegates can attend this
Then be shut the door, amid the protests Of
EcDonSid was a man named g. J. Mcbride.
b Insisted that he was q delegate from the
{Hth Senate district. Former Coroner. John
ii. Mcdonald. heard Mcbride saying things
Es'0h. you're doing q. lot Of talking" he said,
y go 60 f into { 0 sRs % StSallS' i instead q S1 tAaf KIN
I'll do It" said Mcbride. and. striding up to
!ss sSSr Of the %set Na.E room; he he oRR sTSsa Il and
: TSt me alone: I'm q delegate" cried Nc
aaSctyopr credentials ?" demanded Everett.
Then Eltl" said Everett. end because Mo
:Bhde didn't move fast enough TO suit him he
tcok him By the collar and showed him ou into
Mcbride said 90 many awful things about
dr. Mcdonald after this that MIR. Oates went
lp to him. and. shaking his hnger under his
Don't you know there's q libel law in this
'thte r
In the meantime J.J DAILY Of the Twenty
18th Assembly district undertook to break
? the meeting, Mr.. Everett attended to
}i% 81 e eassl sSSby as rs he SS bad G Sttsnde S1 to a Ct
juneture that Mr.. Mcdonald stuck his
lead out Of the door. and again threatened
S Z call IL nth, the police; Just when It looked as
Fisk. who was one OF the crowd in the hall.
noyed thai the outsiders have a meeting
their own. So the whole crowd .ad.
rom where the Organization Committee was
meeting. Col. Fisk was elected Chairman and
ne 4 4rst motion he had to entertain was from
q sent to Mr.. Mcdonald with a demand that all
lands De allowed to participate in the nomina-
This motion aroused the ire of one of Mr..
aepondald's friends. who rose and said:
Them fellers are, workin' In a common
ssaSe with US. and their cause Is as common
We'll. amt We all gents" demanded Mr..
Now. that's what 1 want to know" ex-
SMmSd a little man who hadn't been heard
\, S,NSSHE; gentlemen. let's have order" said
t% On f biGS I've Got sone 5000 news have
s ~ p Ps9h sSdfe 20 Fiye t 6as M sIaisWt il abs sR r; MS44r g;
re Journal II we nominate Henry George.
sheers followed by sundry groans when q man
PuSToT p ~ What's the matter with Henry
And beside that" resumed Col. Fisk, "a
assTsIR man innd has PE1missd $1,000 toward our
a. this luncture the door across the hall
q head came out. a voice exclaimed:
"a henry George for Governor" and then the
cad disappeared. in the excitement that fol-
ssb wlth 2 crash, Two Of the men got up all
IEnaE but the third fell on a water pitcher,
S"inH his leg. Amid great excitement
vas carried out into the hall and
~ ma,ter was sent for a mattrass and a doctor.
u I%e Two v, arrived simultaneously and the In;
Eg,pped Of his trousers, Thenthe doctor fixed
UNI up with sticking plaster and he put on his
'YtseTs again and went home.
az ioi5O O'clock Willis ]. Abbot appeared at
om he vas very much pleased over the
OF Henry George.
dined with Mr.. George tonight" he said,
ana from what conversation / had with him
Ieel certain that he will accept the
0Otplnation. When 1 left him he had
NJ NJ quite made up his mind. but I
S9 ansorthSe will accept all right. As for Mr..
I'M yas came down from Syracuse with
0e conversation l had with him thai he viii
Onsent % run on. our ticket"
\ Midnight, the Organization Committee
cpsci work with the following nomina-
TIIb for Comptroller. j. McDonough
1BsU SfiayIG; foF If State Treasurer, M Q, Catqgp
SIaer Of Buffalo for State Engineer, Gen.
omsS A. Lee Of Rockland. Mr.. Mcdonald went
S"e Immediately. but the other members OF
M conlmlttee stayed around and squared
e ilSEs Win the disappointed Assembly district
Cts Write Each Other Letters,
Yesterday the Citizens State party formally