The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-05
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
CONVENTIONS OF VARIOUS KINDS
HELL UP THE STATE
Men Named for Congress in the Twenty
ninth and Thlrty-fourih Dis~tricts-Rough

Men Named for Congress in tho Twenty
ninth and Thlrty-fourih Districts-Rough
Rider Quad Nominated for the Stnte
Sonata in tho Twenty-thlrd District.
CORNING. N. Y, Oct. 4.'-The Democracy:of
the county OF Steuben, the Forty-flrss Sena-
torial district and Invent -ninth Congress dis
trlct, held conventions here to-day and named
tickets. Arthur J.. ChiIds was nominated for
Congress In the Twenty-ninth district. made
up of the counties OF Steuben. Seneca. schuy-
Ter and Chemung. He Is the editor OF the
Waterloo Observer. Frank NJ. Collin Of Benton
Centre, Yates county. was named for Senator
In the Forty-frst district. Charles Ames Of
Addison was nominated for member OF Assem-
bly, in the First Steuben district. The county
ticket has James Mccall of Bath for District
Attorney. Maynard l.. Allen of Corning for
County Clerk and Ira G.. Day OF Evansville for
Superintendent Of the Poor. The conventions
we're tame aflairs and the attendance was
small. many towns not being represented by
full delegations.
0LEAN. N. Y. Oct. 4.-The Democratic Con-
Eress Convention for the Thirty fourth dis
trict. comprising Alleganv. Chautauqua and
Cattaraugus counties. met in clean this after
noon. William J. Sanbury of ChautauQua
county was nominated for Congress to oppose
Warren d. Hooier. 1t wa u iint-footed free
silver convention, and a resolution indorsing
the Chicago platform was passed. The Press
Gag bill. Raines law and Congressman Hooker
were all denounced. No reference was:made
to either the Van Wyck or Henry George State
ticket. Each county was entitled to eight
delegates. but only fifteen were present. San
bury, as a candidate for the Assembly. carried
the city of jamestown last year. the first time
for the Democracy in forty years,
Wyoming county made their county ticket at
the Court House to-day; They left a vacancy
the Republican organization candidate. Ed
ward Il. Montgomery. the. present County
Treasurer. who. was intending TO accept the
it and Immediately vetoed it. There were no
silver or gold men. ,McCarren having unified
the party for this fall, at least. The ticket is
Member Of Assembly. -ex-supervisor John
judge @ss Snd s : msTSaae eGt-s NStep co omHn SennIn
Frank. W. Brown. Warsaw; Coroner, DR.. Fer
diP fSa pd FTopah e. %,ai S sheldon rS SIReripNs Ne ras0t
mtions or remarks were adopted as to :the
the TTentv-third Senatorial district, Rock
land and Orange counties; to-day followed the
one OF Roosevelt's rough riders for their can
didate; Frank Comiskey Of Rockland APP
.ion, Sb as the %d DrfSs sia IS fSe san Of f sss S0 %SsPo
on Saturday. Michael McCabe and Lawyer
mated vii! QUAD, the rough rider. Editor
Dunphy Of the Daily Press moved that the
secretary cast the ballot for Quad. and it was
done. When the two orators escorted the
rough rider into the room a great cheer went
up. The candidate said:
Having been informed OF my nomination
fer Senator. ! should like to thank the con-
Y r sbo fer bs-o} / consider volta it q S Sesm a e @v
duty to further the cause Of Democracy and to
care for the interests Of the district. / shall
leave no stone unturned to get elected"
Mr.. Quad is n son of John II. Quad. a we'll
known. Newburg merchant. He is % years
old and served in Troop K, First United States
Volunteer Cavalry. and WAS one Of Col;
Roosevelt's, bravest men. He was educated
in the Newburg schools.
~CANANpAIGuG. n. Y. Oct. 4.-The Democrats
Of Ontario county to-day. nominated Dudley
NJ. Warner for Member Of Assembly.
TROY, n. Y, Oct. 4.-William Hutton. Jr. was
renominated for the Assembly by the Second
District Democratic Convention and John F.
Killeen by the First District Democratic Con-
vention at Lansingburg to-day.