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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-07
VERDICT SHOULD BE FOR DEFENDANT
Opinion of Judge simonton in the
Williams stone Case.

Judge Simonton filed yesterday with
Prothonotary Copeland an opinion in
the suit of William Williams against
the Crystal Lake Water company, in
which he directs that judgment be en-
tered in favor of the defendant.
The case was for damages for quar-
rylng and carrying away laIge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-07
CITY NOTES.

Cards of thanks. resolutions OF condo
lence, obituary poetry and the like Will
be inserted in The Tribune only when
paid for in advance, at the rate of ~
cents per line.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-07

The Wilkes Barre Record can be mad
In Scranton at the news stands Of M.
Meinhart, il9 Wyoming avenue: Mac.
Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-07

], Frank Seigels summer nights hop
tonight. Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
y Morris Of Flushing. Queens County anu


Norris Of Flushing. Queens county
Wahlon Chance Of Nev-York Guy! - ,hs
The candidates for the minor places o 70
Republican state ticket were hard al WIZ Wr,y
dsr John Z. Davies. Of oneida county Depos'
Attorney-General Is candidate for ths On, he
t,on Tor Attorney General His frienos say "a
has made a thorough canvass OF the old'e CT
beiieye no has reason 20 think he VIII pe liOi a.
.ated His experience in the once, theH
,,sre and his ability, Will insure a cIeu''a'e
administration. $500 countv are
Renublicans of St Lawrence CouhS o. o.
rresstnr ex-Judge John NJ. Kellogg, or Osuem,
burg for the nomination Of Attorney pe". ~ I,
and their delegates will point 10 the ia' ,,izen
for more than a quarter OF century ~ non
Of ST Lawrence County has been pia0eIi - "
the Republican State ticket except Ees"n Meow
Russell In 1881, who was nonili a'tu .oi vtov,
nev-G General and they viii argue that' ~ ,,or
~ the large vote Of this banner hePso.',,s
county. Judge Kellogg ought TO De 'o 'as In.
Mr. Kellogg Is forty-seven years oiu, We" .n,r,asn
Gated at Cornell University, ana lot "i M e.
wears hello the Office Of County Judse "I D. D.
Lawrence County. He is one on t'e ''e
publicans Of Northern Ne"-h 0'h, Tor SEQ
There appear TO be three candiud,Te ~ I'D
retarv Of State namely. Colonel AndreW .o.au,
son of Cooperstown. Otsego County d. pIe''n -,
Denutv Secretary Of state: j. IL. Is. MoHsn'' Va
waterloo Seneca County, an agent OF ,Iie ~
surance Department. and John l. McD""o"e''
Commissioner of Labor Statistics. . r.o.s
There are now two candidates TOT S'aN -
urer-J Ross Appleton. Of Kings County anu
John T. JACKIE. OF Cayuga County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
sA|kl,n
/Ttj

lie shacklcd by disease in the dungeon of death.
Without knowing il, or having the faintest com.
prchension Of it, the fault lies with the mother Too
many women enter upon the responsibilities OF wife
hood and motherhood while suffering from weakness
and disease of the delicate and important organs that
make wifchood and motherhood possible woman
who suffers in this way cannot be capable wife and
a competent mother. Before entering upon the
duties and responsibilities of these positions. she
should see to il that her health. both general and
local is thoroughly restored. DR.. Piercc's Favorite
Prescription is the best of all medicines for this
purpose II acts directly OH the sensitive organs
concerned making them strong healthy and vigor-
II promotes regularity Of the functions, alays
irritation and inflammation. heals liberation, checks
unnatural and exhausng drains and soothes pain
II tones and builds up the shattered nerves turns
the dangers and pains of maternity into safety and
II is a medicine intended for this one purpose
and is good for other Dealers sell IL and no hon
est dealer will suggest a substitute.
Or Perces Favorc Prescription did me so much good
that to-day am we'll again and stronger than have been
for years writes Mrs Alex Locke, OF Wise Isabella CO.
Mich e." have baby year old and as fat and healthy
could wish 10 took two bottles OF Favorte
Prescription keep DR. Perees Pleasant Pellets IN the
house all the time My family take othef Kind Of ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
PREPARING A PLATFORM
REPUBLICAN LEADERS AT WORK oN =
DRAFT OF 1T.
WHAT IT MAY C'oNTAIN-MAKE-tP OF NE MA"
TrCKET-rALK ABOUT THE IIErTENANI
R\ORSUIn

WHAT IT MAY C'ONTAlN-MAkE-tf cr III '
rrcKr7-rA1.K ABOUT THE LIEUTENANT
GovERNoRsHIr.
Renublican leaders about the State Commit
tees headquarters In the Fifth Avenue Ho'ei
have become so sure that Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt is TO be nominated for Governor al the
State Convention in Saratoga next TUESDAY thaV
they are spending most OF their time III '"o
work OF preparing a rough draft of the pia'-
form to be presented to the convention '>a'u
rally the platform will have to deal with ques-
tions growing out OF the war with SPAIN anu II
is probab BILE that a recommendation to Keep 'he
Philippine Islands will be inserted as one OF ti'e
blanks 1t is probable, also, that the aoi'i'"'''
tration Of Governor Black will be ndoised IN d
formal way. A report that Colonel RooseNe'
had insisted upon formal Endorsement OF uov
ernor Black has been contradicted, put the ie"u
ers say it has been customary to indorse ne
nubIican administra lions and there is no rea-
son why Governor Blacks vain fight Tor re-
nomination should cause an abandonment or the
custom.
The leaders OF the party will begin to gather
in Saratoga tomorrow, but Senator fiatt Is
not expected to arrive at Saratoga until Satur
day The makeup Of the State ticket is TO 'e
settled at conferences in Saratoga, ana 'he'e
will be many conferences on Suhua! anu '
day There is much talk here OF renom'ha'ihs
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff while the irlehos
of State Senator Stranahan and OF Francis
Hendricks of Syracuse have become active In
their interests Speaker James NJ. z: OGrady,
OF Rochester. is reported to have decloe1 ~
run for Congress in his district. or many OF tne
leaders would declare their preference ioi MN
as a candidate for Lieutenant-GOvernor.
Local Republican leaders have SAID tha' II .ne
Brooklyn delegates to the state Convention sup
mort Colone, Roosevelt solidly and ask for the 70
nomination OF Mr.. Woodruff the entire deleGa-
ton from New-York County will stand py me
BROOKLYN men. but there is q 1e"hns 'hat az nv
Candidate for Governor is a New-York CITY man.
although he votes in oyster Bay, the candidate
for Lieutenant Governor should come from the
middle or western part OF the state Inc Ne"
York County delegation will have a meeting IN
Saratoga on Monday. II will he solid for Colo
mel Roosevelt with the exception OF about a
dozen delegates. most OF whom are controHed ny
Abraham Gruber. the leader in the NNlst AS
semby District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
CURE FOR ASTHMA.
DISCOVERY OF LEADING PHyslcIAN-A rcBi'
TEST Will. BE MADE IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

DISCOVERY OF A LEADING pIiYslCIAN-A fcBiiO
TEST WILL. BE MADE IN NEW YORK TO-DAY
All day tomorrow free sample packages OF
the celebrated "Schiffmann's Asthma Cure Will
be given away at ]. JCNGMANNS Drug store.
loo Sd Ave- and The Astor House Pharmacy
The doctor wants each sufferer from Asthma,
HAY Fever or Bronchitis in this city to call and
ret one When asked regarding his reasons Tor
Siving his remedy away in this manner he said:
remedy and when you consider the number Of
so-caiied cures on the market you can hardly
blame them. Now claim that my Cure cures
II will instantly relieve the most violent attack
II has permanently cured thousands who had
been considered incurable. II did not believe
Il why should be giving 1t away? Inc sunerer
who gets a sample package can tell In two min-
utes whether II IL as represent IT, and IL
doesn't cost him a cent. That is fair isn't II
n certainly does not look as IL anything could
no fairer. Those living out Of town can get
free sample by writing their name and address
fonivI on a post card addressed Or. X. Schin-
man. 315 Rosabe Street. ST. Paul. Mimi. up to
Sept 30th; not later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
Mr.. LEAVITT AND JUS1ICh Iho'A
THE LAWYER SAID TO HAVE CHARMED
THE JUSTICE WITH BEING loo iTH
FOR A SURETY COMPANY.


Statements were published yesterday IN seIe'".
ranors n tho effect that John Brooks Leavitt AT
tho meeting of the Bar Association On luesuds
evening had charged that Justice IruaX. "h"c
holding a place on the bench. was acting as cou"'
sci for surety company. This Is deHleu W W.
Ieavitt and others who were present. feop'e ""o
were close to Mr.. Leavitt understood MIN W ''s
that Justice Truax a ''touter' not co"''e'
for surety company ~, 49,,
With A view to ascertanng just what ne uiu say
n Tribune reporter called upon Mr. LeaVi't ,as'
evening. He refused 10 discuss the matter on'
gave out the following statement .
Mr. Ieavtt did not say last eVerinb a, ~ Sor n
Association that Judge IsuaS IN, ~ Mr. Leavtt
did saw was said body OF lawyers LOT t,e ', H.,
formation and not said to me eenelSa IN no
does not feel called upon TO correct the repo a
otherwise than to say he dd not Is MAKE '"e
ment attributed TO him IN the IHP'iS'
September IL 1898
Several lawyers who we're at the meeting sao
last night that Mr.. Leavit declared that there
was one Justice the bench who was touter iof
q surety company" and that he was prepared to
subs,antiate his statement. but would mention no
name unless those present demanded IT, when
or,os NJ Name, Name" were raised he said: Il
refer 10 Mr.. Justice Truax
Justice Truax went to Europe for his summer
vacation and has not returned. so " IS lnposSlo'e
TO receive his answer to Mr.. Leavits charge
The Bar Associations Committee on Judicia
Nominations Is composed OF Ehu Root. chairman
r. w De Forest John L. Cadwalad'r. Ever" i.
Vbeeer Howard Mansfield. John DE Witt Warner
Horace Russell f. Ellery Anderson. William r.
curfis and Edward - Whitney. The commute
proon1S ~ meet some Of the leading Republicans
and ~ mocrats At conferences ana recomih'nu Nv
determination OF Justices Daly and omen. nt IT.
~ rn,,ni,tee has earned what the leaders OF tht
two uo.itical parties are Wiling 10 90 t"..s " ~
h" call for another meeting OF IN" Rar Associa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-.

Portsmouth, Ohio. Sept. H.--At the Democratic
Congress Convention for the Xih District. held
In this city yesterday afternoon Gallia County was
not represented and Adams had only one repre-
sentative E A. Crawford OF Adams, and the
Rev Alya Crabtr.e. Of Pike County, contested, and
on the first ballot Crawford received 20 votes 10 80
for Crabtree
Sireto County attempted to change 10 Crabtree,
and wrangle occurred. Crawford. seeing there
was a determined effort to beat him. withdrew.
Crabtree then nominated b. reclamation.
New.Oreans. Sept. H.-The Democrats OF the LIST
Louisiana District yesterday nominated Adoph
Never for Congress. The I'D District to-day also
rendered a denomination to Robert &. Davy. In
neither convention were National issues mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
REGTLARS ELECT THE DELEGATES
suCCESSFUI IN EVERY ASSEMbLi
TRICT SAVE THE NXNllTH-lN i"N
CONGRESS DISTRICTS

p.nor,s ,eceived at the headquarters OF the Re-
nuhIIcan County Committee yesterday sho"ea '.''
the regulars had elected the delegates AT the i''P
ucan primaries on Tuesdry in every Assembly ais
80. voon, tho xxvIIth The opposition ticket OF
william Rrookheld's followers in the NhNii'h D's-
trict was elected. but by mere majority oi aoou'
sixty votes The organization OF which Nohs
man Lemuel L. Quigg Is the nominal heao wa.
therefore control every one OF the conVen"'"s "
which Republican delegates were elected IN New
york County on Tuesday except the Assembly
Convention of the XXVIlth Assembly Distric'
Mr. Ou,er probably will be renominated Tor CON-
gross IN the XIVth Congress District Out ne sa'o
vesterday that he had not asked for renomiha
ton. John Murray Mitchell and Philp o. 10"
rvul he renomnated in the With and AVth Con-
yr.ss Districts Colonel John Jacob Astor VIII De
nominated TO succeed Richard c. Shannon in the
XIIIth District.
As.en,hlyman Francis +. Lambeer is trying TO
seoure the Republican nomination for state Seha-
TOR IN the XVIII Senate District. which inciuoes
the XXvth XXvIIth and XXIXth Assembly DIS
tr,c.s The delegates from the XXV1ith Dis'rct
viii vote for him in the Senate District ConVeh-
ton and his friends are working nara 10 seizure
the votes Of the delegates from the other TWO o's-
tr,ct. Assembiyman weekes also wants the nom-
nation for State Senator. and Is said 10 De sup"
norted By some Of the delegates from the AhNth
Assembly District while Job f. Hedges is sad 10
y. a candidate from the same district. and Edward
w Harris is being supported for state senator ny
ssveral Of the delegates from the MIMI As,
s.mSy District The Senate district bafes b page
81 The XvTfth District. and John Ford OF the
%xih only other Rspabncan sae Senators
Most OF the returns OF the primary elections wrIe
sent TO Police Headquarters early YESTERDAY. i ne
clerks in the Election Bureau were pusy are,
O'clock with the returns which were hanoeo over
"a General Rodenbough OF the Bureau OF Eec.
lions He had one hundred policemen on hand 10
hsVe the canvass Of the ready within seventy,
two hours as prescribed by the law lhese 4, 'e ,s
have great deaI OF work before them: put II ~
said that IL will be finished in time The TeturnSS
from New-York WestchesteI RT ,raa ~ FEC
lions at Police Headquarters The returns Oh
Kings County are counted In BrooKl!h poI0"e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
Mr.. W4HANY RENONiNiTED.

p1-rF.ro RErrBIIcANs STEAK BOLDLY FOR 4
POLICY OF NATIONAL EXPANSION
Buffalo Sept q (SpeciaD Representative ho"
land r. Mahany was renominated for Congress IN
the XXXIIi District to-day. Nearly every Rep""-
ucan Of prominence in the district was present ana
the nomination was unopposed The Committee on
Resolutions. headed nv Senator Lamy. reported
resolution supporting the Administration. conera'u-
lafing the people on the outcome OF the war ana
saying
ph.o,,.od Tba, oc arc in favor Of retaining all
territory over which the flag Of our country mas
been unfurlcd. and we approve the pol'Sy OF an
neya,,nn ne ouilincd by the present Administra
ton
Mr. Mahany was loudly appauded when h" was
conducted to the platform In his speech OF a'-
ceptance he said:
You Will not ind wanting in thi. campaign cheap
criticism OF tho course OF the republican party
during these last two years But above all TINS re-
mains the fact that during these two years, Tot the
second time in the history Of the party, you nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
PROHIBITION DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Chairman John f. Hanson OF 'he Executive
conu,,,,ee Of the Prohibition party County Com
,,,.e las, nigh, made public the list OF candidates
for Congress and Senate nominated by the Pro
h,p,tion party on September lG and Il. The list
Is as follows: 80
Candidates for Congress-yIIth District pr a.,
Go,s,n: Kiln. George H. Mayer; .XiI,h, Welcome
s. Sheldon: XIIIth. John Mckee; XiVth. AiperI H.
Wadhams. XVIII Jeremiah l. D'o"''
Collin f. Jewell. $500. x,h Y,,.,r,ot Dr
james Gkinson .iiII,h, James G. Wi,er Ninsn:
WIN William II McNair: xvIIth Or; A. Wor-
rail- palmer: YVIIlth s. Sherwood Wiihams'
xixth Patrick H. Lynch: XXth. John Is Han
son; Xxlst, Dollmer CrandaiI
The Prohibition County Convention meets Mon
day. october g. at Mott Memorial Hail. No I'll
Madison-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
TIE VACANT COLLEcTORSHIP.

Warrington Sept. 81 (speciaD.-New-Jersey men
here are Specializing as 10 what Representative
Richard Wayne Parker Is going to do in the matter
a., the vacancy IN the ONCE OF Collector Of Customs
q, Newark VIII hc recommend a man speedily or
will no wait until after his denomination. and whom
does he intend 10 recommend?
There are excellent reasons. IT Is said. why he
will not suggest nominee to the President for
n while He wants take time to consider. de-
string TO secure the best man under the circum-
stances II IL understood here that the County
Rsnuhilcan Society desires the appointment OF
Abram cooper Others named are George l..
Smith Augustus Wolber. I. T. Quinn and James
I HAYS But there are many other candidates. II
ia understood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
RyOLOGICAL BUILDING DEDICATED

Geneva ~ Y Sept 2-The dedication ene'e'. ~
OF the new Biological Building at the state HN''''
ment Station were held to-day
IT, nsw building Is one OF the finest structures
y, us kind I'm the world II is Of yelo" press.
hrick and Medina stone. The interior Is nn'sn.a
throughout with hardwood and Is well eau'pP''
The cost was $4,000 , An
The exercises were held in large tent erev'e a.
- -, aa,coma IN hehaV OF the Board OF ControL
while the Rev Or Robert Ellis Jones pre slur
of Hobart College delivered the address OF oers
mad by James Wilson, Secretary OF AgrEu,anallSd
Serene t. Payne. John Raines. charles !" ga pro,
w D. Hoard. ex-governor OF "iscohs''' '
fessor Roberts, OF Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
ERIE REpUBLICAy NOMINATIONS.

Buffalo. Sept. A.-Three Republican Senate con-
ventions were held this morning. at which the fol-
lowing nominations were made:
XLVIIth Drtrict-N. w. NORTON.
NIvIIIth Dstrict-sIMoN sIEBERT.
XIJXth Dstrict--GEORGE A. DAVIS.
The Republicans OF Erie County to-day nominated
the following Assembly candidates:
District
l-Dr T. J. WALSH
2-IIENTY W. HILL.
4-ANDREW J. KELLER.
5-FREDERICK G. RE1srER
a.NICuOLAS J. MIL.,ER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
nhDDcT z. NJ. Stewart,
UhIu II $40 9TH Ave.
ouPaAINlAI0 Estb. 1868.
MEETING or TURF CONGRESS-.
IMPORTANT ACTION AT CINClNNArl-No
,,nnr EnRrrGN BOOKS At THE TRACKS.


MORE FOREIGN BOOKS AT THE TRACKS.
Cincinnati. Sept. 2l-At the meeting ot 'hIeAmer'
can Turf Congress to-day the following officers
,,are alec,e1. President. Il. Montgomery, Mem
mis-: vice president Robert Aul 81 LOUIS ueas'
rrer n / Bradley Lexington. Ky; secretary IT,
Z. Homer Coylngton, Ky. Auditing Commiuee'
schultz Reese and Fowler; Committee on Rules
Murphy Tarton and Hopper
I, tho case Of T. r Rice & Co. against stanton *
Tucker. Il was decided that Rice & 20. were e
,i,,ea ,o $500 OF lrenes winnings. and stanton
Tucker TO 1858 OF that amount for training anu 80
nense. All pending applications FOR reIei VIZ
re.errea 10 Hopper. Labod, Tarlton ana Reese 90
n snerial committee This included such cases o.
Vengeance the alleged ringer at WINDSOR '''''
years ago 49,, -,,,e.
There were more changes in the bylaws ana ru'e.
than az any meeting in the history o. ~
Congress II was expected that ,"e -
would reconsider It's foreign action ana pe,"''
eion hooks on the track here But tn oLsn INV nv
,a1ical action against foreign DOCKS We tnto ,ha
the prohibitory bylaw being incorpotd.e,, aiken
o,,ss,ion at special meetings, ana nv
except at annual meetings; me .A, - ~ Septem-
ing VII be in Chicago IN 'ae ,Wothirds vote at any
annual meeting to cnan ns rhg he any more foreign
Other changes include notice OF ten day ssins for
0p,ect na' ~ The Committee on Appeals ana Zach ch
license 10 serve three years, one heno e,, ~ Of.
70 be elected annually; that WIN yun ken after
details rendering decision appeal can oe -, nwners.
nve DAYS limit: that owners include ~ ~ IN win
but not trainers with contingent n,r,ss not In the
nngs: afixing heavy penalties tor entries RES OF
name OF the owners; competing sirs mounts.
clubs 10 collect all Jockey fees pfeceu,rs, fees;
and 10 collect de 'larations as wen as fraud
ruling off OF all horses of any owner na' s owned
IN his entries: when two or more 20 ,,rs,ner are
nv the same party or having the same u"' other
sntered they must be coupled In the ostm n is
minor chang. s will cause Secretary honiPws rae
sue a new book with the constitution; oy'aTS. con.
ing rules regulations and betting rules cntsmbes.
gress adjourned to meet in Chicago next eeP'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
ribs FOR FITTING OFT THE MOHAWK

The transport Mohawk Will be the next Of
the Government transports to he fitted out ms a
model troopship. She VIII he overhauled and re-
ntted along the same lines as the Mobile, which
was sent to the Cramps. Philadelphia last week.
The bids FOR fitting out the Mohawk were opened
AT the Army Building yesterday. and were as fol-
lows: Cramps. Of Philadelphia. 100000 tho New
port News Dry Dock and Shipbulldng company.
kos 800. J NJ. Robbins & Co., $O6S5J; Bath Iron
Works So 500. and the Morgan Iron Works sos.
500. The bids will be sent 10 Washington for con-
alteration and final selection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
FIRST ROOSEVELT CLUE ORGANIZED.

The first Roosevelt club held a meeting last night
at Finieth-st and Ninth-ave. and elected perman-
on. officers Albert l.. Thompson was made presi-
aent. / McGooley treasurer. and Captain /. Il.
pike secretary. Many speeches were made, all
having high tributes to Colonel Roosevelt MI;
pike said he believed Colonel Roosevelt the Ideal
lion night for his success. The other speeches
we're equally enthusiastic; the attendance and en-
roiment in the new organization were large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
WESTCHESTER DEMOCRATS OFT or Tune
ossIxrxG DELEGATES RETIRE FROM THE lid
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Tho democrats 81 he TIA Assembly District Of
yyes,choster hold their convention for The election
y, f.l.g.fs. % tho several conventions * The party
~ ple..ant,lilc yesterday. Franklin Couch. Of
pcekskii pr.slld and Elliot Danforth chairman
81 the Democratic state Committee made speech
Tho following Delegates were riectcd state, James
T. yar,ir .rhadieus * Green ami Moses ". Tay-
Tor senate. Ire H. sirang. Joseph II Miller John
sbaushnossy : ~. iouns0erry and stephen n
Purty. Congress Henry g.. Nelson, Abram Hyatt,
Edward Brady - Isaac II. Purdy. Franklin
couch nelson G. Foshhy. Isaac W. Turner and
Charles Conklln judiciary Eugene n. Travis
when the IT,, ~ Delegates was presented Tor
adoptlon * STATE senator G. Nelson. Of sing Sing
declined tre election Y himself rs delegate TO the
congres. convention. ana moved the substitution
Of tho name Of George : Jenkins for that OF Thad-
deus X Green as delegate 90 the state Convention
I, n,o,.nc substitution Nr Noison said that for
many wears tsa town ot ossnins. In which sing
sing g, situated md been honorod with n place
on tho delegation 20 the State Convention and mat
he knox 81 no reason why the town should 10
burned down" II his time The ex-senator was
warn, g.. mis- expressions % dssuusfacton. and was
replied 20 by Nelson a. Foshay. Of Cortland ana
az REGISTER J. O Miller ,ho after stating that II
Osslning had had delegate 20 the state Conven-
lion every time fo- ,he last forty years Il WAS
clearly tiro the other towns in the district had 4
chance
Ex-senator Nelson's motion vas defeated by n
,.o,o - e 90 e tho Affirmative votes being the
twelve Ossinng delegates and one dclesat" from
Mount Pleasant The ex-senator. on 'hA vote
bairr announced then arose aud said he di not
propose TO submit quietly to heins ignored and in
eleven other Dssning delegates.
This cast considerable conservation on the re-
naming delegates. as nelson IS Known 10 ne a 20
and the convention. after passing resolution IN
dorsne Justice Van Wyck Tor denomination al