The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

SYRACUSE. y. ". Sept sa-The DEM
ocSa,ic convention OF New York state to-
day nominated ;his ticket:
Governor. Augustus w. Van wyck. OF
Queens
Lieutenant governor. Elliott Daptortl,.
Secretary Of state. George w. Bat.en,
OF Niagara.
Comptroller-Edward S. Aiwaser, OF
Dutchess
State treasurer. f. r. Morris, Of Wayne.
Attorney seneral-Thomas +. Clay. Of
Clinton.
State engineer ana surveyor-Marsin
Schench, Of Rensselear
Contrary 20 all expectations and to tho
Indications OF last night and early this
morning. the convention was very hsr-
monous. the oniy contest being for The
nomination for governor. and only one
ballot being taken on that.
Appeal TO Democracy.
Temporary Chairman Palmer called tho
convention 10 craer soon after noon and
Frederick Schrauh was made permanent
chairman. He charged the nationr Re-
publican administration with criminal ras-
lect of the troops in the Spanish war, and
said that everywhere Democrats were In
the van. Dewey. Schley. Tfobaou. Lee,
Democratic heroes had written high shsir
names In the American temple OF fame
In conclusion he said.
| "Monlentous questions affecting the fu-
ture policy OF America must bc PASSED
upon by the Bext congress. II should be
the earnest effort OF every Democrat TO
so shape the work Of this convention that
shall render ha ret. -. 49,
upper house Of our beloved senior senator,
Edward Murphy
Nominations for Governor
The names OF Augustus Van wyck, OF
Brooklyn. James X. Mcclure, OF Syracuse.
John Il. stanchfeld and Judge Robert G.
Titus were presented for nomination for
governor. Justice Van wyck was placed
in nomination by Hon. Andrew Mclean.
OF Brooklyn. who predicted great Demo-
cratic victory. II sas In the air he said.
lie reiterated in a few scafhlng sentences
the charges maie against the Republican
state administration. The Tammany men
oheered his speech loudly. and waving
hats and papers showed their approval
There was everything In the seene 10 in.
dicatc that Van wyck would be the nom-
ines Of the convention.
iiIiam suzer said 10 desired to ser-
ond the nomluation of Van wyck IN be-
half Of the united Democracy Of New York
county.
we all know him. and he never ,sotiged
his taxes We know where he lives, and
we DO not have TO apologies for IT.
Opening Fight on Roos.veIt.
In his speech. Ir. Haxen. who nominated
Mr. Mcclure. said.
"At Saratoga Tuesday iiseresfltea repra-
sentasjyes of the Republican party placed
between themselves and the wrath of ihe
people a soldier IN the war wIgh Spsiu
Such were the motives Of those gentlemen
that had they met IN IEa9es Instead OF
Saratoga they would have held tbs self
same colder between themselves and tha
fire. We have only admiration Tor the
Rough Riders who never thought az sur~
render while on the bllsler'ug sand Of San-
tiago bat Ne are amazed that one of their
number should return 20 the cooling sha9es
OF Saratoga and surrender absolutely and
without condition To the most desperate ard
degenerate ogg8 citation % political tough
riders that ever fcsaged upon the taxI,ay-
ers Of TIE st4te Gf New York. The men
who made THAI nofn.aatioa must he heaten
To beat ihan their candidate. muse be
beaten Tss Empire state afm'r thu
veteran G. any war. bns II viii vote down
in self-detensa the organization that has
made this man is candidate and wi,h
whom ~ had joIHed hands
This coatentsDr must name the next p0v-
srnor o, New YORK To 10 this ve mast
name candidate who ear via Central
New Ycrk is for James K McCfuIre He Is
young, h1s fEe Eaan wn0 has worked his
way from nessSoY 20 mayor of FsyracuS@,
ard II serving his second term AZ thlsfy "a
not to yguag- II you place tie standard
Of Democracy S. his bands. he wIt never
stop OF fal.sr Jnt3i ne has CARED 4. 20 VIC
tory. He will rally beueAth is ;sge youus
Euen u the state regardless of PARTY isFsss;
TIE iabofiLx people of tAe state whose
rsKh!s re aas ai@sys defended sae plain.
ceusuoa reori@ s-gzcna whom ae was bern
ard Feafe3 aaa 80 ws1fa he has never ats-
pesaf sn vain, The Owners og small homes.
whose burdens he has tAhtefed ny feFcirs
a 3alsf HaaGaCa o. taxation: the iheTal fhsnk~
irE people wao believe IN Jusg and liberal
Laws a. against she blue ass Of Eaaofry
ard the sgFapfuzry lass ~ hyEtaerLsg g-~f ffassss
-nec and shese interests 1liI see 70 II tsa.
n ghe great battle ~ lhe ra45ass the sN.ws.
bog G'sn3lsatp fhc Vhampo or of tha plain
u#og!e. r esnsen governor over the MIL
!fanaEF4 Rough Rider. who aas Joined
hands wt,h uaen Wh0 have .lasl8zred th~
taxpayers aua brought shame and .ilsgraea
upon the Erns4Fs state"
Loud Cheers for bryan.
Thomas 4 carEcay. os Putnam. men.
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