Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-28

IuteIy forbidden without the written CON
sent Of the responsible awar1ers. ouaI,-
fled engineers are now alone peymitse,,
to run statfonary engises IN 7Nest. York
| City. -
These ore examples OF what the n.
| publican party has done for Labor n ~,
state Legislature. AS we have been ~.
true and consistent friends OF labor r..
the past. we pledge ourselves to be ths
true and consistent friends OF labor &,
the future.
The Republican party Of New York b..
always been the party OF honest ana
economical administration. We pledg.
the candidates this day nominated to a
rcsoiutc and thorough continuance Of tbs
investigation SO fearlessly begun by Gov
Black into all alleged acknowledgement OF
the canals. II there are errors In thu
system and the law we will correct them.
II there has been fraud we will detect
and punish the wrongdoers.
Proud of the imperial position Of Ne~
York among the states OF this Union. and
conscious of all the responsibilities OF the
future In the state and nation, we pre-
sent our candidates to the vote of the
people, asking their support and calmly
confident OF their approving verdict In
November.
The chair announced that nomina-
tons were in order Mr.. VIM. A.
Prendergast OF Kings paid a high tri-
butte to Lieut.. Gov. Timothy L. Wood
ruff. and placed him in nomination for
lieutenant governor. A delegate named .
Waters said he desired to name George !.
II. Warning. He was jeered down. Mr..
Woodruff's nomination was quickly
made by reclamation amid great
cheering.
Arthur L. Andrews of Albany. advo-
Gated the nomination of John T. Nc
Donough of Albany, for secretary Of
state. Mr.. McDonough was nominated
by reclamation.
n. J. Norton of Erie, named VIM. J.
Morgan of Buffalo. for the office os.
comptroller, and George Greene Of
Binghamton. withdrew Addison B. Col-s
WINS name and seconded Mr. Morgan's
The nomination of Mr.. Morgan was
made by reclamation.
Serene f. Payne named John B. 5see< !
KEEL of Cayuga, for state treasurer. and
the nominate was made by acclaMa-
ton. xss:s 81 b !
For attorney general. Congressman
Sherman of Utica. named John c. Davies Z;
Of Oneida. and present Attorney General
Hancock seconded the nomination. 8en,fs
ator Malby named John NJ. Kellogg otoG +
Lawrence county. Bank Supt Kilburn
seconded the nomination. as did also Sem
ator Raines. On the ballot Mr.. Davies
received al votes and Mr.. Kellogg -.
Mr.. Davies nomination was made unan-
imous. - - "A. !
For state engineer. Senator Brown OF
Jefferson. named Edward A. Bond Of Jef-.
ferson,, and he was nominated by accla-
nation. ~ ~. ,s.sss--.,
Committees to notify candidates Of 'thelf
nomination were named. The COMMITTEES;
to notify Col. Roosevelt consists Of
Thomas c. Plat, James A. Roberts.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Edward Lauter-
bach, Francis Hendricks and others-
The following committee was appointed
by an advisory board for the state com
mittee: Thomas C. Plat. Ch0uncey n
Depew. Frank Hfscock. Edward Lauter-
bach and Frank S. Witherbee.
The old eagle emblem was re-adopted
Tor the party. As no state officers are to
be elected by the people in 1899, the state
committee was authorized to fill all va
cancies that may occur in any office.
The convention at 1857 adjourned sine
die