New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06

years ago. We meet at a time when the efforts OF
the Administration and the patriotism, industry and
honesty Of our people have advanced the Nation 10
highest place among the nations OF the earth II
or any other nation has ever reached
We meet. regretJng that at the close Of the year
IA Governor Vet confident that his constructive
ability and honesty. his untiring energy and zeal
Will find a broader field Of labor that he will give
the ADMINISTRATION of National affairs, While re-
Of other sons OF the Empire State who have the
same integrity, the same genius Tor the manage
Herance - and who viii MAINTAIN the high order of
ability established in the State The people or ms
we nave aIvravs had in he ranks OF the Repub-
Hcan party man equal TO the needs Of the hour
What has been true Of the past in ths respect
cause of a higher destiny. there comes another
man who by ms naSqral aCt+.Iys ne b5e 1nsrI
training, his educational ADVANTAGES M 9 30
ence with men. possesses all the quaLhcations tlat
go to make him eninenIy me MAJ 70 and 70
continue the honest wise, patriotic policies so Wen
in the genial qualities that make man loved and
experience acquainted with the daily interests OF
every level Of IL. clean and forehanded, having
business affairs, he is the logical ideal cn'lU4e
Peace hath her victories no less renowned than
war" Among the heroes who have fought their
way to the front in civil life. who have helped
gariands which lie on altar Of state fresh from
I4 - ~ Ir,s1iI1,5,,s man The Hon
Benjamin B. Cdell. s.-.a,
young and active They demand man broad
eaed by experteHCe; they demand man VINO G IN
own business; they demand man whose every act
snotIees. they demand a man who has The courage
and ability 10 follow in the footsteps Of Roosevelt
necessary quaIifcatons is BENJAMIN b Oder-
me name Of the business men OF this State who
know mis- abi,'.y 50 wells in the n7me of The labor
Inc men Of This state, many Of whom he has en-
pIOyed, always paving the largest WAGES Tor q
given class or %,orE IN me par1e ~ PgDps
District, with its fifteen thousand LaepIh-ca1 ma
min b Odeu..
The roll was then called and every delegation
cast its vote solid for Odeu Lieutenant-Gov
ernor Woodruff, in KINGS; General Greene, in
Nev--York: Abraham Grrber. from the XXIst
District and Cornelius Vanderbilt, from the
XXTVth. were all cheered as they rose in their
seats to cast the votes Of their delegations for
Odeu. Senator Plat cast the vote OF Tioga
County and was loudly cheered. Senator Stran-
ahan announced that as Mr.. Odell had received
the full OIL votes cast he was duly nominated
for Governor This started the cheering afresh.
When il had subsidized upon notion Charles A.
Moore OF Kings: c. s Francis, OF Troy. and
J. NJ BeIford of Suffolk were appointed com
ntttee Of three 10 wait upon Mr.. OdeI and ask
him to come before the convention.
ENTHUSIASM FOR SENATOR DEPEW.
The chair then announced that the nomination
Of a Lieutenant-G Governor was in order Senator
Depew was recognized. and received great ova-
ton. He made rousing speech and kept the
convention IN uproar Of enthusiastic interest
and appreciation He made telling argument
in calling first President Mckinley to the stand
and asking him what he would do II elected
President upon the questions Of sustaining and
upholding the flag, maintaining the gold stand
ard and UNFOLDING the policy OF protection. He