New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
STATE TICKET NAMED.
,rr.us OF CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS
AT SARATOGA
.-pr-B1.TCAN SENATOR GOVERNOR. Elk
GOVERNOR AND GoVERNoR-To-BE
HEARD BY DELEGATES
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNx.l

- brief attracted great deal more interest
=, -be first days session. 1t was known that
candidates were 20 be put IN nomination
= that speeches would be made by Senator
-,, Ex-Governor Black and Governor
1.as.velt AS 8 result there was great crush
:. ~st into the hall 10 watch the proceedings
- - hear the speeches OF these three dis
.-,-,,sred Republican orators.
r. convention was called 20 order promptly
=. ~ o'clock and before l o'clock adjournment
- taken AS early SIS O'Clock the crowds
,-sr 70 turn toward the Convention Hall.
While the big hall filing up tbs bands
rlaved roiIickt1s airs, and every IN e
"a hur1or There was some Jostiing and push
5-g but Il vas all good nAtured. As prominent
rsrubIicsns made their way into the hall and
.-A recognized they were cheered and ap-
handed Senator Platt and Senator Depew re-
lived the most applause. When Ex-Governor
max q Troy. came IN he was loudly cheered.
There was not single hitch TO the proceed
.-rs and everything -an as tremendously and
,-,oarhly as could be imagined. The programme
MS Put through without tar. Once Senator
er-srahar The presiding officer, made a slip IN
rs schedule. and called Senator Depew to the
p'atfor-n al the wrong time; but the Senator
.-srerrliy smoothed over the mistake and. al
,souch loudly cheered as he walked TO the plat
.,--r. stepped back and waited until Il his
turn 70 speak
There was one amusing incident, when Sens-
ar Coszeshau offered e resolution providing for
s,s-ensng with the roIlcau OF Assembly dis
--3cts - the minor nominations. The Chair
ryed that the Senator out OF order, and
lsts- Senator Krurn offered a similar resolution
uh,rn vas adopted This sort OF bewildered
CoeEeshalL and plainly indicated 20 every OK
that Senator Coggeshau was outside the breast
works Re isn't n good standing in the organi-
aatior now anc probably won't receive re-
sorntnarion in Oneida This slip indicated thsS
he had not been made aware Of the programme.
ana Re was rurhIessly ridden over and left our
The hail presented q gay appearance with its
eo-sI decorations flags and bunting. Senator
strarahan called the convention 70 order at 10
oclock. an6 announced that the nomination OF l.
caadi6ate for Governor was IN order. He i'm
u,s5.ateIy recognized Ex-Governor Black o.
Troy. NJ. Black has recently been inclined to
oDooss the organization. but his decision TO
nominate NJ O6eu was taken as an indication
that he had come back 70 the fold. and he was
greeted with thunders Of applause as he walked
" 10 The platform
BLACKS HOMINATING SPEECH
The Ex-Governor looked tall. muscular ana
angular He started IN 10 speak il e low. In
c.s.ve and deliberate way He warmed up
rapidly and made e clipping speech. that
aroused The convention 70 great enthusiasm
That i vas one Of the best nominating speeches
ever heard Il q State convention, many dele
ezres who have attended numerous State con-
,entions said. Nj. Black was earnest and eIo-
cuert f7= said in his speech:
IT, : .f-7s for speeches has PASSED II there had
been 70 sreeches untu tbs convention. ne gIoun1
would 81 E5ve 5eeR S2ysTed a4 49, ne bo5
51- ~ issues nov before the American people
vyzr- discussed and settled four years ago There
4 one mere NE gnOSt OF
-ia tsr1. which stalks 70 and fro between Lincoln
I'D -1--fr z-C- with occasional manifesto lions
n Boston : nor ana cannot be made an issue; Thu
e----E ID L ca1Ilot De sWerved from that policy
r new z-a-ecrows- erected along the way. In that
-.- sy-ei
A-ae--rs. progress, and the Republican party
T-s sues now are as they, were IN 1896 They
were -1el net and unoeTstoo1 ana. as com P!etely
r-- ashore The Democratic party since then mas
9SeA @=~ss . n ~ s tbSTn Sost That viii never
Dc done These issues vii never De seaW0rthy
-lsrqF eae. Viii he Democrats Inscriptions
u disorder disappointment and despair
DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND DEAD ISSUES.
TIA party seems never 10 understand the tenn
per OF .--eIgence Of the people II has endeavored
.Isss-zs5 rrsgfes Of he preceding campaign pre-
seu-sa.s by joining live heresy 10 the old dead
i seems &c believe that the voter would be glad
en1-ac- the KIND Of heresies, Il ne could
o-y get -neu IN quantities large enough. The peo-
& are '5sssxsS Y z2P5e TaessFe re5pons si
ss glsrlrF Eerssy as ever b5f5gFed child
I1sE committed one Of the most ineXcUsable
bunders II the politics Of the country and, as IN
t9F y nose vvao cid their best 70 prevent it. Al
ne frs chance that blUnder was corrected, and
remote T1ere are but few things new under the
81 are ne discovery OF safe principle by the
Iemocrsr-c parry Is not among them.
8t L is not BY principles alone that the success
5ssAsys6 TIE 6ess Of causes may Fan 4 they have
~ aso the best Of representative The success
- IT : = <
Gle fsT t. but 50 strong that ne does not have to;
Peiss s rare and almost 11nhroken foTtlne Of the
i-s2soi1aD party has been that whenever the
stL=igelcg las arisen, no matter how tempestuous
sras- og1Ise t1ere was always a plI2t VINO Gou1a
ns ne cargo overheard
qualified NATIONAL PILOT.
t.o1s 52ys a.eady selected The pilot for the IA.
seerec Vt-h such success and skill that even IN the
III coeL6a thar aas FurT2undeo aim ne has gained
"1 feaoTn 70 degree almost without ex-
IH- daty q mis- assemblage is TO select pilot
-e-e shorter course. but over waters which are
as s.r - -nz ofLen dangerous enq regard II
S-- nan 70 WON with general accord, the Repub-
II asrT - The elements 59 tq5 ot S5sby and couF-
.".-s1 make the successful leader
s51reh believe that the level OF political action
neithsr break II i9yn nor Sefie n l3ut believe
--4l honesty does not consist in profession
s3ae Profession without fuldlment IS as dead as
49, H-lfl-- work That man makes a Lrieyous
90. -eE |ao believes that Dreten ling 10 have
~ -I-ng = the same as having done II what
fe.- " -,-ean party always demands is one VINO
11-e-ssslon The shadow; that 20 do and 10 be are
go essentials II human life, and that 10 say IS
10 ste-E upon the moving ude; ana that IS why
Is -li-selted 70 present 10 you me name Ehlch
o. - 80 ID your mind, and which am CHOSEN
WHAT Mr. ODELL STANDS FOR.
re g no theorist bat one who achieves. He
e-e- Aos proclaim in advance bis purposes but the
IN 49, - s5ahcy and sklIi mas Bssh MrltIen