The sun., 1902-10-16

We Are GolnG 10 Win." Says Mr. HiiI. Who
I,ad Sat with a Red Nimbus Over Ills
rate Observing This Pose-Mr. Stanch.
neld. VINO knows How II Feels Him.
.eif. starts Mr. CoIer Running Against
Odell-McLaughlin and Shevlin Not
Thcre-Coier Not TO 60 Stumping.
David p. ill personally took his can
dldato for Governor TO the Tilden Club
ast nigh: 10 have him notified officially of
tis nomination. Mr.. Coler made a straddle
NJ the Democratic plank VIII ich calls for
he confscation Of the coal mines. saying
rat he believed in that resort only when
Ell other measures had been exhausted
Mr.. Coler and Senator Hill reached the
clubhouse at Broadway and Seventy
Hfth street at $50 o'clock. They got into
he elevator AMI were lifted to the third
hoor To the right, as they left the elevator,
vas a room. II contained table set with
bottles and siphons Senator Hill, who
never drinks. no matter what whiskey
advertisements carry his picture. headed
fpr this room. saving to Mr.. Coler: Come
on This looks Democratic"
The Senator and Mr.. Colcr wore frock
,oas and silk hats The next two trips
e the elevator fetched up the other can
Gidates. all of whom wore their evening
p.othes. Mr.. Colers well-preserved and
heamng dad acted a. companion for John
,unneen. candidate for Attorney General,
gentleman of similar kindly and benevo-
lent countenancc. John b. Stanchfield
,-corted Charles NJ Preston, candidate for
comptroller Frank H. Mott, the boy
,rqtor of the Arkwrisht Hills. who is running
tor Secretary of State. was under the wing
of National Committeeman Norman T..
Ma. and John }. Kennedy of Buffalo. who
member of the State Committee.
Charles y. Bulger. the raging lion tora-
..rcsh If the upstate Democracy. looked
stoUt for senator Thomas F. Grady. but
',und lin not 80 he took shelter wit tn Pres-
'"'' Robert +. Dowling Of the Tilden Club
m. other men on the ticket made their
"iv into the room where Senator Hill and
Nr. Coler were taking the hands Of the
.,u"s's All lined up around the table,
0g' no one approached the bottles John
J. shea Of Brooklyn finally made two PEE
'iHr secret motions to few untitled
democrats and this reticence was overcome.
4 Aa-hlight photo grapher asked the
Indicates to enter another room and be
'ik"n in their hest cloth hes. A Senator
r started in that direction former Lieu
."nant- -Governor Sheehan observed;
| hop" Hill isn't going to have his trousers
r'''ogi4p 4phed again
He holds It's unconstitutional to have
''H pre-, sod. said the man who was helping
..- uoighLo,s.
Nr Stanchfed was photographed with
80 rest. He had been picked out 10 make
%" speech of notification because he knows
COW Z feels TO run against Odell.
Mr StanchNeld came out Of the room
man asked him who made the speech two
''ar- ago telling him Of his danger.
The convention forgot o appoint notif-
"l'Inu committee" said Mr.. Stanchfield
nd was never told Of my nomination,
copies Of Mr.. Colers speech were not
''u-hcd 10 the press until he reached the
N Tho speech had been printed oncc
ID then reprinted To insert the sentence;
concur with ey-President Cleveland in
'" belief that tarln revision is the leading
t.'onal issue OF the hour
Ghe candidates were taken down to the
-'rDnd floor where the services were held.
'ircl" of luxurious red plush chairs held
.." nominees. President Dowling and Mr.
Nanchf"ld SAT at one side so az not TO
"n>'ruCt the view. senator Hill modestly
."pk seat in the second row, back against
'e wall ~ the south side Of the room,
'"hlnd william +. Sh"chan. Above Sena-
'"r liill was an incandcscent light with red
.lade and II cast scarlet nimbus on him.
Nmong those seated around the candidate
""re Herman Ridder. Frank Campbell,
.Ialrnau Of the State Committee; Perez
" Stewart. Superintendent OF the Bureau
~ Buildings; John l. Shea, former Mayor
Van Wyck c. v Fornes, president of
'he Board of Aldermen, and Jacob A. Can.
,,r, President Of the borough Of Manhattan.
llrgh Nclalghlin and James Shevlin Of
,irooklvu were absent. II Leader Charles
Murphy Of Tammany was there. none
'aw him. Big Tim Sullivan was running
E'"d Senator Pa, McCarren was there in
working clothes, having come direct
Tom the racetrack. John r Carroll
"d Ihe company of Franci: J lantry
Ind r James J. Martin. George " Plunkiti.
Tom Dunn and other lights of Tanmany
""N"d about IN the skirts Of the crowd.
s'anchneld Calls Coier a Bulwark.
President Bowling presented Mr.. Stanch-
''I. who wound up his notice to the candi-
oa'es with these words:
ihc bitter and relentless foe of Eamnpo
" champion Of IA" tunnel as against the
Ise tne architect OF III" present fiscal
orld 4, or"rttcd, the inspiration of all those
10" h"HoN" IN the principle that political
.9nrstY - the best policy. the prota gonist
-' ihc Young Democracy Of the Stete,-ws
's'"r You IN" nomination for the highest
'',y IN our giit. ~ the hope Of our party,
fIc hu!Mlrk Of the people
Mr Van Wyck's eyes were pously closed
'Grlng the reference TO Ramapo.
lAete was geam Of qualification in the
yves ~ Mr.. Colers dad, who sat two seats
'fn3red from him. when the crowd began
% cheer his boy The candidate betraying
>'mc nervousncss read his speech. When
n' got 10 the six h Of the twelve pages the
1iIh Of conversation in the rear became
So loud that some of those In front who
"W'ed 10 hear had to sound a warning for
'",h'' The room was very warm and Mr.
DER ielt II. He said in part:
speech OF Candidate COler
." platform adopted by the Democratic
invention at Saratoga has had my careful
", .'d 2 ion, and stand uron II.
q" uHiortunate industrial conflict between
hh'htntltc mine operators Oh the one
ana and tic mine workers on the OF her ,
90 no,; OF course. intent ionally created
m" H"Ilblcnn party. IT. causes, how
Wy. ar" directly attributed TO Republican