The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
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ti,-ung f,r Bryan and Kissing the uam"
Hf David 4 I'LL. The stat. convention e the
li-nl lcWpcratic party nominated his
STAT" 'lck-t last evening In tooI-r Union
ard ugs'.ei IT, campaign for this year
auI 'hc Presidential fight of lst. The
unp,r, ~ald that they had "a" approval
Il William J. Bryan, and their speakers
I'D Ia the formation Of th" PARTY IN
this STAT. Was only the frs, gun that would
D." fired within the next few months. in the
c,urS, q which Liberal Dcmocracys an
der this or another name would be formed
Boo every state m the Union Ia further the
,uauo,s II the Bryanite faction 81 IN"
democratic party t~o years hence Ia oa-e
200" ryn Who are opposed 10 Bryan Get
cputTul Of the odd party organization b"-
tween nov and the mes,ing Of the next
National cnnvrntion.
tie convention yesterday was made up
# 30 del, gates from all parts Of tie state,
frpreeUting every Assembly district IA II
MANY If item are mel Who were prominent
BOO tie old popull.t org inizatiun IA this
state Mr. Zero. the nominee for Comp
'%rl,lcr. has l.-n IA. chairman 81 the Pupu-
li-' state Committee ever since lss? Mr.
turnin l. rich min. owner. whose hlrrality
H.. -. -. III 80.
~. northern part ~ the state Mr. Ryder
va a m"mtsr ~ the Assembly Tor two
terms from MestCh.-,cr and was the noni-
r,., Il ~" Democrats in the Third district
there last wear Mr.. Dugan IL the Pre-i-
'"ui 81 IA" Il.'nt-r-' National ASsocta-
'iun. and the Other men on the ticket ar
all known among the BRYAN Iemocrats
and the Popull-,s throughout the state
Ter the work that they have don" In former
v'lrz
TIE first session 81 the convention was
held ~ the Afternoon and MelS NO Pa User.
tide chairman uf Ia. that Srht
ont the call for the convention. called u TO
order. Mr. Pslli-er said that the object
ID! the convention was to nominate n state
ticket that would represent tn" Democracy,
amt that the men who had Gen studying
'H" situation had made up their minds
ihn' there was no bore ~ such a ticket
coming ont Of the regular Democratic con
N"n'ion.
MIR Palli-r introduced Justice Samuel
Sahury 81 the city Court, who was elected
.a.r fall uu the low ticket. a. the permanent
chairman & the convention, and judy
S.aburv vs- greeted with cheers by his
fellow Brvauit.- Judge Seabury said:
B,i"r. th' Convention Of l>ss th" Demo
Ii, same men Who ar" now Cor~piring y
...ur. control had been IN full power. In
H." lon nm N ~. 'n a.. ihiatiey %c nSI : II an un-
- upIluus ring They had long been sue
'"s-iui at a." poll, bHt during ne nor
period ~ th'ir -uCC' -, they DID nothing
~ th. people or to advance Democratic
" d Il, under tho leadership ~ Mr.. Mn.
.,f.t..'. ,h.v had bc'rsv,d Yet th-s" ar.
~" rrr with along and dlssrac"ful record OF
rrrk.u romisr- who AN the people To return.
To tho ancient UTIuCiulrs Of sound Democ-
nav under their leadership. nv. ~" CON
r,rt, tina, Vas dead The face OF the party
vs. iuru.d away from IN" past toward the
future. ard a." action taken WAS creditablr
and honorable
II j. ho,ri,., TO expect anything from tho
so-.tIlsd regular bemoCf attic convention
''.-ruu Iuwcr senator Hill and other tools
of u ],uouolV viii dominate that Convention
&C. men hRN" 40 political princtvles they
ta.. r.r''' 10 ENJOY OPPORTUNITIES Iot
rI.Ii,. ''s; ~" nov In the hands Of the
.iudg. S,aiury said ,hn, The new party
Wa uc.s!eI urgently In this state Tor the
salvation 81 ~. Common wealth. and then
M ~. 80 NI Nv "INAA /" W h'ANN AaAT'
II cleveland. whose picture hurg on the
wall b.lrd Him. together with those 81
Err,lu. Altg"li Jefferson. and BRYAN
AL 4 the delegates 'hesroi for Thres-Cent
Tom. and Nr S"ahurv sat down satisfied
Then be- appointed a committee on plat.
form. with Mr. RYDER "a chairman. and
fI. convention a. down to listen 10 u roast
# Ex-senator Hill 10y JAY Forrest Of Albany,
whose friends av that Mr.. Hill onca
Threatened 10 drive him from the city and
county vi Forrest called Mr.. Hill n
p~riit.ral traitor. a sneak. n thief. and other
hard ma ne-. and the delegates cheerod
h.u IN.
diaries FrrloriCk Adams made a speech
IN which he -aii that This fall he was going
',l.k up no lit of Law vers who denounced
NJ HI vrar- ago. and branded him a.
unfit f,r confidence and s@ what they do
OH. Cal when the conventions arc held
Ih,u a." Convention adjourned until
'1o evening A. the delegates were going
olt 81 the hall each one recelved "A circular
II which tho following IL a copy:
NV orFsrioSs'
Who s'ur~d putchess county ballot bores'
A. David u ilhl
VII" run. snap conveniions' Ask David
Wh1 tore ur lister county r%"tit!on' Ak
Mla acted the coward In 1891 AK David
". hate the chicago PLATFORM AK
Whn ruined tho Democratic party in this
STATE hy dlr'y p%olttto-' Az David u Hhl.
r. ~" evening the nominations were
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