The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-23

State and County Delegates setecfe
 After Interesting Hearings tn St
 Aioysius Haii-Tomiinson Wiil be
 Supported by the County Delegates
 and Cary by the State Delegates.
 The meeting of democrats to elect delegates to the state convention to be held September 29 and 24 was held last night in St. Aloysius hall and was call ed to order by Thomas I, Kinney at S:25 o'clock. Mr Kinney is the chairman of the democratic town committee. The first thing done was the election of a chairman. Alderman McGilI nominat- ed Assessor John J. Hogan and he was declared elected. Controller Rowe was chosen secretary.
 Chairman Hogan announced that the committee on credentials, comprising the chairman of each ward delegation, would prepare their report. This was done and it showed that 39 out of the 102 delegates entitled to vote at the con- vention were absent.
 Joseph R. Manning took the floor first and moved that the chairman appoint committee of nine which would pre- pare a list of twenty-six names to be submitted to the meeting. An amend ment was offered by Edward J. Maher to the effect that the committee should comprise the ward chairrnen. The vote on the amendment was lost and then then the original motion was acted up- on and carried unanimously.
 Chairman Hogan appointed the fol- lowing committee of nine: Henry c. O'SuIlivan, Edward J. Frederick, Joseph R, Manning, James P. McGill, Henry W. Sandford, John $. Mccarthy, Joseph Calm, J. J. Sullivan, and Albert F. Welles. After a session of half an hour the committee reported and the list prepared by them, which was later adopted by the meeting. was as fol- lows: Norris G. Osborn, Albert Widman Thomas l. Kinney. John J. McPartland Frederick Holcomb, John H. Dillon James w. Hutt John J. Lane, David E. Fitzgerald, Henry W. Sanford, James T. Moran, Edward G. Frederick, Henry 1 c. O'Sullivan, James P. B. Rickets, Sep tirnus c. Fleetwood, James c. Kerrigan James N. States, Conrad Weiss, Rober1 A. Hoilinger, Joseph R. Manning, Cor nelius c. Conway, J. J. Sullivan, James IP. McGill, Edward T. Mullen, Thoma! c. Bracken and James J. Devine.
 A motion was immediately made tc have the secretary cast a ballot for tht ticket, but MT. Maher offered an amend ment to the effect that the name O Jams E. McGann be substituted fo that of Norris G. Osborn as the head o the delegation. John J. Sullivan moved that the amendment be tabled, whicl was carried, and the vote on the origi
 nal motion to accept the report of tn
 committee was then carried.
 At this point Charles Gay made ;
 few remarks regarding the course to b
 followed by the delegates at the con
 vention. and it was his intention to of
 fer A resolution. He was ruled out 0
 order by the chair and the following re quest was sent in by committee iron
 the Economic league was read: "We
 delegates from the Economic league be
 to present to your honorable body
 communication from the Economi
 league" MT. Manning said that it wa
 not right to have outsiders offering res olutions and communications, and nov ed that the matter be tabled, which wa carried. The meeting then adjourned
 The delegates elected last night ar
 Cary men and will support him at tn l coming convention.