New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25

| quire that of them and nothing more; that Is the
standard by which measured. Our
| party ever has and ever will depend for success
upon this element in its makeup, this motive Tor
| Opposition to our onward march to victory this
fall paIes into insgnifcance when analysed in the
light Of the great and benefcent measures acknowl-
| Odell. The execution and development OF these
| upon the present able Attorney General and his
very able first assistant the Hon Henry B. Conan.
shoulder to shoulder side by side, tireless and
oowed they and the Enforce
ment of these measures to when nave reIerreq t
these great questions The abiest lawyers this or
| any other State can produce have met Henry B.
Conan In the legal forum: M i+rodnct,on- :,
He is me n h State ne Known ~
section through which the telephone. telegraph OF
Who better than these people and political divisions
who better than those strong and able men VINO
duty for the last four years for the interests
of great State, is better abe to Judse OF MS
and associates alike certify TO his qualifications
great Common n Peope known to all accessible
ALL politician the people admire him has weight
self alone. Where. from any source can you pet-
Mr. Chairman. the duty have the honor TO per
form for Madis9R COUNT IS the not cdmnso given
us to execute by the people OF Madison county
without reference to political parry w[o to o as
your candidate for the great ONCE of Attorney
B. Conan. Of Madison. We have never failed you
in the past we win nil nsye ar f sb 9 9 o ne
roll around the canraSsers VIII c9gnL sueh vote
bnve the before II the ticket bears the
name of the Hon. Henry b Conan
The nomination was seconded by W. j. Kelly.
of Steuben, and the secretary cast the ballot
and Mr.. Conan was declared the nominee
For State Engineer and Surveyor the present
incumbent Edward A. Bond. was presented by
Kya0 u
| attention to the excellent work done by the
State Engineers office since Mr. Bond has di-
rected its affairs The nomination unani-
nous.
THE NOMINATION OF JUDGE WERNER
For associate judge of the Court OF Appeals
William Z. Werner of Monroe County, was
nominated by Or. David J. HILL Assistant Secre-
T, tary of State. DR.. Hill said:
The constitution of our State. like that OF the
nation provides FOR the risng o. r she peVpe
| TO the people by frequent elections; behind the
thf"' Incarnation of the majesty of law the
ard the hf ns of OF vq
| liberties. II has long been a problem OF govern
merhS SS judges ay oe o. ana
| still divided between the merits Of choice BY
whatever the respective advantages of these meth
DDS of choice may be. ii is evident that candi-
| date who has stood the test Of both requires no
| further commentator. .
from Monroe. TO present such candidate. Chosen
| by the people be Judge of the Supreme Court.
after ten years of previous judicial service as
county judge. he soon won throughout the state
| the respect and confidence he had enjoyed IN
the community where. a honored member OF
therefore in 1860 ii became the duty of Governor
| Roosevelt to make appointment to the Court
| of Appeals by promotion from the Supreme Court
looking carefully the list of judges of that
distinguished bench, with eye to native adapta
ton. ripeness of legal attainment. maturity of
of aud judicial temperament he selected
for that appointment Justice William Z. Werner.
| of Monroe
And now. in seeking from the people their ap-
prevail of the wise and faithful administration of
Governor Odellan administration which for buSi-
ness Hike management and fidelity TO public inter
ests has never been surpassed in the history of our
thai high public service should PASS without
reward by asking for the confirmation of the APP
pointment made by Governor Roosevelt in 1900
And. therefore. without lingering upon the history
of career toe conspicuous TO require recital and
without personal eulogy which would be super
great Republican party and with the belief that
II may be augmented by the strength of the names
presented to the people have the honor to place
in nomination as candidate for Associate Justice
OF the Court of Appeals of its present tenn
porary judges. the Hon. William E. Werner. of
Rochester.
The nomination, like all that preceded it. was
| unanimous At l p. m. the convention ad-
journed without day
THE TICKET PLEASES PLATT.
An WAS NAMED