The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
.COLER is CHOSEN
FOR GOYERAORSH|P.
Will Head Democratic Ticket in
Empire State.
SOME. DELEGATES MAY BOLT.
Tammany Took Part in Conference at
Which Slate Was Made, and
kirgs County May Support
Another Man.
fBy AssocIa ted Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
SARATOGA, n. Y. September sO.-For
Governor, Bird S. Coler, of Kings.
For acknowledgements, Charles N
Bulger, OF Oswego.
For Comptroller, C. NJ. Preston. OF VI
ster.
For Secretary of State, Frank H Mott,
of Chautauqua.
For Attorney General. John Conneen,
OF Erie
For Engineer, Richard w. Herman, of
Oneida.
For Treasurer, D. ]. Van Auken. of On
tario
For Judge of Court OF Appeals, John
c. Gray, OF New York.
This is the ticket promulgated tonight
from the headquarters OF Senator Hill.
1t was a, result of a long conference OF
many Of the State leaders, in which Sen
ator Hill and Hugh Mclaughlin took a
E lea ding part The announcement OF this
tentative ticket was received quietly by
the tfrongs in the hotel corridors, and
later runors We're circulated thai in the
convention it might not stand. The
Kings county delegates, led by Senator
MGC,arrpu were prominent in taking OF
prospective changes.
TAMNLANY SUI.hING.
DESPITE this the Hin people went So
renely on making arrangements Tor Tie
nomination OF the ticket. In all OF THIS
preliminary work Tamnlany took no Pal
and, in fact, after the first conference,
Kings county absented itself
Senator Hill during the evening DID not
affirm or deny that the slate given ont
by those in his room was absolutely
that when the convention would finally
nominate one of tn. rtunors which
sIlra Ilg@ up after the slate was announced
was that Kings coanty was preparing
bolt and several Of the delegates would
refuse 10 abide BY the Coier decision or
vote in tile unit system.
Senator McCarrcn in answering this
said :. ut is useless to try ard DENY the
fact.that several members of our delega-.
items are rot heartily in savor @of Nj.
CoIer. We s;iIl believe that Judge Parker
Nauld acrept the ncI1Grhtion if con-;
ffoated Win the fact that the conren-
ton nominated him BY acciamation. Still
I do not think that we Will break the
urit cute.
I.2rs3-ts1.1t news Of the night from semi
official sources but lacking authoriza--
tlnn was that the committee on plat.
-
h:.sse canal and that the committee on
credentials TO avoid further trouble.
would seat the delegation header by VIII
liam S Deverv.
Il Was almost noon before the delegates
began to move towards the convention
hall, William S. Devery was cheered g $.
he walked into the seats among#the al
teruates. the outburst which lasted for
lnans minutes, breaking out every time
he rose to shake hands with a newcomer.
THE TRUSTS SCORED
The convention was called to order al
1920 o.clocl<, and John L. Stanchfield, OF
Elmira, the temporary chairman. adj
dressed the assernblaGc. Re said IN ps;rt:
owing to the dominating influence ex-5
ercised by the so-called trusts of the
day, which have grown upon Republican
soil, We find ourselves in Il position where
the Democratic party can take an AMIR
NATIVE stand upon tho one Issue that sur
asses al others in its relation TO both
the nation and the State. We assert that
the time has come when 1t IS the duty
Of the pople by means of legislation to
curb and cUrtail the further advance of
these corporations whose business 1t IS
TO foster ard promote nonopolies in the
necessaries OF life. We wage no wu,
upon those corporations engaged in legit
innate enterprises. We are told We must
await the vcxattous and Wcartsoue pros
cess OF eff.ctins d constitutional amend
neIlt. If We We're III power and could
pass#aud enact into law q provision re-
moving the tariff from all articles IN
which a monopoly had been created, who
would De so yeRturesome as to assert.
or who so credulous as TO believe that
relief would not be at once experienced!
When our nome industries have obtained
,.~f \
products Of the nation as to enable them
10 make prices that are prohibitive in
their character the plain and simple
remedy. is to remove the protecting tax"
i DEMONSTRATIONS FOR DEVERI
When tn. Ninth New York Distrist
was reached in the roll call Of delegates
and GoodWjnS name was read there wa,
a voiev OF h!ssess, and in an instant the
was in an upToar. Kisses and
cheers alternating. DeVery was all the
time on his feet, waving his hat and
shouting fGr recognition. Women spec
tators waved handSercniefs and pa:asols
and urged him on, while from the gal
lery came cheers FOR Devery until the
entire roll had been called.
Amid the greatest CONFUSION Devery
demanded that the Goodwin delegates
should not bs seated. but the chair an
nounced that the roll was approved ana
order was restored.
After the appointment Of the usual
the convention adjourned I'M
iii 10 o'clock tomorrow. The Devery
contest with others of a like nature VIII
90 before the Committee on Contested
Seats for settlement
II is stated by men who are close to
Senator Hill that the committee will
not seat Goodwin or Devery, but Will
declare the district unrepresented II
this is done Devery declares tonight
that he will appeal to the convention
from the floor.