New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE NorTFIcArIoN crREMoNY.


Later the members n the committee were
welcomed IN the large han of the mansion by
Mrs odell, who was assisted in receiving by
MIS- Henry wife Of Adjutant General Henry;
Ns ]. \. Fiero ana Mrs. Spencer L. Dawes
The notification ceremony took place in the
hrge hall Governor Oden stood az one side
oi the hall having ~, his right hand Judge
william A. Werner. Of the court 81 Appeals the
candidate Tor judge ~ that court, state En-
siaeer Edward A. Bond. renominated; Controller
Nathan l. Miller. candidate 10 succeed himself,
Assembymau John r O'Brien. Of clinton
county, candidate for Secretary Of State. and
senator Frank W Higgins of Olean. candidate
ioi Lieutenant Governor. The Governor had al
MS lett hand John e. Wickser Of Buffalo candi-
oa'e ior State Treasurer. and Henry y. Conan,
u NorrisVille, Madison County. candidate for
attorney General. The women present-Mrs.
oaeA Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Fiero and Mrs. Dawes
iooAeo upon the scene from the other side of the
Eoom
senator Platt. coming before the candidates
informed them OF their nomination. He spoke
IN conversational tone and his speech was
"saia evidently with great interest lie said;
,S5osernor odeIl senator Higgins Mr. O'Bren Mr..
Wsr,s'i 81 !. Dc kser Ar conan. Mr.. Bond ana Jnoee
~ 81 saratogs the gsd and Path DAYS of Septem,
So t4ast4 your names in nomination fOr the seNeTil
oIhces 90 he nled an the ensuing election ana
sTrste upon this committee the honor ard the
yy,on VOL had taken
b,SS SSSa, Governor Oden we're renominated for the
the coa ,st sou nov hold by the unanimous Nole oi
thar S.aNthtoE TO no other Republican Tor more
plac.S senefaton has this distinction come OF 1ens
of Coye-,sSs se.elQ time iu nomination i1r lhe oIlce
yOu i, eales as 10 tho eNpediency OF renomlnatlns
had 49, ieit and said that your admiilstfa tlon
6nuroves - - slknaily successful ana 80 coIuta4s
~ u. "a puuhc opinion that no othtf noiililatl non
you ~ lAe0ght ~ The convention believed that
d. E-tb ulucled the affairs of the state 20 Mist,
with sn.h S-lu obvious henents 10 the people ana
Number ~ & .ns principles Of your party ihe
the g, o votes that they could possibly obtain IN
''e State Of New-York
'NFlDENCE or PARTY And PEOPLE.
tisIiy Qualities which the people admire have dis
your ns- ns.r- your administration and have narheo
nor Tesltsl conduct an the great ONCE OF Tower
in vo,,- nave been both method ana oflslilatltg
peouie ll-.s.it3 m your performance or IL lhe
ihsf b..At These things aud especially the results
joye6 a., ~ lowed from them No Governor has en-
denoe .ssulh my recollection, such hearty conn
cstes saa such loyal support from his party assoc
ex.c,,iill once whether in other branches OF the
this supnsr,e service or in the lesslatnre 9no MI
fende-.s aton 50 useful and provdent that Hhlle
ever 4, the public service more efhcient than
isxpsys-. .as become actually less expensive 20 the
during problem o. State taxation has been solved
fessoS ssYlI administration. and very largely by
and fbers your recommendations 10 the lessiatnfe.
penseS - OF TIE people OF NeN-nork Tor the eN-
You sheir state government
with snch conducted the business OF the people
fss such pss sense sges Ss aach eompr %
UNDERSTANDING of the public interest thar