New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

Hall is a stencil in his nostriIs. 1 second the
nomination of Julian D Fairchild."
THEN CAME MARTINS BOLT.
Then came James ]. Martins break from
} Murphy He said
Fellow Democrats: | want to say that II Is
with very great regret that am compelled 70
differ with my fellow delegates from New-forS
County on the nomination of both Grout ana
FOrnes.
Mighty cheers greeted this announcement
Men waved their hats. jumping on chairs and
pressing toward the stage.
Then the Murphy men got ct" Martin.
How many votes do you represent" asked
Mr.. Commiskey. follower of Tim Sullivan
II urge" said Martin. the nomination OF
Democrats for whom vote with good
conscience and for that reason I oppose the
nomination of Fairchd."
Ex-senator Thomas c. O'Suivan then brought
down the wrath Of the crowd by referring 10
Brooklyn as our defunct sister city.
Cries of shane. shame rang through the
hall.
O'Sullivan resumed lamely. but he was inter-
rupted with ieers and Kisses
The gentlemen from Brooklyn" said oSui-
Iivan. have more 10 learn than politics. We
don't require Mr. Grout to say anything for us
We can do the talking ourselves. We believe we
can forgive Grout-
NO! no. shame. shame"' We won't have
him. yelled the crowd.
Mr. O'Sullivan worked like Trojan.
The measure of Democracy. let me say to
friends Of Brooklyn" he declared. lis not
The amount of goods he has to deliver. ZAP
plauseD We proud to stand tonight and
refute the charge that gauge man by the
patronage he has to bestow. In the last two
campaigns we followed Loyalty TO defeat coler
T,TT.y r-eI
Shepard to defeat. and tonight we do not pro-
pose to make of Brooklyn any longer a polt
zeal graveyard. and to avoid that we give you
a man who will win. (ApplauseD
MR. FORNES NAMED
Judge George f Roesch nominated Mr. Fornes
for president of the Board of Aldermen. He
is to-day a prince among merchants he said.
None will question his personal integrity; none
will doubt his official ability. His works all over
our community are recognized for their eff
cheney. and he has well kept a non-partisan
attitude II is well to have a good Democrat
at the head of our aldermen
Congressman GoIdfogle succeeded in working
in the long expected fact that President Roose-
welt at the recent Antietam ceremonies. had
not mentioned General McCIellan's name. He
pleaded that Democrats work together heartily.
and at length bethought himself to second the
nomination of Mr.. Fornes.
Charles Powell of Kings County. nominated
Herman 4. Metz. In a brief speech. ne referred
70 his candidates good record in the old Brook
lvn Board Of Education. In the rOllcall, the
XXVIIth District of Manhattan. which had
voted for FarChd also cast its ballot Tor Net Net
The vote for Fornes was 42S for Metz 223.
exactly the same cast for Grout ana
FairChild.
motion for the appointment OF committee
TO fill vacancies and another to notify the noinl-
! nees. was riade. and on the motion or senator
Plunkitt the convention adjourned sine DIE
MURPHY PLEASED.
! After the convention Mr.. Murphy. wearing a
grim little self-satisfed smile said It's a good
| ticket Il will win"
Senator McCarren also thought It was good
ticket" but he didn't seem quite so confident of
! it's winning
Mr. Shevlin, grim and gray. said that his peo-
pie would support Mcclellan. but as TO Circuit
and FOrnes he shook his head and snapped his
| jaws together tightly.