The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STles auu Shopxo
for woodruff and Senator Plat Until
the Nomination Was Made-The Odeo
Machine Thumped Pretty HardI1by
W. II. Prendersast and AssemblXwsn
Rogers, Who Spoke for woodrun-Ths
Ticket Completed without . Ballot
SARATOGA, Sept 16.-The Republican
State convention, which has been in session
here for two days, nominated, latdy this
afternoon, the following ticket:
For Governor, FRANK WAYLAND HiooNs
Of Clean, Cattaraugus county.
For Lieutenant-Governor. NJ. LINN BRUon
Of New York county.
For Secretary OF State. JOHN r. oBRIHe
Of West Chazy. Clinton county.
For Comptroller, OTTO KELSEY Of Gensseo,
Livingston county.
For State Treasurer, JOHN G. WALLENMRIm
OF Tonawanda. Erie county.
For Attorney General, JULIUS NJ. MAYm
Of New York county.
For State Engineer and Surveyor HzsHI1
A. VAN ALsTYNE of Chatham. Columbia
county.
For Chief Judge Of the Court of Appeals.
EDGAR NJ CULLEN Of Brooklyn. Kings county.
For Associate Judge of the Court Of
Appeals, WILLIAM r.. NERNEh OI hOC0ebt6ke
Monroe county.
The foregoing ticket was nominated
after scenes which will long be remembered.
Indeed Republicans say that the events Of
the day will be food for political reflection
for years to come. For instance, Mr..
Higgins, while nominated unanimously did
not attain the prize until after friends Of
Senator Plat and Timothy l.. Woodruff
had made speeches which greatly oheered
their friends and which were severely crit
icised by Governor Chairman Odell and
his satellites.
The convention hall was packed to
the doors. Every delegate was in his scat
by II o'clock, when the convention was
called to order by Temporary Chairman
Fassett. The delegates and visitors had
been very generous with their applause
to Mr.. Fassett, Speaker Nixon, George W.
Aldridge. Senator Plat and Mr.. Woodruff.
as they In turn entered the hall. Mr..
Fassett had called the convention to order,
and the proceedings were under way be-
fore Governor Chairman Odell entered.
AS matter Of fact the Governor Chairman
got to his seat at the head OF the Orange
county delegation. half way to the platform.
without any applause. As he was about
10 lame iis BEAT, JuOuSH, Nhudtu L. Vafup
at the head of the Westchester chaps,
got up, and he was Immediately followed
by Mr.. Littauer, Abe Gruber, Senator
Bracket and the Orange county delegation,
and they started an uproar which was
taken up by the r-Chairmans
adherents, who howled themselves almost
hoarse in their efforts to give him
greeting.
With th;a o1,tcnda Chain.
man Fassett went on with the business
of the convention and recognized Senator
Bracket, chairman of the committee on Gre
dentials. The statesman from Saratoga
Springs formally announced that the Gil
man or sitting, delegation from the Nine
teenth New York city district had been
unanimously recognized by the COMMITTEES
and that there were no further contests.
MALBY FOR PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
Major-Gen. Michael j. Dady OF Brook
Ign, chairman OF the committee on perma-
nent organization, formally announced
that the Ogdensburg statesman. Sena-
tor George r. Malby, had been elected
permanent chairman OF the convention,
and Mr.. Fassett appointed Senator John
Raines and Representative Serene 4.
Payne To escort Mr.. Malby to the platform.
This wa done amid cheers, accompanied by
the band and Mr.. Malby began his speech.
He Was interrupted by the entrance Of tho
Unconditional and Capital City Clubs Of Al
bany, headed by District Attorney George
Addington of that city and band playing
the Presidents favorite melody, "There'n
Be Hot Time in the Old Town To-
night The clubs, with the bands at their
head marched around the convention
hall and closed by singing the following
ditty
oh. you are all hight, Teddy;
You're the kind that remember Don't you worrN
We are with you.
You're all right. Teddy,
And vel prove II In Novemb err Teddy.
We're going TO keep You In the White House.
1t should not be forgotten that the Italian
club OF Albany also joined in this demon-
stration. The noise that the clubs made
and the number IN their ranks demonstrated
more than anything else the political sctiv-
ity of William Barnes Jr the Republican
leader Of Albany county. Albany was
right in it. for Wallace Bruce. the white
haired poet jumped from his seat on the
platform and led the convention in cheer
ing for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Mr..
Mslby resumed his speech part OF which
follows:
CHAIRMAN MALBY's SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN or THE CONVENTION: j ten
der my grateful acknowledgment for the
highly priced distinction OF being elected
your permanent chairman and to preside
at this convention representing the Repub-
lican party Of this great Empire state.
As we assemble here to-day as the inme-
date representatives Of a great party and
with the feeling OF responsibility TO all the
people. 1t will be regarded as proper for u
in this manner to briefly express those rea-
sons which induce us TO believe that the
highest interest Of all the people will be best
served by continuance In power OF the
Republican party in both the State and
national administrations.
Mr.. Malby here reviewed the resources
OF the State. showing the total in January,
1904, to be 81 ,345 ,0oo, 900. Then he said;
Such a demonstration Of New York states
IL . utas tfNRl