The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-22

and country Represents and promises q spen
did victory in November, In behalf of the
Democracy of Albany county. aud think
may safely say in behalf OF the Demo cracy
OF the Third Judicial District. and in behalf
OF our organized Democracy IN nearly al
portions OF the State. Tpresentfor this nomina
ton Donald Cady Herrck Of the city OF Al
bany. Great applause. cheers. waving Ol
hats, &c.
CHEERS FOR HERRICk AND HILL.
great outburst Of cheers greeted the
final words uttered by Mr.. Hill for Justice
Herrick. All the way back to his seat
Mr.. Hill was greeted with tremendous
applause,
In an instant Representative W. Bourke
Cochran was on his feet and the very sight
OF him to the excited delegates and visitors
was the inspiration for more rolling cheers
This was cheering convention. IL wanted
TO cheer, and il did cheer, and there was
no limit TO the cheers Mr. Cochran, up
on the platform, received another ovation
as he began his speech, which was to second
the nomination of Justice Herrick. Mr..
Cochran and MIR. Hill, while personally
friendly, have seldom been in political
accord. but 1t was apparent that all hatchets
were buried Mr.. Cochran said
BOURNE COCHRAN SECONDS HEHEick's NOM
NATION,
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, AND. GENTLEMEN or THE
CONVENTION TIE Is an d; Sx,rso RAJ AIRY
precedented features; | never believed that
! would be permitted to sit ~ Democratic
convention where there was no contest over
the seats of the deega.es, Applause.
My first attempt at attending democratic
convention was unsuccessful. Lau yhter.l
/ was stopped at the threshold and ali tnat
! could do was to send in my good wishes
for, the success Of the ticket: LAUGHTER.
the inspiring spectacle of convention Lar-
monious rs to it's own composition. ] con
tsGle was almost TOO good 10 be true. hat
2e spectacle of Democrats so very hur-
monious might indicate the fact that they
had exhausted their energies IN securing
spplause. and was relieved when the gen
tfeman interested in the only proposed, con
contest--but Just threw brick or two into
our meeting to show that If the he, Democrats
how Laughter and applause
Yesterday when We. separated the air was
mysterious hints around the sidewalks that
Indicated where missiles might be found
before this convention would get in session
There were many OF us. l believe. who an
ticipated the preliminary discussions in the
corridors would pc carried on TO this floor
distressing conflicts where Democrats en-
hausted their first energies on each other
sna St
But again We find that the unexpected has
happened, We have convention which will
Harmonious as to it, composition. unanimous
in the adoption Of the reso lutions which
Of II. IN , the
eane unanimity and enthusiasm in accept
Ing the doctrine laid down from This plat
siding SnlGers, Isppiause,i
feel as if it we're cminently, an occasion
q
Eanizeti2n, OF the party 81 large have
been shtins IN Ttw aq 1 M anb b.n in som"
that perhaps ! was too radical in expressing
Gratis felt that was several lengths ahead of
the party. The interim between US was
sst. Of wS S pere G9 he y , 3
column daughter and applause
1t seemed as Y the party was anxious to go
we were not to seriously emphasize our op-
position to the common enemy: that We
csss. not IN the strength Of our position, but
upon the superiority Of our good looks lAp-
a.S whe e ss
took ground just as distinct and just as con,
Xincins as any that have ever occupied, aud
pisuseI, animated by something more than
TO proclaim before the American people
those Fundamental truths upon which re-
Of
situations in their integrity and in their purity
We are unanimous. then. upon three points
unanimous ms to the disposition Of protests. I
unanimous as to the choice Of our candidates. /
ton ton which even yesterday forssaw ecntiiet
and the difficulties which conflict involves :
To-day all the clouds are disprlsd and ave We
shoulder to shoulder with Democrats for !
candidates selected unanimously and for /
that reason certain to be elected triumph |
Ny friends. we have in the selection of
bodiment q the law, a magistrate, who has
spent his life in the, study OF it, i'll the inter- |
pretation OF it. IN the enforcement OF il. one
esty Of re democratic institutions rests
upon a constitutional system.
We have to-day taken a step. on behalf
Of the DEMOCRACY rae Of this state that places
We have Selected Democrat whose fame %,ei Is
built upon his unwaverng devotion to the /,
law, upon his readiness to submit his own
conduct to its restraints, upon his readiness
and determinat ion to be at all times governed
BY the law of the land in all his movements. /
We offer the Democracy Of the nation. on be- |
half OF the organized DEMOCRACY OF the
q P New York, ] second the nomination oti made
by Senator Hill on behalf of Albany county. |
tGreat applause.
There we're more cheers for Mr.. Cochran
az he left the platform to resume his seat
In the Tammany delegation, and then Luke
D. Stapleton of Brooklyn, who was to have
made the nominating speech for Grout,
pranced to the platform and made the
second seconding speech for Herrick He
said:
LUKE d. sTApLEToN SECONDS HERR1cK's
NOMINATION.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF TIE |
CONVENTION: Graft has so hourished and |
representative manhood ebbed so low that
at Saratoga last week every Republican !
whose political importance was not circun-
scribed by county lines FASTENED 10 avoid the .
distinction Of nomination of his party for ,
the ONCE OF Governor OF the Empire State
There Ia no Democrat whose conspiC uous
abilities have contributed to the high fame
Of that party In this State bur would accept
the nomination OF this convention as a deco
ration of honor and consider it but the neces-
sary preliminary to triumphant election at
the hands OF the people OF the state tAp-
plause
In response to the united demand of an
earnest and hopeful Democracy and out
ragged and angry citizenry that all personal
ambitions be subordinated that factional
animosities be suppressed. that the differ
ences OF leaders be restrained. that all claims
be reserved to the end that the gro wing in
fanny OF personal and official pillage and
plumber. which no word but Odelism can
httingly describe. represented in this village
last week by the selection of an. Odel fiedg-