Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
When the New York Demo-
 CratS Got Together
HERRICK FOR GOVERNOR
He Was the Choice of David B. Hill, Whose Grip on the Situation Was Unshaken - How Unanimity Was Secured.

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 21.-Out of a situation, which at times seemed all most impossible of an amicable solu- ton, the leaders Of the democratic party today found q way into unani- nous action and at 3:S5 this afternoon the state convention adjourned without a day, after having nominated unani- mously the following ticket: For gov ernor, Supreme Court Justice D. Cady derrick of Albany; attorney general, John Cuneen of Erie; comptroller. George Hall of St. Lawrence; state treasurer. Wm. Muench of Onondago; state engineer and surveyor, Thomas H. Stryker of Rome; chief judge of the court of appeals, Edgar M. Cullen of Kings (demOcraO, now an associate judge of that bench and the republican nominee; associate judge of the court of appeals, Wm. F. Werner of Monroe (repubHcan), now of that bench by des- ignation of Governor OdeI, and the re- publican nominee.
 The conference of leaders last night was resumed before a. m. today and continued almost up to the moment of the chairman's call in the convention for nominations for the office Of gov ernor.
 Senator Hill him self presented to the convention the name of Supreme Court Justice Daniel Cady Herrick of Albany Judge Herrick's name was received with great enthusiasm and endorsed with cordial speeches of support by representatives of three of the elements whose attitude had been an important factor in the seriouJ situation which had formed the subject of the confer ence. Incidentally, MT. Hill was ac- corded a reception which was little less than an ovation
 A notable feature of the convention was the disappearance of all open evi- dence of factional warfare between the Kings county organization. headed bJ . State Senator Patrick H. McCarrer and Tammany Hall under the leader. ship of Charles F. Murphy.
 Duncan Campbell Lee Of Ithaca. per manent chairman of the convention made an extended speech. in which n, attacked the republican state admins tration, charging it with extrava gance and criticised Governor OdeH himself for his acceptance of the dual role O governor and chairman of the republi can state committee
 The platform adopted includes a di rect personal attack upon Governo Oden as well as a denunciation of tn republican, administration, an endorse ment of the democrats. national ticket platform and resolutions, and a strong ly worded discussion of state and ma tional issues from a democratic poin of view.
 The chief participants in the confer ences, which finally brought abou unanimous action, were D. B. Hill Wm. F. Sheehan, chairman of the ex ecutive committee of the national com mittee; George Foster Peabody, treas urer of the national committee; Chair man Cord Meyer, of the state commit tee; Wm. s. Rodie, of the state eXecu tive committee; State Senator McCar ren, Chas. F. Murphy, State Senate Bowling, National Committeeman Nor man E. Mack, August Belmont an United States Senator Edward Murph Jr., of Troy.
 Justice HerIfck was essentially
 compromise candidate as between Ed ward M. Grout of Brooklyn, comptrol Ter of Greater New York, and Edwar M. Shepard of Brooklyn who pract cally drove each other from the fielC