The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-22
M'CARREN AND MURPHY
BURY THE T0MAHAWK.
Platform Contains Direct Per-
sonal Attack on Governor
Odcll Many Conferences
Are Necessary to- Reach
Compron1ise Hill Gets
Big Ovation. 8
(By ASS ociated Prcss.)

y SARATOGA N. VI Sep. 2l.--Out& OF ~
situation which ut times seemed almost
OF amicable solution, tho Lead
ers Of the Democratic party to-day found
a way to unanimous action and at 3:23
o'clock this afternoon. tho State Conven-l
ton adjourned without day, after having
unanimously nominat ted the following
ticket: s 5.4s
4 For Governor: Q. cady Herrlck, OF 3
Albany. at present justice Of the state NJ
Z Supreme Court S..
For Lieutenant Governor: Francis
3 Burton Harrison, OF New York. now
representatives in K Congress from
the Thirteenth District. ~ esi N s n
I For Secretary Of State: John Pal.s
lace, Jr,,Sof Monroe, now a member
Is OF the Assembly. sS II .s
For Attorney General: John cuneen,
OF Erie, the present incumbent.
For Comptroller: George = all, OF St.
Lawrence, now mayor Of the city OF #
Ogdensburg. Il FL 33is 5lSg II HI FL 55g
For state treasurer: i: Nm: Muench,
L Of Onondaga. s 5S sfS
FOR state Engineer and Surveyor:
sST honas Il " Stryker, Of Rome, Oneida
Il county. u 5i8s M
FOR chief Judge Of the Court Of Al
peals: Edgar M. Cullen, Of Kings
DemocraD, now an associate justice I
OF that bench and the Republican
!: nominee.
For. Associate Judge Of the Court Of NJ.
II Appeals: VIM. sE. Werner, OF Monroe sS
~ 8(Republican) J. now of that bench BY s
designation OF Governor Odell and the
& Republican, nominee.
Hill Nonlinates Herrick. IL.
The conferences OF leaders last night
were resumed before Z a. NJ. to-day and
continued almost up to the moment Of
the chalrman's call in the convention for
the nominations for the office Of Gov
ernor. 8 H li
Former Senator David B. Hill pres
sented to the convention tho name Of
Supreme Court Justice Daniel Cady3 Her
rick. OF Albany. Judge Herricks s name
was received with great enthusiasm and
endorsed with cordial speeches Of sup
port by representatives OF three OF the
elements whose attitude llnd been an
important factor In tho serious situation
which had formed the subject of the
conference. incidentally Senator Hill was
accorded reception which was little.
less than an ovation. 55
a notable fea ture of tho convention was
the disappearance of all open evidence
OF the fractional warfare between the
Kings counties Organization. headed by
State Senator Patrick II. Alccarren and
Tammany Hall, under the leadership of
Charles L. Murphy
1)nrcnf, M n, phel1 of 1thaCn. ncr.E
manent chairman of the convention, made
an extended speech, In which he attacks
ed the Republican state administrations.
charging it with extravaganza and crlti-
c!sed Governor Odell himself for his ac-8
ceptance OF dual role OF Governor and
chairman OF the Republican State Con-
mittec. 5JF
Tho platform adopted includes direct
personal attack on Governor Odell. as
well as II denunc!ation Of Republican ad-
endorsement of the Demo-
cratic national ticket. platform and reso-
lutipns and strongly worded discussion
of State and national issues from the
Democratic point OF view,
Herrick Compromise.
The chief participants In the confer-
ences. which finally brought about unani-8
nous action, We're Senator llll. former
Lieutenant Governor Wllliam H. Shee-S{
han. chairman OF the xecntive commit-
tee OF the National Committee, George
Foster Peabody treasurer OF the Na- 4
tonal COMMITTEES, Chairman Cord Meyer,
Of tho State Committee, and William s,
Rode, OF tho State Executive Commit
tee; State Senator McsArren, Charles ~.
Murphy, State Senator Victor J. Dowl-
Ing. national committeeman; Norman II,
Mack, August Belmont and Former
United States Senator Edward Murphy
Jr., OF Troy
< Justice Herrick was essentially a CONF
promise candidate as between Edward NJ
(7rout, Of Brooklyn. comptroller OF
Greater New York, and Edward n. Sshep- 4
ard. also OF Brooklyn. who practically
drove each other from the field. Mr..
Shepard being finally dropped from cons
siderntlon because of the opposition OF
Senator AIcCarren and the Kings County
Mr., Grout. because OF ths
positive opposition Of Tammany Hall.
Two factors dominated all the neSotia-
lions and discussions leading up 70 tha
final disposition OF the ticket. One was \
IiilIs announced intention 10
single outNthe strongest possible candidate z
upon whom anything like an agreement
could be reached. The other was Mr..
chaahap's jnaistanca mon unanimous aB-