New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

80 over he seats Of delegates Ny hrst attempt
% attend Democratic convention was ms se5t
10 The platform was my good wishes for the sue
Yesterday / 6eAeid for the first time. evidence
Of hao7y CONFESS 5o 6hst S f0r 20 m fTSe We
AFRAID the Democrats had secured harmony after
COnaict with themselves. But was assured when
I heard Jhe gentleman who Withdrew his contest
Shgzs n5 v5en We se2arated that II the air wasn't
fiied with missiles there several mysterious
piles on the sidewalk Wnlen lndisatec wnere ti ms,
harmonious harmonious as 70 It's eompGslGn i1 2ssd
ua2iil os 5 ~ " 1s1IiToi,s IN the SELECTION OF
its candidates. unanimous aye. more than nnani- l
pistf0rn by the temporary and permanent of1cers-
COCHRAN MAKES A CONFESSION.
Friends in rhis moment OF jubilee. feel that Il
is time OF confession CONFESS ness tnaI f u,l me- SyrSs
za.ion az The party al large ! have been fighting
n New -England. and some other places. | oega29 an
10 fee as though I was several lengths ahead OF
The party rejoice that yestsrday 1 ne 5 alsun;
Rushed temporary presiding o1lcer TOOK gr%oane %
A. 5st We ti n.ys esga s e rroeiaim befoTe the Amer
lean te6pie its fundamental principles and convic-
uron every question unanimous in the choice OF
Nv frienls we have in the selection OF the can.
dldate for Pres cent CHOSEN ne eInpoolInenI oi
nj IN ne INTERPRETATION ~ IT, in the enforcement
Of II We have [o-aay aHen SEP Pc on bIfs HeaI & ~
he nor alone for the State bur for the Democracy
ri ffe larl0n- We nave rTi7~N'N -I1--LSc--
whose name is familiar 10 the people throughout
the STATE and who VII te governed - [ae laT , OF
rcors- ~ Tba 7atior On behalf Of the organiza-
~ TT5e--.-v+ 30 NsDbaffsn I second the
nomination made ny the senator from Alnany' ana
6i6ate for Governor be made unanimous and by ac-
olamaton-
Before NJ Cockran's motion could Dc put Luke
D Stapleton of Kings County, made his way 10
he platform amid cheers and further seconded the
-eT NJ. EtanlefOn also
lata stress on the accomplishment OF harmony, IN
dors.ng the charges against the Republican al
rlinistrarion. He paid a tribute TO Controller
C1rour ana Mayor Mcclellan, said friendly things
about Tarnnany. speaking OF Nj Mcclellan as the
.q,ast Mayor Ne1v-Fork ever had" ard closed with
q second 70 the motion 10 make Justice He-ricks
nomination unanimous. Il. 4 Rockwell. OF Che
rnung who was 10 have been 8lr. Stanchhed's cham
pion also seconded the nomination saying word
for the candidate who would have been his choice.
TIE nomination Of Justice Herrick was made
tuaous OF g motion that the secretary single
ballot eog The convention
SENATOR GRADY's SPEECH
state Senator Thomas 3. Grady OF New-York.
presented the OF Representative Francis Bur
fon Harrison. OF EeW-York. for the Lieutenant Cow
eFnoFShip Hs said:
NJ. Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen, Fellow
9sssatss 2seS noJ say 70 y9u 1S man an of e peace
tnsL Ias nAI-oIy ~ % o. - 80 80 - - -. -
side and you quarrdl among yourselves. was
would get together, and I an glad that you have
chosen his occasion foE re reunion; 1H', sy ne
spending 70 the unoeserTed honor con1erred upon
me by the delegates from Sew-Eork County. take
Ghe platform now 70 contribute aouasLhing 10 the
excellent work mus ar seeSm2eesnea,, 2e6s ,.
veteran Democrat a man Who can !ook oack upon
- re remoersfIe DsTtv: q ulsn whose years have
brought to him the wisdom nsoessaTy IN that
49, rSoI1ire nh9 sto1t hesTt nan Who csn So de
. "a
Capitol; 70 bring back the once of Governor SIS
ancient dignity ana honor.
You are ceisbraiing reunion Of the psrty IN this
state. Il IS vel, then. that every elenent Of our
our candidate for ths Presidency has attracted %
@ aa - eess I G non ' ts ree I6s sGsss Of
party; he has done nore-he has called 20 the
S6 sss Rs5 s s o8a4 aG3sh Sha I ever re Tsnsa
republic. and that rs Tag shal represent liberty
ship wherever i waves aad claims respect
DEMOCRAT BY INHERITANCE"
Il + proper tsat M sRoR y9gF 6 steEst .5 T. saiS , the
,IS b - Cas ~ &
Dsnoc-7rac 1orces; ard = Is 70 name such man
For the Office q L1eutenant Governor, next n
dignity. n honor only 70 the Governorship itself.
] present the name q Francis Burton Harrison.
Of Aew-York Great spplsuss) He Is Democrat
Intelligent yognE Democracy Of tie asti0n- Pos
SSSq g I n q ne aSt3ss anG
great personal sacrifice. every duty and respon-
n lis short pabc career hs Ras sarged oS only
ne respect and confidence but the admiration -of
YOU'D 1l aeosptebsy any once E1thin the gift q
6elfberattors of Ire serats oS the sfsts 81 New
YORK be viii exensplify IN his own life the ideals
dedicate their efhcisl efforts.
Not now VIII I detain you with al extended
review OF his merits You have become acquainted
with his work IA the excellent services he Is now
We can Be proud q our esndidaie for Presdent
We can glory IN our candidate FOR Vice President
we have much 70 be thankful for that We can
ofer 70 the people Of Aew-York the services u
Judge HerTick Governor; but act possible n
Tsr+v more soceptable 20 tae people snd mean
more FOR Democratic success than 70 give the
Harrison, Of the County o' New-York prolonged
applalse)
Deputy Attorney General Charles " Bulgsr. of
Oswego. seconded Representative Harrison's noni-
nation. and il made unanimous
OTHER NOMINATIONS MADE.
John Palace r. OF Monroe was placed in nomi-
nation BY George Ralnes Of that county. for secre-
taTy Of State and the nomination was seconded on
behalf Of Chautauqua AM Sew-York. and was made
unanimous George Hall. Of ST. Lawrence. WIS
nominated FOR Controller by E. B. Lucey Of that
county, and the nomination was seconded BY Fred
erick G. schraub Of Lewis, and Henry 9. Jackson.
Of BrOome- william Muench, Of Onondaga- was
nominated for State Treasurer on motion OF James
J. Barrett OF Syracuse Attorney General John
tunneen, Of Buffalo nominated for reelection
OF motion Of George Il Kennedy. Of Erie Thomas
n SrFyker, Of Oneida County, was placed in nomi-
nation by John D. Mcmahon. OF that county. for
state Engineer and Surveyor.
Senator MoCarren proposed the Endorsement oe
l1e Republican nominees Edgar n Cullen. OF
Alass. ana William 2 Werner, Of Monroe. foc
Appeals. respectively. he said this indorsement
re been thought wise and he moved that the sec
.tlaiy cast single ballots 70 that end The motion
- CARED The convention passed the usual roU-
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