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

ROCKWELL SPEAKS FOR HERRICK.
Next in order came Hosea II. Rockwell
OF Chemung, who Was to have made the
nominating speech for, Stanchfeld ane
Mr.. Rockwell was also greeted with
furious plaudits He told of the har.
mony in the Democratic party and wountc
up by declaring that he was not only glad
but honored to second the nomination OF
Justice Herrick.
George Raines pointed out that accord
ing TO law the suggestion Of Mr.. Cochran
that Justice Herrick he nominated by ac-
clanation could not he carried out, so MIR
Raines suggested that the secretary OF the
convention cast one ballot'to make Justice
Herrck's nomination unanimous, and this
was done.
II was then time to nominate candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, Only one name
had been on the lips of the delegates all
the morning, that Of Representative Francis
Burton Harrison OF New York CITY, and
OF the roll cell, Albany county giving way
TO New York county, Senator Thomas
Francis Grady OF Tammany was quickly
upon he platform facing cheering audience
and beginning his speech putting Mr..
Harrison in nomination for Lieutenant
Governor.
Senator Grady has been one Of the ferSest
factional orators in Democratic State con-
ventlons since 1879. He hasn't known
what it was to attend Democratic State
| convention without making half q dozen
| speeches Of the bitterest factional character.
Senator Grady has been known all over
the country az the ora tor always put forward
by Tammany when rough situation
called for stout language. His utterances
to-day were mellifuolB and happy and
! he got great welcome. He said
SENATOR GHADY's SPEECH NOMINATING HAR-
RlsUS,
Mn. CmAiEMAN. LADIES AND GENrLEMEN-
| laughter and applallsel that the harmony
Of the occasion is no surprise to me- During
all the wears that have stood one side and
seen You quarrel among yourselves more
laughterl | WAS convinced the time would
come " hen you would get together lapplause
occasion " for the reunion By the favorof
my brethren from Albany county and re,
sndns to the he dseyed sa Yore
county. | take the platform nov 10 con
tribute something, to the excellent work
You have nominated for the ONCE Of Gov
ernor veteran Democrat, man who can LOOK
back upon Years OF service, crednaoe t ana
IA man whose years have brought to hiIn the
wisdom necessary, in that greater and ex-
allied executive once, a man who has always
had the courage TO deal with situations that
require stout heart, man who can be de.
Ssnasa % p% se .S the
Of Governor its ancient dignity and honor
You, are ceebrgtinR reunion OF the party
element OF our party shall have representa-
ton upon your ticket.
tracted to his support not only the independ
snt vote hat can be up mpon to re 9oEe
ard the young men Of the nation who desire
that this country shall remain republic
end s "a s s8s
Of citizenship wherever it waves and claim
respect tnpplause'; is proper that upon
candidate for, President. there should be
represented all the Democratic voices, and
it is TO nalne such man l. that appear before
For the Office OF Lieutenant Governor. next
IL dignity and in honor only TO the governor,
ship itself, naweF rancis Burton Harrison Of
Democrat by nheI,shHs ana tonYis1on
rS rae fS Of natio tor appiausy Possessed
OF the highest conception Of the duties and
responsibilities OF the eitizen!ship; he . has
and responsibility imposed on him by his
party assocaes In his short career ne he mas has
oy the Of s s sd sHs
throughout the land. He would Al acceptably !
any Once, within the gill OF the people OF this
OF the senate Of the state Of New York he will |
exempliiy in his own ife the ideals to which |
their official lives. Not now viii i detain
you with an extended review OF his merits.
You have become acquainted with his worth
the Democrat OF the State and Nation.
We can be proud of our candidate for Presi-
President, We have much to be thankful
for that We eau offer the people OF New York
he ers of EnSv a d nn oo as s
this convention that would be more acceptable
TO tho party. more acceptab to the people.
that will tend more to Democratic success.
than to give the second place upon your
ticket TO Francis Burton Harrison of the
county Of New York, applause
Then came Charles y. Bulger Of Oswego.
who himself in Democratic State conven-
i
made fierce personal onslaughts on it's
distin guished chieftains, But Judge Bulger
to-day was all honey and harmony, and in a
delightful speech, in which he seconded
the nomination Of Representative Harrison,
Judge Bulger came in for hearty personal
tribute of applause.
prIGER SECONDS HARRlsoN's NOMINATION.
CONVENTION; Little did l think when !
came into this hall this morning that 1t would
be entirely safe for me TO claim! the attention !
which now have the temerity to claim that f,
attention for few moments have had
wy have have had the fortunate habit through
friend Senator late n pr'Gy from MeT f GO5h
that he came /" This platform to add his mite |
to the harmony OF his utterly harmonious .
ton EsS"1 to rdlloS hi." once more (Hppiaass
Moreover: when heard linn pronounce the
name OF that gallant young Democrat who |
represents not only the aspirations and ideals
Of the great Democratic organization Of |
Manhattan OF OF kings. but tn. best ideals
Of tho great Democratic organization of the
entire State. | felt that II was my duty on
behalf of that great Democracy scattered
with organizations from Niagara TO Platts,
burg to rise on their behalf and second
the nomination for Iieutepant- Governor OF
] predict that the young men OF the Demo-
cratic party OF the State will hail his presence
everywhere in this state campaign with en-
thusiasm and delight and will follow his
leadership gladly, 30 there will come to us a
force which we have not had acting with MS
in recent years. The young men of the party
will vie with each other in adding their mite
and their vote to the great triumphant. ire
sistible vote which means victory on the |
sth OF November next. ] therefore second |
most heartily the nomination OF Francis
Burton Harrison for the ONCE OF Lieutenant
Governor, Applause
THE TICKET COMPLETED.
The ticket was then completed as follows:
George Raines of Rochester nominated
John Palace, Jr. OF Brockport, Monroe
county, for Secretary Of State. Mr.. Raines
in his speech paid personal tribute to Mr..
Hill and referred to the history of the
Republican party in the State as begin
ming with the great William H. Seward
and ending with Odell.'
Mr.. Mott OF Chautauqua seconded Mr.
Palaces nomination.
d: B. .Luoey OF st. Lawrence county
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