Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
NAMED THEIR TICKET
Bay State Democrats Held
Quiet Convention
AT BOSTON YESTERDAY
GEN. c. W. BARTLETT NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR.
only Ripple Of Discord Occurred pnr-
ing Selection Of Members Of
State Committee.
AT BOSTON YESTERDAY

BOSTON. Mass, October 7-Cb,r,o. ",
Bartlett OF Boston today was nomin,t.s ~,
.ne massachusetts, democracy for governor
mere were no contests for any of the
h@es oh the ticket The remainder of Tho
me- Nominated was: Lieutenant governor
NJ. whitney, Brookline: secretary OF
'iehry Is. Little, Newburyport: treas.
aier ana receiver general, Daniel T No.
.tS' "estheld: auditor, p J. Asbe North
aoams' attorney general. John r Ie.hv
Boston l. Heahy'
oiiiy ripple of discord during the dav
eaihe upon the nomination by tho oo,,nr.
'ioh OF eighteen members-at-Iaroe of ~,
s''.e committee. Daniel Y. Toonev 90
Springfield made an unsuccessful at,emnt
~ nave the convention decree that hers.
"i'ei the members of the state comroit,ea
directly by the people at the
Mr. Ton,i, ,ar ana congressional conventions.
81. iooHey charged that the 0emorratic
Go convention as at present consrf,n,aS
49, MT o. represent the democratic voters
f3ict.taa tinsteaa' Close corporation that
teu S the party policy and candjdatas
several delegates INCLUDING 49,
Sboo3 o3ii' bondhue of Lowell and Holmes ana
sI,eenan Mr nan OF M&lden, spoke in supnoTt ",r ot
Mr. loomeys proposition wbicb @ oh
Tered as substitute for tho - was OF
se ooniInistee appointed to name fha GO
co-hfhltteem large S'a.e
Ioomey's Protest Unavai,;no
on a voice vote the substitute u,s so
ieated, whereuron Mr. Toomev called ,or
rising vote, claiming that hundreds .,
persons IN the hall, not accredited daIe,,,a.
70 the convention. were having a voic, a.,
the proceedings, ''ioe IN
Aooihey request was denied. and the
ieport OF the committee was passea
ry,t ~ the time that James f. Co-tar oe
1Ja,ti GIN IN arose to place before the CON
e1,berna me tme name OF Gen. Bartlett as the
sba,I il. .i oiidi candidate II was believed thai
'hefe would be a contest 'A"'
can,Lar n.er mayor John II. H. McNanee os
ahLioiiose VII had announced that he would
make struggle for the honor as toa IL.
the party In the coming camnaign Ta ms
sarpfse OF the convention, however Ny
.aoe osanee ala not make any contest hur
seconded Gen. Bartiett's nomination u'
me platform adopted declares for a -
VISION OF the tariff and the free adnfssio,
y. coai. IRON, lumber. hides, wood pnIn and
,natic u,ner materials; materials; 1t commends the '.dipio-
roosevelt In aiding to end tho war - ~
%. al east' calls Tor state supervision of in
surance companies and recommends mY,ntnt
pai ownership of public utilities
Substitute Platform Voted Down
Deiegate Jeremiah Watson of Boston of-
1ered a substitute platform, which was over.
"heimingiy voted down. During the read
ang or the substitute the convention a.ir
an uproad. many of the delegates endeavo,-
ing TO drown the sound of Mr.. watson,s
voice.
Mr. watson was interrupted with hlsses
ana 1eers but as he several times announced
that ne would read the substitute ,f n
TOOK all night he was finally allowed TO
proceed. In response to an inquiry from
the gallery as to the author of the piatforn,
ne stated that William ]. Bryan was the
author ''~' eAso
Just before adjournment Gen. BARTLETT
anu ., Mr. whitney entered the hall and were
given tremendous ovation. Both rnads
pflei addresses. Gen. Bartlett closed by
saying In reference to the November elec-
ton: WV
when the votes have been counted Soma
body Will learn that there has been a fight.',