New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

which l believed socalistic and dangerous. The
candidate are supporting, since that
Hippodrome speech, has placed himself In line
with every principle enunciated in that speech
Where is the influence that you believe he is
ready to give in to?
My friend from Rochester says he is sur
prised to find new faces in the various caucuses
That explains the fact that the Republican
majorities have been constantly growing and
Democratic majorities constantly diminishing.
There have not been new faces at the Demo-
cratic caucuses in Rochester"
Il would like. confess to place my word for
some more congenial to me, but have laid
my thoughts aside and am welded to Demo-
cracy
How we help support him7
OTHERS NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY
Names have been mentioned here Of gentle
men who candidates, but without any DIS
respect TO them their candidates. are not taken
seriously; this situation which 1 said IS not of
my making, in many ways which deplors has
at least brought forth platform which we can
net but all admire
THE crying need here is that the majesty of
law shall be upheld.
I have no hesitation in saying here that
accept and yield TO this demand which comes
from all over the state. and for that reason
second the nomination OF William Randolph
Hearst"
Niagara County, as soon applause for Cock
ran had died away. fell in line for Hearst and
so did Onondaga and Orleans. Oswego was
called, and there were cries for "Bulger" But
Bulger was sitting with the Tammany dele
gates He did not respond.
After the seconding was out of the way the
chairman ordered the rollcall for the nomina-
tions. There a yell OF applause when Erie
went solidly for Hearst During the roncan
Little Tim" Sullivan took Congressman Sulzer
out Of the hall to labor with him.
When New York was called Park Commission
er Moses Herman. Mcclellan delegate, de-
manded a rollcall. but did not get IT.
The result of the vote on the head OF the
ticket announced at o'clock
There was roar OF applause for the victor
''F1nky'' Conners. who on the platform
turned and grasped Charles P. Bacon by the
hand and the two patriots beamed at each
other
Several newsboys selling Evening Journals
appeared the platform
AS Hearst owned everything in sight the boys
were allowed to ply their trade for five minutes.
when they were chased off.
Richard E. Connell. OF DutChess took the
platform and named Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
for Lieutenant Governor. He made brief
speech of nomination Mr.. Chaner was already
the nominee for the same office OF the Inde-
pendence League.
Senator Thomas F. Grady moved that norni-
nations be closed and Mr. Chanler was declared
nominated.
Judge John D. Lynn. OF Monroe. placed in
nomination John H. Whalen, of Rochester. who
was declared nominated as Secretary of State.
An Albany delegate nominated Martin H
of Alba0v
mously selected.
George Kennedy of Erie, in speaking for the
nomination OF Attorney General placed in NOM
nation William Schuyler Jackson of Erie
County He was unanimously nominated
The nominee for State Treasurer was found in
Julius Hausert of Suffolk. who was placed in
nomination by Senator Bailey. Of Suffolk
For State Engineer and Surveyor the conven-
tion selected Frederick w. Skene, of Queens