New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

, from apparently nowhere. a dozen large pictures
Of the Governor were lifted on stars and melted
renewed shouting.
When quiet had been restored somewhat Sen
ator Page continued reading the Governors
telegram: IF elected II viii be my ambition
TO give to the state sane efficient and honor
able administration, free from taint Of bossism
or of servitude to any private interest.
Again the applause and cheering were deafen-
ing and the demonstration lasted for some min
utes.
OTHER CANDIDATES NOMINATED.
Horace White was unanimously nominated on
the first ballot for Lieutenant Governor. No one
was put in nomination TO oppose the Senator
and he received great applause when his name
was placed in nomination Samuel s Koenig.
leader of the 9th Assembly District Of New
York City. was nominated for Secretary Of State
on the first ballot. Mr.. Koenias was the organ
izatfon candidate and was opposed by Samuel
A. Carlson. Mayor of jamestown, and W D.
Barnes OF Rensselaer, County. Mr.. Barnes made
a strong fight against the organization. The
vote was: Koenig. 661; Barnes 263: Carlson, So
has had all along the aggressive support OF
William Barnes, jr.. nominated for Con-
trolIer Senator Thomas B. Dunn, Of Monroe
County. was nominated for State Treasurer on
the first ballot. He opposed by H H
Moore Of Queens County. The latter received
So votes TO Senator Dunn's 927
Edward r OMalIey Of Erie County..a popu-
lar young lawyer, was nominated for Attorney
General without opposition Ezra Prentice failed
to get the support of Herbert Parsons, and con-
sequently did not permit his tosbe placed
In nomination c. B. D. Hasbrouck. Of King
ston another prominent candidate foruhe nomi-
nation. finding that he could not get, the sup
port OF the leaders. also withdrew from the
race.
Albert Haight was renominated for Associate
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals without opposi-
tion.
The fight for Secretary Of State was one OF
the last to be decided. W. d. Barnes. OF Rens-
selaer, was considered sure OF getting the place.
Friends of Samuel s Koenig brought forward
forceful arguments for him on the ground that
he would strengthen the ticket materially with
the Jewish vote and was also emtnently fitted
TO run for the place Mr. Parsons and Chair
man Woodruff decided TO support Mr. Koenig.
and upstate leaders thought he would add
strength TO the ticket and so Mr.. Barnes was
sheIved The latter then decided TO take ad-
vantage OF the missionary work he has been in
dustrially doing since his arrival here and
run against the organization candidate. Koenig
vas formerly an OdelI man. but afrer his de-
feat he told him that he was going 70 support
Mr. Parsons and has kept his word since He
has done valuable work for the party in New
York City
New York City having got two places the
ticket neither Mr.. Parsons Mr.. woOdruR
thought IT advisable TO put another New York
City man in nomination. But for this. in all
probability. Ezra Prentice would have received
Mr. Parsonss support for the nomination for
Attorney General and have been nominated
Edward r O'Mal1ey developed such strength
in upstate districts and with Hughes men that
IT was decided without much debate to nom
mate him instead Of ex-Justice Hasbrouck. and
Mr. Hasbrouck bowed TO the decision OF the
organization The Erie County delegation
solid for Mr.. O'Malley.
G. w Aldridge wanted something for Mon
roe County and successfully doomed the
county's Senator Mr.. Dunn. for State Treas
urer Lloyd Collis of westchester and New
York City. was eliminated yesterday from tho
race for State Engineer and Surveyor, leaving
in the field Frank NJ. Williams. Of Madison
County. and Arthur O'Brien. OF Utica Mr..
Williams received more upstate support than
his opponent and got the Endorsement oe the
organization. Mr. OBrien then withdrew from
the
COLLAPSE OF THE OPPOSITION.
Early this morning IL became apparent thai
the opposition to Governor Hughes's nominal
ton was crumbling AS the day wore on this
became more and more certain. and that the
day was to be triumphant for the Gov
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