New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

7 people" Until recently that county has been a
stronghold Of political foes. dominated by an
was none to successfuIiy dispute its title until
man elected as Supervisor on the Democratic
ticket He refused 10 be coerced. cajoled or COM
men from the remnant of a discouraged and cowed
Democracy s he waged war uneeasinglym ~ reient-
stronghold of the enemy had been captured. so
wonder that down there we love this man?
Placed on the state ticket two years since for the
able a magnetic and tireiess campaigner, and a
seGond victogy & was , aehieyed ~, bo,o..b,.
career Of her well beloved son. with an enthusiastic
candidate for the high office of Governor of this
state the unsullied name of him who represents
the flower of its manhood. Lewis Stuyyesant Chan
MUSIC TROUBLES PARKER.
When Mayor Sague done the band started
up lively air. and two husky men carried big
transparences to the platform labelled "Chanleri
That's Him!" Then quartet planted In the gal
lery piped up with a parody "Harrigan' in
which the name OF the Lieutenant Governor fig
ured Judge Parker. who had not been informed
OF the musical part of the programme. raped
loudly to quell disturbance in the gallery.
When he realized what it he allowed 1t to be
repeated several times but looked bored.
Augustus Thomas. the playwright, OF West
chester made the hit of the day in his speech sec
onding the nomination OF Chan1er. He paid elo-
quent tribute to the Lieutenant Governor, and said
he was needed to answer the vain boasts of the
aroused the delegates to high pitch Of enthusi-
by his good natured ridicue of national figures
in the Republican party
I'VE need Lewis Chanler,'' declared Mr.. Thomas
He has a trenchant mind He is good cam
paigner. He is friend OF those In distress. His
name is unsullied. He Will cement all factions He
win arouse the enthusiasm of the electorate He
is our type of man. We need CHAMBER
Then ballot cast for Chanler and he
declared to have been duly nominated
OTHER NOMINATIONS QUICKLY MADE
]. A. kellogg, of Washington nominated John
Dix for Lieutenant Governor, and Clinton County
seconded the nomination. Howard T. Mosher OF
Monroe, in nominating John S. Whaen for Secre-
tary of State, made strong point OF the statement
that Governor Hughes had highly commended the
administration of the Office by Secretary Whalen.
Onondaga and Oswego seconded the nomination
William V. Cooke nominated Martin H. Glynn for
Controller, and seconds were made by Schenectady
Columbia and Erie. Julius Hauser was nominated
for Treasurer by ex-senator Edwin Bailey of Suf-
folk. and George ". Batten. of Niagara who is
a deputy under Mr.. Hauser and had wanted the
place. seconded the nomination
For Attorney General AssembIyman George w
Palmer was nominated by Dow Beekman Of Scho-
harie who said that the Democracy of Palmer had
never known ''interregnum-"
Assemblyman D. c. Robinson. OF Elmira. who
seconded the nomination Of Palmer wore out the
patience of both the delegates and Judge Parker
He had boom for the GOvernOrship nomination
himself or rather thought he had. and he used sew
eral thousand words in telling how he would willingly
sacrifice his dearest ambition to promote the well
fare of the party. The delegates laughed and Colo
mel Robinson grinned back at them Judge Parker
tried gently cut the speech short and ii not
until several of the delegates began to call for the
hook that the Elmra colonel turned of the
tory tap. All these nominations made by
clamation.
Philip P Farley then nominated for State
Engineer and Surveyor after a fight, the de-
tails of which have already been told
United States Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, who
was present was then invited to address the con-
yention He said the Republican party was torn
with strife in many states, while all was harmony
in the Democratic ranks, presenting united front
in the campaign 'T came to this state" said the
Senator. ITO the Tammany Tiger take the bone
out of the Teddy Bears mouth
Referring to the Governorship race in New York
the Senator declared that Governor Hughes would
never get away from the post" and that the Demo-
cratic. party would win q victory In November.
The Senator made strong plea for the extension
or Americas commercial relations throughout the
world He urged the election OF United States
Senators by the people The Senator's speech was
filled with characteristic anecdotes and kept the
convention in gales OF laughter.
When Senator Gore had finished he was cheered
and a standing OF thanks rendered TO him
At IA D. m. the convention adjourned for the
day.