The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

team. NJ NAV de- remembered short
wanted to- hrrng the fnuthall candidates
down 20 max. z f'..~ over Dr Wilson.
Ilt coach EuI..r vuuidu.i hay" o. He
sad they he'd n-urttut business a.
home ant M" dp,'nr ,nuli q" Yer, we'll
vrhuui th"sn IA" 'v"nt.. though had
thrir momru' Il p-ti" later On when th"
q. ptur dpI"ar,-l a. a victor
NJ - clock th" dnlrgdf.- took 4
r",'.~- Tor an hour and trpprni n.f for
lunch Many IT them M" country fplk
especially. we're Interested ru 'hn sight If
four IT New Jersey nigh Judge .uurhlug
at Il round tahl" IN nlg restaurant. cher
JustiC" GUNNER. lhan,"llu- pitu.v
JustIC" GRAY and Law Judge James a. DHl.
A. lunch time . dsy"lri,.i that every
effort 81 IA. " l-pu mon 90 make a
combination against "a" doctor had failed
The anti Wilson delegates Mere asking
what was the w." 'u hav" fdyurIt" sons ~
they Couldn rl~N 10 them II l.,came
apparent m that hour that Wilson would
he nominated and o. remained 10 h" >a"n
Just vi hat " Guild beth" -Iz.' Of he ma rnri'v
The temporary organization having
been converted INTO the permanent. tn"
Iti4 delegates reentered the opera hous..
for their real business As they SWarmed
to seats somebody SAW Bob DAVIS ~ Hud-
son coming IN accompanied hv cane.
most unusual The Ka' zenbachs and the
Wittpenns strove To- create snt huslaAm for
their men. hut their cheers found no echo
against the stony silence II EsseN county.
Of Hudson and II most 1T Camden
CONFUSION Al THE START
There was an uproar as the delegates
a D.. al.
were poor An elderly sergeant at arms
labored with a high pitched voice Ia evlct
interlopers. but they paid no attention .,
him. Chairman Hardin threatened to
hold the session into the night Il folk who
had squAtted IN seats that didn't belong
to them didn't get out
There vas a long DELAY Gen Dennis
Collins moved that the chairman ~ dele
cations be- instructed n throw out IN.
accredited sitters There were husky
chairmen who moved swiftly and soou the
convention settled dow for the reports ~
the committees
There were no contests. the COMMITTEES,
on credentials reported II was decided
not 70 enforce the unit rule II was
good politics on the part Il the Wilson
mAnagers. because they would hay"
lost more than they would have gained
ny such enforcement In fourteen couu-
ties rhe anti Wisnnitas outnumbcr~i the /
Doctors supporters. and b" would hay. /
lost mora than %" would hav" gained m 7
hl- strong counties. Speeches were linn 3
i"d tn liv" minutes. rule thar wa- not P
enforced. NOmIn1tor- and -arpnicr- b
talked until their wind MT their argi.
mcnts gave OUT
IN" report e tho committan on r,-s. .
ution- was read nv 'ol. : !. Pro- Of .
\"w1rN. ~ chairman n" platform .
gad h."n prepared Iu lnrprilnC.. With
Or. wilson, SHOWN views Marx
sullivan AMI Dan i"Il.v- P'lu had
written % pilIn demanding the ~ ."u,Ipn
II direct primaries 10 Cpysr Guy.rnp-
ana rgr.4~~uI.n trlt Z pI tt"argn H4r.... .
d.du lIr" Y AMI "a plank rn"r.. m la~ruau, .
Win ~ Nli-..u ointment "a. -uh-
st'ut"d
~ RRIrr rHr ot,rYoFu
HI PLATFORM declared for ~. ,hgn-
tIpu 81 unnecessary Uff'Ca- bsar,is and
comnn--lpu-. q ih"-pugn administrative .
r'orga nildtrun. tIuml-ttkable individual .
responsibility e heads II deptTfmaurs
with an up to tat" auditing system. do
crease g.. grossly .NC---tva expenditure.
equalization Of laNitIDn. with tn, removal
IRON 10" system II taxation nf all ,"-
n.nt- 81 pb~curtv or Injustice. pr...-
Walton Intar' IT m. school fund CON 4
sHrvatInn ~ all water rights and an nairI-
raj resources -till within the oon'-ll ol m"
STATE"
Establishment ~ a public ,a-ylra ,,,.r- .
mISsl ION with anIpI" uoW-r~ Iut.- .N,.r.rf'
rules To- r"glls'" rates -...llr. an tG,. ~
and -'"tnr' ss-vice lufi.Cf I..aIr.... |
re- ltllrp IN" '.hnE Of AL traffic agrrD .nant.
aud tf" ~ mission 20 - examination of f.
all arF rate, b"ior. 'h.y AXE .ra.- .
he enaC''r"ui ~ an .rupl,v.r-. rsrr.tv -
law. th- Enactment ~ a law establishing
-iGhr hours ~ ~. limit 81 49,. wurSlup
day 10 all public wDr laws tor tho. G,r.- .
trpi II corporation. a. A." no. naturally
10 u~ regsr0a! A. puf.l, service ,u-ppra-
tons ~" enactment 81 an .4rD.a.f a, .
against corrupt practices ~ aiI elections
and hm.'irE candidates "yI-.IilrHr. "a
new direct primary law "N'..-trr Of
clviI service reform 10 an admin. -tr4'I.r
d"par'rn"nts 81 the stat" 'oUHu.- pr
municipal and ~" rut.Trpar.n ~
autompH.l" privileges with Other ~taf".
D" tir''ni nominations plans. on winch
a." man light over IA" platform c"1'r" T.
"a a. follows.
such q Simnlifcation IT m" al.,tpr,,
ma hlu"ry Of 90" state ~ will rlarn pos
slb." no" "N"'tI.tl "N"r,l-" ~ ~" ~ yhr
ot direct nomination e an elective. ~ Ger,
on the par' of tho vO'ar- and tfa nnu,r. /
nen' Of laW- which VIII secure 20 ,h.rn
tha' righ' m ~" most "'""'.IaI manner
I'R poF,I,E v"1t 'Ssr,,I,rs
IN" platform d"nuVnc", ~ unfair tho
iari' law, Hh'"h are blamed for ~. EIph
r0s' ~ living and insists upon an a'n"ld-
Inent ot the Federal CONSUMPTION - thai
senators may D." Objected 10y .h" popular
vote
Bafor" m" convention could sa7l the
platform by The adoption ~ the majority
report up jumped sam = Swackeniarn.r
NJ somerset with a local option plank
The delegates we're beginning To- fIdR.t
for 81" hallotting They weren't in
rlined ~ listen 20 him
When IA" delegates got an idea of his !
local option plank they hoWlsd hun down
and Hardin said Mr. 8. was out of order.
A. 255 y VI m" chairman called for Z
nominations for Governor. Clarence l. :
Oh" ~ Atlantic CITY mounted the
-'ag" 20 nam" DR. Wilson. ~. ran ms
mo allotment into twenty mInufe,
n IA" 'iD shed som" on.. proposed -thra..
.h""rS FOR william Jennings BRYAN
So ,h.r'
IIIdG' John ! randall unrnlra,ad :
rank = ka'zsuhach with a Hiug a. rb..
.os-.'. and q HINT 'ha' som" candidates
mot hl-i hid -gh'"rraueau connections
Nth n0-s"- and -I~rIal INTERESTS Iu.r.t
" EVAN. q drylv humorous '4Isor s.,.