The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
BAY STATE CONVENTIONS
REPT RIN ~ NtHE THkIT.
DI uOfRlTS NIIIl ~ ~.
Former RrnominatH ~ Present state
OulcIals Except One Nha Refuses
Lodge anal the rarm law indor~ed
aud TafI's Name uagmly 1hFered.

Lodge anal the fArtH law Endorsed
aud Taft's Name Warmly 'hSered.
BosroN. oct. Tie dominant iart -
today
The Republicans pushed their pro-
gramms through with dy-pfach
The Democrats were still Ia session
AZ midnight without having named a
candidate Tor Governor
Gov. Draper was renomnated hy aC-
clama;ion by the Republicans az fremont
Temple. while more than thousand
Democratic delegates -w"tered within
the narrow confines - Faneuil Hall
throughout the day ard dij no, hegin
to ballot until iS5 O'Clock
Congressman Eugene y FuSs l,a,l on the
first ballot with $50 ont Of SDD. the number
necessary for a choice being i0s. James
II Valley had O2. Charl's =. Hamlin had
295 and there were ten blanks.
As soon as the result had t.-en read
Senator James n. Doyle announced tha
w.; hdrawal ot Mr. Hamlin aud urged ~"
latter friends ~ suppnr' Valley on III"
second ballot
On the second ballot Tus- got as and
Nauey as. necessary tp a choice. Az.
Although Clil.d for ~ o.ClucN the
DeinuCratIC Cunvent ion DAD not come 20
order until i2l5. Then Their. was an
hours delay. owing TO the failure ~ the
committee Ola credentials - report The
committee ON rules presented rrT,uTt
IN favor ot the Use ut H." Australian
ballot IN making he nominations aud
after hot discussion t.a report was
adopted Mr. Hamlin leading the way
in favor ot q sevre' vote. IN" two Other
candidates then fell INFO InH
John Il. IGay"r oi Worcester. p"rrua-
nsut chairman, then took charge ana
mad" a stirring speech. Af'erward N"
tire" candidates all announced that they
released all delegat..s from any 81. aog.l
a. 20 the way they should vote Il-'4-.y
candidates wer" then named. There verb
rOtn. speeches and the Dlatf.ru. Ms
adopted, after which hallatlug began.
The Democrats on rn"l- ;aUurin.
asserted that IN" cost 90 H".rE Hv"r-had-
ow- all other IU"-ti - fH,- wear. and
the hl,m" j. placed upon che Republican
tariHs and policies 'rr Increased cost
Of food, clothing and shelter
demand Is made tor OBJ" renewal a.
taxes On foOtStufs and other necessities
featured articles g. prevent zoe. ,pu'ro,
81 our markets uy the trrI-t, .rI o. am
pose III" check u competition lp'v .upr-
dinItc profits Il capita. J. was asserted
TINT " the pruh.bit!ve tIrI" wer" made
reasonable. IL n wsr. actually lowered
more goods would b.. i,rport., prices
would fall and yet 10" revenge .ucrga-..
In" increased reVsu.H . IN. present
tarin - largely due Q. q few articles On
which duties were reduced The fad"-l.
should Ily" s'l .4s' bowers
ot taxation. Thereto "" favor the
adoption Il the cuu~t.'li..'.,. rr.'.. irasrt b
permitting Federal income ftF
The fr"~S' trad" real'r- w.'. canada /
are called for All Senator, aad Repre- =
s"ntatives elected hv ~" democrats !
NJ - ria lv.
ton II senator Lodge
I n" Republicans me- .n IT....u-' Ia'I DE 4
and lU 10 TIM" Utur" fNtU "a. hours the |
had transacted 10 hu- nos-
that called ~" '"."-t'.., together aud
adJuurnw"u; was taa.' t'sry'hlng
vent through a. HrrtnLrr. Yesterday and I
no oHI". fIun waz raI--l tu ANYTHING Al
~" platform or 10 an, uu" ramed for
orc.
I,ory ono apps ~ q, foal -l1Irl'ur.d
isw humorous -uiiie-
President luff'- name was received
VIII WOTe "nt huSIt yrf than that - The other /
lu'tul"- mentioned "y"u than hat Il |
Roosevelt Nhcu tie former rresl,l-n'~
lau. came p.If 81 vas r,sCsIvaI g-itp
'h""rs. hu' ou' delegate. ~ tie Tar Conner
shouted D." ~ good lie was h,s..d
~ his n"ightOrs Those sitting ne4 rest
his d"l~Est" showed their disJAea-ur.. tv
n1vIna 20 other chairs
'''H''iN - ig'' anu Tib' Ebl nearly
'c"uf'on md Gov Draper seemed 20
"-l n.,f.rag god lv ''" Vts D." vs. o..
'Siv"i whom p" ar0sr ~ accept r"uo-riua-
ion
IN" platform admits that tho PAYNE !
ann hill bad In'~"T So ,lIi -. on many
riCl-, bu' asserts mat fh.-. were mostly
INur'es The Adu. urs'ratiOn It Pres
Iert Iaf' - commanded The part he
COX IN securing tho enactment ~ the .
abroad act the postal savings act the
alety appliance act. 'n" bureau Of mines.
90 and the public lands wrthdrawal act
80 mentioned ,
III" Pr"sident's programme for future ,