The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

midnight Nhilr Mr. Peters was keep
ug the convention waiting Murphy =
uriu Continued un his face.
n iuuN twenty minutes Tor IN" Rev.
Mr. Peters tu divide credit between the
Almighty and Bill SuIlg"r Tor every boon
granted tp humanity tor M" last quarter
1T a CENTURY Mr. P"'"rNs sIs."Ch went
we'll and when ne dsS,pnded trom the
platform after appealing tor he n"nina-
ton wanted hy the people h"CauS" h"
i,.puEs L. m" Ieuplc- there was nearly
"a minute cheering
NpNEpI pELUIAIE~ LEAVE THF HALL
Mhtl. Mir Peters was speakng tn"
.i.urr" county delegates l"tt tn" hall
~ body Apparently their attitude
We meant as a rvhukv To- the turning
down ut Ravens.
Chairman nj sol recognized Francis
q ullau ~ O-wrEp county. now pTaC-
ii-ug law with Judge Purcell a. Water
town. and the star stump speaker "t the
yuimgrr Democrats
/ ~" 80 second On hcEalG of IN" north
country. laid IA. "thc uoniupIou II the
u1n Who has t.a,sn tnO~'.n gftvr trl h"Ta-
tIun not dlytatIon. knrwtnG hat vnu
DEMAND a man ui courage ! rdll tp vouT
uiud that Iity years ago thor" was a
Governor - 'hI, ~ ~" wuu made tho
state fampU- | nCDi uu' saw hat w. ar
facing q strenuous cam 'Llgn. hat I -ay
To- vpu that at th' close ~ IA" coming
Campaign wc shall - a. proud IT John
NV ~ pIr fg'EoT~ were ut lii fa' h"r. and
tnnf AT nfflEn TIE o. 80 flfN NhNf 10 Iutr'
shot and .h"ll h' VIII -Iy ii h" T. t'uN
ernor' II an" man haul down ~" Nag.
shoot hun ou Tho spot. \Hilt.~r lht~
campaign calls fr- m" solution ~ indus-
tiltl ,lu'.-tIons and wIthput I'i'c' INK ON
anv - IN" ,amr.tl-u I ,i".Ir" ip -sy that
John \. az, l. a man 80 80. 'rN, 90 clear
Uyi'r-' audluZ and II -EirUIId Judgment
a. compared Win cot Rrn-"y"'. y Ma
I.oleup WIN r,'.ed ~ TREND 81 thu
Tpp,I,'liC Whit, undermining q
.Hlll..sl sNllf.Ftsa'" Tho
was no r"plv. IN" hayrr- I""pl" hHd
bowed 90 ruuu' ~ 'urndaga ~"cond"t
tho nomination ~ SulF"r. h'I' tumedia'"lv
II looked lk" q -'","u- contest and IN"
seconds Wa GuwHCd. ~,l"n"C' lty SO
ondcd Sul,Hr.
cot s,,o> orrrrurS
Schuyler seconded DlN AMI a. Vac
rrIieu' uuN that al hui Nulf'r Htd zoe
tired before Div. C.l Mex .'i"" =
Bacon - Brook I'm had r't p"rm's. SON
from Seneca IN sp"aN for De-. lie Wt-
not a delegate AMI b." forced Ulns"f
un the platform. Chairman KI~"l, cuur-
tcsy y"Tm.,t,a hin 20 ~"' Col. Ih'un
IT." hons" dihn' lH" J. 80 I'' hen q
hccan1, known that D." vas not only not
d"legt'" nI- That %" utt mo- boon
regularly substituted.
\, the Colonel ftiNrd tho % at fell into
Disorder Tt- delegates hnwl"1 e. Bicrn
II h''rIu" haulv - H'tnE h''w""n CT.
Ba.nr and the H,"'. IN" t".Hsdt"s
werr bor,-l ~tl' AMI hr>,'i nm.
-C;", me hook They yelled
His. II yuu VIII. shouted Bacon
Hiss. You suIk"sl
Ny csndrI4ts - Presbyterian.
What = it, they velled
Perhaps youl hu-h at this. h"
si-r'ai
.wc will they rold him and th"y did
There SIT "a patriot among you.- he
-krSp on and piS's nomination will
H. uuauimuu-,' cam" yell from Oneida
county
pick "a real hEh' with that crowd 80 he
began t. t"mp"rII".
I thluE ~ tell a story. d." logan. .
There was su Entertainment ln a London
theatre. II Wa ~ good show ~ thi-
voice called and again ia" cries start'si
cut il short. BACON Tn" delegates !
leEan 10 got mad 40 bi~-"ll tor allowing
The convention To b" turned into "A vaui"-
willie show.
Got Parker was the crv
NO. get Tom Foley, 7advIs'SI Tammauy F.
NV listen - 'u'.. continued Et"au. .
the man ia tins "ui"r1 aInm"nt entered .
q hons len and prr'lrg his foot IN me .
l.U'- neck h." crlei Ia voice. Don't shoot /
Teddy ard UprpariprI- laughter Eyen .
Chairman Bls-"ll was laughing openly. 4
Murphy was -izgllng h"hinn tnhIlan'- ,
baCN The SITUATION was utterly absurd J
had went gIImWerinC with Rae. u : -pea'h I
A fine lon.ug 'li-riy man m the
Dutch"-- county i"legai ION got up fight
ing mad
he cleared 81 all bui Delegates he bpom"i +.
Mh4|t.Vcr 90" - ~ Nt~ thai Rs,,,u mad .
10 tell the convention never know. Tor
the upruar finally drove cod Bacnu N The .
siage
voTTNG BFGISs
A. - - -
begun II waS soon se"n that DIX would .
easily ~ TIE uornD." Il the convention .
When ChaUtaIqua was reached Frank "
Mott. the head - h. dele ga ION from mar
Courr y. ca-' "a" thrr. votes - hr- daaga
ton FOR Edw ard " shepard but m" name
~ the man from Brooklyn DID not bring
out q ,h."r There wa~ hlg Hh-er u hon /
John " Mo- osv cast 81 vote. no "A lump .
fDr Dy and aga'u = m0n"n' later when .
Murphy cast Ia Np',~ Tor DIX
When Mpnru" county waz reached. I,
A'hOugh mot ut IN" :, l.gatDs from that .
county hal l"it 'h" han. Thomas "
FlnUn.,nn. IN" member of On" S'a'".cnm-
Hitt.a from 'ha' COUNTY. and who had
l,.-n worker for Hav"ns wa Kissed
by The SaIll"r,t,- when D." announced
that Monroe was fDr NEr 10" vote ~
annuvnc"t Ny th" ostIr W., DIV. i3i.
Sulya- IE The votes plSf for Suly.r .
wen, from garaugua. H. llwar" Franklin.
Hamilton AMI N"uuvI"r raIuiI"-
After ~. VOC had I.ru 4, Clarcd a
motion was mad" - FHy'u" u SorIbn"r
Of Fulton county. who seconded the .
domination 81 SIlr"r. to max" 10. DIX .
nomination unanimous This wa,
adopted without dissent.
John u Reilly II 81 Lawrence PLACED
In nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Thomas Conway at Clinton. senator
Mackcv 81 Erie seconded the nomIna-
tion Mr. Van KEENAN, IT ORdsnshurg.
who spoke for ~ Lawrence. moved that
the nomination b" made by acClama'iur .
The motion PASSED and the secretary
" a. ordered 80 cast one bsllo. for CONWAY
who was declared nominated
Congre-smau Fitzgerald ~ Kings nonli-
mated for Secretary Il state. Edward
Iazansky There was no other uOrnl-
nation and o. va made unanimous Her
man Ridder placed b"f0r" tho convention
the name ~ William SDh-Ier for comp
troller That nomination do also agreed
g. hv aCclawatl0n
Tho other candidates we're also SINH
larlv nominated without o positipn
J0tn y Stanchfe.d asked the con-
yentlon 70 ind0rse Judge Irving a.
Narn. nominated hy Tho Republican
Srare convention ~ Saratoga fpr q curt
% Aype'l-
After Collins and IGnn had icon p'ac~d
In noW.I'lHu Rose 90 irwin Il Ulster