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

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that the platform hadn't arrived and the
Judge could not well starr things without
the principles. cha rlea N. Bulger of
I OswegC said that u they did not get busy
pretty soon he would make a -pe"ch in
I PRODUCING the convention to itself. Pretty
I soon John Mason hustled IA and at 22i
/ y. VI Judge Parker called the convention
| To order.
/ MR. FNRLFY ms sPEECH.
! Prayer WIS not considered 20 he neCeS-
| SaTy fer the Democratic party TINS wear
| Tn" first DAYS session got under way
B without an appeal for Divin" guidance.
and no minister was on hand this after
/ noon to pronounce an invocation. Judge
I Parker proC,s-iad without any lp-s ot
time To call for the representatives IT IN"
COMMITTEES a. y bounded ga" n ,,n,,
a young and earnest man. who WAS chair
: man of IN" committee On Cr,,l"nt ial-. u
was ohV ioH- that young Mr. Farley had a
/ speech IN his system and hat h" In'endet
10 unCork II. Dramatically h" referred
. IN IN" pruCs.SlIngS AZ Saratoga. whore y
Mignty Hunter had said that. unlk" th"
/ Democratic Marty. there were M COnt'-,s :.
and Mr. fnrl"y nZyrd sentiments Tor zen
minutes while Judg" Parker looked On
! with q pat"rnal and tolerant Smllc.
FinallV fIrlrv got down To- IN" nih OG
contest To- report to the convention. that
~" Comnutf"" on resolutions hal settled
family rows IN Albany and Onondega 10y
giving the Alb1ny delegation ~ Ps"kv
MCi g'"'s regulars and splitting IN"
pnOndaga delegation between tho InsuT-
/ gents and the regulars
state committeeman ThomGs w finu-
cane W Rn"hezt"r reported Tor IN" com
mite" IN permanent urgr niEatinn. fur
permanent chairman Herber' T. Ri-ssll
tf al a 81 hs. ton
porary organization was mad" permanent
80 Tar n IN" Other IChg were concerned
John Mason secretary. Tom Smith Il
l1ImsnT Hall reading secretary. and
80 on down through a list II minor pla""z
Iudg" Parker named Herman RIdd"r NJ
New York Samuel !. lilGen ~ Chatham.
Jn" tIssIdv Il Long l'lard CIty. John r.
l'aly of Rochester. ana Arthur Mclean
NJ New hurgh a. \ commute" to escort
the permanent chairman t. his place.
CHNIRMAN BISSELL TAKES UtLD.
i have IN" very great plea sure said
Judge Parker. OF Introducing 10 YOU ~"
Hon H"rh"rt T. Bi-s"ll ot BufGlp a. YOUR
permanent chairman
lh"rs waS mild applause as Rissell took
hold lie began MS speech a. '.H y W,
and continued talking about R"publiyan
sN;rav1ganc" and INempr-atIC prubtty
until az !. NJ for the most par' no
covered tho ground that Judge Parker
went over yesterday ~ the keynote
speech and he fuarshg lied long rows of
figures from Flower To- hughes that the
Judge had drilled Yesterday. there Wa
hardly rippl" ~ applaus. and som" -
tn" r"sgetes went To sleep and snored
until they were pok"d IN the r'l-. Mr.
M-sall got one hand when he summed up
his tor" Iniuut" talk IA few phrases.
The convention DID not wake mp until
Seymour Van SantvOord IT RensSalaer
wGS summoned to the stage hv Judge
Parker in read the repoit ot the committee
On resolutions lhsr" had tween a sim
fight IA hat committee. - Dverybndy
knew "a right " hiCh ragged over two things
whether the party should come "ut for
Stai"w ID" direct primaries with personal
enrolment and the income tax.
rEAp SAME PLAINS TWICE..
Van Sgntvoord il a spare. slight man.
but there - "A lot 81 fire ia him. When
he got going voice and arms and shout
d'r- the convention stirred from lt-apAthy
and began really "a Ch--eT. Some 81 N"
paragraphs aroused so much enthusiasm
that there were demands for Van SAINT
yu1rd to read them again. and IN every
case he complied IL was plain that the
man from Rensselaer, took keen pleasure
IN his job
Rapidly but with great emphasis he /.
Sketched out the principles upon which F..
tbs. party T. 20 stand a rebuke Tor attacks |
on the supreme Court. no Federal an |
-orption oi state rightz. no new nation I
alism. bat tho old nAtiOnallsm built on .
ID" Constitution nf IN" United states J
m" largest pu-@ihle measure Il home
rule for cities. "A -CathIng dcnunCiAtton 4
IT The PAYNE Alcirich ,arlN law "a, a he- .
'rayAl of the people ard a burden on IA"
average man, an accusation ~ gso-s
aN'raVagRuV' IN IN" part ~ the Repuhll-
ran PARTY AMI promise 81 retrenchment.
reform and economy n the Democrats
take control ~ the government - the
State. a promise of INV hlt"wa she'd IN
v"-tIga ,un Nv a Democratic Governor
and Legislature oi legislative corruption.
an out and uuf G"'la 4, tor IN favor 81
StatsN id" dIr-u' nominations with u"T-
-onAl o rplm"1i. - dacls 'atIon for AN
'p mgk" ~" corrupt pTar-
I,'.s La. - '. i've. D.. irCl.r.t!on Tor cleo
!on uf I nitad states Senators hv the
DOpula- vote. fG" oTne 'AN. extension /
u IN. psrt" post $50 that pa kage- If
nCrels"t -iSe may be- handled through
Ne mgIlH real conservation. regulation
Z public s"INl'" Ur-puT-'ipn-. i"gl-...
ION 10 prOf.'.' farm" = and CDn-uuus-s
I'D 20 CI'" otter roads elimination 10
grad. crossings an pIuplpy"-- Inability
lCt r".rrtctInn IT child labor full '-u-
...rttou "vervW beg" 20 AL Nm. Irau ,iit-
-"uS WIihDu' regard ip race. creed or
rOipT, IN" ru"~If system m fnr public
p" 'yI," -N'"'siun ot ~" r'".r- 10 "radi
IA" tUu"r'uiu-i.. art q tn.l d""'a.~a' .'n
against new nation, N-s.
FLASH KtAI N'AIN ANi AtNIN
VI Van ~Ar'vr.ri W.. .,r"i - ,"id I,
nis pr-F graph over end over again. whii.
he delegates ch"e-..d IdWp-d VI
>h'pa-d wrpt" Nh" p.rsgrE'.h aud h"
mad. 0, strong IN" "prN"ut'un .lopt"d
IA. rl.tforu unanimously ID "uihu.
,a.'irv'ly. and i.-" - . -arll.i" .: the
.r'rfn"lfa made af'"r 90" .unN"J''pu
~ Ipurr "d
"" c.uli win II tha' platform with
M q. ."u' NAV ~ -" head e thu ticket
-, "-al T'SDirItiprs WEI" Iut ih-pug'. 81
.pu'.u" 90. rI-". and t".. runN "''ipn
.tiournrd ~ = - r. NJ. 10 meet - 4. .
J., clock
uiIOR HiS NOTHING 10 SiI.
Declines 10 Mako Any Comment an the