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


r. Daley coming out Of Murphy's throne
room this afternoon could not hay" failed
to understand the bitterness Of their
disappointment. At Gaynor's declirG-
ton MonrOe county rcjoiccd I, seemed
at first glance to cinch the prize for
Hav-ns. but Antlsdale and Daley rcck-
on-d without Murphy.
Uncle ~ DECORATED AoAIS
Pinnng badges on Mayor HI Edge.;on
beca mo a habit with the delegates. So
EMMY the delegations sent men 20
decorate Uncle Nj and in a few minutes
his ample front was cleaning with tE'
gaudv red aud gold trinkets II was
now o. 30 =. NJ, two hours after the pro
Ceedings were supposed To begin. Won
der was expressed as to the whereabouts
Of the rammany leaders. The Big Toms
and Big Tins and lcahouse Johnnys we're
absent.
oh. they're visa old birds. those Tam
many folks laughed Herman A. Metz.
They ara too smart 60 show up before
their big men get ready TO do business
uEIEuArRs BEoIs TO SING.
II was interesting 20 note tho chan geof
feeling that had come over the asssmhsnge.
Maybe the announcement that thu ticket
had practically been decided on, maybe
the lights. perhaps the presence OF
large number OF women who wersclearly
expecting entert ainment. all had some
thing to do with IL. but for the first time
since the delegates met there was sing
ing. really gingery cheering and out
bursts OF applause at the entrance Of Class
h politicians. II was the happy go lucky,
20 as you please business that one natu-
rally expects at conventions.
MURPHY FINALLY ARRIVES.
At S:S4 O'Clock Charles F. Murphpoame
into the hall with Cohalan. Cram. SheahAn.
Morgan J. O'Brien and Finucane Of Mon
roe Everybody was up in an instant.
The band let go with a crash. Tam
many WAS the tune Of course, but there
was little cheering. Eyes were 90 intent
on Murphy that tongues kept quiet. In
came Fingy Conners with the broadcast
Of grins. Fmgy looked a. II he was
mighty well satisfied with something or
OF her
There were cheers n moment later for
Alton n Parker and at $50 O'Clock Per-
manent Chairman Herbert p. Bissell
slammed the gavel which brought the
convention to order
There was very little confusion in the
hall and the great room was marvellously
quiet The policing was first class and
Sergeant AT Arms Charley White made a
record for efficiency. A. 1000 p. NJ.
Chairman Bissell called for nom nations
for Governor.
Packy McCabe got up. He said:
MIR. Chairman. Albany yields To Rene
selaer-
Seymour Van Santvoord Of Rensselaer,
in putting State Chairman Dix in noml-
nation -aid:
We have to-day adopted a platform
which stands for the higher aspirations
of the principles in which We believe.
and we come 10 the moment when We
want a man who will measure up Ia those
principles We don't want man who
will not live mp IN those principles. The
whole State and the nation also 10 waiting
to hear what action we are taking to-
night We have many men who could
measure up TO the standard Of the man
We require but We have found that our
leaders and executive officers have found
the msn we want and we are going -
have him think that the man | am
going To- name will make for justice and
sincerity. name John A Dix for Gov
ernor-
| Mr. Van Santvoord finished the nomi-
mating speech AZ 1912 P NJ. with prac-
ticallv no applause An attsmp; was
! made 20 rouse tho Delegates. hut after a
feeble shout they AT hack duly
! Delegate Dr1Immond Of C1yuga yielded
! his place 20 the Hon Thomas VI Osborne
81 Auburn Osborne. a shelve1 candi-
date got tpfhe stage 10 second the nomi-
nation ~ DX
4 daz,r. - saw shouted Osborne.
tina, no mar has Seered a - raighter
c"urs' than john 4 DIX "" - 4 noble.
I clean minded ger leman
suI2FR PIT N NoMiNArIoN
Aftsr W. Osborn" had So ,ndci the
nomination j William Hauhury II Chlu-
'atIuua ?. -. m the middle - the hpor and
said that ne Wished plac" IN nomination
a man whp haze he admiral ION ~ ali the
b counties # tine stat" he placed IN
nomination " .iHam Sdller Tn" ch""rs
for SulIrr were iruder and more pro-
lung-d than those for Dix From n"
balconies baulcrs wrr" Hung ont while
he band ,tsuei PLAYING For h"'s
Jolly GOOD Follow Charles = Murph"
leaned hsck ~ his set ant l4uEh"t
helrrlly Il" was =, much in control of
the SITUATION that n. IieI II "rd"lvhrIng
TO put M a candidate that did not have
his iudur~an,"nt amused him nIghrlT,
and = i not often that Murphy lets him
self laugh
Eugene - Scrtbnpr " Full On. Hamilton
hoped Ip to second Suiz"r. "" =1it
delegates mad h"an told 10y the pNnple In
come and take rourdg" over the situation.
w" heard ui the man he sad. who
had been h-fors the people for twenty
five wears and that Their" was No blot IN
his e-cutCheon. no shame IN his record
and that his vote had always been IN the
RIGHT side. He puts humanity before the
almighty dollar Give ~ for Dur stand
ard t.earrr IN this campaign William Sui
zar II New York and he will he elected by
n aood ~ nallo's rolling over this State
from Long Island 20 the Cansda line.