The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

com mi'tsemHn.
Ierraraugu- county Thomas " poud.
state 'oWuut CONAN
,,yuga county Judge Richard &. Drum
mond 49,,
,h,titpugua County Frank ". Mott.
-p.puty Attorney -t'"nsral.
th.munE COUNT. DANIEL Sheehan, MAYOR
of Tlmtrs. and pr Robert T.. Bush. former
speaker ~ the Assembly
columbia tountv samuel j. Ihden'
n.,n.w of The late samuel ! Tilden, Demo
,r,,,r ,und,datc for President 81 the nited
States IN 1910.
Dut,ha-. County Lewis Stuvv"-an'
rbanlsr. former Lieutenant Governor and
IN. last D-moCrat" candidate Tor Hov-
.rnor. and John n. Sague. Mayor OF Pough-
keep-ie
Frie Countv-Louls =. Fuhrmann. Mayor
of buffalo. and William J. Conners. former
chairman uf the state COMMITTEES. and
William a. Fitzpatrick. chairman 81 the
county Delegation Who wrested control
from Cunncrs
Tennessee County Robert A Maxwell.
former state Treasurer and former Assistant
Postmaster General
Jsner.on County Judge Henry Purcell
Kings County Edward VI shepard and
Herman \ Metz. former comptroller Of
Greater New York
Madison county OTTO rfan. Mayor of
Oneida
New York county ASA BIRD Glrdiner.
former District Attorney Morgan j.
O'Brr.u. former supreme Court Justice.
Who wa- permanent chairman OF the last
stat. convention. Congressman Francis
Burton Harrison. former csnd idai" Tor
Lieutenant -Goyernor Lewis NiNon. former
leader Of Tammany Hall william Tempt"
Fmmat. a descendant OF tn. famous IRISH
martyr Payne Mhunev. son Of the late
a.. I..hn
former candidai" for Governor Charl"- }.
Murphv. loader 81 Tammanv Hall william
Shs.I an. former Lieutenant Governor.
and = sergeant cram, chrt sa'h"m OF
lauminN
oneida county. samuel \. B"ard-l"v.
former state Railroad tommi--ion"r. AMI
Albert u Messenger. Mavur uf Rome
u-Wrgu ,uuntv hHrlc~ y Bulg"r. for
mpr .undid pia for ll"utenan' Governor
and former Deputy Nrtorn"v General.
Rensselaer, ,uuntN Fran't~ Malloy.
Mayor Of Itpy. AMI Daniel / conway.
former Malor ui Irov
wyoming count, IRAN. Brown
former state Committeeman and possible
,audidat. tor htturu"y- General
The 80 delegates and some 500 visit ing
Democrats are going INTO Convention
Hall tomorrow morning full ui snihusi-
asln They believe they will get the kind
of candidate they want and he night
sort of platform All of them are taking
tonight for a -irpug direct nominations
plank
H,,ou FoR NFry roU CovTRNoE.
Two murr Blooms were spring here
tonight I'm. was for former iompt roller
Herman Metz who's friends think
that n Their. - a chance. IL tn. nomination
coming down state as would seem 20 be
indicated hy the efforts which are being
made To- nring Mr. Shsrard I" IN" front.
then Mr. Metz should have a show bh
this ~ not regarded seriously, ia fact
II war said tonight hV thO-.. who are
seeking To- have the name II MIR shepard
brought b-for. tn" convention that MIR
Metz would himself b- one - tn. first
to object - having himself placed Ia the
position ~ being opposed 20 Mr. shepard.
Th. Other candidate whose name has
l.-su brought forward ~ former state
Compfrull-r Martin IA Givnn. Three
representative Of william X Hearst
r,,a, he'd town tonight and told Mr.
Murphy aud Mr. UuN that they could prom
49,, tn. Support 10 the Hearst urganlla-
tons aII hfr u-wspaT-.rs to MI Gvnn
4 l. siIuli be- nominated hut that NJ
Hears would certainty not agr"" to
-ul,fupr' for Governor 4 corporation Law -
yer and whll,. ne names w-r'' m"ut Ion-d
hv 'l.'-.' representative II IN" Hearst
organization ~ WIS well understood
that they were referring L. the Ip-Sihil-
Ity ~ IN" placing ~ the name OF MIR Sh"p-
a
representa- Yes might have saved them
strives the TIM. and troubl. II their Jour
upv here from New York. hscarIss' Mr.
Glyuu mas not even tn" chance, ~ would
seem from What was heard tonight
OF having his nam" brought b"fOr" the
convention
Herman : Nets name will IN. pre-
s.ni..d to tie CONT sutlOn ~ a candida e.
for Govern MIR Metz announced after
a ciucu- 81 IN" kIngr county delegation
"A -
enforced and that u had been decided
To- pui hI- maine forward
IUUI rNEkFk To ~ 70 MI-pHARN Z, HAIR
MNN
N" Democratic state COMMITTEE" met
tom ht and adopted resolutions for IN"
i"rni-rarN "rgau,Zati"n 81 tomorrow :
convention l. Wa- formally decided that
Alton " Parker should b" named a. the
Temporary chairman 81 IA" convention
80 d,'inI'.. decision has been reached a.
- who -ha be- selected a. ~" perm aH-nt
chairman ~ the convention
Chairman John \ Dix SAID after the
meeting that there would b.' ~ contests
ia the c-pmmltt.'.' " credentials lie sN
plaln.-i that fh"r" wsr" opposing dele
yates from Albany and DnOudaga counties
hat the. rows between the two sets Of
delegates we're entirely ~ the finally
dIs-au-ion description and that he Thought
~. would he abl. tp 80 strengthen them
ont iu-murrpw that Their" would lie no
nssssl 81 fakIug ~" troubles M ms district
To- the commute" On credentials
II was also learned from Mr. Din that
~" Democrats would have th" naming ~
a candidate FOR H." filling - one ~ the
two vacancies IN Ia" Court II Appeals
bench The term - Judge Irving q
Naun - Syracuse expire tins wear and
Their. - all, g. be- fiil..d the vacancy CAUSED
hv N" death 81 Judg" Bartlett Judge
\aun has been r"npmiuat"1 by n" Re-
puhhCan-. hut hy reason 81 an under
Stat" committee. th" Republicans 'lId not
inHk" - nomination for the second plnC"
, This will be- filled ty the Democrats at
the convention her"
The Rochester convention Will Indors@
Judg" kann and CARVING pu' th" under
standing winch hl. l-.sn arrived ~ by
both side 20 ~.-sp 'n" judicial uOintna
lions Du' 81 'plI'lcs tha committee on
vacancies to h'' appointed hv IN" Sara
toga convention viii give - a---at To-
z