The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-20

| 'ne mouse. Nether was there any tall
about the platform 10 bs adopted a
Rochester. The committee was 90 have
met at : o'clock. but it was els o'cloOl
before Charles ?. Murphy was ready
Then IL took the committee les than
twenty minutes to get through its work
} Chairman Dix in opening the meeting
{ reviewed his work IN touring the E,snats
districts and said he expected to meet
the leaders in all the districts throug hout
the State by the time the convention
meets in Rochester He said
/ I believe the meetings have attended
have been fruitful OF excellent resnlts.
I The willingness OF the people 70 WORK Tor
the Democratic party has been everywhere
appa rem The people turn out ln goodly
numbers u all shows that Ne must labor
and secure a perfect organization. because
Sith perfect organization We can carry
On a -decesstul campaign We must be
guided BY harmony. and trust that Ns
, -nAn he guided by psrfec' hNrmonv. 80
Apparen' here tonight throughout the
whole campaign am gra'lAed AZ the
attendance here 'o-niSh, OF 80 many mem
Ders OF the committee and ~ the interest
'Aken in the meeting Nv the publ, IA gen
-TAl
There was full attendance of the
committeeman aud but a few proxies
Mr. McCooey held the proxy o. william
=. Doyle, Thomas r. Foley ths PROXY
FOR J Ser geant Cram aud Edward Murphy.
Jr, the proxy for frarcis i Mollov %
Troy
During the afternoon a majority Of
the state committeeman hell an Informal
meeting ari listened 20 the representa-
tive~ ~ poohceier ard Saratoga who
war'e1 The StA.e CONVEX ion 10 come
20 their respective plAooS Rochester
IA y big delegation or had. ir cludirE
George Dietrich. the president Of the
ChAmbsr Of Commerce. Rai Roland
WOO wal. its secretary: Mayor n a.
fdserton Themes Eirucare Judge
I.y-.. john : Daley. Jacob GeThng
%iroy II le'VIs. Harry II. Hurtir gtor
Jacob MeSsrer VI Woolley. George
NJ JUhr sou ar.l " rham Hors,mar
Syracuse also pU' il hij FOR h. col
We. tior through Juie. John " hogan.
Thomas Neachrm al Stat" COMMITTEE
ma" Rarerty. After he claims - syria.
c''se IA | zen Trcse' 'ei 10 the meet irg
of he State committee to-right state
Conmit;scmap Wiz field Huppuch.
represe, ti-g the SG stoga district onerai
resolution 'hsr he state corvrrtiou
W nv ~
" la tee. sgrec' ihSi he COZ y"I.tioI
was TO bs held N Saratoga ard just be.
fore the committee was TO mes, The
treasurer % IN. COMMITTEES. Arthur \
Nct ear. a. Secretary Jt hp Ns-oT
waite uIor the L. irsi States Hotel
people Tor Ih" purpose OF ros.r' arg the
ecsssarv rooms IA view - he fact that
ihs Graz a. or Hof-! r-oUld rr closed
a. that time They we're toll thar n the
Rapublicar convention ia ! rot set through
~ September - a. expected that the
Democratic hosts coulu not no ." 'ertSI-si
a. the hotel Mr. Mclean thought the
mar agems- { could post offices that thoss
ir after a' ce upon The Republican COL
Vertion must give up their rooms on the
18Th This the mar agenert refusal tn
70 Ihess facts we're reported To Mr..
Murphy a-d the pars wer. fhift~d in =
NV a. o. va 'eci ed 10 sod he cot
". 'ioy 10 Poohest-r
NJ HuppuCh Ce"iar-t ihar h. Vas
very much iisApUoirtsi that Saratoga
should lo-e b" oor Yer tIO'. nat though'
IL was ~. svOi sAble on account 81 tho
cot HIc' 0. ta.-- Ihs'rn..r DIX -xpr'ss,',i
lac same 81 ic. nu' declare thai lac
I'll he mnsr la2 a., - h., personal pref.
e . 90 10, ~ atoga under he CiTcum-
sta o. T. Na.A rCurc- ! Iha' th, state
cumu.,ir,.. would meet a. the Mhucomb
HUuss !. PUchs.'vr ga September -
asp NJ III l.h' before the col ,s: ton
cot V-f - A. III" committee ih"u ALL
iOurr- "A. "a 'hs tame