The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
He Is N ominated on
Fourth Ballot at
Syracuse.
MARTIN H. GLYNN
IN SECOND PLACE
Name of Governor Dix Is With
drawn and New York City
Congressman Gets All But
Three Votes in Conven-
tion-Seventh Time He
Is Candidate.

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Is Candidate.
Convention He'll, Syracuse. y. H.
October 3.-William Sulxer. RcDresena-
alive in Congress from New York City.
was nominated for Governor early this
mornin;s by the Democratic state Con-
vention. 1t was the seventh time ~
had been q candidate for this nonlnh-
ton.
Mr.. Snlzer was formally declared IT,
choice of the party on the fourth bee-
lot. afser the name Of GOveFn0r uax
was nominnted for I.ieutenant-G0veT-
nor.
AS the various counties began to
turn their votes over to Congressman
Sulzer on the fourth ballot. Judge
Kellogg. of Washington County. asked
unanimous consent to withdraw the
name of Governor Dix and to move
that Mr. Sulzer be unanimously nomt.
mated. The action was seconded. bue
Chairman Parker ann ounced that it WAS
necessary TO complete the roll eau.
When this formality ended the chair
man announced that Congressman sui
ing received all the votes Of the con-
yention except three votes cast by Cay
uga County for Martin H. G1ynn. Mr..
6lynn was then nominated for Lieu
tenant-Governor. The convention
then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing. when the remainder Of the ticket
will be nominated.
Parker Answers Critics.
Syracuse. n. Y, October :.-4Alton \
Parker took the opportunity afforded
by his speech to-day as permanank
chairman. after having been selected
by the Democratic State Convention.
to answer his critics at the Baltimore
convention when William J. Bryan
waged battle against his selection a
temporary chairman. In defending
himself he also defended the New
York state delegation. which also was
the object of Mr.. Bryan's most fervtd
attacks. Judge Parker said the Acc
ton Of the New York delegation at
Baltimore was dictated by the desire
to promote harmony.
I'VE believe 1t was better that We
should suffer a little indignity than
by entering into a dispute with the
gentleman upon the platform (Mr.
Bsyan) divide that convention In two.
and we held our peace.
We held our peace for the good
of Democracy: We held our peace be-
lievinS that either Clark or Wilson
would be nominated. and we deter
mined that New York state should
take no part in that contest which
would prevent the people Of the Unit
ed States from uniting. all together.
20 elect whichever one of them
should be the nominee of the party.
q
convention was called to ORDER. A roll
call was taken on the selection Of
Judge Alton B. Parker for permansnt
chairman and he was declared elect.
ed
Speakers opposed Judge Parker Oh
the alleged ground that he Is not .
progressive Democrat. The platform
adopted ratifies the Democratic ma
tional platform. pledges its support 70
Wilson and Marshall and condemns
what II styles the 'monopolistic tari3
evils of the Republican party.
Attack sn AaFDhy.
The convention was thrown into 10
uproar late to-day by an oratoricai at
many leader. BY Thomas N. Osborne. Of
Auburn. who long has been Identified
with the efforts to disiodge Mr.. Murphy
and his friends from their position Of
prominence in the party OF the state
Choose We this day" said Osborne
in concluding, whom ye VIII servo
On the one side stand Woodrow VIII
son and the principles o: the progress
sive Democracy. on the othe-, Charles
r. Murphy and the cohesive power of
public plumber.
Mr.. Osborne Ief, the platform fol-
lowed by 4 storm of jceTs and hisses.
When Chairman Parker called The
convention to order Tor the evenin9
session. Robert Z Whalea placed -
nomination Martin n. Glynn- o: Al
bany. for Governor. and Augustue
Thomas. the playwright noms1a1e1
Congressman William Sulzcr. Con-
sressma. SSlxess s4rae ~as greetco
with cheers senator BsSA Of Bg0aees
and Herman 4. Metz. former ccmptro1-
Ter Of New York. were then nominated.
Prior 10 the assembling Of the night
session the New York County deiegs-
tio- eaucused and lifted the Unit ruooL
Leader Charlie. 2. Murphy told HE
friends to vote S0g whoD thsy piesse4
Deputy Assorney-GenerA! Joseph -
Keiioss. Of Washington County. DsDs
mated Governor John A. DIX The e<4e.
gates apnlauded the Governors na0o.
TIE speaker appealed for support See
Governor DIE On his ad~is'skrestvo
record. ana on What Judge xsSDo9
termed ~fs3s plsy."
The You % deiegssss was thea 60
ed and q the a.ss roll eau there -
No choice. The nrst ballot shoWe9 -
ernor Dsx leading With 80: 49,
fss: Meta &c: Giynn. &C. CeoOsUuDr
mar Franc.. Burton HssrssoA -
was not placed ia aosssastion. receeS
sweusy.oae votes. I've hs09sO9 -
swensy-sax votes are necessary -
cbo9co.
Thesv wss no choice % e.e -
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