New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-03
Jumps Into Lead on the Second Rollcall and
Wins After Lively Contest + Gtnn
Picked for Lieutenant Governor,
DIX LEADS IN THE FIRST VOTE
Murphy Sits Silent Until the Last and His Iammany
Delegates Split Among All Candidates Until
the Break Comes and Then Give heir
Solid Support to the Winner.
From star Correspondent of The Tribune

Syracuse Oct 3-Willam Suzer of New York. nominated
the Democratic candidate fourth ballot this
morning. coming rapidly the front in the voting just did JOB
Hedges Saratoga.
Governor Dix figured as very bad second in the baoung
he had slight lead Finally Judge Kellogg
withdrew Ds and Farley OF Bnghamton moved 'na he
nomination be made unanimous.
Wagner announced the solid vote Of New York County
Immediately thereafter and wild disorder followed Judge
Parker ruled that under the law the roa had 70 DC oe'eo M
thereafter for Sulzer.
At o'clock Judge Parker announced
Al the votes cast for the Hon. William Sulzer
exception of three from Cayuga which were cast tor the
Hon. Glynn therefore declare him the nominee OF the
Martin H Gynn was nominated Lieutenant Governor
Conway by Albany County The nomination seconded by Kings
which candidate the of Edward Lazansk ana
counties The nomination was declared unanimous
Adjournment taken until 10 o'clock this morning
SULZER LEADS ON SECOND.
Suzer led with the close of the second ballot DIX
who led on the ballot with 47 votes to Suffers lzo showed
loss of g. ominous number
When Judge announced that candidate had won ana
that the vote again would have be called there were cries OF
"Sulzer Sulzerr from the floor and balconies.
big gain for Suz was before many counties had
been called on the Erie which had cast her II votes tor
Burd roll be called and eight OF her delegates Voteo
for Sulzer Burd lost several more to Dix and Gynn
The Erie great cheering the part OF the Suzef
Monroe who had cast her fifteen sody Dix, also joined
the SulZer forces -,
Tammany vote showed slight increase for Sulzer Murphy st
maintaining his silence when asked how he voted
cnondaga switched Dix column and gave her nine
TO suze Steuben jumped the Suzer bandagon with
her six
H.rke changed Dix and one for Gnn to three tor
e THIRD BALLOT INEFFECTIVE.
In the third scattering cast tor Senator
William Ellison formerly Counsel OF New YORK S o
Gerard and George w. batten OF Locpoi
ballot o'clock showed Suzer Tar IN the o
thiryone of the nomination Dx H 70
wb.n was whistles OF surprise from all over
the hall .l .,;.. frorr
~ fourth ballot taken when there were mao cries o
III cue, N. hall ulzer" "Sulzer!'
order Albany the county announced n
~ for Suzer explaining detection from Gynn oy saying sne
recognized sentiment for Suzer - -,
~ seconds Judge Kellogg withdrew Dixs name and
d h the nomination made unanimous and one county
and its votes tor Suze senator
sn.ans York County her los votes solid tor
Suzer. ..u. -,..ou. .s..rh.o.
~ Parker shouted again for order and banged the gave "
h,, the law call the roll This was nay maze
;h,. and each county called voted for Sulzer
ARRANGED CLUB BY BOSSES
which declared had been decided upon
r.v Muuhy "Packy McCabe Norman Mack and other bosses
49, Club during did stir the convention to any gn
of enthusiasm for Gynn tor Lieutenant governor
p w ..,,rl.t.d nearly all in hall had left