The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

thc list and ~reckoned on the twenty-six
standing pat for the 9ovefnors slate
They were just two delegates gu In their
calculation. r.
Ready to support barnes were Kings
county, solid Suffolk. Nassau, uoV~,
The Bronx, Richmond, Ulster. Alh6hl
Schenectady. Jefferson, Fulton-H Hamilton.
Niagara and Ontario-twenty -hve dele
gates but in the end when the cares
were laid upon the table and Barnes VA
ready to throw william Berri Of Brook
Ign overheard. he had twenty-seven
votes.
Al tho very beginning Of the commit
tee session Barnes presented his own
slate. "a list Of delegates at large com
posed with the especial idea Of humiliat-
ing the Governor. This list was Senator
" adsworth. state Chairman Tame. Dr
Nicholas Murray Butler and William
Berrl. Ii MAY be hat Barnes never had
a notion in the world Of inslsting upon
the election Of this list and that he was
merely making a strong dun WIN IL
From the very start. AS the outcome re-
vealed. Elon II. Brown VI WATERFOWL
was his real personal candidate Tor the
B,s -Four and he was merely using Mr.
Rerri OF Brooklyn as a alkin horse
while he drummed and traded Tor. sup
port for Brown. for Barnes was never
DETER or more sinuous In his rnachina-
lions than he appeared yesterday.
when It was apparent that mis- dun
slate would not be reriOusIy cOIs'ue'eu
The committee got down to the business
of voting for the three roposed ue'e'
yates at large who were certain Oh eiec'
tion-Scnator wadsworth. GOV. whit
man ana state c"a.". -ar.nnsr 81 And
WORTH rece,.e" a. Ta"r.r no a i,tl,
Whitnan 20. Wv, ,o,- 10,
hustling rus'Ied up W. 80. -
the Governor oeao,o az. n,.,"r,or az
ouicia'' WHY" sa,. % S.w yorL dc.
rl'ns Wv"
''m , - AN ,he business O,
Ihen 'ney ,uN w. nn, ,ovr canai.
seicc.'ns a ,ou ns CO.. ~ the an, OF thess
ns,es were No.eu . 10, tue votee
ballots. senator Tro"r am
SENATOR "eo,ke Woor,v rsceivea
ifvineon : S,,nue' -. -. ,,o,e. On
ono vote Wlnn'"n q. ~, IN
pr' paV'o 'aE'" . r.rri "a
secohn "''io, - h,,,,, a, wa,
nun ~ ~" ~ 80, q. ,rh. f,,,,t
Brown - bvr.. -S.,,aa .,rn,,ariy .rher
ana MIN naiI"'S y .mna..r,i,, ORIG.
senator iho'Sfun. .n' -. 80 u.ros,
Iha, nro~n pa"an ,nsan,ousnes..
anu saI WY" MI" n,,r c,pnort tr
you o., I'm.
brown ! sna' vo.e oa, ,ar,r~ i'm All,
why ha's :ou 80 1900. .sLsi
time" VI ""~"""
Thompson' m,r.-
why nave YOU pee" '~~'"e Wy ~
harct "a'h'
-..
Chosce Neoe
7, was then that Barnes persuaded the
Kings county delegates to withdraw Mr.
Rerri's name and to throw the Berrt sup
mort TO brown. After that II was al
over-Brown 81, Hill -. On the forma
seventh ballo, by motion of william l.
ward the election OF Brown was made
unanimous.
Rnrnes had takrn what he could get
us as,er mina,,on 40 eliminate whitman
MAD f,al.d because he perceived that the
.en,s Of the commHtee was against any
nroceedins so brutally downright. Sew
era, who followed him in support oil
pevri. then Brown. would never hAvs
fo'lo~ed so 'anle,s ~ pUpv". NJ
xybi,man has monahs 10 eerve. much
oa,ronaes nj his disposal, great facilities
Sor ue,tunR even. II was very plainly
minated AT his headauarters yesterday,
nv the way. that these facilities will b
NfflizOd tn thA full IN beVcVol
rsrson, who pretended on Tuesday night
,ha, thew vould import the whitman
.n,. and wei we're found on Wednesday
mo,r,ny railing at R,rnes's heels.
Me-. b,,terness toward the Governor
a.vsioned in the COMMITTEES on resoiu.
,tons INA I, cronned out even in the
S.,.sat.s. committee Mr.. Whitman's
friends went into the subcommittee OF
..~ "a ,ha r,,i -corrittee Of 6ftv.
m. ahsolu,eiv determined TO wiring an
indorsement out OF some very reluctant
rarson. Rarnas vas set like stone
AGAINST Il. Prestdent Butler Of Coium.
hia Was against a. Henry L. Stimsou
ana IN. so-cal,ed "Fedorai crowd" were
against a. Tbeir surface argument
-. ,h., ,h. cocv.r,ion vas daal.
ing only v,,h national iuues and would
ha ~o,ng Tar ont of A.. vav 10 comment
on state AFFAIR The Oo~vernor had
bacL ~ him about the asme county sun.
mort that was ofYered in the deleuta'
romri,,o.
split ON Endorsement.
After the convention adjourned on
russdav nigh, the Huh-committee on
reso,,tions wen, 10 the Lotoe Club. vhere
A. turned out that n stood Ave 70 two
against an Endorsement. Sneaker Thad.
deu, G sweet and Comptroiier William
A prcndercast heins the oniv Whitman
Aunnorters. Mr. sweet nresented a short
MANDATORY resolution which had been
drawn IN by the Governors secretnrv.
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