The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-02
PRESIDENT Is
lNDORSED; big
4 SLATE WINS


THE man who bravely avoids an un-
necessary war will never be too cowardly
to wage = Just one"
Despite the fact that the Ex-Governor
spoke for nearly an hour and a half the
crowd remained TO the end. D.-Cady
Herrtck read the report OF the com
mittee on the address to the people,
the new term for a Democratic State
convention platform. The announcement
Of the Endorsement OF President Wilson
and It's advocacy Of his reelection was
heartily cheered.
The convention adopted a resolution
recommending to the delegates from this
State to the st. Louis convention the re-
election Of Norman r. Mack OF Buffalo
70 Democratic National Committeeman.
Charles T.. fireman of Ithaca was made
chairman OF the committee to Ill vacan-
ciss a tho convention adjourned.
Winds Pierce Theatre.
The janitor Of the moving picture the
atre In which the convention was held
took the day on and let the fires go out.
n II was colder in the building than
II vas in the street. An atmosphere In
marked contrast with the warmth of the
Wilson spirit.
American flags and pictures of Presi-
dent Wilson la up the decorations.
Dive the centre of the stage was a large
erayo sketch of the President. which
mace am appear very young ana very
much worried. A band of forty pieces.
stAtoneo IN the eaiiery' tore away Az All
tne new ana ola airs. ana q couple or
tnousahn zee. KEPT ume WIN u unu'
chairman OSBORN caIied the convention
TO order at ~ 40.
=. Secretary George II. Nannamee read
the roll OF delegates. At the mention Of
names OF prominent Democrats the
ana ret the blood i'm ri rcu,atIon ui,h
phvs,cai exercise They applauded
heartily.
Albany. with its i,cL 20,
the Nrsf whack NJ the roll call Martin
n, Clynn hcaded that delegation. unioue
a. IL was. because IL included GIynn.
Patrick "a. and the ~lat,er's noii,.
Ieai adversary OF the old DAYS, D.Cady
Herrick. Each OF these names was an.
nisuded, =
"a was the mention OF rios +,
Murphy. Senator Robert T. Wagner
Senator Thomas r Cullen. Thomas r.
amlth Of Tammanv Hall CHARLES T.
fireman of ithaca. Joseph NJ. Murnby OF
Troy and Others. but the real Ioosenipo
up came with the name of Al smith
New YORK;. new Sherlrf. sitting where
the AYES OF his old friend and nrcdeces.
cor. Tom Foley. bea med on him with
satlsfactiop and pride
For several minutes tho whole CON.
yentior. the gallery and the hand and
the repor,er rs and the messenger hoy
s~pplaude and al its conclusion 4, Was
remarked on all sides tina, al smith
sure 4. the nonular idol ~ a D.rocr,,i,
meeting"
Rousln. ovscL,v nee.
me routine OF 'ne nrst session was
aispensed win as quickly as possible
On mo'ion OF senator cullen the rules
mittees on selecting delegates and alter
oIutions were named and the convsnttn,
adjourned until la,cr in Tho af,erpoo,
Judge D-Cady Herrick, AZ chairmar
NJ the comnittee which nren. rod Oh,
platform, with ex-senator George "a
Blauyelt. had little trouble in wh1nnin,
n into shane. and IL was ur,r]i,rnu.
adopted. after the commi,te. h.d do
feated. nv a vote OF "a 10 4 an add;,Jo,
offered hy x-Supreme CoIr, .I,s,ic,
James A. Be,,s Of Kingston re,di~g.
I'VE favor the immediate sdop,ion n
le~Islation thai viii nromo,s ,he MO-.
chant marine so that our foreign ,r,d.
can naturally he advanced and our no,
suppIemen,-, in time az VA" ~
me only appearances before Tho rom
mittee were in beh,lf Of won,r.s SUI
fraee. Mrs. Inez Milholland Boi.sev,i,
and Mrs Mar R.ard ~ Teu ~ 49,
representing the Woman's Congressiona
I'nion argued for re~coepi,ion in ,ha Ma,
FORM OF the eno,t to sccure smrras
Through the action NJ Compress whii,
Hsrriot MAY Mil. NJ S,racusc re,ro
sen,ine Mr.. Sormap dc n whi,ehouse
president Of tho New, York stat
Woman's Suffrage Association. ais
pleaded for a provision favorlns the sub