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31 arr-seami- w»... Ililler Introduces the
OLD STATE TICKET momenta
laces-af- ltnolao Resolution. Which ne-
Ilnoa 'tha Party’s I'oaition In Fourteen
Words.
Seances. Sept. 18.-—’l‘ho state Repub-
lican convention closed its session after
following very closely the work mapped
out by its leaders. it named this ticket
for presentation to the people of the state
in November nest: '
For Secretary of (State—John Palmer of
Albany. ,
For Comptroller—James E. Roberts of
Erie.
For State Treasurer—at. B. Colvin of
Warren.
For State Engineer-C. W. Adams of
Oneida.
, For Attorney General—F. E. Hancock
of Onondaga.
For Juduc of the Court of Appeals-—
Colors E. Martin of Broomc.
In brief. the plnftorm demands enforce-
ment of the Sunday liquor law and preser-
vation of the Sabbath. It denounces the
Democratic administration for falling to
defend the rights of American citizens
resident or traveling in foreign countries
and for permitting foreign countries to
encroach on the wcstcrn hemisphere.
The tariff and the handling of the dell—
clency: question by the inst Democratic
congress receives dcsircd condemnation.
WARNER Ml LLEii.
A sound and stable currency giving the
people a dollar worth a dollar will be fo- 1
voriibly indcracti.
The return of prosperity is hailed as re-
sulting from the election of a Republican
congress. giving confidence to the pcoplcl
in the assurance that. no further tariff
tinkering will lic possible.
The ignorance and unwise policy of the
Democrats in passingtlio unconstitutional '
income tax was referred to, us was the fa-
vnruble record of the Republicans in con-
gross in their opposition to that law.
Governor Morton's wise and patriotic
administration received imiorscmcnt. and '
his candidacy for president was launched.
The dungvrs to the people of a return
‘ , equationison
Sutherland. Those infer
of the Denim-ratio purty to power in this
state was portrayed. showing that the
sumo llll'll who lmw bm-u repudiated by:
the voters are still in charge: of thc ufTuirs;
cf illt‘ Ill-nuwrutic party in this stoic, until
that their return to pnwvr will tnvzm but
it repetition of the old outrages. ‘
’l‘bo rccnrii of the legislature was In-
dorm-d. The tax roll- was cxplniiml by
‘ m.
‘ eye, coon
trary no. It is carried.“ the chair-
man, all in one breath. while all over the
hall there were cries of “No! Not"
“I demand a count," shouted Mllhcl-
land, and the cry of count was taken up
and continued. “Too late."sald the chair.
"Senator Miller has the floor." be con-
tinued hastily as the tumult increased,
and Senator Miller stilled the noise by
coming to the smile! the long aisle.
Sticking h s thumbs in his trousers peck.
eta, he begs vigorous speech in defense
of the Sunday laws. Mr. Platt sat norv.
ously stroking his beard. and Senator
Hlscock sat twirlingin an equally nervous
manner a cigar.
The amendment read by Mr. Miller
says:
"Resolved, That we favor the mainte-
nance of the Sunday laws in the interests
of labor and morality."
Senator Miller said: "I need not tell
this convention that the eyes of the people
and the nation are on this convention to
see what it will do with the vital ques-
tion of the hour. The Republican party
cannot push this issue aside. The Repair
lican party never flinobed from Its duty.
It cannot do so now. It must meet this
question. It must decide upon lt—decide
as it has done in the years gone by—ln
the interest of morality and virtue, for
the enforcement of law, in the interests of
labor and the working classes.
“The leader of the Democratic party has
sent out; a message to the people advising
that the law be not obeyed. That party
is trying to make political capital out of
this question by telling a certain cities
of voters in New York thut it they support
the Democratic party they shall bc'given
a more lllmrul Sunday. We. the Repub‘
lican party, cannot give to the people local
option. It is not consistent with good
government. You can refer to the people
of a community the question of whether
they shall expend a certain sum for road
or other improvomonts, but you cannot
permit them to vote on the question
whether the saloons of the locality shall
be open on Sunday.
“You might as well let the people of
New York vote on the question of legaliz-
ing gambling in that city. The Sunday
of this state is one just and fair. It per-
mits the church people to carry on their
worship without intempcrunce. It allows
the man who desires to recreate himself
to do so in an orderly and harmless man
her. I say to you people of all denomina-
tions—Protestant and Catholic alike—
stick to your old Sunday—to the Sunday
that has given you peace and happiness.
“I have been told today that I am too
radical. ~ ! was told today that if I had
not advocated high license a few years
ago i would have been elected governor of
the state. I thank God that l was defeat-
ed if the price of that election was a de-
viation from the principles that are most
dear to my heart. But I was elected gov-
ernor. [was elected, I say, but counted
out by the frauds of Tammany Hull. As
an humble member of this convention I
demand that you vote on this question. I
Mk for it vote.”
Senator O'Connor of Binglmmton spoke
in favor of the resolution offered by Mr.
Mlllcr. He said: "It is no more a ques.
ticn for local option than would be local
option on forgery. The Republican party
must stand for morality. "
To the surprise of everybody Hamilton
Fish. chairman of the t‘mnmittcc, arose
and said. “I desire to suythut Ibuvc come
to the conclusion that the amendment 0!
Mr. Miller should go in the platform."
Mr. IAIutcrlmcb—Cuti 1 1mm the reso-
lution n-iul?
Miller's Resolution Carried.
lt- wus read, and Mr. limitcrluu‘b. wav-
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i log his hand in dept-motion of calls for
| him to go to the platform. Sfllfl, "No good
ichuhllcan vim object to flint.“ LAp-
the sum“ rcturna from the collateral iii-
lli‘i‘lltilli't‘ tax :uui tiw largo appropriation
llitlill‘ uut‘umiry by the cure of New York
iNTltfllllililel'
county's iusmul by tho terms of" the state
can» act. i
The Raine-i ballot n-fnrm low was point- l
ed to as tho bust enactment for lmilot rc- ;
form yi-t passed in this stoic. Tim pint-l
form further ect.‘ forth limit the ilclnuiuls'
of the people in flu: city of New York.
lmvc lil‘t'll gratin-ii in reform legislation.
The excisi- lllll‘Nl ion was ignorcd.
Allin-it a Branch.
That it was a lilnm‘ following of the
work muppml out. is evident front the fact
that the security of the stain ticket was
made possible by the vote of one man.
When the morning sun broke ovcr Sarato-
gn, it saw such iron humid plans for the
uppmacbing convention that on all sides
it was conceded that there Would be no'
friction, and that the plans of the stale
committee wmiid be carried out. After
the opening sues-don there (appeared on the
horizon a cloud of discontent that grew so
rapidly tltntut Iio‘clock the futc of the
state cillccrs molded to be scaled against
rcnomlnntiou. The trouble arose over the
contest for seats in the First district and
hinged on the seating of tho contesting
dclcgntlon hcmit-d by Congressman Muha-
“0".
With everything apparently running
anumtliiy the leaders were suddenly coli-
fronted with tho slutvnwnt iilmic by Stilto
Umumittomuou (loot-go l'rbtm. .lr.. and
Senator Persons that if the Molmncydcio-
nation was avutmi the Eric county delega-
tion wmtltl learn the convention and Mr.
Rollcria' name would be witlulruwu from
thccouvontion. thus breaking the slate.
When the conwutlun tout. the committee
reported against Mr. Mulmm-y. It was
learned that the vote was ill against and
15 for, tho deciding vote having been cast
by Mr. Wheeler of l’tlcn. Thus was the
catastrophe uvcrtml.
The next uvurost approach to o break
in the plans vumuwhou Warner Miller for
trotiuu'I-d ills resolution for the protection
of the American Sabbath and tho curry.
log out of the i-xvleo luwa. Wisely the
lenders, who bod procinlmml against any
excise action. l|(‘('ilpll‘il thosltuutlon. and
the result won that all friction ccosctl.
Action on enlargement of tho stoic com:
mittco was tabled. and local Huntley up
tiou for counties was also killed.
When the report of the platform colu-
mltlco was read. Hamilton Visit moved
its adoption. The motion was scmmlml
by Mr. Sutherland. At that moment
.10in iii. Mllhollnnd was on his feet in o
twinkling. i'lc first presented a resolution
calling for the appointment of n commit-
tee to consider tho plan of enlarging the
state committee.
Mr. Mllhollanti also read tho resolution
outlm Sunday lirpior selling and naked
that it be ctmsiticrcd.
Mr. Sutherland of Rochester immedb
stsly moved to lay the input road by hir.
Nlihollsud on the table. lilx'Senator till»
he had been clamoring for recognition,
and (fittings lull in the tumult be about-
ed. “luau tprcposemhemdinafle
‘ hilemoohventionl"
fireman we can
cw.
pluuso. t
Mr. Miller‘s amendment was adopted
unanimously.
Mr. J. Stout Fowl-it asked permission——
and it wus granted—to make :1 few to
murksuu tbc ctilnrgciiiciit of the state
(“intuition lie udvocutcii an enlargement
bccuuscuf the changes in asscinblyuud
senate districts.
At the conclusion be movml to tube the
resolution from the table. but was voted
down.
The nominating of candidates ihcu lie-
gun. 'l‘hoflrst mum's placed bcforcthc
convention were. those of the candidates
for-tho court of nppcxils judgoship.
Congressman “Fury of Brmmm county,
in a euloglstlc speech. named Judge Ucio-
rn E. Martin of ilroome county.
Senator Hiscock placed before the cou-
ventlon the name of Judge Pardon C.
Williams of \l'iltcrtown. lie said that
Judge Williams was an able lmvycr, an
i A. Shepard and Dr Scott
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PM Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the llrugglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
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used by 1'. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cures
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine lrom people who could not visit New
York city. that it became a matter of dot to
devise some plan by which the general u 110
could hesusplied with this genuine, v uabie
remedy. an for this purpow A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwaik to arran s
with if. G. Tomllnscn, south Norwslk. and .
eminent jurist undan honorable nmu. lie 8 H
was a man respected, honored and trusted.
He was a man whose mind was sufficiently
stored with judicial and legal knowicdge
to fit him for the high oillcc for which be
nominated him and was young enough to
serve a full term of the court of appeals.
On behalf of the unanimous desire of tho
tlclcgulcs of the Fifth judicial district he
placed the name of Judge i'ardon (l. Wil-
iltlma before tho ill?lll)i‘l'ili.ltlll.-i of the con-
vcntlun.
EX'Hllllnlvill'Hlnllll wmnulwi tho nomina-
tion in a apmvrh of eulogy of the fitness of
Judge Williams for tho ulllco.
lmlt'gutc llowcs of New York acccmlcd
the nomination of Judge Martin.
Gonoriil Stuart L. Womifcrd placed in
nomination llit‘ Home of Jesse Johnson of
Kings county.
Congressman llurlclgh, on behalf of tho
delegates of Worthington county, seconded
the nomination of Judge Williams.
Ex-ficlmtor it}. 1.. Plate of Orleans mun-
ty uninitiated .ludgc Henry A. (lliilils of
("loops county.
licimtor lloliics of thumb: ('nnnty placed
in nomination Judge William H. Adams
of Ontario county.
Arthur (,7. Wmtn of (ilmutouquo county,
on behalf of his county. um'muicd the
nomination of Judge (llilids.
It took poorly an hour to ballot for
court of oppcnls judge. (in the first ballot
the vote of the court of appeals judgcahlp
stood: Martin, till-l; Chime. in; Johnson,
lflll; Adams. 77; Williams, fill.
Mr. Adams' name was withdrawn by
senator Refuse, and then the fight went
on ngnih. the Western New York counties
making a big division. The second ballot
resulted: Martin, this; Johnson,
Cbiitls, 10; Williams. it‘ll.
Judge Martin was then nominated unan-
iraonaiy.
FJ-Sonamr Edmund L. Pitts moved to
have the state ticket renomluutod by so.
olamotlon and without nominating
hes. This was done. and the state
mes were renomlnatcd by acolamation.
‘l'hsn the convention adjourned sins die.
923: T
. ale. Norwais. to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood remed .
This is purely vegetable. and ercehent ton c
and builder. is blood purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan equal. Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the thorough knowledge
and umierstandln of blood diseases. a few of
which are named WW: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia. loss of appetite, constiw
tlon. acrofula. syphilis, cancerous liumomrain
in bones catarrh. salt rhcuin. pimples on see.
general «lebliity. bolls, dizziness, female weak-
ness. malarial poison.
The above named drngglsts have received
their first consignment and would invite all
persons to call and become acquainted with
the merits of a rfcct remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
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under the name of Dr. licott's Harsaparilia. and
all who intend taking a blood medicine should
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No l’llls llave to be Used with Dr.
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