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who dont want ta *"? him turned OUt
.,f this conventlon ?? if unworthy ?f
any n-...,Knit,..n. bul faal cfnTtaln ba
shouid nol ba P'lmitto.i to aaertflca
htBliatf by running Bt the- hfasd of th*
licket this year.
it baaame ..pparent ia?t nigbt, -
?he Trlbeme told that tho unboaaed
. ..nventlori must not be p.rmitted to
dtajanarate into a convantion al cfcaot
it it- unboaaad aa t?r as anythlng re
i-arding tho MbKtlon Of cnndldates is
Barned Mortwver, thara laaVt ??'
. man who COUld B0BB lt; leart of all.
probably, WUllam Barnaa, Jr Parhapa
it ia not gotng too far to aay that nndar
.xi?ting chreua-atancfM it would he lm
poaalble ta brlng logathar .1 g-foup "f
rho by thalr cpmblned polltlcal
powet r; at La, bj brutal eaerelelng of
tha bip Btlck an thalr ttnarllllBi delg
?a_tgg conld nomlnate anj man tor
(jorarnor and follow that nomlnation
wlth a Uckef p aalhle to ba eonal ?
aertoual*
11, legatn ai laadara, howavar, from
Rotrl doa U-?l u ?'
convanl n 1 ???? bual ? -
? tentatlvi 1 gramme,
schad 1 iffantad 1
whlch ii migbi work That U
tha Infoi rlng commlttae baa
mblne thi
::, Of .11 ? IO- ??? Ma;
all tatereata la a ?' ": -*-e
polttloal materlal
tat ia thr way Wadeworth
elimlnatad as a poaalbUlty. Th I ui *?
it was deddad that Hedgaa and
Bcanai would nol be the rlghl man
. oa siK-h llnaa of llscussion
tha; ebolee practlcalrj narrow A ?
1 . l.,.w ggd llinm.in.
Seek an Aggreaeive Campaigner.
?t to plck B man wa
<an r ? - . we mlght aa
bualncaa.' ararued one of tl
? ' ? ?
feellt nthnant. "H
?.. aUnd on hla own fi
and mak. eaalva aunpalgn. He
I waar th- tag of any raadoi"- ?-?
raual ba al Buch atoff tnal '? 1
tht votea of thla conventlon on hla
merlta Wm rw< rth, Hi bjea md Ban
net wiii be pt-eeented ta the conventlon,
j h ive no dpubt, and there wlll '
. :? -o-.r. ma
,nta win hav.- ar, ken down
? ? ?ble lo gel b ilne on
wherc we are. Tl b we'11 gel &** ta
reai man "
lepbone message a ?a aenl to
Lgklng bhn to
here and taki the conventldi
.,.. tha Oghl .--I -'"-?' prlmarlea.
Beaator araa unable to a. ? ept di fl
nltely, aaylng bla legal engagementa
wc-re Buch aa to rhake his attendaa e
uncertaln.
in latervala ol platform work to-day
and to*nlghl Benator Root baa
consuitt-d by many of the leadera Her
hcrt E-axeoaa, BaaBoel Kotnig. r>ad
fjretner, of Erl , and his coltaagva.
Ftrite t/ommitt. ..m.m l'amels. bb-Oov
. rnor odoii. Benator Kosf, of Orange
!.;;,, .;. prge vT. AMrldga and oi
have talk. ttera
Tha atate ahalrman baa i,"t taken
aay aapeclal parl la theae conferencee
or dla latdona He Is devotlng hltnaelf
to the platform and lettlng 1
ry about candldatea just at prea*
? nt. He probably arlll have rarj pro
nour.'-ed vlewa abOUt candidat?-s and
eapaaaa th? m when the time comea, hut
up to date i.r- haa given no mdieatlen,
I - Btaada
The net reeult of it all is that when |
the BhaJdng doam proceaa foUowlngl
three ..r four Indeclalve ballol
Hbuaan la iik.-iy t<? be the upetate
BafBB'a candidate gnd I?OW aill have
Boatterlng aupport
At b niai tlng t..-<iuy of the delegatlon
from thr 2ml, Congraaa Dlatrlct, em
braelng part <f Ranaaalaer .'our,*-.
Waahington. Baratoga 11 1 Warren
. onntk b 11 ?- aa reaoli ed thal l ?
ote as a nnlt on th.
11 rnor. Thi) ? ?. ?
kroui... to Buppori nrai Dlatrlct Attora
nev Whltman of Xew Tork, and, ?
Benator HJnma
Dlatrlct Attorne; Whlti
ranglflfrahla followftg among upatate
men, but thi' gelegatag from Naw York
4"Ity aay he iannot afford to dejert his
?vork ln the Hyde prosecutlon and the
Rofenthal murder case at thla fitage.
even to take a nominatlon for Qovemor.
Mr. "vVhitman, however, in said to
have sent word to-night that if the
nominatlon camo to him he would ac
.ept.
At Sea on Rest of Tickat.
So far Bg candidatt!S bolow the hend
of the ticket are conct-rnod, nobody
pretends 10 make even a gut?* as to
'.nndneea. Thara are aToaena anxloua
to have thelr i.nmes on the tlck. t.
Mayor iiug^> <>f Wnt.-rtown and llayor
O'Xatll <<t Auburn figure prominei,tit
aa caiidllat' i for Laautenant Governor.
fii'.me talk about Sf nator Qaarga Col.b.
who has been Lleutenant ."overnor for
a ahort tlme.
A POW nanie figured to-day ^n tlu
discussion of posr-lbilities for Controller.
lt waa that of Ray Tompkins. of Kl
ralra. He i? a Taft ?.-le.-tor from tha
SVth Congresfl Dlatrlct. Hr- la presi
dent cf the . 'hemuni Valley Trust
.""ompany. an old and well known bank*
ing Inatltution in the southern tl^r. He
ir. an old football pla\ r
Oneltta County also praaantad a new
man fi 1 Btate Emgtneer, Arthtar
O'Brlen.
-_-_----------?
Follow Your
Cornmon Sense ,
:ind lt will Baad yo'j in ii,r riK u dlre.-.
non.
A pafraon, when alck, i.- rary ;.pi to
grasp at ? airaw I'nworthy arii^lfB
are allurlngiy adverUaed to cure all
Baanner of nis and raa ar< ini4i?^ th>
g.?at f'.r experlment unleaa you aaa
rommoii ?.'tiH.. BS very body is aoca
alonaUy 4"' fretiueutly in tha Ihroea of
B hilions atti" k Ot Whlch all .h<> syrnp- |
lomi ar.- nature'a datrsgar aajnala for,
you to do Boaaathlag i^foro it is t,,.>
late. Headache, bad ?toma. n und con- I
?tlpatlon ar.- the forarunners of moat ;
^iinal (ii.4.-.i?t'B. Attacked n tlme,
in ? tommori m-iih1 way, th'y :? >?n phkb I
over, Itudy your cauaa and itudy the)
ri'medy. 'j*aK.- ?omethlng whlch wlll
ef/ectaally operate, iir?,t on your Irrar,
then on your stoma-h. nnd 1-tstly on
- bowela Take Bometblng whlch
nature hae furnlahed and whleb ia un
touched nor ait'-r.-d by human hand
A natural rf-m'.;.\ ra thecho*ce*of everj
dortori Hunyadl Janoa Water if th'U
. motn i.ir-a'. renalble
1 Natural Laxativf Ulneral
Water. and feflf a tumblerl il oa artelng
aua apeedll:, aurc and gentte.
WOMEN KEARD FIRST
Beyms
Resolutions Committee
Its Work by Taking Up the
Suffrage Question.
BOTH SIDES OFFER PLEAS
Advocates of "Votes for Wom?
en" Especially Active Among
Delcgates and Oonftdent
They Will Win.
[From d staff rorraapori.ltnt cf Tba rrtafl ?'
Surati.ga. N Y . Btapt f*.- Ad4orates of
woman viffras- carrled thelr flfht to the
very doorfl of tho cc.nvititlon to-dny. drlv
?jiX ..;. t-. tba convention ball ln n hig
? g ear, baailnf a bbj "Votes for
Women" atraemer, and haB4fb?f oul auf
Hteratur* to tba aatagataa a*" they
entered.
? |i rork dld not r'ov thore. for tb*
v-!\-,s and atetera nn.i BBotbara of tlm
. ros whe beUera In wainan fuifTrago
i -eat* it tb* giii.nv .Mi.i wa**d
jrello* "Votea foi Women" 1-annera
when*T*r a Cbew *?ai? ralsed.
poat ef *V*rjr ilelcgate eoBtal
. i Tratre lltereture, ao tbal ?! i
w;.s aithoai ararasaenta
on t'.- ? ..f woman ai^ffraare if he
im t.. read theaa, and tnnn>- dld.
Tho enU-aeffratrtata, wboaa rankr- tnto
\4, |?d to-day b) Bflrreral wotraen, laelad.
?-. . , . B< '??'' BJ ar.> aa certam
I pesa a? the auffrafl ata ari
Mlaa Ilairi^t .May Mllle, ?>f Manhattan.
I the X. w York Sl:,t. Uonai. I
.- - latlon, bjtIi ia:, and
Mor*
: Buffraajctte*, ?>
Mi... Joaei h ' ;-? lt, of AJl any; Mlaa a. i b
alaxwell ' -?-.'? ga kftaa i "atl -
. Lexow, bi \. ..< k. Mi $. Kora Btab i I
le Porreat, ol llanbattan; Mlaa Catbei
Btarbuck. of ftaratoa**; ?N'"'- ? 1! '? "
of Baratoga. and Mra .Martha Went?
Bu'ffern |B*^*T*rtaw*d detafljata* an.i
with tho r?- aKitrnnt* OH th*
i. . ..f th* '??
,.. been ob 'he
? u B of thi
? . b*41 ' ' '? ? 14*
rt a aa***) tafl .- iffi aaa
plank.
"Ant.s" for Re^erendum.
Mlaa All a Chlttanden. of Brookl; i
laadei I l antla." la eoortnccd tha!
: ? . rei ??
vote ? ? 81 ..." 44::; |
?he tl ii ? '? '
? n would h? voted tl4iwn.
aald khla waa ber I
entloi and aha hoped th*i* a ouM Ba
? ?-1 o| mother,
?i i>:t it wai my duty ta eon* ??r
., . diai dttandea, "to oppoa* th"
Bdoptloa Of an >.'it and OUl suffrage plank.
We aro convinced that the women of |he
Btate, and th* man a*7 44**11, do BOt war.t
ftuman auffrafl**
'At the tlme af the Preatdentlal in
marles ln llttlaOta last sprlng." ceotlnu*d
blttenden, "th* oandldata fei U*a?
t< nant QovotaOT, whe k* on B**4t*Bt BUf
tte, ran lar ahead of Wa llcket, ami
. r-an.o electioii th* propo?ltlon to j
lt tho oueatlon of wotaan Buf4*ra\BB
ua-. ttafeated In CMoeejo by two to >ne
MtaB Chlttoattofl bellevea that one of
the tnosi ? 1004 ir.' ba| argumentx B$taba*t
woman raffraa*a wai Ita Brenrheb*ntaf
defeat Wb*a all kh* other progreailve
..n.'-r.oment.s t., Ohta'B BOW Oonstttution
?? r* adopti'
?*Wa oaly aak thal the aubjeel ba tn
oo arlth talrnesa nnd autantttad to the.
? tt*,"'ai a aaM
rofftraajtau aay ih*y im.; oot b? lia* :
appotated tf thla :?? done, and arill raajard
a ptaah favorlngj th* QUestlOB bcing BUta
mlttod to a rotoreoM na wto ?? a victory. j
Sanator Wslteri a Conv*rt.
P, W. I'olUnan. tl.- uuBflflBltl bachelor,
I ? *jw*fl*o, ^ openly e^pouBing ti.e aaoaa
of the BUftr*fl**ttea H< ha; rione a llttle j
missionary work atai i ba haa beea a*r?,
44iih exc*llen1 retmltJ One of hls con
Brtfl ta s.-nator Hanry Waltera, of **yr*v
H ,i by foui bunafri d
.- laal prlng atid j
denounced for votlng aajataai kl a aiiffrac*
blll at the !a!>t 88?IOB r.f |B4 Lflfl*lBl**Urfl
? i thlnk iha wetaea oaajhi to ba*? BUf?
traaj**'1 c.;i l^eiiator Waltetn to-nlght. "I .
bara been woa over, atataatly ta tba i*a*?t ;
tweaty-fear boora, by the tafdJbf argu- i
menta adTBBOai OB hehalf of the do- tr'.ne
?d 'votes for women.' "
Kome of the old llne politiciflnfa aat up
With a'tonlahiriant wlmn th?y hearrl tlie
BtaqBMMlt and lo*leal way ln whkh tha
wonvn preaentod thelr argumenta to thu
platform i ommittet
'*Ta*y weuld aiak* a Bakfbty aood ad.ii
tion to ear ataff of <'.rnpaian oratora,"
waa tho apir.-'iativ. nmruBent of ?',m? af
lb* tn.-ii.
I | a*> trafl tba ftrat ihtag takea up
t.- ii,?- ?on.inltt<-. or It< "iIuMoiib. Mtaa
Har: i' r May MM!.". pi>*t'l"i,t ef Iho Wom?
an Buffmir. Aaaoctatlon, took eba**aj* af
th* arajumenl ln fatror. Bb* offered a
ptallh r? adinK ..K follow*
!' Bolred, That we, ttapubllcaiMi of **taw
v.,rk Btate. taalievtnB n.at all J'ibi *"4
ernment racta on tbe con**nt of lb* B4>v"
? n.'i. pledge our**lrafl t<. Bftaty thla
to the women of khe atat" an.l
t<> ubo ***ry pofl rtble mean* to aaour*
l helr BBfranehi*em*nt.
W* tbarefora ura* our repr*r?-ritative*
in the aexl la**$*tatattiri to vota for tha
?ubmlBaton of ?n aroandm.n1 to atrlki th*
word "mata" from tba aoffraaj*, ciaiiB*
if tl i atat* **ooatltutloti
"Wo aak that khla amandnaenl ba i4apf*
o4V eald Mtaa Mills, "for thiee reasona
Flrnt, becaus, of the nentltnent that la be?
hind lt; ?ecot,d. becauae of I he recoid of
kha Ropubiican party. whleh haa alwaya
BtOOd for freedoiu, and ir. thla state haa
lfi4en to \tn achool an?l tal auffratre, and.
thuJ, bacauaa thla Ia a qu?'?tion of demoo
8 question of guing repreB'ntatlon
t.< all the p. oplfl.*'
MtaB Iftlbl said that BhaOS ahe had atoo'l
?>- a Blmltar comniittro four y. ars ago
an BiiaTraflr* had b**n B*rantad ln
.-. ,i blnatea an.i Callfornta, an.i li waaiM
?oon 1"- br**o*rh1 t?. ;. rbt* ta flve othar
states.
"The C8M1** la srowinfl." ahe a.ld'd.
? ti. i- >*? ao reaaofl why th* RapaMtcan
party afaaadd not ho ln the vnn ln helplnfl
aa'
Mn Martha w. s-jftmn, af the arontan
Bufffaaw party af H*w Yotk, aaM it araa
n?t right to tafl women an 1 then dBBT
them ti < 4 Bta
"\iii'h as man B*fld* the rofla, womaa
Baaflb it- inoro.'" ah* declBJOtl "I-'t ua
anoa khal tba Mpubtleaa party of thia
atati 8*tand* for i*re*doaa, it irooM ajta*
us an lasuo with irhtak wa revM aaahfl
th* wtlkln rlng.''
Mra Jaaaaik CtatH pr*aldent of t;:e
Women ftaffraaa Crab of Afbatay, a*a>*)a a
hlt by atartlBf orr aaith:
f'Wotlld 4i.,nnn aota tii<> JtepubHran
tfCbet If 4oii ga\< ua u vi.tf.' I wi,! an
iner. If you tat the r.epuhlloan party
atand foi vbat M ha8 m th. pagt, u yoa
ei.mn,ai. B04B4 84? t*'.' lllingfl $*.? 4\-nl.-h
iu ..i, -. been crktletaed lat*!/, a..d if
NO SHADOW OF FIGHT
MARS FIRST SESSION
Guthrie Chosen Temporary Chairman With-'
out Opposition and Open Meetings of
Platform Committee Ordered
Without Contest.
irrem a s'aff >~orreip4>r.Jan' of The Tr-.oune.]
gglBtaga. N. V , Bapt Cl.-The llrnt r-<*e
aion of the Benabtleaa Bkala OaareatlaB
thla momlag pgmni off arrUaval ??? Bbadaw
Of a flfht. There waa no oppoaltion t->
the electioti of Willlam D. tfiithrie BB,
teniparary .-i.airman. md -vi.en troubla
threataned through the motion of ajflltam
Cbllvara al New York. to make the f-.v
?tona of tbe eamaUttea aa i-esohitior.e
open la the pabUO Baaaetbiaj anpreee
d^nted i:i a Republlcan atat<- ronver.tion -
BUte ChaJraaaa Baraee haaded it oal by
aeoondii.a: the rnotlon.
it wa? a eoarenUoa gulfri aad BBgam
onatratlva by eeanaarlaoB arlth tha nsuai
RepuMieaa gatbartng, and n mu?d. amall
ar ?udlanca Tba apaee ajletted ta the
pul :ic wh? aparaaly Blled Bm the tele
gatea aaemed to get " lot of oomforl aaj
?oaae Inaptratlon oai of tba Outhrla n
oondemnlng Cotoael Roaaarratt-a altaaki
on tbe ( onatltuttoa aad the eeurtt.
aii the buataeaa of the eonventlaa ran
aa aaaaothl) as ? new autea ? ??
mlautea aftei Baaa Chalrman lifarnea
ealled the i ciivention ta order. ktu
,,...- ,.r he anaoaaead that he waa di' gat
,,, ta praaaal the aama af Mr. Quthrle
for teavperary ehainnan.
??Ai'.> ti.- ra any oth. r i omlnal i -
?sk.'
tust tba ? ;;*111 cxpi"ded wtth '
nois. snd r?i ert Hke a eam on. "T ??
? Quthrle." crtod ?
.. ?; legate. Aad raaybe it ??. f"1
?? , oppoelng aomli
Kew York lawyer wai
?le. f.i. Ma wa ..?..-?? h. ' pped
to thf platform,
Soundmg lha Ke/note.
Mi Outhrli made a apeeeh ia*-:- g neai
ly two houra cotnmenglna Prealdent
Taft'l admimatratlon and tbe *v<.:k of tl ?
rhl. u?-<i coi ittaeklag B i
velt'a antl-Conatltutlon ; oll - - N' Chith?
ii" la a h.!,:g:.. Ifugyiaanllk. ;? i
aho weara i !.- born rtmn ad ? ycgli
wlth a beavj hls ;. allsi rll b m ati
' , tbem. He dellvem cutUng i- maaa wltb
a beatlfli aaille wl V ... ? '
lc the lale Bishop Pott. i al out to pro
:. bi Uctloi Tl .'. waa hl
preaetor when b? apoke of Coai
. ompared ? olona ''?? ?
foiiowera to Coxey ar.d hla foi
??? ing t<> "roi e th. BlvaB
b< eitnkled bla up* when he re
is.itk.'.i tl.iit Mr BrVBB WBI ?? fa more
formldable adveraary thaa ' i Itator
. - t . , ! ?- |
The temporary chalrman lad bard ? k
waB -iarte.1 when a strong-arm?>d <i: 110
r.Ti". marrl.e^ into th* hall ar.d lnt?r
r-ipted prmeeillng.-' for flve minuter>. 11
haaded tha Cenkttng PaeoafMHanalB a
antfonned marching eleb Bf Cflea M
Otttbrla atood potlei.tly until It fir. a: Bd lt?
f.-ii work. ai.d thari reaumed Whea bai
flnihhed. temporar orgBntaatMB "'? tht
... nttea -a- pe '.. tf I tb. ? '
of Lafa rett. B Ol. aaon aa
lobn Bayle, F W. Hannnend - ?
Hanry ga||helaaei a- ..MBiatant h. I
Than aama the appolnttaaat af coaamlt-'
taa aad tha metlea of Mi i i fr,r
rperi pUtform l.aarlngB.
?we hava bad many def ctloai
our party.?' aaid Mr. CMlvera ln MBport
of that metion, '?tbongh the ranh ?nd
tiie of tbe party atlB atai d wrtb u r\ a
muet hava the Indep. ad. I '?
_h vra have h_<l it ln ht^' r. ?. ?>?
Otber year- '!.?????????? BfH
.< rola n i*<> wa: 1 ' l lha aaartta ? I
the piatlorm H ? ibe
mertta >,f tti* saadldataa It aetoeu lt la
iiaaantiBl. arltl tbe pobB. aye aa thla
(Onv?-rit!'.n. rhat Wf Bhall detetmlr.'
thlB platform be frar.ied ln the open. ao
?verybody can aee whal goaa Inte II '
wh". ratber than ln aacref "
For a moineni II looked ??< f 1 hUt -
:? at r i' rtortB trl 1
poettloi lo thla ?? 1 ial pi-fspeeal 1
Mi Ban ea re
nded tl ? a rtloa '' a
ried 1 I all 1 floaen ? agatlva
Rules and Comm.ttea*.
The convfmttoa aftaptad the rulei 1 *
Btate Aasembly f"r tha confluel af it?
buetneea Raaoluttoaa provkUag fer th?
appomtment of eoaunlttfaas were paaaadi
and the r.amee af thr BMmbera of rorn
nilttea^ v.are raaii t'> rha. r<.n\r.ntlon.
Itesolutions %4era Sffared BabaBtttlBg ti i
meroua piank? foi tba oonaaJeratloa of
the reaoiutioiif* eamndttae. Tbi 1 ai
bra^axl 8 flhor! lainot, n-gro rfjjNmgnHlOB,
rep?a1 Bf the l-H "'?' t'.on l.iw. ., new
workingmen'ji oompenaatloa hiw, un<i
lawr: for the praf I -i-.t'.on Bf UadU 'trlal ar- \
cld-mta.
The?a trrra rtaferred to tha raaehitlaaa
r-ommlttee and thr aaavf ntlon BfUournfMl
at .-.'/. p. 111.. until ll ... 1.1 M ?n'.or.'.i'.'?
Tho tiBimailtaa <.u pfBramaam orsanira
ttoa n.'-r irnrnediaiely after nd.iovirnnient
nnd lalertfiil laaalar BJdgat T, Bracketi
of Saratog... aa penaaaenl eharrman, and
l.afayctte B. aieaaon, "f l>.la'\are, nn
?soretary ?>r tha 1 oarrentlon
in bla apaach Mr. Outhrte eompared > tt
lif-H'UX BttOatlOB with eotvlltiolr whli'll
?glated la iBaa and Ifft when, he aaW,
"the eatlook foi tiio auaoaaa ol tbe k*
publlcp.n part> had for a tlme been tllt?
oouraglnK-" T!|e 8000888 of the Kepub
i'.ran eauee ln t.ioae aampalgne, h?
UlUphaalad. WOaM he r.p*ated this fall.
,#ajvery Repuhlican \otc < ast for the
Domoeratle lu-kt." he oeciar.-n, MwtH b?
wnated. and arlll only tei.d to BBBgBlfy
the futmc Btrengtli and Bulaanos ral ?? af
the Prograaalvae.''
Mr. Quthrle fsaateaded that tha araf lo
put an end to Hoosev. ltl_m OBBa for all
-> ,^ t,? denior.strate that Il?-pitbiiran?
Beald nol I . 1<- l away bjr any aueh
BebfUaea as P.ooaeveM w.ia no-. ad- ocat
tiis Heartd"d:
lt la not reaaonable to beneve that In
you put ui, noofj men far aeaaa, you aeai
!,a\. no fear aa to flOW the woii.nn WfBtM
vote.'
A in. mb'-r ^.f t'ne < onimittee ankeo Mira
Ifllla ahathei ti a waBtaa aaatad thr- jtr
pubUeaa party to go 0.1 rr-cort' favonns
woman Huffraga, or Wbather thej almply
waatad u de.laration in fsvor of a refer
? ?ndiim < :i tba lvsuc.
"We would hn glad to h.4-e raa Indor^a
our nioveim-nt." repUad MIbb MIIIb. "but
what we real'v want ahnWa all l? to have
n plank gailaBllllg for a referenUum"
Mlaa Aiir-e HH) CblttaafBen, 01 Brooktrn,
lep/KBi-nting ?he New York State >a-..)cia
tlon (Jppoaed tn \V.1n_11 8 jffrn?^. argue<l
that tlie o,uc.^t!<-n of Ir.vei-tltiB wonicn witli
1 polltlcal liaaeiialBfBtr had been --rrone
ouely assoriatrd a-lth other . hang?a in
tne condition of -.omen.
"Men have bultt np the btate,' sl.r
"?nd the rcsponatblllty of goverirn. nt
mui'. al"*?:b rest upon them."
the face of return,ng prosperlty. ot un
precedentedly larqe cropa. ot co.ietanti/
locreaelna empioyment cf lall0_ *^ "?'
Ul, of t"e atartlno of new enterp.lee*.
of the great comn.eroal ^Vfsrywtl c^
haa hegun, of the ce-ta.nty of proapei ity
if we only let well fiough alona. and ot
the great rer.ord of pra-tlcil acblevemenie
by Presldent Tafta admlnlBtration. the
arnsible people of thla country are fjoinf
to take sfch a atep backward aa to elect
an avowwd f.-ae trader and rnaieai a?
p.-a,ident of the United Statea. or now
c.-st thelr votes IB approval of a Pl?tf0rr"
rapiesentm- expreasly and .mpliedly tne
eaaanca of Bryanlam whlch the natlon
haa three thneB repudiated.
Mr Outhrja oaflned tha areai laauea of
tbe r.nti'.nal cimpulgna an BBttowa:
rirat, tb. oonstltutlonal right andjmwei
,-,f Congresa t.. protect American indua
,: ., .....I i,? preaerve our prea'-nt Inoua
B.id, tha threatened over
throa of th.- representatlve aystem or
governmenl ln Btata aml natlon i
mtroductlon of (ha InlUatlve, refefendum
;,-,,; recall, and third. the a^-nlt upoi
;,,,, tinlatrat oa ol lustlei In kmortooti
courta.
Takaa Up tha Tariff.
AimoBt tlu- oni>- referenoa M
,-'. made to tb. Demoeratle Preaid
Udate ?nh m hia alaetaaaoa af tbe
- ln a hleh be aaM:
Althoogh wa ma;- aaa ba artlllng to
f tltlon wlth Europeana wi
rannot I - iHInd to the m. na. ra ar.'i d ??
g.-r .?r frc edtnpetltlon wlth Aala
I ? M |'? Iftc < '? ? ? :?? a th COI ?
Btantli ? heapenlng frelght and -
[ndla
arlll ?'
g enl
ki th.
,1 , | ? tmertcan men
?nd woroei
?? o a .'? v - ?
w elecl ? - ' ? '
? rt fea reare .,.-... ln I
i i.i . npartlal ? ' hla a
? I thal theae i
... m-i- r-r more t.. be dealred
l ..i tl.ars. ? rea tbal i ama i rowd
.
lo th<
.;??
I ,\.-, ,'..i;..' ?
Pl
? a ? ?
The people o* th>* co, ntrv will make
a te.-i'tile m;4tak? and i frigntfui niunder
it they r.ow vote to run the r'lk ot ,i re.
petitlon of thoae riaya ond*- the delo
aion that the f.nance or c<rranry ayst'oi
Bt the grv.-e-nment waa then |ha eausa ,f
Me b BfrtfhM oepreMiicn and rniiery tr.ct
fcllo.wl ..ttinad.itely upon tha, menace rt
t'-e | . ,r gnd the w.iion tarlfl of IgBg,
tel 8 the i eople thal
,. . ... le for th.
I ., i ol :. Ing ii.,' i" the pr- i
ntent
.? ? - ? - ? ? nena ai 4
I a-ide and exlat .i t-.h., _?< much a".
1 than tba 1 ? ara
i.. gland whlch haa no protectlve tariff.
ti.- romplalnt agalna! tne hlgh coal of
ni jj > rer aven lOUder than hara
Cauaa of H.gh Pr.caa.
-,.. t: .?? , auai - of th. world?aIde la*
. || tha coal of llvlne undoubtedly
.ni<.-i" ineraaac m thf world'a
auppl] of gold na a4,Hnls .IlinlniHhlng
th. ,. 11 ? tiai Ing ? al - ol l .-? dollar, f><r
, tha \. 011 I b Bold pro '.'i 'tloi a hl. h from
? ?fl - . 1 1 ara red I 1.800 per
aa l ?????. 1881, In?
to fuil) 1481.1
- a
ng Increa of tbi
? ' I an d ."
'.<fe, the flo. klng to th. I
ibtndonmen! ol 11 ?? fai m, the an,.- ?
appreclatlon In land raluoe. thf ?? ?
li ?'* prlca of raw materlal the highet
:.i;bk of ?i|r-- ..rul tl.e daraua- 1n tha
numbei ol houra ..f w..ik. tbe exhaoe
t 1 .rt >.t aoma aourcei <<t aupply, high<"
:.,, da of II. Ing, ?" r, ?, ? aran. ? In
expendlturea ?nd the arlthdrawal
,.: arnilea of olvll
? ? ' istrj
Mr. Gutbrle conl
1.?? .,f thf
', .. ng wi ? - ? rtroj
? ,?'.-,? rh.ira. ler < ?! g.iv
ernmeni by aubstltatlag ?itr--? 1 ...t'...n by
t peopl place of Bctton hj i> *'-.
laturea ar <i offli elected by tb. people,
wblch ??? ? ..? ? .-? pllsl ?? . : ... |h I r
Inltlatlve, refai ? 1 r< oXL"
Thla queatton fi Quthrl.
. ? ..n;mi a I ? ? | ? ? (??
le for ha
Pi. ? ? ? ift. ... Ilreci to iba
?
i.j.-.i .
Tbi Ih is that I wnh
r.'ir legtalaturaa snd aith ''or,|r,re?> ,? tha
character ?.f many of the men thr- peopli
elecl Th< reniedy it- ln 11 <? i-.and?. ..f
tha rotera if tha.\ uin ajocl only <a
pahl? end hor,a?t m*>n ro leglnlutlve and
. ? . r!->? ofltoe ae fluill hav,- 11 eure at
.r,, ". Wi need a remedy, no' n petoon,
The initiatlva, referendum and ra
eall would not cure present avila, but
would in fact only mtenaify and per
petuate them.
Mi. Quthrle took np on. ler an.
numeroua ittaeka made hy Theod ca
Roosevelt oa '-..uii* nnd courl deetatoaa,
aad poml -i eut in eaaa afi.-r eaa. I
?nwarranted were "thr> lurld an<1 lnflatti
iii;.tur> ' atatementa of ihe es-Prestdaat.
The chalrman spoko var) brlegy ot
atam laauea, .viii.-h i<t aald wara dwarfad
bj natlonal i au< ii" aagg. ated Hihi
th^ meaaurea of tiue reform and r<-.4i
progreaa now needed In thli atat. woto',
An eleetlon law proeldlng Bdeauately
foi fr*e ,in<i honesl prlmaiiea and ln
dependeni nominatlona In i>u. of the
Levy Uw. tha Mparatton of tha Judlclary
ballot ao that iu.il. lal candtdatea may
be iirr-Hente.i ui, ih?ir Indlvtdual mertta
an.i wlthouf a party utbe): h irorkmen'a
compenaatlon ?cl thal vsin i?. ju^i nnd
f.iir to both ..miiioyc ?nd ?mployer; a
1 htat? constabulary eharged wlth poUoe
duty througboul the ?tata; business meth*
; oda. economy and fuller publldty ln the
[ ?.i? r 1.> 1 jB4 departmente of iha atutu, and ..n
I nnnual Independent evaminatlon. stulif.
j and repon on the proceedlnaa expeadl*
! turaB uml reiiulta <>f ea.b il<-partment.
ln ? oodadlng bhi addreea Mr. .iuthrie
I bbM
The An-.erican penple know where Prea
' idant Taft and Vice-Preaident Bherman
j atand on tvtry great rjiieatlon before the
people. They have been tned and found
not wantlnq. They can be tr.iated and re
I lled oi to keep ev^ry pledge of thelr
I party a platform.
If anvhedy ran n..-. tall where Qov*
? ernoi wllarni stun.lr. ^\. .-l.t a^ a frc
rt.i |sr, a rarii.-ai an.i an opportunUit, ha i*
muoh more <Ms. T.;in|J tl-.an I ar...
Mlfls Chlttenden -ald ^br> beli^ved that
the r-.-njae. of woman BUffrage had reaehed
IM hlgk aratar mark. lt bad recolv..'d
tnanv sever* defoata in thia piogreeslve
year, abe .leclarH, nnd adde.l:
"\\v do not want any Blanb on woman
aaffraga, t.ut, grnthmen. lt you have al
ready aataraahaad to giv?. women wuffrag.,
1.. pla. a ii. year pMtfena. and if f*?r that
: r.HBi.ii our plaa liff.K-r- y..u fllialt he In
I v.iin, Wa a.sk tljnt rga Inaert a plank
ahirh ahall read aa refteara:
"Wa BBUava that u ronatitutlonal amend
' ment e?|r ndlng BuffruK'. to aroman aiiould
I be aiibniitte<i to tba rotera <>f thix ntate.
The Itei.nl 11,nn party as H partv doea
II ot advocate ..r ,,|ipor.e woman suffrag^,
i but bellevea tb? queatlon ahould b^ re
f.rre.l for declalon to tb" I.Pl". "mio
are tbe ultlrnate BOaree of authorlty.'
Miss ?arol|n" Lexow araa Introduced
by Mlaa Miiia to Bnawer tha arguments of
Misa Chitteadea. Bhi loo* them ip one
iii our
SHAPING UP PLATFORM
Work of Resolutions Committeo
Done \n Open Meetings.
HOST OF PLANKS OFFERED
Debate Permitted on Every One
Suggested, and Many Persons
Watch Proceedings.
i s'.-ifr c?4*r<fl$ieaflfli ot Th? Trlbaae.]
torotooM, Bept -". Open s-essionf ot
tha Committ** on ItosolutlnnR <>f thr- Ke*
pubileaa Btata Coneenttan nr.- btriBfj h*ld,
This is aooMthlnB never ,i'.ne before, bol
th* afaeednr* waa adopted i.y the ?wv
4?'tition thla afternoori ln reapons* to a1
a*eneral d*maad tbal the makln*i of lb*
platform ba done :: lhe oprn.
Tho oemmlttoe ? ? .n.- all platform
*u$*aaatlona baanrtas debate on ihflm, no'1 '
thtM thal ..'?? tbougbi 4..-ii of ara I ? l
i'f.-rroii to a apectal commlttee r.n draft.
Phla ?ii; ;. j.,,:-; UHtnOrrow rnernlnB to
?;!i eomntlttee, whlch wlll r>a*fl flnal*
ly on th. platform befon ;t la anbtnttted
? ' ' ' lOB.
... .. holdlitfl ' ?'
?' n in th.- maln parlof ><t th* l*nlteo
' Hotel. i:x-<;.)v. rn.ir Horaee W
4A.. .-? le '? ?. i s t.rai ? halrmail to
deUberatloBa 1' Ih un*
? Root 4m1i be ?
? ? ? ? to tlfe.
ooflvftntlon.
\ . ? wa ??. ? that a
iho ild i. IH arrttti form hivi
tha) debati on my of tl
? .i to bb bour. H*rb*fl Para*ofi*,
:? - r. Murphy, of Ktngfl, and ?*"?
[ertoi ? t Moaroe, ?
. | ,'? ?.. ? . frame
?4 ? oi Id
? up.
. - - i
Byrai
. t
Mi v. York aa tre*a?ur*r
i!.? la a lummer reaMenl ol ;
tata.
.
. ? rentlon, 11
bai
-
i, ? . ?
' an ?
?e. b0
ai ?:? am NV ??'*' "?'""' *
UBfflR a- > | ? ?
Draft Cf"*,f*'i4t?? Namecl.
, nvai Whl
mitte* "i. di ifl >??? it< '? '?'? "' v>'i!'-,,:1 ?*?
I \
1 r* .'..:- . M -
,.<? Ktaff*; Bl ?? arn.ai B*
. P. v. .
.Ma tl ' ' ?' ' ?'?' ": ' ,rul ,rP'1*
eri-'V. 8, Btinenfl, of IVyomlaa*.
. ,. . ... -. ,,r, th* women
*nfTrag. pr..;. ?? i-.'-r. H waa ih* prerall
I -. , doa amoBB th< inemben "f
lb* oommltte* khal ? ? rould put into
the platform a Btrabjbi d* :?r-'f!"
voritm kl ?? Bubm ??' ' ? ? -; " ' f
? trtklBfl ii-- word ' a?el?' out of tbi
,,,,.,. par* ,.t ib* eon rtll ? ?'? ??? ?'
?v . Itai of , la n***ted
, .. Rep ibll< an Club of thi
aad] prlated la Ph*
Trlb n ? Th*i 44a;.? nreoaatod by B. B.
,., of ibe apei lal .aUt
.? -?;. aad retarred to lb* .iraft
.....-?? ? d*bata
Ctaoraji v ' ? * A aaeta yrae
;.. p ,,-. ? . i favor of a plank
. , ,. . tfre*
?mploymcBi ... ? ? I la tl oug
w,. ild do ? ' r labor i
\ . mblymafl Cyrua W. Pl U| i I
Moi .'??. argui 4 tor a plapk foi work
. emp*u*etH n, aa to
\\,- f.i\..r .. workman'a coiupenaatlofl
i.,. und* ? 4. hl. h :. bj iti m <.f 'lojii.it.. uiil
. -.in oomp*B*atlofl t'> worhln*7m*B for
. .,. . .j 1,, thi li dependant* in 1 as* pf
t:, h Injury, baaed up? n th?
of th<
, | ?.-...: Ihi ll Btltul
, ?,| f. - .... iful and Ineffea't
ial ' 1:"-' u ?'
?tl t ??
il
? ? flult.
Joaeph 1 >. 11 tmmltt, r*i 1 B**ntlng I a
atunlclpal Homa Rule Aaaoctatloa
jtiad Ib fa%'>r Of a plank f->i *? milne
: homa nile
To Stop Immunity Bathi.
He- nert '.'arenm Intiodnoed tiie f?'l
lowlng plank:
r.e.oiveti. No Mfaan wltb r*ep*o4 to
th?- fi anchtaa .n-.o no publlc saruiit with
raape t to . rtl?-l.*l tnattera, ahould he al- ,
1,,44-ad t.. decline to t**tlfy on the grom.l
ti:,. bla taatlmony mlghl lni*rlralaata
hlnt
ArguiiiK ln fnv.'i of auoh H plank, Mr.
Pareoa* r.-fpir-.i ta tha pre**ni Invaatl*-!
Batloa of th* Pollea Dep*rtm*ri1 ln N'*w
QUEERBITS FROM SARATOGA
Darkness Brings Forth the National Anthem-SutfragisU
Descend on the Conkling Unconditionals?
Mavor O'Neil Misses His Pajamas.
r-rren , B4*? Cmiibb*b*i*bbi of The mtanw.]
BaMtatA N Y.. Septom'nor Sfa,
DARKNEtal IKBPmWTHlMVffyt
Th" Ume-a r.-.riook thla mornltaf. m*
Dl,ce-th? lobby of tho Unlted* state?
H0tel There taaa no glrl. but B dozen
aroup* of detaa-atea w?re etieerlag for thla
or that candldate. Th.- botd clarh tjtataffhl
lt waa Um* *?*ry oa* arani ta bed, a?
cordlaajly ae taraad out mewi ?t tb* iignt*.
Svjme on* atarted tt, and ta half a aacoaa
one bnndred kbroata "-"re ataa1ng khe aaa
tlenal antham The llgbta arar* tornad on
at on CO.
BAXDB DliPBL BLBBP -* tfznng
?un awoke the datlefataa tkla aaornlnc. and
wh4ta they look*d oul of ihehr wtoaVrwa
ti.oro waa bo ttaea of th* ralB of kh* laat
three di,.\ - Bome, who h*Li been ip
ate, returned to th*to ejoach**, oni4 to b*
awakehed b r*?the fanfare ol an All
eorpa And from thal Ume khi r*
,, ,:?,r> .......p. for Bereral of tb
? deieeatlonB, who d***rr*d thelr ar
rtral trntll lo-day, wote ancompanlod by
banda whleh B**med B*r*r to ttre.
THE CONKLING f.v'< ..N'MTK-NAI-S.
. itheUtleadetakatlOBcam..k
ll?g cneaaditJonata, a marehlnfl club,
arhoa* Btambara w?ar a unlform of j
.1 ick lrraim*d ' ?? -
form
? : women" adrocatea w?r*
.. ,. tl a ConkllBB L'tv
nonat ?.9rtm\ ot aU obeerrera
., , -,f.,r, tbe afterno a i well <-n
oadltlooata war* wi
daoftbeflnatraal
, xsMi.i.;HT.sii.i.rsTUATi;M
rua
, .
.... . bamparad
... ........ jat
... ...... forca boom of
- . tb ? 11 wbal they know. aa
... tiajbi arani theaa km
munlty autonaatli ally.
v arvant," he Baaotaret*,
ild be r*quln I ko Bjva to th* jny.
??. -a pertalning to
' rorm WOald re.|iiire an
Mr. ] ao Bpok* ln favoi "f a
.- ' llo -
;:,.., -i ti 44-.? pladfi '?'""V''.',. '
-..- ftftatto*.
. , Kepubllcan l^fln*tatur- for
, reventlon of Induatrlal accld*nta, and
,,, the paaaaae of auch lawa *aimi *?
. . -..,-- : the prot*etlon of th* "v*e*.
?.,..? ind w*lfaw pl ?mf*>v*.
, We v ??.-? n Belvei to a rurl iei ??????*
1 n "nt "f tl ?? laboi dep*rtmenl and th*
I n.achlneri foi thi " " ?uo"
llna ??'"'' ,: l" ' . "
- ' ? thi Ir i
The:.- 4'.;i? not tlV J --s ' ' ?**
,, .. . prlmai ? - ptank thal bad been ??
p? ted. William Chitaere, of N*w tork.
' aaa tl.oly bbb afbo apok* oo ll ??
wantod a n** law, aartytrtfl- to all kh*
(.fflcaa ln kbe atai*, and demaair* tn*
num *r ot Blgnatore* n lulred to l?t ?n
the haiiot it wa* uaderatood that &?ato
chairman Barnea vi.'iid rra** coi ?
able to tdv on the propatattoa befor* |l"
Iraft.
For a Short Ballot.
Mr Ch11*r*r* alao ... bui ? " "?
tho ahorl ballot. tha Mai - Utrm
4,f bai loi l?realdentlal prtmarloa, end tl ?
,!,.,., i ,.|,-, tlon ol L'Blted Btatea Bi natoi'
.... about tt ? oBly p?r*on ta dl
f|, ..4 ; ;.,| .'Itions.
j Hlnkord, repreacnting tho . .:-,
?-..- that la aldlna li
a h . itlgatl ?:. ln Ne* Vork, arg .- i
I iixali ?t ih- adoptlon o1 an) ori oi
1 tlunk that WOUld take the raal -? ? Bl
of ti,,- poltea out of Ita baa I "
' i... a\ authortti**
*,. ',>?>,. o'< loa M the oommlttao ?d-.. ? ?
untll $ o'clocb to-morro* ii.?'rri;-.<
' oril-r tO ?i4'o tho aob- ommtttee ,
ln 4.x Mi.h to dlacuaa th? '-'',;>?'"
, ron-altlona and draw '? the plank*. mat
l?! conaider aaaeni il :?? ? rh wlll
.. , ...i...: ? ? revtaton ' , tb* full
..... for* ta pra ? titatloa to ll
. V> Iltltll..
|NEWC0WS0UNDS STRAUS
Telegram from Saratoga Is An
swered by Oandidate Promptly.
Oeptoa at tf:* foUowtng fliarama were
... , Igbt at tbe atata
,-..., .,' ? x- ' r
I ?'
ttoara, S I ?'
,, ... itraua, No Weal iktri ?
|.r..' ? nan a ou I tr
. ? thal foi ? eformi l*d a
toth ptatforma ahould not b* dlvld*d ln
, ... ' electton. nelthw eaoerlroental
n. 0f method llk* [BlUaUv*. r*f*r
endumand r-all. noi buHdlnfl of an] pe
i , ! na'hine can be ai Important aa
Kaured aucc**8 of awy*m*nt for *o?m*
",, armon. I*wa r-al .llrert pnn-urll 1 and
v|, dr-d .101.04em.nts wlthln rjacb 4
,0, ... ,1 efrorta. Reqnawt to^dtata ua
? SmTtSmTSAmV^SA
\rw rork Clty, l*ept. *". IMI
li.n Joatah T. N*wcomb, L'Bltad Btate*
iiotoi. Baratoaa. N. x.
i T.-le*rain r-*.elvod I CBI
HEALTH
UHDERWEAR
Ii a K"?l pfotactioB .'ig
ain^t stuluVn chill.-. colda, rlieutvuti?-ni
gnd imeinnotiia. Bl I
of AuBtralian lamba wool.
Gnaranteed not ta i
-\ laader i^r oi
t ah<"ii>v .nnl evaporatei perspiration.
Ma<l<
hrtnk.
..er half a cetitury bccjti!<e it BBI given tlie
Utmosl wfiafaCtiOn in (it, ''f>tnfort aml .lurability.
GLASTENBURY .-.fannN for ihe beat uiuicrwcar tliat CBfl
i.r matlf.
Ma.Ir in -..ftecn gra<le>, natnral pray and i.inie! Iiair effectB, in
.UBtralian lambl WOol, v.-orst<-d an.i merino. liglit, incdimn Bttd
heary ??oijarht-.
i,I.\sriMH'in two-piece Ra< knil nndarweef i? aiore
economital than the one piece kiml.
;.;>'?? Katural Qray BTeol Wtater WeMBl (deabta thrrad*. ????
the follow int n-.unher
81.30
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-h Bataral Qray aoatfahaj Laaabe*waet,araatar wetgai.88.no
Wrlta for our bOohlet Bad aatnpla ,'uttlBgB. They BIB vft"r? for t'"1
asking. Llapt. -.'.
Glaatonbury Knittmg Company, Glaatonbury, Conn.
ll.MII ItT Hlis g (OMI'XW wimlr.Hlr lUatrllmtora. ?60 llrr.ad-.ay. V 1
!? iwisaiiiiii laaaaaaTi
GIASTEH8UBY f 7 "NDtRWEAR
A Pf)0U(.!,O?l ACIIHM
[AND HrdUMATISM
ibegan playlng "Th.- Btar?Bpaagted Ban
ner." When the mual, reached the line
/And the rocketa glare, bombB buming
! In alr." thr* flsHlillgbts of the photogia
phera arere aat aff
BANDfl ADVKRTIfE rr.ANKY lebg
[Franay, arho waata to i>e laeratary al
St-it<-, wa* the laat n.an to 0|>en hp?a.
quartara hara When be dld every j
< knew of lt. Two Albaay banda kepi play*
tag In front of his quartara th. better
part "i tbe day. Beaaa of ti.,- Hfty nagre
detegaiea from Albaaj n.-.k sdvantaga o'
' the mi atc ar-.,i dld tha 1 irl ? .? tr . |
the "'?. aaly bear" oa tbe lawn, Twa a I
negro delegatea wha dld noi knew tha
I new itep 'b?J ?. cakewalk that waa a -
; piauded tin'.r- ar.d agaln.
No PAJAJlAa POB ?. NKil.u--May.ir
Thomaa H. ' ?'N rlll 11 aa
. Irienils are bOOmlBg Blm fl *
' on tba Ucki t, l< ok< d a
faal ta
; -w. ? : . | I a fr and
??Wl ?. I '.-1 to fer
{ti..- Brsl tJm. Blgat
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(;.. || . r.?.-i tl - ' ??'?' ro nuV Bha
. ? n 1.1.1 not plrik.
1,T... I'g PROHIBI rTOM TAl.n-M I r
O'Xefll'e rlval la Praacta M. Hage, afayap
of Watertown. He h a vro? Bbary taUer.
B tking of a oartala "'??ll Bnewa pogtv
? ? n* ?aid:
? nr remtada me or a mn. ? Whtee
town wbo wai arralgnad bbefetne a m
1 try JUBttoa Charged Wlth .r.toxlcation. Hg
told the Juetlee i al he tranfe b <mart of
ln ihe intereeta of the Prohibi
irtj Aad b?* g"t away with it.
nomtaatlon from any party upon a plat
illfferenl ln any materlal reepeei
lr< m tl,.- j.latf'.riii 01 whtch I wa. non.;
snd upon whlch I aund. I am ??. :
conrerned aa your tol.gram would imrl>.
,m- ti ? bullding up ot any macblne, mnj
I ?,m deeply con.-a-rned ln tbe great prlii
dplea of tha I-rogresalve party. they
are Inflnltety of more inu<ortance to ma
than my ['erm-nal Buecemln t* ? ejae*
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CITY DELEGATES DIVIDED
Majority Decides to StipporO
Hedges to the Last.
.i .~'a" ' ???rre?;,on'lenl of r^e TvttaBBl
?aratoga, hT. v. s?>pt .?..-ti.* n?-?
Y..rk delegatlon adlo-irn?;d aft^r -riMnHrM
?ftar meetlag n eaaaaa for two hour*.
'i bb ii ijorlty deddetl to Bupport Job
lf. daTes for Governor to the lait dltcb.
They a>? agreed, almoat arainhnously; ta
.... ireaali a i latf rp
Bamuel B. Koenlg, county charr
. aald thf t Hedgaa ? '
the III delegatea frem Maw Terh C< ?? .
Wllllam *- Bennet eaata m
'about forty Aboul twearty-Bva arlll reta
for .larne.4 W. WoAgrWOTi
mafning few wlll Bcatter tn?>:r 1 I
MEN WHO FRAME PLATFORM
Well Known Leaders in Com
mittee on Resolutions.
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parts platform, Indudaa g. h l
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182 PVgfjJl Flfty-Eifhth St.
The Finest
Residential Building
in the World "
Two Apartments at
a5,000 and So.SOO.
One Sulte of Mne Rooma and
Three Maths at $3,000.
Why Thi* Pcn
WonH Leak
LicJtattrier^tiaSefiyo^
fountainpen, If k'acurr^-fta
the Paiier-the pen weo t ba*
orsweaL
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km\ i-b?a iawlucb bbb atar? e*1* **B
peo k pcial up. Ei-an^fl ? ?0,*_!
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rots body keab ihe paa.
Tba"PaAer Lueky Corea FaadiTjja
toarhti insJt c/kanrl, caaatog Ca*
lary Amactioa. Tl.ndxBWtill I3i0^
ieed auba lha maUnf jr^u tum r**^"
o|k aaoVbaftM ?paadin| akmaO**
TW'a w_y Pwlan ajpat bak.
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PARKER PEN CO,
New York Retail More, 11 Park Rea
ALSO SOLD nr
ai-er B Sagamaa Drug Btoraa,
Pana. Statlon Drug Company, ^
Fourtaanth Btraat Btora, "~
riramaa'B Phanuary, Wawark, ?? J*

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