W m I Jf jWS " r1 nmfiTfcli W Fair , high northwest winds. Ia VOL LXVI.-- KO. 28. NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1898. -C- OPYRIGHT. 1898. BY THE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. PRICE TWO CENTS. effect that the audience was not keyed up to bart Krum of Schoharie nnd Senator Nevada N. York," there was another burst ot applause. annul defeat, the same strong nnd faithful man. Immortal declaration, made at a time when stanr BKMOIT. cheers, but rather was expectant tor a fight, Stranahan of Oswego. Th young statesman Th names of Dewey, Hobson, Miles and the samo unswerving Republican and devoted to make It insured his detent by Douglas ROOSEVELT WINS. patriot that you havo always known him to be." for the United States Senate, (hat 'a house The Pisiform Reported anil Adopt believing that there was to be a great rumpus from Syracuse reeelvo.l a great welcome. He Wheeler, and the mention of their deeds divided against Itself stand. I be- DEr-VA- c.innot the Ticket Completed. between the followers of Gov. Black snd the Is a fellow. He has been spoken greatly stirred the audience. Whon Senator Mtt. OP AMERICA. lieve this Government cannot endure per- Republicans who nf Col. of Albany He White snoko of the " Immortal heroism of Then oame the time for the Hon. Chauncey manently half slave and half free," em- Haraiooa. Sept. '27 The evening session ' desire the nomination at as the dude Senator. acted bodied tho doctrine. Grant, with evi- y a M. Depew speech for was not called to order by Chairman White Roosevelt. There was not the HgMet as If he was xnod deal of a dude, the the rough riders," the convention broke to make the nomination Appomattox and the iwirolcot honor totlioCon-federat- e dence of a battle this morning. In fact there samp as Col. Theodr.e Roosevelt a dude with loose entirely, rose as ouo man and one Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Senator White Intro- Army behind nlni. stood for the per- untllft:4fl o'clock. Hn at once calld for th astotes-manllk- e Depew " petuity of union and liberty. McKlnley. by his (hn Com mil tee on Resolutions and th Nominated Governor was no opportunity for one. Still the Ameri- a lot of brains and determination and woman, waved hats and handkerchiefs, duced Mr. to the audience us Mr. long rciiortiif for ty a and able advocacy of Its principles, is the pint was by L. Wood- can public are usually two or three hours way of telling the vast audience what chairs and canes, and the two bands In unison Depew of America." There were cheers and leading spirit lor thn protection of American form read Gen. Stewart ahead ot lime where a row is on hand. Super- he had to say. Senator White's utterances broke out with "The Star Spangled Banner." laughter at this. Dr. Depew hns made seven Industries. For this year, for this crisis, for ford, the Chairman of the committee. I'ayn In Rev. M. stirred audience from ths first moment. Benator White was Interrupted nearly four thousand speeches where the young statesman tho voters of the Empire State, for the young The platform was reported from the commit- Tote of 753 to 218. intendent came while the the men of the country and the upward, onward i, Deloe Jump of the Methodist Episcopal Church They brought out all of the fine national and minutes by this outburst. The spereh was a from Syracuse has made seven. Dr. Depew's tee without a dissenting vote and was adopted and outward (renil of thn United States, thn of Saratoga was exhorting Divine Providence patriotic feeling that was In that gathering of red, white and blue affair from beginning to speech evoked I he greatest applause. candidate of enndldotes is the hero of Suntlngo, unanimously by the convention. The conven- White was It wo just But, some of the idol of the rough riders Col. Theodore tion expressed Its full commendation of the to protect and guide the convention. nearly 4.000 persons. Senator end. and what that audience liked. novertheloas. tho Roosou'M " was was t lint If kept on war plank, especially the statement that the THE CONVENTION CALLED TO 0BDBB. cheered from the beginning of his speech to When it ended, it made known said thnt Senator White Its end. His speech In every war was the Clen. Stewart L. Woodford. Chairman of the he would in time make as good a speech as Dr. ROOnEVELIS IIIRinAtT BORNE TO THE FLAT' Untied Slates must not return oontrol of any Chairman Odeli banged to convention to IT IS MADE UNANIMOUS. the equal nf delivered In the lost few preced- Committee on Resolutions, had been delayed Depew. If Senator White's speech wns a red. roRM. of the conquered Mauds to Spain. This is the come to few Be- that order a minutes afternoon. ing years by other young Republican states- somewhat In framing tho platform, and Per- white and blue affair. Dr. Depew's speech wns lust about In the middle of Dr. Depew's platform: side him were the men who were to be the THE PLATFORM. men, and It will long be remembered. He said : manent Chairman White announced that the red. white and blue also, with bunting and Sixteen B great canvas hearing the portrait ot Secretaries of the body record Its doings and convention would bo In reeoss until Gen. banners and guns and rockets nnd shells Oil. ilooscvi It In tho Tnll uniform of Colonel of The Republicans of New York. In convention for benefit of generation of Repub- CHAIRMAN WHITE'S SPEECH. assembled, congruliilute country upon the the future Woodford arrived. thrown In. It wns a speech that tickled Ihe the rough riders was rushed down the aisle the licans. They H. Kenyon, L. "We are assembled here to promote the true conclusion ol the wur with Spain. It was not f Gov. Black's Friends Pledge Ear were John Reuben ends of government. The Republican party, a President (Juigg ot tho New Y'ork County statesmen, politicians, ladies, and all hands. and borne upon the platform. This proceeding undertaken for conquest, ,," sacred A. Lafayette B. Gleason. '"" '"r Fox. Charles Ball and sure Instrument for that purpose, now turns Committee demurred to this nnd offered a reso- Dr. Depew said: Interrupted Dr. Depew's speech for several cause ot humanity and for thn just protection When quiet Odell merely an- from the conduct of u successful war to the of American It In nest Support to the Ticket. came Chairman lution that the convention proceed at once to minutes, end when he resumed he pointed interests. has resulted the nounced Mr. Jump would open the con- sober consideration of ulvlc ulTnlrs. The annals OKIT.W'S srEF.CII NOMINATING ROOSEVKLT. complete triumph oi Americuit urms on land that of Its life abound in durable achievements. nominations. Tho delegates accepted Presi- to the mammoth I'SHVO. and said: "That and sea. nnd we meet, with resolute faith, all vention with prayer, tind he asked for order so " Genti.kmkn i Not since has the Re- Created bv Lincoln at an ominous time, reared dent Qulgg'srosolul Ion amid a volley of cheers, publican purty met in when the is the entrance into this convention the real onslblliiles which our victories impose. that Mr. Jump might he heard. Dr. Jump in by Seward. Orant. and Illaiue, with the aid of a convention We congratulate the country upon the iieople, maturity unwilling and former Judge J. Rider Cudy ol Hudson. conditions of the country Were so Interesting of n rough rider." There nun a howl of joy courugn I Ilnrt.-ioT- . Woodruff Henomlnaled his prayer said: mighty its sees the or so critical. Then the emancipation proo. pntrlotle wisdom, the patient nnd the Black nations of Europe recognise the United States who named Gov. Black in the convention in over thn sentiment Dr. Depew was cheered lu nil humanity which dislinguishnd ihe oon-du- Out of the ennarinuaueea ofour need WB romr to as a power. latitat ion of President Lincoln, giving free- an-- i' foremost this village two years ago. mounted the plat- in his speech when he told how Col. Roose- of President during the critical Jete M Votes from the Borough of M The In prayer We pray that all our works Republican party's first mission ended dom and citizenship to four millions of slaves, periods of diplomatic negotiation battle, "The form and began a similar task for the Governor brought about a revolution In the internal velt's famous rohm hud effect of and lift mai be Is ami carried forward and ended In when Iron chain fell forever from the limbs of round the und which now guide him In the restoration of hattaa and from the Boroogh f ami next duty year. All of Gov. Black's friends in the Policy of our Government which seemed to bringing troops yellow peace. every every Thee and aeeor ing to that perfect and bleaaed will. the innocent on this continent. Its this multitudes of patriotic men full of the gravest the homo from tho CltlEeni of State nnd party Brooklyn -- Th r nnnlnn.ua Nomination was completed with the reconstruction of the convention shouted with joy over Judge Caily's dangers fever districts of Cuba to of the fought and won under his command. All Jkj' We thank Thee for the new Itiatru whlrh h.a Union.