The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1914, Page 5

Iya TEPBLEANS W * BATFORM HTT = EM RMR LA £verything Else Democratic aa in the State Is Slammed at 1 Saratoga Convention. | By Samuel M. Williams. |Stafl Correspondent © CONVENTIO) SQA, N. Y., Aug. [Convention to-day platform strongly conservative in tone and distinctly opposed to pro gressive influence. Even some liberal oideas in the committee report were ed by the convention. ‘> No mention was made of guber § ial candidates, although Whit claimed a majority of the delegates TMavor him, Hedges and Hinman will make ac- Ave pre-primary campaigns. Fifteen delegates-at-large for the Constitutions! Convention ticket were aslected, with Senator Root as leader fof the delegation. More like a debating school than an ypld time convention struggle the UL, SARATO- © Republican ‘Republican State conference listened to | thousands of werds to-day and per- formed a minimum of functions. There was an hour's speech from William Nottingham of Syracuse, the perman- nt Chairman, denouncing Democrats, Praising cll that is Republican and slamming everything not Republican, winding up with this reference to Roosevelt and the Progressives: “Alas for that sad meeting which two years since turned over the control of the ship of State to the buccaneer masters of @ pirate crew who, after devouring the stores, fell out among themselves and left the vessel to flounder in the trough of the sea.” Then came a platform yards long with more vigorous banging of Dem- ocrats and all they tiave done in both national and State administrations. Sebi se Wes tea Had The Evening nis instead of with the politicians. a | pied a party, Some striking phrases were: The Banking and Currency Act is sec- tional in its intent and provisions, and| its il-concealed purpose was to in- jure the State of New York and to @rive capital to other States. “The same hostile and sectional intent dictated the creation of the graduated income tax with its exemp- tions so arranged as to relieve four- fifths of the property owners of the country from their fair and just burdens of national taxation in order to cast a discriminating tax upon a few prosperous and = industrious States. “The Democratic Administration ie mow engaged in an effort to force through Congress legislation giving to the Federal Government a vast -undefined and inquisitorial power over all the business administration of the country. If this attitude of hostility to business and Interference with private affa! is to continue, no enterprise will be able to live in this country until it curries favor of poll- ticlans, and thrift will be destroyed axcept where it fawns upon power.” Referring to State affairs the ferm said: “We indict the Democratic party at the bar of public opinion for gross abuses in administration and legis- lation at Albany during the four years of its control. “Keere has been scandal in the Bxecutive Department, scandal in the Legislature, scandal in the Highways Department, scandal in Prison De- partment, and the Administration thas been characterized by a demoral- ‘getion, waste and corruption.” “The Workmen's Compensation lew was passed in a form burdensome and expensive to industry and oppres- sive to wage earners. “The Direct Primary law was passed {na @ form which makes it complicated end expensive, deterring citizens from participation in public affairs easen- tal to good government, the Election taw in reckless defiance, “We reaffirm our declaration in the platform of 1912 in favor of the re- ‘antion of the State convention and ihe direct election of delegates to such eenventions with the right party elec- ‘yea to directly express their prefer- ence for nominations for State offices, @ they desire.” The constitutional convention planks gs previously reported In The Evo- aing World were presented and ac- septed excepting the one as stated, ving the Governor rights to advo- sate his views in tho Le, mated debate, There was that the State go on record favoring giving negroes votes or cutting down Congressional representation in Southern States, Former Congress- man Bennett of New York offered such a plank, but the convention op- posed putting it in the party plat- form, Instead a separate resolution relating to negro suffrage was ordered drafted and adopted later, It was after 11 o'clock when Tem- porary Chairman Root called the ses- ion to order, The selection of Will- fam Nottingham of Syracuse as per- manent Chairmain was immediately mNettingham's speech was a bitter indictment of the Dix, Sulzer and Glynn administratio He assailed Dix for increasing the State's civil Mate; attacked Gulser for the creation a etal Oe Seacrest | tesa Matec te fy fe be committee and Create the false idea that he SB liotted to the nine judicial districts. tee ed 2 group Pg ik of Eltht | pa Low, Geo. . ickersham, ¢ old time hostility between New a ear & Stimson and wil. irri, Ww rl ys ie afresh over the Bix Six delegates-a' judicial di trict meetings chose as York City and up-State broke out | Marabal large to the Constitutional Conven- | follows: tion. A special committee had se-| 1—Herbert Parsons, Root, Low, Wickersham, electing them Senator Brown of! gent of Cornell University. Watertown protested, demanding | 7—Not yet chosen. more equal division. In this he was chester. o Ne lected all six from the metropol! ry ¢ M of Kingston, t, of Saratoga. T. Bra came 5—P. W. Cullinan, of Oswego. Bacar as oni a | €—Jacob Gould Schurman, Presl- yw York. iy! 8—John Lord O'Brien, of Buffalo. supported by Boss Barnes, who took| 9—Charles H. Young, of West- advantage of the sectional feeling to try to substitute some delegates .f POSLAM WILL CLEAR THE SKIN N m is so intense in healing power Nomination of a ticket waa passed Ride atti ond toe spoke tional delegation with the intellectu- Having adopted the platform and chosen the Constitutional Convention delegates the convention adjourned at 2 o'clock without mention of candi- dates for Governor or any other State office, along to the September primaries. It ry show what it paigns to smash the machine organt- driven zation. ‘ quick! Save for expression of personal Y sells Poslam. For free sympathy for Harvey D. Hinman, who : to ge okenge 4 Hen severely tll at a hotel here, there| tories, 32 West 25th Street, N was distinct rejoicing in the old guard! Poslam Soap used daily | over the partial collapse of his can.| bath. improves and beatific didacy. It was apparent that a num- ns - ber of his followers had wandered! | away. Rosa Barnes was grimly pleased in the work of stamping out traces of Col, Roosevelt's efforts to force a can- didate on the Republican party. The platform criticised the new Pri- mary law and favored return to the former syatem, a combination of con- vention and primaries—a convention to nominate State officers, but pri-/ maries for all other offices. ‘This plank was challenged b: nevi eral delegates, including Collin Wood- ward of New York, who moved that it be considered separately, but was) voted down overwhelmingly. | As for the constitutional convention, the intellectual leaders regard the foundation they are laying as of vastly more importance than any- one’s candidacy for office. This group of thinkers have held themset OOD to look at, long in wear and apart from the political manipulatoral <= the choice of the man who knows in an endeavor to do constructive A Sensational Pur- chase and Sale of do. was privately understood that the ioe stops; undue rednes: of the akin is Barnes machine allied with New York,| cleared away overnight. Eczema and Buffalo and Syracuse are to back/all virulent skin troubles demand | Whitman, while Hedges and Hinman ly ae psd broay Laon . Jexerts. in is respond. are to make active primary cam-| cient oh Acne are healed. : "a Bown Durrell work, They chore carefully the fifteen Seq Brow (¢) delegates at large and the names will vean, . —— Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 89th Street The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 5 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday Important Midsummer Clearance Sale Men’s Shoes All low shoes and several styles of high shoes not to be continued for the coming season, at substantial reductions from usual prices. Regularly $7.00 to $8.00.. $4.85 Regularly $6.00 rare Regularly $5.00 «4.6.26: P2695 Street Floor Men’s Furnishings A Special Sale Arrangedhiw « «1 For Thursday & Friday Negligee Shirts Woven madras and mercerized cloth, O5C French cuffs. Usually $1.50 Mercerized materials, cotton crepes woven and printed madras, French SILAS cuffs. 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Fresh Cereals ROLLED OAT- _ MEAL. : PEA BEANS... e BEST FARINA.. 55¢ 28¢ PINHEAMMOAT- MEALS WHOLE - HEAD RICE Ay FRAME: Ante: Imported Oil Paintings .. Landscape subjects only. ire good enou Special Slee of rice Canvas i. $5.00 | 12x24. ....20x32 QU os & ier, at Risetecshiverayes ‘ selected bit aricl We Are Showing the Famous “Royal” Push-Button Morris Chairs A complete line of these comfortable chairs. Demonstration of ‘Kindell” Couch Reds better for comfort, appearance and durability; 40 designs; underpriced for this sale. 400 Window Shades 59c¢ Each mounted on guaranteed spring rollers. $2.50 Marie Antoinette —mounted on good *1.25 Of Extra Special Quality, to Be Sold Here, Tomorrow, at TONGUES—W.. SHOULDERS—Ib.. LD MS—Ib. - fat, bone or Ib i Selb. caddy, $2.25; Id. 10 ibs, 5 Ibs. 42: 22 » 1.10 58& » 1.22 62: temporarily heid up; 0 supply to-day at these prices, BSc 28¢ 69: 3: UCCA OiL—reg. 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