New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
SENATOR COMBINES SPEECH At Albany

| Of speech with which senator COhhllnG oI""u 'Ho
campaign at Albany, Wednesday evening, and which
the pressure on our columns prevented printing yes
! terday:
Both Houses Of Legislature TO he chosen, and
members of the Canal and Prison Boards and these
bodies acting for nearly 100000 people ore to deal Wth
affairs than these bodies dealt with be
The Incoming Legislature will create for 10 years
tic districts from which RcpTcS'hiNrS ~ i"htftsS
will i've chosen. The state may hc fairly divided or to
change and Tcrvcrt results If may be GcrrynHnd"Icd
ard 2s,acgcd I'LL Tammany Indian would be p'Uzrd
10y the trail The Senate TO be chosen now VIII part c.
Pr in appointing Senator Of the United States I!~e
matters of importance, hut they are less grave hn
c,.aI Things which the neXt Legislature Will nave III
cArse.
In front Of all questions pending in the State OF New
York now is the integrity Of elections. This question
underlies all Others because it involves all Others II
elections cannot he real and honest the majority cannot
rule and then self government and public liberty
gone Arc elections in This state real now Have they
been honest Of late years When say real and honest
mean has every cecOr criOyrd the right to vote once
SbH GI cnncd ana and 70 rned NO omc camdd and
Informed, Will deny that on Manhattan ,and elections
false counting decide every contest. This would be
irightu If the usurpation SnluCard only the million
u 0!r III the City Of NCwNUk; bat tine State Is trnpled
down by pirates of the hnlobOX in the metropolis and
nearly live million people are subjected To- thor sway.
No matter what najOrics roll up where the green
grass grows, the Russ pavement overtops them with
false maorties swollen to suit the occasion The ggan
tic frauds which cOnvulSe NewYOrk, disgrace the
nation and amaze the world could never have been per
tiIiswold was elected, aud which seated in the
Legislature i'll defiance OF the votes OF their constituents
NEw-YORK.
Look at the City Of NcwYork In many respects it Is
tho proudcs city in the world. When consider its
geographical position its colossal trade, its uncqualed
activities, charities, its temples OF learning
and religion civilization and advancement its uncI
ainlcd growth, and its magnificent destiny where S'H
| We lind compas ed in the same space NOR" to in,
woke the sympathy and admiration of mankind
II. IT, streets r D'' rcck With filth Vet flDnlos e1.
pcnse maintains and clcinsrs them us ooliI hgI,
locr every crossing. Police commissioners ana cap
can number. paid for guarding life and property yet
| the most daring OhensrS 20 unWhlpt ill puDnc Ge'i
commodity, and the judiciary has sunk so low that
continent was electrified when Judge Barnard. puckiuG
t tay the most sinprndons robbery Of RECORDED time
Elections insulting mockery, and official returns
warrants highest and most solemn known to us next
the Constitution itsc-aIe but torgeres OF thlmbc
Commerce driven from our wharves, because our haI
bSr field for rapacOGs eAtSrt0 carried On Gy STATE
| traffic stands waiting at cur gates, while, IN the
lis hand The London Times cautions the world TO be-
ware OF the harbor of New York with Its runQus cx-
actions, and the Health Oice floats like Gded buoy,
warning the ships OF all nations keep aOo and steer
for ports other States or i'll the British Provinces
Liberties and rights respected In foreign cities ind
no sanctuary here In Catholic Dublin and Cork, men
and women parade Protestant annivcrsary but
in words melting other TO riot and then, a the be-
lated behest Of Governor the military shoot down tne
Board and Mayor have ured and bated to their
fate MoDstrOus taxes laid property and wrnnG
from toll to brbe legislators and electors and fatten
the guony and support the ponp and spehdor OF ueh
The debt Of the city is said to be about scOOO no.
More s6ONOOO has been created within less than
years. This mortgages every foot OF ahd from
spuyten Duyvil the Battery for more than oncenth
OF It's valuation. The same rate OF expenditure conln
the County Of York But better IN the end than the
money itself would II be to know what has become OF H.
Of has been appropriated by individuals 10 enrich
themselves. and this is probably the least guilty use that
has Dccn made Of 1t.
TAMMASr AT ROCHESTER.
These are some Of the footprints of Tammany egsla
ton and in spite Of all It's crimes against honesty
spite Of all it's shameless crimson niquy in spite Of its
detection and exposure In spite OF s having plundered
the community and then laughed IN Its face Tammany
Hall yet rules the Democratic party. TlttOocd from
head to foot with accusations undenied, bsered and
branded with confessed 5strsyals of public trust the in
these esute %o3aseTs ger went to KocheEef
hs to b only a ey
the only regular Sm9n-nre Democratic organization
they net With ate 4s HoeS sed
to that they were the only apostles bearing the
delegation next addressed the Convention itself
| In communication which Will remain among the
prOudest archives Of the Democracy after referring TO
their purity and regularity, they announce that their
course will be governed by sOlcitude for the triumph
%o1 1nf haV sH9'S SAID ID ey h
refer 10 their demand that the charges against
them by the opposition press shall be investigated and
they waive participation In the Convention think
ing their 20 doing may promote the success Of regular
is meaning In II. Upon this the Convention resolved
that in the absence Of Tammany, no delegation from
NeWYork could sit In the Convention, and the delega
ton headed by Charles OCOnor not allowed 10 10
see the effect Of all this Tammany, clothed in fresh
thOdOxy embOdes the whole party Manhattan Island
where 81 members Of Assembly and Senators be
| nominated, and these tbs local tickets there.
Tweed 10 already renominated for the Senate and he
and his cOnfederatet to nominate all the rest under
| the imprmatur Of the State Convention. In Kings
County aud throughout the state Tamnany influence so
far from being gunned 70 be courted and deferred
Ado to this tho Nomination OF the state ticket wanted by
rammany, and counted in by Tammany, and ri.
umph could be complete; The Convention did that
which Mr.. OConor in his remarkable letter, warned
1t Ia we'll that II IL for all men last see that II
reform can be reached ut all this must be reached
through the Republican party. b. far have spoken Of
work Tor the Legislature, but referred 10 the state Off
| GERS TO be chOsen-to the Canal aud Prison Boards.
DEMOCRATIC E1TRAvAGASCE IN THE STATE.
E1travagance Of expenditure is not eonfned TO the
municipal affairs OF New York You fnd it everywhere
in Democratic manag cement Take the expenses Of the
Executive Offices in Albany, and compare Republican
| with a Democratic year:
In Gepublican) these expenses were tl76so3 6s
In 1870 (Democratc Items S23,i73 IS
Excess. .S346,579 IS
| Take the expenses OF the canals:
Expenses 1888, Republican management s, G,566 IS
EApcDscs 1870, Democratic oment a,G95iI2 80
Excess. ...-..... <',l.Sj15 ef
The difference Is not paiU,d hy the superior cOnd