New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

York and the commerce Of the country and prevents
sh frcighs which ought to come this city. Never so
much ought this TO he watched. A waterway Tor
bulky freight il the cheapest method OF transportation
You may say what you win freight trains running
IL miles hour aud carrying freghts for one null OF
mills, three mills the actual cost-wlen All 10
told, ascertained by careful experiments WAFER
way will be found the best for cheap, bulky and ponder
Gus freights ,.
II misfortune should fall on the Erie Canal, what
wond be formed te rc a a n
ber of years statute laid an iron hand on these
tion between The Ere and the Central, and that d
rector In should be director In the other 80 $1,000
the two roads rivals or competitors last Winter this
prohibition bill. repealed by an act which promptly re-
statute books to-day. Now freight combinations have
free course without let binderance What beseeeh
freight Continuation was Intended II benooves to
watch the welfare OF the canals more than ever Inc
Republican party has been the friend OF the Canals
DEMOCRATIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR CANAL ABUSES.
But you are called upon TO vote down the Republicans
you must them down in order 70 vote the Demo
Gratis up Why should this be done Why should you
vote up the party which ia stepped In venal ana insuhe
able transgTesson1 The IL that Tlden has at
tackled the canal system Is not strange logic that be-
right act. you shouid be asked to vote for
%Sn vS mi. are a before c any ike ""a it, this
is done It viii the Democratic party has com
Every man here onight, every who votes in this
State this Fall ought to take the trouble TO look over te
uros stand milestoncs, exclamation points on the
pages OF financial history These notorious Ganai IN
and authority Lock a the acts OF legislation ana see WHO
let such avalanche sweep through me oaics smoW
and Tweed governed. lApplause.J Ihey l9ok p,,c ,,
when the Republican party was oe,e o anu vacs Wcr
falsely obtained in NewYork and Kings; Wien tne
platform by frauds which are 10 man. Then
these rscaties took place Where the carcass u 't t
will the eagles be gathered together Then u was lna,
he
itself in carnival OF corruption ana roted III pun"er
win speak Of the contract buldinta reservoir at
Kisco Lake, in OnOndago County The contractor aeeuu
W Wright entered into contract with the Democratic
Cahal Board for clearing and grnh9Tnng' T s'a,e
Was bound Uut"'f to pay the price OF uprootine
the sumps 400 acres Of land But with that singular
felicity In deyitry that they all seem to have, the CON
made in such way TO MI out the eternal NJ,
of things suppose that W 70 was Iecrtsa
for nothing for the contractor got the land cleared Tor
The timber on H. TO cap the climax-and never knew
tins until 4S hours same Contractor IN addition
10 hi. paw found that part Of this timber black ash
which was valuable lie therefore sold that for $4,000
mor and put that in his poese, aIo Now
Democrats having been faithful over few things
Innse '' read IN TIE Xsr,IS1t world Henry d.
Denson was Republican ana sie1;ti ne ,n or
of the Democratic Central Committee Look AT the eau
for the Democratic Committee of Reform ana
Allen Beach, aud James Lord, and OF other men
who know more about these cana iud IMAM bo oT at
school who asked question and who rf fE ra
Board let the of STRENGTHENING The canal at Fort
Schuyler TO this same Denison Tine estimated cost va
This WAS after there had been large accession 10 inc
Board Of Democratic members
Senator Conkng planned the whole system OF canal
frauds and charged that they had all been committed by
Boards made up of Democrats and that the Republican
took ND the criticisms Of me World upon his speee! in
Albany aud them at some meme en E Hos sO d
The World know that Z When said Tamniany Ring
Mr. Kelly short time ago-s6 lately the early days
Convention in Syracuse Kelly picked the
candidates. There 90 delegites from this Island
ra p o thc penp those Who We're onted Of Tam
mnny Their amounting runs not only dowito ter heahS
LET me read some of them There was Mark Lsnigan
Thomas shels, Edward J.; STANDBY Henry W9,nai
Thomas Okelly, Hugh H. Moore, Patrick lysagDt, ana
William W. Cooke. lI.aughter.l | forlear TO speak OF
what ha. said Of the daily walks OF these men, nut
have vcntured to read teSc names III the hope That You
may inquire whether they typlfy the reform sentiment
OF This Imperial city. Yet these men are maslleradins
Ia the garb OF REFORM
CANDIDATES IN THE CITY AND COUNTY.
You have ut hand a judicial election which s to cast
the die for years. and determine the power which Is TO
be welded in this commonwealth Read the ticket. IL
will 10 long before you al an election 80 many places
OIL the Bench to be filed The rights OF liberty ana OF
property at stake, and may hang in the wayrrlne
balances that the judges hold. Coldhesrted indeed,
dce-bOx. He has selected those for whom
Tammany men may vote, and osraciscd those for
whom they NAV not He began this campaign by ale
tempting TO remove lifelong Democrat, man who
has smitten criminals, those tigers OF society
with hgh-bgudcd Justice. What has John X.
Hackett done thai Mr. Kelly should wish
TO remove him from his seat az Recorder !
Whom has he selected; am told that Frederick Smythe
he counsel for liquor Dealers and has been partner
Of the counsel for Peter sweeny james G. spencer Is
can forget that 1870 he subscribed S500-I suppose in
lawful money-to rear monument to william NJ Tweed
in the city that Tweed had robbed.
II you Imprisoned by dangers you carry the key OF
your deliverancc in the Ides cf the coming Noycbe
Let this metropolis wisely that day. and tile hills
and the wales will roll down nortcs 10 meet You THIS
YOU can securehard money free schools. GreGt cheer
ing1 The schools Of this State 10 be- Tor no race
sect creed maintained by just taxation for the benefit of
all Cheers by cheers that you approve OF the
Republican Convention writing " free schools upon lis
banners cheersl that the school system IA to he
defended against all aud hereafter. Cheers
Let this great city be just to herself Nov. 2, and this
great State will be the fortress Of hard money and
sound currency, free schools and government that
VIII insure renewed prosperity and active business