New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
.ARGUMENrs FOR CORNELL.



REASONS wncn IMPEL oPrONFNls OF THE MA
CHINE" 10 SUPPORT BIN
The following interesting and Important
circular has been issued 10y the Cornell and iio,sns
Count, Campaign Club, winch has n'adquAiters at No.
45J FOurtn-ave.:
NEw-YoRK. Oct. =, 1879.
Many Of our friends and as-octtc ana especially the
friends ard followers o Horace Greeley. VIII remember
thar IA, II II no, all the officers aud menne OF tins clun
hav, been earnest and OF the principle
OF opposition To what l. hlowh " machine M the
Republican party. such pctscur may. many have,
ask us why We 80 promptly Iudorss the action o the
party at Saratoga, and especially accept the formal
leadership of Mr.. Cornell Iney dsk. is not Mr. Cornell
the purest tpe. The most complete "nisiowth oi t"e
prircipie Of dicatOn 10 politics. We desire to answer
these questions briefly and ask fcilowEepubican-
who pr pose not to Mr. Core To cons dcT some
OF cur reasons for supporting b.H.
frst-so far have tnowiedge, no ore Imp caches
ms onor or integrity nor the, question his ability
10 IerforIn the duties OF the office of Governor His
family connections. his own history, and his experience
and rec nd official positions. sure guarantee GA
these p,irt. A. . Federal Office holder his duties
fal uiy performed, aud nis accounts closed eoreetv
A. -cAe oi thc Assem- oA MS rSolu Il ree from tNe
The New Capo Bui dngs hc refused absolutely 10 sanc
tOu the pans unless tey could De Kept within the nit
fixed ny lnc Legislature. As fcdrrh O.c.al he & re,
fi- L. iake ndv. OF the exemption Of tax upon
H. income His recent payment of business Obligations
from which he "as legally lIr.' Is i1 Eve" nee % LIE
nice sense 4, % MS honor, abhty and luies
rifx llu urt 4 70 b. II.
S,cOnd-1he SafatOga Convention was unusually ifee
ne forms Of Oucl6 machine D. nuchce
ana after ul canvass ol the merits oi all the cahd
0ni,s with great unaumity they selected Mr.. Cornell.
under the full convection that us domination wouu
meet the approval al true Republicans and right
IN H., tfescai contest We accept the leader
shp OIL NJ Cor.c because of the attitude OF the ID n
ocr tic party led aud controlled IN caucus by SOnd
houth and because tue recent acts OF tte Dem cratic
party both branches OF Congress, ana IT'S policy, as
have created a welI-iOundcd belief IN the minds
d
Democratic partv means trouble and dishOnOr To tbe
Nation and H. Constitution. We accept Dis leadership
nj Ills tne tueIriore 10 the end that emphat
ica, express our disapprOval ot tho lawdefyng and
Revolutionary course of the Solid South. we item
Understand tna law must be upueld ana that The spirit
Of 81 sial Ives.
tun winch nominated Governor koDinrOn without real
IL n that the Tdcn Machine absolutely controlled its
action. that Governor Robinson Is Its mere crea-
tur, Is nOi the admitted central ngufe IN the game
Great Cpnercrf Ine cry o. mae ine therefore, SHOULD
b. against Governor Robinson ana not Mr. Cornell
For aud many Oher Reasons We support tne cleo
Of Mr. Cornell and ais associates on he ticket, ana
earnestly urge all VINO hdveever been denned with
the Republican party desire 5000 government, TO put
aside tLcr objections and once more emphasize
is principles by giving It's candidates an overwhelming
CHEIsropHER PULLMAN 18Th Dist. President
JOHN ID. MCLEAN. 18Th Dist,
:. V. X ORUGER, 11tD Dist.
HENRI {. koBSsOS. 22d Dist, Vice Presidents.
EDMUND {. LEI. 18Th Dist,
hans POWELL. 4,h Dist,
GT1EaS ;. YoGSG. 4th DIST }secreiaries
PLIEK J. sTUYVEsAsT. let Dist, Treasurer.
wORKINGMEN sUPFOETING MR. AsTOR.
The WOrkingmens Senatorial Convention in
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