New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12

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oce6mpshed that is tho Democratic nominee for Chief
justice OF Court OF ApDeals Laughter IL Is sim
and able brother Rugrr buried rilden and Reform
there should be erected by the twin onyeho y,
monument bearing tue image and supercrpl0n OF inc
who planted the cOrpse tIaughter Ihele - no
doubt as 10 Mr. Ringers ability as awyer no a. the
rarest to be found In the makeup OF our Inpcaou
human nature; The Judicial quality wnGn rs
neither by Dieudice pa which hOllS IN
the scales of Justice Is so rare mat when once ioI
ree govern pent 1t should 10 el a. the most prGGbt35
Charles Andrews, the Republican nominee laPpaussg1l
imoHs appianse and the unanimously favorable Judg
ment Of ali suors and all lawyers lApplause'I
THE NOMINEES FOR GOVERNOR.
Now the Democratic nominee for Governor Ia gehue-
man OF ability, OF character, OF standing In MS COM
munity who except three years In which he was 9her
has devoted himself sudousy to his profession as
lawyer looking after particular branch ofthe law that
he unknown to the politics OF this state or any man
in this audience until be nominated for Governor
admit all that the Democrats aim ior MN as ~ s Io
only had "a many years experience as Judge FoIger
may be true hut the executive office OF TINS stare Is not
primary SCHOOL for tine training o. statesmen lneteI
hear n claim of this kind but think OF that MaSsach
sotts man who had become disglsted WIN tno Pt pa Az
the canvas-back duck. He said "fhe CapeCod uuGk
tes 'o "a good IF he wonid on!y eat mild celery but
darn him, he won't eat it !" fLauElter ,o..od
Mr.. Cleveland and the whole Dc uocratiG state cket
am glad OF it, a. an individual VIII tel you why trr
mcnt These gentlemen, whenever have lost my head
aud proposed to obandon business Ior public Re, hVe
taken the position that no man holding
business relations with the corporations OF
the state or country 2ors was and e5 TaneSso ss
| men engaged in other pursuits. Now, am gad 10 see
ticket tat has railroad lawyer at one end OF H. and
railroad president a. the other lAppouseJ laccOro
that when lie sees ut accept and has the character 70
receive The nomination OF his party Tor dStngnlsned
regardless OF his private aid personal business. zap
rl1use.l Now why does The State Committee OF the
Ant-M0n0polists ndorse tins ticket Last winter AT
meeting called ut Albany by the gentlemen who mad GOT
control OF the organization representing tnat sentiment
net distinguished member OF tne county Dehlocrhc5,
who SAID he was on the way TO Aioany Ior tno
| organization out OF tho hands Of Tammany Hal
and transferring 1t to the County Democracy. .auSn,
| the work When got there | discovered that he Sc
leccd several hundred muscular natnralzed cltTen5
| who resided in and abOut the Capitol. ana claIkcu
" Chautauqua ION the back OF ono, and HefkhCt
| the back Of another, and "St. Lawrence on inc
back another and Cayuga on the back OF another,
aud Onondaga on the back of another; and they
went into that convention, and transferred IL, lock
the Unsuitable and cLpaciOu5 pocket OF the Hon
Samuel j. Tiinen, and tao first use which Uncle sammy
Democratic ticket clean through, railroad lawyer rail-
road president and all.
can nominee there Ia 10 quest on as to WHO nc Is,
ana You need not look up neTs
record Lls life. Distinguished as senator.
Judge, Secretary of the treasury and aS clil
an overwhelming majority for tniei Justice of the
Court OF Appeals he VIII bring back 10 the GuDernatora
office. II elected the traditions OF Marcy OF wright ana
Of Seward. (Applausel
Fellow ciizrns. We are in the midst of great pros
penGy; stand upon bonanza whose opening prom
ises wealth employment ana happiness for all Business
never good: The mills cannot run last enough.
and there not nOurs enough IN the day to meet the
demand Tor manufactured fIUrcs. The product Of the
soil in cereals larger tins year Gn = mas been III any
year bnt one of tne last twenty-five. We are in
the opening of grand business, which is 10
give wealth employment. power AMI prosperity 10 tne
mfr mud IN IN II.
Nothing checN ts progress puJ bal politics; ana bad
politics are Denocr4tc victory AMI good politics arc
Republican success. Continued apilauseJ
THE OTHER SPEAKERS.
When the applause had died away after Mr.. De-
pcw's address Mr. DOwl introduced Howard Car
rcll as the young mems candidate" Mr. Carroll
told funny story to put his audience in good hu-
Nor, and then challenged General slocum. his o9po
nent, to Joint canvass of thu state
Sir. Dowd next introduced United States Dis
trict-AtiOrney A. W. Tcnnoy, of Brooklyn, as g a
rural orator who dwclis In the village AT the other
end of the bridge" Mr.. Ienney spoke In part as
follows
One OF the newspapers Of this city said. few days
AGO that tais meeting would oe addressed among others
by sialwHrt If standing by ,ue saratoga hoihnce
makes StGwart place me In the front rank 81 that
sOI"n man Il V'G HcpaScS ''V Who never y' broke 1
ranks, want 'front.' scat amons the sta-
commonly used. am proud 10 bear the name or that
party which was formed nmld the Iausic OF falling
field. / am q Stalwart Garfield Republican LAppiausc.l
The speaker then gave history of the Saratoga
Couyeniicns dOlngs TO show that it was fair and
above board IN everything that Federal lnterler-
cuce was not used, and that two of the United
states Attorneys III the state sill q" bore the Re
publican banner alOft while we tralcd 1t n the
du IT.
When Alr. Tcnncy finished many people left the
ha l. and il was several minutes before General A.
Sheridan. of Louisiana. who spoke N pace of the
Rev. Dr.. Newman (who was suffering from sore
throat could De heard. / lie speaker said that be
knew little OF the quarrel that seemed
TO he raging anon" the Republicans
of New-York. but he knew that. Whatever
mistakes the Republican party had made. il was in
hnl'ely more WORTHY O, confidence than the Demo
CiylI Service Reform by turning the State Govern
mrut and ITS patronage over to the Democrats and
compared re records OF tho Two great parties WIN
many humorous touches which brought out loud
ann ausc and laughter. When General Sheridan
had finished, Nr DoWd put the qu stion of passing
the resolutions to the audience and they were car
ripI WI ChpgIs.