New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-07

Soo i h 18th s;des failed TO accomplish this de-
sred result But whatever the action Oh llo 'vu'-
mittee, the matter OF temporary anner free and
disposed of by the convention IN nianneI no hs
untrammeled. l favored your appointhi1.nss oc
cause in conversation, Won iniorlneu my mo oOJ
came to the convention entirely uncoinm,o.cu, on"
would not have come otherwise, and tnat you pre-
ferred the success of the party 10 the oesish.io
any one man nominee. regret w say I', 10; IN
il nntorfnnate that all were not In accord WIN
II has always been understood that the Repno-
hcan party the party OF freedom, ana ~ ia. has
heen contended, If not universally conceded tnaV
every member should act according 10 nus 1uus-
menf within party lines. IL is not strange, thSle
fore that the rev who now complain or your "iioO-
ton are so un-Republican or perverSe una! ,noy
talk of voting for the Democratic ticket SUI
posed that the position of Dutchoss Coun N''s ~
essentially different from yours In tnat Oui' ~?
there is no Republican faction that ever heavu o.
Since factiona names were coined Its rcpiesou'"i
tives have acted more fir quenty Win my iii
"Stalwarts" than with the so-caIled rnnI
Breeds" They have never taken iaet INA,
course bnt on every occasion have acleu, az stIy
believed for the interest and adyancemsI W. tr
Throughout the state as neither otalwat li 10
"Halt- Breed" Such has been the % e
of the Republican electors. Such mas Decu 'o uP sc
and unfinished declaration for the past Two years. vi
Republican District conventions ne MI t,GoII
OF Dutchess We're IN favor oil inc eleetG ~ - The
and Arthur. The friends of each contuouteI 10 tno
suocess of the other. Republicans IN tha' iocuIY9
unitedlv supported the Administration OF O.r1eIu,
and after the calamity OF his death, they rs ulu Wv.
party Throughout the states, resolved 10 ) 'pPVti'
ttrt6nr' They always stand by a Republican Ad-
,niuistration far as they believe II 10 po lisn
Wien II tails of its duty, rs TO any matteI Oh pIlTJ
pie they 40 not hesitate WITHIN parry iiut ; -
10 onpose it, Last year was CHOSEN h'llil'n " "
the State Committee. The hrst suggestion 10 uo
the position came from man who al the lScVHv
convention was earnestly Tor roger: Dut ta' -
inInaIefiai, for everybody VINO mas khoWleukEo.Vii
the organization of the COMMITTEES Elbows INA. !
dechued 10 be chairman, except with the approval
OF all tue members -,: $50. L.,
II h0h
with any facuon. 1t Is further known that maue
no distinction between so-called cbalWhIe anu
Half Breeds i'll my Ofhclal actloh'. may aiu,
with surprise at their want OF consistency, 'hat
several prominent gentlemen, who are reporteo 10
be disSat ished with the republican ucAet nov
were active ia opposition 10 tne eicctlou ol tho nc
pub!ican ticket last year. In TACT, Whatever IIe
result of the coming election may De, tne pio'pect
Tor tae election OF ticket appeared lar less nat
tering AT the same stage OF the canvass Iast year
than Il does to-day. IN regard 10 the preferences
of the Dutcness delegates | know mat lhe mrs.
choice OF nearly all OF them Tor Governor was tho
eminent juust and statesman, Challes D. IoecI'
This fact had Tor long time been known 10 lhe III
innate friends OF other possible nominees me
Dutchess delegates were RepuDhcans OF
of them could have been Influenced
by me OF by any other person against ms own con
yictiOns | certainly should not have had the
audacty to make the attempt 30 lar as was
concerned, was candidate Tor no once W me
state Convention, as every Oody WHO Spoho NO, - I
had no arrangement or understanding Win any
man or TO any position LOT myselI or OF any
other person on the ticket. Whoever states 10 the
.outrary ri her does not know the truth or mas for
gotten the TRUTH OF the truth Is not IN nm. 1 de-
sired honesty. fidelity ana harmony, ana nothing
more Ii suggestions that might nave been IN
tended as inducements to take any particular action
In regard to the ticket were made u ms, not one
came from the supporters OF Charles j; f0iger and
not one was made that was not repeIied WIN H.
dgnation on the spot.
Now, Air. President, l am unable to divine bow
Republicans can win III tine present or future by
killing each other. If they VIII obterate the lines
that sepa factions and use their NeapOns against
the common enemy, they shall surely succeed. The
immemorlal maxim, United we stand divided we
faIU has lost UOne OF It's significance from age III
the event OF defeat, our common enemy can alone DC
the gamer Wholesome Legislation for several years
NAV he annued, and statues bringing sadness to
the Republican heart may be enacted. Inc appcr-
tiomnent vi the state into Congressional distress II
left 10 INSCRIPTIONS pdrtlsanS, may change ne com
pleXion of our National Legislature, and undo the
magnificent achievements or the party OF liberty ana
11rn9ress m the work OF recOnst ructiOn and ella
ton since the Rebellion. IL $500 great strain
upon the intellect to imagine that mar
Inony can best be evolved from dlscOrd.
few Republicans sem To argue mat
the more marked ana bitter the present eStTange-
ment, the more close ana pleasant Will be INC future
alliance. l cannot believe that any true RepuDli-
cans IN nuuionJ OF temporary disappointment or
oeuauce Will sacrifice alike principle and interest
10 "A feeling of dIshOnOraDle revenge. Inc KeptD-
lcan party originated III justice, IN charlty Ill
honor, ANA for almost quarter OF century 1t has
controlled AID guided our country destiny Dy al
herring 10 principle and not 10 men, ana iepudlate
the suggestion tudl any idlSc HulhbcI VI tS
members or any honorable men IN us ranRS, VIII
sacrifice 10 loss importance or failure OF aggrtn-
dl7ement, the vital principles Tor winch they nave
fought in former days stand squarely, iearIeSsly
ana confidently upon the hepuolicah platform.
have always favored local selt-gON eminent, as
Tending to cause every citizen to taAe III municipal
affairs "A part at least prOpurtonate 10 MS sell
interest and his desire Tor the pubic veal
am IN favor OF a broad and impartial suffrage Tor
the protection of human rights. l am OppOscu 20
uonOpoies in ali cas,s, ana 10 the grant OF powers
10 corporal and associations TO such an extent
AS will enable them 10 trench upon the nights and
privileges of the individual. But Whenever and
wherever for the convenience ana Dencnt OF the
mimic IL is necessary that there should he aSgTe
cation OF capital, that capital should be protected
TO the extent as tie capital ana enterprise OF
an Individual Unless TINS done, lDcOnVC1 nee
and loss would necessarily fall upon the puOhc,
and particularly upon the poor. monopoly gen
orally exists when an individual Controls ana not
when a large number unite their energies ana thelr
fortunes ior the protection OF themselves ana the
people. Whenever associations ana cOTpoIaiIOl5
exist vigilance and and are always 10 DE invoked
TO prot. CT the weaker against the power and pos
slole entertainments of the stronger
ii elected. and tine dujy OI appointing commit
tees shall devOiye upon me- SnaI! nave no hesta-
ton in saylng aud IL would be an insult 10 me to
doubt that every interest affecting the people, so
far a. il may be my power 10 assist, shall nave
far represt ntaiOn and full opportunity TO present
Its views ITS claims and ITS dem mos TO the legloa
tive authority That have some enemies, because
for nearly quarter OF century have battied for
honesty and good government against corruption |
and fraud, Will candidly admit. Ii had no enc
mics 4 should consider myself unit TO receive the
sufiIages of the honest electors OF the state.
FOLGER CLUBS ORGANIZED.
The Vita Assembly District Republican As
John Simpson presiding. Many new members were
added IN the roll md resOlutlOns uDaumOuslV |