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


not be too strongly condemned Through tne Sn ted
,se OF vountary contributions tis Ia seen 10 e S
sxtoruon reducing The compensation wnd" -, Senanoh
honestly earned, and swelling ltn1 "s0" :"
the people and de eat the popular Viii nv thu
am unalteraby opposed to tue ic, oaIitses
boeye in the intelligence OF tue people wien e. he ct
honest freedom ~ ~ tSe Slate have determined upon
the details OF local government taey shOdu w na
NJ Hnms Ruiz as understand H. lies at the foundation
of republican institutions ana cannot DC 'oo S'''
ere created by the law for certain defined
purposes and restricted IN their opersllo,is S
srrcde limitations; acting within their leci'lin
spnere they should be protected; but when oy av n
ton tie exercise OF uuwarrant"d powe h caed
press the people, the same au horlty winch ~ ,be
should RESTRAIN them and protect the rights o al
instng the relations between the people ana corpora
tons snoad De executed IN good idl, W'oii , Teard
design 10 ereciuaie ITS Objects ana WIZ" ""'
Tor the Interests Involved. -, ,,or, ot our
The laborius CLASSES constitute the main Tsrt orts
population They SHOULD be protected III tn~ii ~
peacaOiy to assert rights wnen enda9ses rn,c
aggregated captal, and oil statutes Sn Sn.si fo
should recognize care o. the state loT % 20, a,
and be framed wiih view OF improves va. Iion
the working man. Wehaye 50 lately had "a ue % al
of the value OF Onr cltiLen sO,oeiy ia -, nye mat "
1t seems argument Is neeesst! W AZ maj ia
should be maintained IN state Oh eniceno'' W ~ w.
usefulness suaii not b. IN 'are9 ,., n, orr state
Certain anenlinedts 10 tue Constitution OF our
invnViny the management OF our canals are 20 oo
passe upon "A. coming election rms suiJcO.
diverse interests. and, of course gyes isV 80 ioT
final settlement, the question Is thus re lp'su
IRON sta!e egsaton any ss@seens u h 9 ON a. lace
am confident tnat tine people viii lntesehty eAanino
the merits OF te subject aad determine Were the pre-
rondennce of interest lies The expendi .ure o. IN 'ney
10 influence the action OF the people al tue pos Oh "
secure legss calculated 10 excite the srtNes V
cerned When tUIs perncious ag ;ncy Is success uil
employed repre- tnatNe ioIin o. government Deooee
cease TO prO.ec,. but made tue means by "hloh
the rights OF The people are sacrineea' au 40 mt
lie treasury dest oiied IL Is useless anu loon't "
our eyes fast mat this cyd exists anons a., i
he1tr and nm rer methods will receive Confidence
our citizens aud their support IL Is Wtu pu
ness not taat the people care Dut ntle lo pg
obd.rtons when tuey are invoked to eounieuance ana
TO ssi ain fraudulent and corrupt prdCuees Anu ~ 20
wen tor country and ior the purlnca,lon VI piS
mat the people times fully reused 10 dahgeI feuu
their Leaders that party methods shoI DO s th
more IMAM means answer tue purposes OF lh"se
profit by political occup~ ION Inc LnPo'' ,le
wise statesmAnShip III NE m"hseement "a ny ID
/ am convinced, however that the perplextes
and tue mystery often surrounding tue adnlhstia
of State concerns grow Ia great measure out o. al
attem,t partisan ends rather thah tho
of the citizen We may. tuldk reduce 70 que ep n
elements duty wuicu pubic servants owe, ~ Oon
stanty bearing IN mind tnnt 'acy are p9 Inn pSIS az
they ARISE aud ~ expend i1r their Denent ms con-
drawn from them by taxation, am proouhdiy con
scios thai tnb the diverse interests 81
great State is not an easy mater Dut pncN9, n -
Gertaken tie proper spirit, all its real WI"
yield to watehfuness and care. Yours Iespectniiy,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Hills letter accepting the Democratic NOM
ination for LeuteD Governor is as follows
ELMIRA oct 7, 1882.
The Hon THOMAS c. Z. EcCLEsISE, Chairman etc -,
DEAR am IN receip, OF your letter Informing
tenant Governor BY the DeInoorstic etate
VAIN thanks to the representatives O1 tIe Dcoo ~! Va
the state or this expression of tir 'ntdence Sfd
ia liz accept the NOMINATION yaue 1t thc more mSdV
because il comes convention con 'pcuOuSb repre-
sentative IN it's character aud unusually Ireo from
factjoDa or personal control rhe platform meets via
INV cordial approval and will commend Itself 10 thc pes
ciiizeus of al parties upon whose support we may con-
f1ety RELY in tins Our cause 10 the cause Oh
The people aAd their decision we can safely submit
the ISSUES With great respect remain Yer!
trnlv vonrs DAVID b. HILL
William c. Ruger has accepted the Democratic
nomination Tor Judge of the Court of Appeals III the
following letter:
SYRACUSE. ". Y. oct. z.
The Hon THos c. Z. ECCLEsISE. Chairman Of Conan'tE
tee, etc a., 49,. ...ai...., ~ -
LY DEAR SIR: Yours OF the 4th INST. containing the
official notice OF my nomination b. the Democratic state
Convention neld ut on the 22d u as tle can
dldae OF the Democratic parry for the ONCE OF JUICE
of tie Court Appeals, this day received fuly
approaching honor which the REPRESENTATIVES. I tne
marry nave conferred NE, ana grateu forums eF
dence of her respect and esteem accept tt houl1a
ton The action OF the convention, not Only IN ne
selection Of of my associates on Jhe tcke',
bnt also in respect the polite principles declared
and set forth n It's platform apparently dictated Dy
the highest wisdom, and merits as IL receives my ear
nest approval am, very respectfully your CoeIleh'
as~vant WILLIAM q. kUGER.