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

spou' ~ men in the ncd could confidently ask anu
certainly edpSGs TAppause But return here 70
find the conventions adjourned, tne 'a aor whom
have the proonndest respect to their judgement ana
their honesty seriously discussing % m far sever
sef from The Republican party OF the Natoh as 10 ~
into temporary bankrnptcy ana put ms p0"''"
As corpora of the orgenizl alton ana famlar MA
is condition know t9St siSSa 1 1cG assets in tie
Corton record of the past and undyfng prhelpes Oh AZ
senson so gave that that lsst and runcus recourse OF
partnership should be resorted toapphea'I"n ~ c
mat as the canvass is now set IS impossible Tor any
osher receivers - he appoint Inso 'nos % Hon To6n
Kelly. TApplauso and aughter1 In the pie es I'M
dion OF III laws of this State relating 70 reeed, ii
tee as 20 the conduct of those officers can never me
sent TO pu: any portion OF my 2onc1' p'0p''''
hands OF those gentlemen. lAppiausNI
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
New iuauire rs a late arrival, and not paru'l"''e
in the contest. what is the cause OF TINS eA''y
condition of alairsl The deporaoe isc's ooi",
with the organization OF the Sta'e Cothm'''ce n"'
passed into history, but the convention OF h'e huuo'o
do,ecaes onin ated the ticket which now before u.s.
OK voting In the majority and 222 in the minority ana
on the motion distinguished leaders OF the
minority Senator Warner Miller ana Attorney DeheIai
Russell the nomination made unanimous lhioe
weeks have elapsed siucc the convention ajournei and
he 222 neither individuals nor IN thcir egSreS.e
capacity. have M; Tor the purpose OF eecaHs lin an
the convention suppression OF theif nus aS %
ity in delhcratve body ,Appiaiss' anu tic
stand that the two gentlemen VINO lea th3 O4poslpl
ana IL had been in the convention III ACCORDANCE VIII
my previous associations and affiliations shOuiu HNe
le one % fhc 22-I understand that those TWO gente-
propose 20 sustain The ticket Gnd take the stump III
In Inc State OF pennsylvania where party difficulty
arose and part o. party alleged tuil they nsu pceH
deprived OF their rights in the primary meeu3s3 aiu
in the na convention they nave placed TICKET IN the
1eld and appealed the Repu 1esn voters 10 SUSTAIN
state, as lle canvass - now
set only three ways bafore us one 10 s'ay u.
home ord east half Democratic y09 nnoe I've 40 oar
the polls and cast whole one ana le ,nlu 10 0I
heretofore 10 the party Oh Our ale'ohH "u" o
'u pderias rom ANY the orsoazat roe1eisgi
independence politics and the rign OF tle iyid al
10 do as lie likes have pursued IL myself into revolt
fion aud brayca and received political ostrdcsa BEt
felow-cltlzens parties are Orsanlzed WIN then
NECESSITY i'm the conduct of COVE nmcn win te aOso
ute necessity Of the 5uOOrdlnaol OF tnc views Oh tc ~
diydu 20 the expressed VIII o. tns mgoti y ''
andhave behind him DO nis ana MS conscience
SsfSTe pc I Woh p bis views and MS principles are
Identical aud absolutely conneeted iAipiause'l
NO ORDINARY ELECTION.
Now this ia no ordinary election whcra You can 10ss
the and catch them let them fall as you Ike
Prior to 1916 the Governor OF this State possessed
powers so vast that he the aut0crat of lis party ara
the arbter of the interests Of the state The abuses
of power led TO revolution OF S46 ana then tho N
ecutive was stripped OF all authority left mere figure
head and power RELOCATED back to the people. in
the swing Of the pendulum. in 1874 the constitutional
he can control legislation, control appropriations.
and, through his patronage. run the GOV
and into hs hands during the next torn viii psss the
insurance companies and their Interests The banks ana
their Interests the public works OF the STATE, with their
vast receipts and expenditure aud patronage and power
The Railroad Commission bill is 20 be tested Eyey
those commissioners shall he nitOe thieves nor Cy2uks
norpartisans He wan that they SaJ 9s men OF gnaf
aries OF the State that their names
shall be guarantees of the honest ana fair
adj mir mt UI
10 you t. decide in your own Judgments whether, III
view OF ns.ory o. the past and he manner in winch
the Democratic parry, no matter how Offered in an
election emergency, uses all power 4Of succtSs-li te
exrraoruuary authority the vast railroad vote OF
this and not uoe for partisan purposes Hefeo
lore that vOte has stood upon inc lh'olH lnlE'Men
Of every officer and every Gnp.oyf, % VIII
IN his politics and subordinate only IN as business 90 Ie
corporation Wiic1 be served; bt With me stare con
troll over the corporations partisan commission might
use 1t with 1n,rOnng effect IN local OF III general
Tben We are to eec; this fall House Of Assembly
Tie senate is already Democratic. II the Honse OF
Assembly comes into possession of the same party aHd
tho Governor in possession Of the same party, what Will
be the result The next Legislature is 10 apporuoa
Does the history Of the past give any guarantee
those districts viii not be SO gerry ianiercd ~ per
manenty to change the Congressional delegation from
this STATE In tne National House OF Representatives, no
matter VIVA. may DC me Judgment OF tue Staiei Lap
plausel You al remember ina; IN icoo John A GIls
void was elected Governor aud coint'd out; You re-
mtinber thc revolution by which the Republican party
gaining possession OF the EXeculYc once OF the 9eae
and of she Assembly, succeeded All slo u Unanimous
Democratic opposition no mater "lit' tno 81
i nn1 7ihrev nbnnI lie Drl,o; box the protection
for AN honest deposit Of the vote and an honest
c9nvas' ana eoahng Oh iS "nrn,i b3,ty al
over Tie Nation have Iooica tle repeal
of those laws IN order iA@t New loIR m'gat
De taken ont "i u,c Pn , M o;
+Tancyt Assen,by and also succeed in aleclg their
Governor. know and kno" ma thor ,rS IeI!sa
ton Wil be 10 eEeSp rom 10 ai IT. ~ a. ,t.
non rlo 80. ~ IN eo"dh1 NM; ,i,ofIrr yoI.
anu "lsem NY q. Snu6ic,6 ylr r in Inc ste Of sew
kion ,t inaI,er rryo1fi.u comes 10 GOOD
IOlh, So, - h. cittc. l., Inc l,e of NrU-Y,rk An
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