New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
WHAT THE RESOLUTIONS SAY.

]
Reso,red That the Republicans II Ncw-Yorl City.
bur, iug ai past differences, do cordially and EN-
phnticaiy approve ot the phti"tm Ul"Pcd anu M tnc
nominations made by the recent Republican Convention
| al sara "ga. .,
with the prominence and vital Importance ot National
issues nm the coming state election. involving II does,
70 r b oycr,irov Of fhe Rrpnhiican National policy
PesoIrd That IN its platform the Republican party has
therein the sentiments of the people on those qnes
tons of political and industrial fe which ensroSs tue
minds of thoughtful men of the present time. In thi-
rePrct ~ r i clins 70 the issues Of the pss ard
10 those methods OF political management OF which the
riprst fruits the slaychOlders rebellion aud the
| career Of A illiam VI. Tweed
ali Oooi czous the Republicans of Ncw-iork city I'M
c,ples and nnr ,o,es: Is-cforn Of the civil service.
to insure int gritty aud cXperrnre ana to promote
economy IN the adnl r'l"l :" ,l''Dnal' Ctite H,'
local government, opposed to the Democranc doe
true 10 the vctorS De'onS llr SloiS S,rlci
limitation Of pubic ,eSp'nutnIeS. 10 tIe ac,u', i
requirements Of Eoot government honestly and
snpriV abolition OF NationlI war taxes; ard
iudicous adjustment OF nrc"ssiry Stie and local
r. aud rnantIn the ryat on aud Improvement OF
! American labor opposed to tine Dsmorrlc doctrine
o free trade. We contend for theinduStral independents
of the United rtites 4tnIhr reconstruction Of Aneri
can siprng the ruin long Threatened. Oy Demo
cratic legislation, ana now hnay accpm shel thr"uEh
the Inerce~s persecution of srvntc citizen, vino g.
| pot only the representative of American Shpbuiding
| mi .resis hut a representative American mechanic aud
workrngman. 5th-Ihe establishment and maintenance
Ola sonn stable convcn ent currency. adapted TO
of lustriai pope an so reg liied thu
| tho wages of to-day shall not Oe PAD IN the
| drurrciated dollar of tomorrow. Gth-LibcrH
s'npp',tor snpp"E @spec.iy OF those who became our
feIow-ctzeus by the verdict OF Cvil War; The best
guarantee their iualirnlbe ri-htot slnr's' 7th-
Ahso ME freedom aud security OF The ballot for every
american rltzrn entitled to VOTE irrespective of go Or"r
social Ostracsn of white Republican voicrs. relied uon
hy the Dcmocg"lc farS r" II and rD ~ sod 'i s
TJcsoird Tna the nominees the Republican party.
| l-f flelrp ne
aud acknowe tsed abilities. amply JUS nv the pnplsi
| FORM of the Republican Convention. We commend thrm
to our fellow OF Hl parties. tine highest de
gree entitled to confidence, and emncuy iii 10 be IN
trusted with the public concerns o. IN" uprr state.
TipnIIH RcSyir n. That while we Recognize fhc merits
of onr AMI tine superior claims "l onr candidates
we must fa 10 consider th We ar" con routed 10y
vieut Jealous aud interruption. foe who Will leave no
methods untr-d to acc"m1isn h' own success aud oar
will ultimately determine IN" result u TINS most n-
mort mt contest. No Republican can. Therefore. with
impunlty NEGLECT 10 register or ny III, 'ole aul
personal mhu"nc" 70 10 all IN h- power I" prevent
hrdisastrou~ consequences wnicat us time -cciay
would attend q democratic victory.
RINGING WORDS FROM MR. FORAKER.
After the resolutions had been adopted
amid applause Mr.. Cnolte said: Now,
gentlemen. you have behaved yourselves 50 well
YOU shall now have the f1n for which Won clmc.
shall have the honor of pr senng You the chosen
flower of the people of OHIO. loud and Iro-
longed chceung.l | pres mt 10 YOU the Gov
ernor-eect OF the BucScye State, the Hon.
Joseph y. Foraker. lLoul applause.
Judge Foraker. who received with loud cheer
ing. spoke q follows:
FlLIow-Cru ~: Iobscrye some diHicultv-I observe
a great many dlhIculucS-in the way ~ Hals aciorv
speaking m connection With tII- meeting: put one of
tnr most prominent med ncs" reminds me "i h" slorY
which the oil ladies "t tHtarau-u, County 90
your state were III the bt'I. lew years a-o
0i clotnIuc lh,lr ljte boy. Ihry made ihcm thHt
r lT,S t,f when yail ~ !. l,y Ta,n,on f
fff. D. ff ltf 90
and cAecr..I so u is u, ! come TO spcak
To- t''' This meeting ami see thi- m,iu.dcrut al.
d'rncc IN ir"n' , OF n, 'noia'r . r.r t. .r TIE
know which way To turn. Laughter But suppo-e
u is safe 10 Wrn toward t1e "-l"r"r men. ih"y
ty- turn towards iu', nave "'"r'rI ILtn-h"rI
No~. the hs-t thns want to s-y to 80" .1 tL'' am
very much -rnIhl lhur'l 10 l'"Iu 'L'i q"
New York as had -nup"-ed wd-. ithrrrsl knew
orite number Of years have enjoyed frIeu i.ilp,
very dear to ilc oi people living ih ID" STATE %.
twenty years alo. when, wearing the same uui'
form. / uarci,d shouldcr 10 shoulder "lih
der T ihr tenrrl Later n va, iny fortune % make
Alt,r The var was over undcrtook % hu,h au cin-
cau"n winch the var ma le"r"i'tA interrupted. /
T''''~~yor5 of grr4f Iu.,ifn.inn OF Ic.ruIp,
M ,I,i,U t,af viii n,rl,',ialr T., coming srrcf
tious the hOnorcd name ot Err t'rurL IAppEtu-'.
remember as read that was parIcu.,rly iuprc-,cd
with tat declaration oil the founder "hcu he -d that
hc would est biish an Institution wh'rr prr-"hs from /
any stale could und ln'itu ton ihon-ht that man
who prorccucd such broad. comprehensive Ideas |
wa, keeping step with tuat masn'ncrut marcn
which mankind cVrtJwncrc hut 's"'l aJ n ms c'un-
try T. making SO went to totuoi ami ever since In
humble ""f. II mas ,7'n ln5 pilur a. w'I % g., 1 ETr't
pleasure TO nave h'd "c4h'lntdhceH lh't i"ou-hJ /
great deal OF growing out ol thai a,s"cidlou. 80 10
was knew that when came q Nrw-f"rh had some
friends at least here nu dId not expect, ~ Hdii To
be 50 wei acquainted, aud yet notwithstanding /
your state should have frrat home annie You here
Tonight for am Republican loud app lSusc. and
Republican hasa rsn to Iccl At homo on every nch Of
American soil lApPiau-cL
II hts been w..h a proui consciousness that .
",,' %'.y IRON, tbr western end 'ynur ~ ,ic
u""n ''"'" .'o ,,,'.,,,,,.,., ro,,' S,' ,.,r '.
uuiI arrived In thi, great empu um -day-a proid
travelling it th- n,g atup .,cr uc aud over
the people with whom w's minsing tuat Wa, loitug /
homes Ia the state Of D'io pPHu-r: al the
way uudcr the same lusiltutoh~, governed by .
the same genera Laws mnth"E very
marching shoulder 10 shoulder win tue pc rlr Of y
and every other stare ana every IcIHio,y In al ibis
Union. marching forward 10 That common destiny Tor
sututi"ns which, 'y lhr course or the i'rpubHfhh
parry. have been le'petnhcd to a, for
-pccIy. Juercforr. do feel at home. coming hcr.
the mission that ha- hrouihi me to ak TO YOU IN bchnf
q Iscpuulicdui-m But | diu aware have been
Of ib, m'rin, is To- r,iify The non!,ti,m, tiaf hnyc
therefore. To state campaign. | aui not con,orarI
about that winch concerns you alone. You
nave matters Of local character that it Is
proper Tor you to taka INTO consideration;
aud as he has VII and appropriately said. u "a uuy
your prvIlc.e but your as, IA ia" interest good
government 80 determining who snail have the benefit
OF siiirtgc-, to STATE the merits aud dement's
yolr caudl LtrS r-surctlvclY ApOut all that nave no
concern. would not undertake tp talk to yuu auOuL
that II cOult can say. however, that II uds been
with great qualification 10 the ErpHhi cans q ONO.
to the Republicans OF tine wuo.e United -tates. and
| know be to the Republican,, STATE ol New
York. through which have been travelling Tor the lat
three days. shat The chart OF your candidates that
which charm has represented 4 To br-Of Nriy
hi-lest ord -n"hin@ thcm rmhcnih worthy represent
atIves oi the republican party iAppausrI Aud II Is
the duty, therefore, Of every Rrpub .cad. every
man VINO Is Interested Ia good goycruuruf
every man WHO wants municipal reform !
every man who wants Clyl service reform. every man
VINO wants dcccncy aud law aud orIcr 10 come 10 tnr
support the turd day OF November with ballot tOr
Ira davenport and General Carr. lApplausel
me on, VlCTOHY.
Now your chairman has said sonrting about Ohio