New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
THE FINAL APPEAL
A STIRRING TRUMPET NOTE FROM REPUBLICAN

A STIRRING TRUMPET NOTE FROM REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.
The following final appeal to the voters of this
State was issued yesterday by the Republican
State Committee:
The election in which the Republicans of New
Importance. The clear and explicit platform
unanimously adopted al saratoga and the worthy and
unexceptionabls candidates placed in nomination fairly
represent the 100000 Republicans OF York. and
it may be confidently assumed command their cordial
They are Justly proud Of the pre- eminent part they
bore in the achievement Of the great National victory
last autumn and they are highly resolved sup.
plement that beneicent triumph by the restoration
Of the ascendency of the Republican party this state
which it has perslsfeniy Iabored.
The four n3w states of the Northwest by their
first cleo ton have not only strengthened the Repub-
majority IN the National House of Representatives
and confirmed and made secure for many years the
predomnance of the party in the Senate OF the United
STATES but they have demonstrated that the political
organization whose record constitutes the most bril-
liant chapters in the annals of the Republic holds
the present and the future as we'll as 1t held the past
at its sure command.
For those elections make plain the enlistment in
the Republican party of the young of thought and
action who are the architects and masters Of those
Republican control in all branches of the National
Government, the Dakotas, Washington and Montana
with the principles and the party which saved the
Union and are the guarantee of Its prosperity and
There. as well as in this State. the lines of contest
those which the National election of 1889 was
won. The platform on which Republican President
was elected wac affirmed anew by the emphatic ma
jortes of the first Of October, and the new Northwest
OF comradeehp in fidelity and DEVOTION in zeal and en-
thusiasm. New-York must continue 10 lead in tho
triumphant march of the Republican phalanx or lag
behind he the ally and the tool of the reactonsts
who seek stll TO array solid South against the patri
otto purposes of all and Union loving citizens.
While their relations. and obligations TO their
brethren throughout the Nation impose the Repub
leans of New York the duty of repeating and extend
ing their victory of last November considerations
affecting the welfare of the state and the Interests Of
for Stale officers and to add TO their maories in both
houses Of the Legislature
A Governor elected by a combination discreditable
and DANGEROUS to the commonwealth thrusts his per-
He has forced the nomination by his party for
State officers Of lncumbents who by neglect OF Their
@ t Sq naT % to be aSS
Transaction the participants IN which have ESCAPED
prosecution could be made partisan prclence and
display while the nomination for a place on the
awarded for personal services 10 the Executive and
contractors who are his friends ,,., u,,.,. tho
honest debts Of the State and trample on the reason
able appeals of charity and Ie gOs and economist
while he spurls the petitions Of thinking citizens Of
Of t Ra" ballot and to p prevent the Corrupt use Of
money at elections and he repeatedly thwarts meas.
million Hi R'S dollars tss 100000 year i1 taxes from
the homes and farms Of the people Of the state;
sins of which he Is conspcuously and alone guilty,
and with groesque absuTdity arraigns Republican
Intelligent voter in the STATE knows that not a
dollar has been or be taken from, the people
- Obvious allie TO the light by which his pompous
hypocrisy Is seen, and his sham and naked pretenceS
substitutes pretensiOn for performance. deceit for
duty, and thus. in the farce Of Democratic Reform
nc 1Ip l vast majority Of the voters, in
Guiding very many OF the more thOughini ana sincere
Democrats of this state, have come 70 understand
that Governor Hi. in the of Tweed just be-
fore bis fall has become dictatora arrogant and reck
less in the exercise of official functions and In his
political control until he assumes to own not only
his party. but the State as we'll An enlightened
methodsi and his supporters have fallen away
from him that it may with substantial truth be sad.
his party, he no longer fairly represents IT, but only
the vicious forces of society.
To check aud punish the intrigues of such destrc-
tive politician. to stop reputation. to continue the
Republican policy Of requiring CORPORATIONS 70 Pay
the restrictions Of the liquor traffic by proper taxation,
and thus TO Tighten the taxes on homes and farms
he D and ena v Sa Of the
wealth should increase the Republican majorhes
o o2n GHseo S Candidates s to the STATE ONCE
The need Of Republican revival n ae Empire
demand for a change in the departments at Albany
atire adequate to countoract the plots and ntrgues
Of the regulating Governor. would be guarantee of
thorough and benefcen reforms: while II is not -
be forgotten that the state senators nov TO be chosen
United States in 1891.
The rvalries Of factions aggravated by the widely
prevailing dissatisfaction Of the better class OF Demo
Gratis with the fragrant and Nrannicai course OF
Governor Hill in forcing dscedited candidates upon
his convention have distracted the Democratic
party and aenated and disguised the better portion
Of H.
The Republicans Of New-York by unity. deermi
nation. organization and careful attention to 6rngng
the voters TO the polls can win victory all along
the line the 9Th Of November. The time for
work Is short but It is sufficient. Let every county
and town and ward committee and every individual
Republican put forth hearty and vigorous efforts and
the polls will close with triumph which WIFI give
good cheer 10 the rary all the TLou. and insure
good legislation and genuine reform for this majestic
Commonwealth.
The Republican State Committee earnestly invoices
your assistance in It's efforts 10 achieve this benefcent
result: and respectfully and urgently requests that.
putting aside business and affairs for the 4th and
5.h inst. will devote those two days wholly
10 the work of securing the attendance at the polls
Of Republican electors.
Political activity Is but another for patriotic
endeavOr: and those who would have good govern
ment must themselves share in the labor that alone
can insure il.
full Republican vote means certain victory.
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