New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
TO NETWORK REPUBLICANS.
THE STATE COMMITTEE SENDS OUT A
VIGOROUS ADDRESS.
WHY ALL PATRIOTIC VOTERS IN THE EMPIRE
COMMONWEALTH SHOULD WORK AND VOTE
TO DEFEAT THE DEMOCRATS-LooK
TO THE LEGISLATURE.


TO THE LEGISLATURE.
The Republican state Committee has sent ont the
following address:
10 Republican Electors OF the State OF New.Yorh:
Inc importance OF the election TO occur on the an
OF November next the needs of the country and the
can Se O. unS n party @ the 10
VERY et1c The object is to enlist Individual EFFORTS
election OF the candidates who represent Republi-
can principles and who Will sustain and carry out
Rrpubllcan measures.
STATE AND LOCAL CANDIDATES..
As both OF the great political parties have united in
presenting for reelection experienced and up
right Judge, who now sits upon the bench OF tho
Court OF Appeals this question Is eliminated from the
contest The Interests involved, however, in the election
OF representatives In Congress and Members Of AS.
,mbh arc OF the highest character and should command
the several equities also should not lie neglected and
VIII undoubtedly shnrr in the zeal and energy Thich
srmbly candida'c~.
THE SECRET BALLOT.
As new law providing for secret ballots will 20
into effect at this election not only committees but
individual voter, Will be required to attend more closely
Than usual 70 their duties In connection with tho
elective franchise In the cities Republicans have much 10
hope from the defence which this law will set up
against corruption and fraud and in the rural districts
f% %y be taken hSt no 1 OF votes sSs G.s
IN methods. Let every Citizen do his utmost to make
II sure That election district all the votes
snail lie c;tsl ana there can be no doubt OF the result
WORK OF CONGRESS-
The List Congress has renewed the demonstra-
ton that Republicans only able to lcgsate wisely
and efficiently for the public GOOD. In spite Of oh.
strucon> Of every nature, attempted by the Demo
cratic minority. that BODY has pnt upon the statute
books laws Of the greatest importance, Affecting for
doing ja~rc to the veterans Of the war for the Union.
Under c pld;"> made hy all the loyal people IN the
have been adjusted 10 meet the needs vi the heroes OF
the Union Army. many OF whom are suffering from
H. mark The House 0 Representatives also sent over
to DE senate bin FOR securing fair aud IRE election
for Representatives III Congress throughout the lnlop
SHALL THE SETTLEMENT BIZ BROKEN
Against all these measures and every other act OF
bcnciccnt rt.l.!on the Democratic party declares Us
hostility. The several laws relating 10 the admin.
stratun 81 the Customs well to The rates OF duty.
arr IN the nature OF a settlement Of questions over
whlrh the country has long bean disturbed. This
.citrucut has been welcomed throughout the length
and breadth Of band. and abroad IS regarded
de- laran. g, industrial Independence by hi, Repub.
lie. The election oi .:rpublirnn, 10 the next House Of
Representatives win insure IN, pcrmancnce Of this
settlement. The defeat 90 Republican ReprSer taiycs
In Cungr>> Will tend 10 umsritc al thrsc qlIrSInS. 70
hold over every factory and very prodrt!vc ntcrS,
the threat Of ,'l1i"d duties. of rapid ad"ancc toward
free radn and although ~" democrats M ."n.ic>N
have no facility for accomplishing positive legislation
they have pr,N~l their capacity N tlr"ath "t INC
trade IN N" g!ire 81 revenue reform Ia Keep IN alarm
and uncertainty the Industries and trade OF the tnion
THE NEW TARIFF.
The ncw Tariff law makes nearly one half OF all the
importation, into this country absolutely free OF duiy.
and Ties, articles az ih"-c which m~,'d by the
great body u th" propl' and e:t'r into g"'eidl pro
du,tpn - we'll IA, IT,; raj consumption. While
,mr dutlc, have been inci +cI. such increase falls
on u" luyrcs and not ~. .hc reties OF life and
j. DE-, gicd t. dcvrup ~ 10 extend our manufactures
and to cheaper -I'I 'unm"ltS a. are required IN
the hoI,.!r,ii an! I've farm generally.
Already e." policy g. protection lSr mace ms inc
.Irat">' manufacturing Nation - vel -, I'll" great
agricultural N"t ~ on m" II De-. The hrN Ia!In
Law VIII further incrr auufl, tlTc~. VIII check
thr tcnrucy depression in orr agriculture. ana VIII
bang AID increased rewards To- the tilero OF tho
soil a. well i {" The l..lOrer III all departments.
To guard well s,ll be represented IN the Liz
Congress hv a Representation who VIII carry forward
the work well advanced IN the List Congress. ana
now threatened hl III" aIiOtdtci al tie DeTn"Cfdtlc
party ttc rp-trlir and IN the press.
UNITED STATES SENATOR
In addition to the Representatives in Congress. q
senator 10 rrpr.-cut the Empire Stat" at Washington
j. also Ia hr chosen. aud every Member OF Assembly
HOW fn B." c.,i"d Will ha," II voice in III" choice Of
such >cuainr. Th":" ar rot Il few assembly DIS
trict, il, winch the result 81 IN" election be de
II +, Incumbent therefore. upon every c"ctor {" do his
ull part hy the rlr If th Member "t Assembly IN
Ms dl-Irt to ~',urr u R"pnbfnn nted STATES Sila
tor.
III NDr.f.S UI ASSEMBLY.
me Republican LEGISLATURE Of last winter reduced
the STATE 'tN. Is nearly SiOD0VOo year. ana dew
the hr, iron@ and clear In favor of legislation for The
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