New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
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fcheersD need not over It's history 10 ismAis1
sveyy reading man and TO every loyal Repuohcah oa'
can ssy in brief that there "a noe sme'e easpso. "
that history, either party or halV'0us' w ~ p"'
Of which may b proud or tho issues thss =. W.
.,s the marry need not speak OF the Issues nae nave
., met IL IA not necessary speak VIII refef 70 enc
A. TWO that nave been settled. The Republican part!
during the present session OF Congress mas
me fact that majority in the House u Repres'n."
.h.n lsaislat (Grsat cheers And 1t has also Demon
,ed another fact which not only potent to-day bue
su 40 down - part Of the history OF tho county, a'
minority shall prevent legislation. dhanAms you'
ard especaly my friend, for having psesen'eo mo
citizen Of e State that has Nveh you r'eeeens .srsa
a.,, honk,ns YOU say for this will leave in the
IN. that viii hear some good Republican gospel from
eloquent lips. (Cheefs)
IN motion Of General Hustled the rules OF the
last assembly were adopted rs the law OF cne COIL
ventiou. Committees on Credentials, Resolutions
md League Work were appointed. Lleu'enAn'
Thomas 7. LYNCH of the Goth Regiment, was
made Sergeant alarms. The Commlttee on Neso-
buttons consisted Of Edward Bartlett, OK New
York. chairman: Senator Hrkett, hooert ".
Schcrer, Samuel r. Van Camper, Jr., OF Chenuns
County; John McNally, Of Westchester county
Carl Freund, of New-Yori1; ex-Assemoiyman van
Allen. John X. Hall, of Richmond County, an"
Addison B. Colvin. The hst-paned was nov ~
favor Of the resolution against Fish and GiDns
and led the OppoStoh al o''e
course was great surprise to many,
PLATFORM OF THE STATE LEAGUE:
After RECESS. which was tnken until O'Clock,
the Committee on Resolutions reported INC I'a'"'
ing platform Cat. ., S.v.york.
.r,,d IN conrentien at Saratoga September q 1884,
announces the following declarations OF rincple
xyc ,So,ouahly indorsA tho Administration OF rfcs'
dent Harrison. and conerstuiaH ue COUNT! Sp.. Vs.,
wi,e and able manner III "hich "o No.
duties Of bis high Office 49,, .,
e. The Republican party now IN contro OF inc NV
and legislative branches Of the Federal ao'''ens ie'
under the grave responsibility always IMPOSE. .pA
orltiea It's leaders have wisely recosnIed 'n'' ''
d sought carry out by appropriate Ieeis
at.on the will Of the people d. expressed az u'e po''s
when the party wssreturned to power a'ef iour !ea
Democratic rule. , ,r, 49,.
~. Federal Elections bill. The n:st preserves
the home market for Aueficpn iao0t, anu .n'
other protects every citizen In tie iuii o1hlcse " ~,
constitutional rights ct FEDERAL ecctioas "thou' Ts
N rsce color or previous condition Of scfvitude the
hearts Of Republicans throughout the land are eaddeneo
b. the thought that within tho next urv Gays o .a0
Kinley bill will dcu0trss pass the Ch1co em'es o"'
a,a receive the Signature Of the President ana becone
law While tho postooncmens OF the FEDERAL elections
nm until ncxt December ny tbs United States Senate has
bein profound disappointment to every loyal hepuo
lcan recognize the fa't Gina the o"s'.u.''
oovcy Of tho minority alone Led tn this result we &C.
n m. .0,c tia, the bill has abandoned ana f. prart.
cv dead and express tn. earnest hope That the enc graz
Obvious lesson this situation may BE- hcei,a. We "c'
icvc uhs, IN all lc boIc the r:Ghts 81 tho minority
should be sa,ry guard y aai opIs rty AloIu1 ~" luIi
and free dstc before tahinc final vo,c We also ble'c
that when 9 capou- All r"volut"n'r' Hinort' anu 'n.
Right Of Discus and Obviously sock under IN" f' VI
mr. ,m.ntary law t. obsr-c public business aad EN-
lrs. the pa!ty charged vita I'll. responsibilities o. '9'o-
Ia,on couisc l. s"b'cs'e Of co'ern'"ot morris
the elsa probation o. every Ia:ioit oh'en ana soua Do
checked hy Just and pr per rule liri'inf d"'a'"
A. We thoroughly approve TIC ruiins' Q! me Hon
iho.ss h. Red Speaker o. The fonr o. Representative
cu.s the present seson ana 'o.in.cnd Ge party support
the Ilosc Ia, nccor~ hn IL h, ea' r- to 'ri'! OFT
fori, ~ o>,r.'s calculated 70 br.!c po>ua; 90 cnhn'
la.o .rr,rt co.teTpt n loAae' tolerated. s"ce'e'
j. We HEALTHY indors" the system o: reciprocity In trade
10, In cor!c. w!'h protective turn b.: supplementary
tut.:,v Al expansion ~ tad VIA countries wh'rs Wa
can nd rut,ba exchace- Is tho lor!ca sGusnco OF 60
rotc, ptlcy which for hcarl, g"icra ION Ia r"a'
., n Macon great and prosperous. W. Law" 0rntme'
grated fIvor, u the exporting country ~ rep ain. eu'''
aud nsacl nothing 10 rctr. We L.cui IL
wiser cy undt protective system to scourc IN rr'uI
for ,a, Mc!" Of foreign production On uo 'Ec' H.
U ex,or. OF home possible Tho rtr"n'
u;t.ranccs subject OF the Hon. James t. bsn moot
o,r unoill.-d approval They src In harmony WIN VI"
p-li,.i,cs Of the Mckinley bu aud ftsn: snpp"n""s
-.cre,o.
Contemplating STATE Issues Va earnestly INVOKE u''
comp ration Ill Republicans IA tn" snpfoer hing os
The inie.. involved IN uia campaign are OF VIAL I'M
norancn The D'mt"E,o throughout the country ar MAX
e.: Desperate efforts IL 'an control OF N" House Ok Er.f'
.enta,lycs IRE Is.-l3,ur" ny OF whose m'ro'Ts ~"
to BE- now coc.,d /, cloo,e United s'a:ts Senator II
* t...to,, o, p;rarornt rAnc. h3t evc,F Rep Siictn
70. = ..oid bio ballot At "a" neat "lecton The ~;
=, sioa tat this 1, 'oT yea5 t. dry'" ~ che enemy
= W. believe the K"puii"sn party Ia Rrater than sn-
Of It's .G.,. ]: sta.d- for principles. not i,n III"
la,tv Ia. nembr In god End regular stand"F
however h. b.. who would not sacrn,c hl'
:. rsonA nabion to promote tue general welfare lie
,c ,to-, a, s,ei,ic- ND coniendnv hona their
or ii ia the CAMP o. to 'nrIy within tbs councils Of
.ottei traitors IT, puLcon PARTY preseat, Ia hi,
STATE to-day All nhroh'h itoII
g. rs convention tndos'> most h"erly ue srtion OF Tho
y.tYLl,ran STATE Ctni.!r" IN Us d.nunela,on .! Han
,o, FISH IT, and Frederick Chbbs for their bcrSl Of
the party the la. Legislature" These men proved them
selves unworthy Of the U,t r!o,6 In them BY thrr party
and AZ o lonrcr I;"puii'ans.
O. w. IMPROVE Ii" irnorina.on by thc Republican
STATE Conm.tte Of Jude Hobit Ear. . Domocrat for
ur to'@i q" Ai"a Nc rceosnii" Ia iin d':. !" '.rI
oa.,as'.uD lr.i.i and regard tia Affection In TIE
lin ~ C;v!l SIvlr' f'form.
10 a~ IT, ~ that the protrc ton OF Amer.
an ,o,&i:;ncn against Tie unterpau and raupar kbor
Il Old void is ~ tho cardinal p.:'ks Of tao
Errb~rn Nsiorr platform. We noe with sati faction
Hdoli'v with which the 'tv has Kept Is pledge a,
shown the reid but n,ct GENT n.anner In which the
Contract Lrnor law h., L"en enforced at III" port %;
r.Yorx since t' Icd'r hol crninrit assumed control
| ~ Immigration nrttcrp trT.
DEBATE OVER Fish AND GIBBS
Tie debate that followed the reading Of these
| resolutions was participated in by Mr.. Colvin,
| Senator Fa>sett, John Simpson and President
| Campbell, Of tho hamilton Club, of Harlem, who
oirccl this substitute for tlir eighth resolution
Received Tia. tbs cnt.ou inlo.e tho ad.
ninstrel to Mcssr'. Fish AID Gibbs hy the Republican
| state Committee.
| 1t was beaten on n roll call, and then the re-
| porl was adopted as leud amid great applause.
| The Committee on Credentials WAS made up rs
| fellows J. Irving Burns, Westchester l.. NJ.
| Morgan, Ncw-York; DR.. Mcdonald, New-York ::
W J. Shcppcrd. Eric; 7. II. Wymans, T. NJ
Sullivan and Samuel Morris. Of Troy. Its pro-
ceedinrs were accepted rs Inal These were mcul-
bers' Of tie Committee on League Work john $.
Smith, Ncw-lorl, Edward McCaske. Wcstchcs-
| ter. Frederick Aokcrmap Dmtrhe,s County JOHN