New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27

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10 cid stock. Everything made sati'faetofy'
Democratic party at Chicago that organization went
there opposed 10 the nOmiutCr Of Grover Cleveland
For SOME time the issue IN allegiance, and II was
set aside by his party, though he had the support OF
his state, under the unit rule simply because lie was
anagonized by Tdmmany Hall. You Will remember
that at that crisis distinguished orator from Western
State sprang his feet and electrified the audience by
Enemies eno ne has made The protest Of Tammany
Hall against his nomination from that hour forth was
of no avail, and the convention with enthusiasm put
him in nomination for tic Presidency.
THEY WOULD HAVE NONE OF TANMANY.
so 1t in Washington, for II was for Congress to
locate the Fair and not for the State OF
New-York. Not only from Republicans but
from Democrats alike the inquiry came
Who IS TO have the disbursement Of this vast sum Of
money! Is Tammany Hall to dlsburse IT." They said
/" The fair should be managed by the citizens OF New
York and of the whole country, who interested
In ito success. 1t should be located by the men who
are there to put on exhibition whatever they may
construct whatever they have constructed which IS
and OF the artists OF the civilized world. II that
money is to be bestowed if the Fair is to be managed
Organization Is Republican Democratic, but most
OF all we DO care II It Is Iammany H9 ana III, IS we
City eG U Of New Y X; ' %ppaEso ' "'
| see that Mr.. Flower charges that In private
conversation with mo- which do not recollect (and
admire the stupendous assurance OF any gentleman
who brings into public discussion private converse
ton with another gentleman, for we all know how
liable mon are to differ with respect to what tran
spires) say that he charged that said believed
that II this City OF York should bond herself for
S10,0oo,000 for the Worlds Fair the men VINO We're
instrumental in it and who aided In placing that oDga
ton upon this great city would be burned in eigy by
said anything Of tho kind have no recollection Of
saying anything Of the kind ! know ! believed then
under the control OF Tammany Hall for The purposes
OF this Fair long before the money would have been
would have been burned In efigy and You would have
been able to call the roll of the membership Of Tam
many Hall either In Canada In some other nationality
aud the majority would have answered to their names
Great applau>e.)
QUOTING FROM A DEMOCRAT.
have little more 10 say here tonight in respect to
the charges that were made by Mr.. Flower against
mo- There have been words used descriptive Of him
that never would have INDUCED in from any plat
form, but since they were used by another and by
a Democrat at that, / may be pardoned If
do 50 The language illustrates the great difference
between our matchless candidate for Governor zap
pleusoJ and the placed in nomination by tho
Democratic party. You will remember that In the
Saratoga convention Kings County was represented
the nd city I'm Stae-and tho sentiment Of the
Kings County Democracy was voiced there by man
far surprising him in elOquencc and who had a right
TO cTtciSe any whose name was presented there
Mark what he says I'VE have the right man In the
right place. and cannot understand why men always
want to be something that they are not ana he was
greeted ylnughter from the delegates assembled IN
why politicians should always be seeking the
very Office for which nature has disqualified
1.-THE ackass when he got the lions skin did not
Of ears soon betrayed his character The office cam
not honor the man, the man must honor the once.
That sentiment my friends, was 700 serious lot
laughter and from The benches and from the galleries
burst forth cheer upon cheer, which won't echoins
around the whole state Of G MewY0rS PpeHs Sce
iron toward the money power of the state OF New
York Dcaenpg o1PsTss GREETED Se sara sS
ton. If you defeat US, while We VIII remain true true
10 our party, will retire with that sullep @ld
surly temper which will not like tho action OF this
convention" ,,. -,
from spectators and may add here that the cheering
the laughter over that speech haze not yet cS IN
town. in valley and on hillside constantly growing In
volume. and its echoes Will accompany the msoriiy
that will come down TO Harlem River for the hepuo'
have said and repeat with elaboration that
there Dnss Sst Would be SpeS the
site for the location Of the Worlds FAIR there never
was ong on f w at any sf %e nat the Fingers
thrifty politicians might handle the Appropriation wca
was 10 be made either by the etate OF we ohVoD
States for It's support.
WHERE WERE THE DEMOCRATIC VOTES.
They saw it was defeated by Republican votes.
Whore were the Democratic votes from Indanaf Not
one OF them was east for the Worlds Fair In New
York Where was the Democratic aid OF the state
Of Ohio Not n Democratic vote, or kepGDnc,an
vote either for that matter from that great Empire
State for the location Of the fair In the city OK New
York. How about Democratic Maryland she 700 %
joined with the Others in opposition 10 the location OF
The Fair In this city. Democratic Missouri what was
her actioni She did not vote for Chicago she had a
place of her She desired the Location OF the
Fnir at ST. Louis but she was against the iocauon OF
it in New York How with respect to all the Demo mo-
leading Democrats from each and every one OF then
was found in the column opposing the location OF the
say to you, measuring well the words use' that
the sentiment which controlled these men was
largely due TO the fact that they believed
no vast
Appropriated for would 60 Into the CUSTODY 81 sn
who desired to make something out OF It rather than
10 promote the honor OF the people OF our county,.
Great appanse) The Fair was located in Chicago by
the votes OF men who desired far as they were able
TO represent the constituencies that were
RssnS Sonv chem A Of their was consucaces which
they were to consider. and the burden which was to
be Imposed upon them Il they saw 1T 70 visit the far
Ohio cast her lot with the Queen City Of the West, and
the whole Mississippi Valley united IN OpposuOn 10 an
Eastern city and In favor Of the location Of the Fair at
did not come here my fellow;ctzens, to discuss
| Republican party that we are unwilling to defend.
But the State o; New York this year is to be relieved
! OF Democratic misrue, In my Judgment mainly upon
| State issues alone. NpplauseJ
BALLOT REFORM THE SUPREME ISSUE.
There is one issue, and believe the most vital one
that for long time has been presented to any STATE or
TO the people Of this State that am not surprised was
absolutely Ignored by the Democratic candidate for
Governor in his late speech and seems to be ignored
The people, and, so far as ! have been able to
| SEQ has been Ignored BY the Democratic press.
pnre ballot Is at the very foundation Of republican
form OF government. The leaders Of the Republican
marty have been the authors Of every bill that has
found q place upon statute books bearing on this
subject The purpose Of our ballot law Is to guard
the ballot and 70 Insure It's being fairly and honestly
counted the elector from the Influences
| OF fraud and corruption. There was law which |
| helieve originated or rather put before the
people and first advocated BY the labortng men Of
| the State Of New-York. They are entitled to The
highest pruse they are entitled to q vote Of thanks
from all conventions and all assembages for the high
position tbat they took upon this great question.