New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-23

sbn have quite enough to DO all il t 9Hr p9 3ge
70 secure good government ID ts cry d1 "ncstons
next year (lleaewed applause Ilere ar bo~6
pemGcrats s6od S eoyerh m With the Republican
party this fall who do not want to shake haus WIN Us
next soi fan be sPPI ey sa t RSgs gone short way good
comnany they will want 90 contnue WIN Us Pefni
t uemsV naagbtsr state issues this fall and Federal
issues in 1872. tApplausel ..o., .,ose hI.ssincs
The next Isl II gave the state te lowest ts1ra e. III
thryx years Now nave G EICst g " <or
fbiyTV-siS years tax-Tate depends upon several
scotia The amount of money 20 be raised by taxation.
The Democratic Assembly had bills approp1aamg one
and half two million dollars wmch tne heppoi1tgbn a
sate Treasury from outside sources largely depends
law Which my friend General James Wordsworth was
largely instrumental in putting into form and execl-
crat 0.aughtcF.J He not in the last Legislature
anyway. (Renewed lauglter9 The next. the C9I;
1ai tSo Millions year Next The Direct Inheritance
tax from which We are not yet receiving mncn oil an
shape or manner from the Democratic party They
m the 5 F% f did Suggest one
law t!st bring IA revenue lie ,s snsse tEeI
5 amnIty 0 on receiving gdyi their commissions DE
risvc laugher9 The income from all other tax
the income from this particular tax law which ne sug
gested, Is about 10000 year. Nlore laughter
What Therefore b,comes of the boast that they have
given Us tire least rate in thlrtyslx years fhc
platform continues: II gave New York City the means
modest people too funny for anything. Qaughgcr)
The Rapid transit law under which the present Rapid
T T50s eoTsSGfs assembly, TG Medno Beg
pardOn--whch Democratic votes in the Assembly
duced by my friend senator Stewart became
law last yeaT. applause There long long
again / quote from the platform 1t gave the people
TIC shortest legislative session in seventeen years
! 0augh;cr) Why It that it gave them the short
est legislative session In seventeen years! simply
| the Assembly WIS. (Rosrs' Of lMghter)
SOMETHING THEY DID PASS.
| The next thing on the programme is the bill which
they passed, and for which they claim credit, This
is what they say in their platform: Our pledges 10
the people contained in the Democratic platform OF
1887, 1888 and 1850 were promptly redeemed by me
Democratic Assembly. First, bill 10 cnilnertc
the Hoa0as Of o. ca nG and Senby districts
Tiere bill TO enumeiat9 the lnhabIants % the
use 10 pas such BILL In 1889. under The p0yisloa
OF the constitution, Republican Legislature passed an
samuel j. ,Tdcn, but not god enough for David b.
II. Gauehter) So he vetoed it; Tlen o. an eX5 ,
50 ii rested until after that If we passed twenty
bills they would be o: no avail under the constitution
Of the Inhabitants OF this state at the proper ue -
demanded by the constitution. Is 70 pc 49,, bWugn o
place which is AZ the hands OF David b. HILL TAP
General Carr was Secretary Of state at the time we
passed that Enumeration law in 1885, and by virtue
Under der that law General carr proceeded 10 make ar
rangement for the taking Of the census and expended
81 900 was pmt in the supply Bill Governor Iiil
through spite, because he cOud not have MS way cut
1t ont Ccres Of shame ~ and that brave soldier Gen
expended in his conduct loyal citizen IN obeyng
him by his oath Of Office. loud cries Of shame
shamel7 That Is exactly tle word myself n;ed at
the time in order to stignaHe conduct at once brutal
and unjust AppauseJ
ANOTHER FINE RECORD.
The next to the reapportonlng of Congressional
Districts They did pass the bill too late to pass
upon it in the senate, aad in such way that the
inequalities in the Congressional Districts greater
than the inequalities I'm the Assembly Districts with
which they found 80 much fault and yet they wonder
WHY we do not allow them to have their own way.
The GeS the P to r2q so 9G me Coa geJcra
years too laie, We passed. bin il 1872 ad they
waited nT 19 I In ana a' and b. now these g2men
are angry because could not pass it over his veto
then, and won't let them have their owl way now.
and there IS where the great trouble between the
Governor and ourselves has been. that he was bound
to have his way, and the minority has been bound
to have it their way. His way has been TammWy
lalrs way nine times out Of ten. They nave
and and they have been telling wrong stoe; about as
They like children in other peoples yards D ana
taken their dolls and gone home and told their
mothers what bad children the others ,, wc ere,
Tammany Hall and the Democratic minority has oc
Gn a ~ aqrTave remedial legislation which we
tried TO get and they would not allow us. (Applause)
HERE Is ANOTHER BILL
Now we come 10 the bill to revise and consolidate
the excise lsvs-a measure ntellgentY ana clm'iop
framed carefully regulating the sale OF intoxicating
liquors prescribing just for licenses and preserving
all needed restrictions for the maintenance 81 orHer
and the good OF society Now excise eSoa1 Ify i fr
n long time C.aughter.J lie understands ~. ne
knows 1t better Than anybody else las re sal n
more handsomely nom H. lLaughier ana aPphiu -
oDv smSh excise law as chat plank describes. Nobody
has enacted such law as that There never was any
snch law framed The excise question mas been
dincut one to handle. and want to say to David lat
either no judge or else D3Vid d -; In anu Iic o
Othelo with their occupation gone II they had ever
permitted the Legislature 10 settle the excise question:
marbles concerned are 10 be taken as the TRUTH verify
verify they have greatly enjoyed their great reward
Number is several bills to ameorae The condition
agriculture and labor and to Lessen 6e Dno9r rt
of the history Of the Tommany historian MS making
DO NOT remember any such law. l challenge the pro
| duction Of any such law. never Knew ii Il 1 law
n tbe Legislature that was designed to ameorate the
condition Of the agricultural and labor classes nave
known bills which they said had such purpose, OUT
| they concealed a different purpose.
WHAT CHEAP TALK IS LIKE.
Now. they talk a good deal in this platform about
the Republicans defeat. Now We did defeat actually
by blows straight from the shoulder number OF Tam
many bills and strongly suspect that, these platform
makers to the contrary Notwithstanding we shall De
very apt to do the same thing again
They have got another Platform where they go over
| the same ground have taken up; III says nero
that the Republican party has been guilty OF hypocrisy
| by promIsng TO sustain the Prohibition movemelt
| Why! Because they have attempted to pass pro
hibhiye measures. Wei, that IS about tls way re
pubHcans do illustrate their hypocrisy. They make
a promise and then keep it. Lippiausc1 1t seems
that no law should be treated in the way this
| has been that no law should be open TO perpetual
assaults from those evily disposed. They shonld not
| he oper To political blarkmal from any party. We
nromised i'm one OF platforms yeus ago. and agreed
to submit such an amendment 10 t9e people and we
hayc had the Prohibition people fighting us ever since.
| They assaulted Warner Miller They are all good
people but they wanted every thing their way or they
critical methods we went on. submitted the amend
ment or tried 10. made arrangements 70 put II TO
snocIa1 election while nothing else should lntcrvenc
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