New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

dOrse the nominees the State Convention lately held at
Rochester
That In j. Sloat Fassett for Governor John W. VIoo-
man for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eugene +. o'Connor for Sec
Rotary Of State Ira NJ Hedges for Treasurer Arthur C.
Wade for Controller William A. Sutherland for Attorney
Verpanck Colin State Engineer we nave
men OF the highest character honesty industry integrity
and experience each fully capable to administer the oce
to which he has been unanimously nominated
Resolved That in The present emergency When IAN.
MANY Hall VIGOROUSLY united for public plunder shs
spoil threatens dominance not only in local but IN state
affairs the Republicans OF the city and county OF New
York solicit support OF all honest and patroae VOTERS
Irrespective ordinary party Affiliations and comnhu 70
their careful attention and inspection the progressive A0
admirable declaration of principles and purposes MADE
and the nominees herewith presented to the people o ~
State by Republican party in Its state Con'e"N0h "
Rochester September o, 1891.
Resolved, That we especially arraisn TemhAny HAL
for corruption dishonesty and tyranny In the
Of million and half OF our fellow ana aemsha
that the Board Of Police Commissioners sna py IA" ssn
be constituted a non-partisan Bosia, S"u NV 49,.
lican officials shall be added TO the boAru "a
and Apportionment to end thaS ue o1iios may "
nroaced .eonoy introduced In public expenditures and
the taxpsyers delivered from the rspaeV anu rauo Oi
that corrupt organization.
Resolved That we pledge ourselves 70 use every honest
means at our command have all the nominees OF the
pn,,o. -, sunnorted loyalty aud earnestly by every
,tiz who believe in good honest government and the
| overthrow Of Tammany hau
E4voRIyG THE BLANKET BALLOT.
Tho tolowine expression regarding the Aus
+roIion Blanket Ballot was submitted by Henry
| Clinton Baclsus and passed:
IssoIyed That the Republicans of this county in
contention assembled hereby remind their felow-cit
Sens that the representatives, Of the Republican party
introduced il the LgatSee Of TINS Sae an set
tbaf party has steadily advocated the enactment OF
@ pdry associates In the Legislature In this State
have personally antagonized such enactment whereby
each citizen would be unable to vote for his Individual
choice without private expense and free from nsoicnt
espionage that the Republican party pledges It's
blanket" ballot into the Official ballot OF the state
and hereby reafrm the nineteenth section Of the
the amendment of the ballot law by he substitution
the unofficial paster ballot, OF the blanket official
pacty grouped rendering the voters duty easy treat
ing candidates with equal instce lessenng the ops
largely reducing the expenses Of election"
NAMING THE CANDIDATES.
Nomination of candidates being declared the
next thing in order, Charles II. Murray mounted
the platform and presented for Justice of the
Supreme Court Edward T. Bartlett of the Hid
District Mr.. Murray spoke of the peculiar fit
ness of Mr.. Bartlett for this exalted post, and in
a few terse sentences gave a sketch of his life
and character L believe" he said that vic
tory is in the air for Republicans, and that we
have the Democrats on the run, and not only the
State ticket and j. Sloat Fassett will be elected
Iapplausel, but if we are true to each other and
our cause elect the local ticket also.
(Longcontinued applause) Mr.. Bartletts NOM
inatiOn made by reclamation.
John Proctor Clarke, in few eloquent words
placed Meyer 5. Isaacs, of the XXlst District, in
nomination for Judge of the Superior Court, and
his suggestion unanimously approved.
The name Of Major j. Langdon Ward for Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, was presented by
Samuel II. Randall. His reference TO the way
Major Ward dropped his school books and took
mp his musket and went to the front TO battle for
the Union while his probable opponent on the
Tammany ticket was plotting for the country !.
destruction, brought strong demonstration OF
approval. The Major was nominated by acclama-
ton.
Henry c. Backus in fitting terms moved the
nomination of Henry Grasse. Of the MILD Dis
trict, and Charles G.. Cronin, of the AIAth Dis
trict for Judcps Of the CITY Court, and John
Simpson presented John r. Nugent of the XVIII
District William Wainman. Of the With, and DR..
George w. w. Kram, of the WITH for Coroners.
All were nominated without opposition and with
unanimous accord.
For the purpose of complying with the provi-
sons of the ballot law eX-Aldeman John G..
OConnor, jr., of the XIth District offered rcso-
luton, which adopted, authorizing the officers
of the convention to II III any vacancies which might
occur in the ticket. "Of course there will be
none, Mr.. O'Connor said, but we must take all
the necessary precautions.