New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
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STIRRING UP THE VOTERS
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN NORTH
ERN NETWORK.
Mr.. FAssETT AND Mr.. yRooMAy SPEAK Al
MALOSE-AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
GOVERNOR HILLS FALSE
HOODS EXPOSED.

HOODS EXPOSED.
Malone " Y, Sept. 30.-Mr. Fassett and his
party left Ogdensburg this morning at o o'clock
and arrived here at Fiye-min1te stops
were made at Madrid, Norwood, Winthrop and
North Lawrence, but the candidates speeches were
little more than Good morning and "GOod-by"
to the crowds which had congregated TO wait for
their train TO pass Mr. Fassett is endeavoring to
preserve his voice and avoids speaking in the open
air as far as possible. The outdoor oratory de-
volyed upon Colonel Archie f. Baxter OF Elmira.
and General y. N Curtis. The party to-day was
composed of Mr. Fassett, John w Yrooman, Gen.
eral Curtis, Senator George Z. Erwin, ex-senator
John l. Gilbert, Coloael 4 h. Baxter, Charles
\. Ball and William Loeb. At o'clock IN
the afternoon Mr.. FaSsett and Mr.. Vrooman wens
! out driving, and visited the deaf-mute asylum
and new armOry with State Commissioners +. ID.
Kilburn and w. C.. Stevens A reception was held
at the Court-House at O'Clock. For an hour
and half line Of visitors passed by the cam
didates, shaking hands Mr. FasSett then returned
to tic hotel for dinner.
At the mass-mceting held in Concert Hall the
number who tried to gain admission was so great
| that the committee permitted only voters inside.
Serator Gilbert presided. The speakers were Mr.
Fassett, Mr.. Nrooman, Colonel Baxter and Senator
Erwin Mr. Fassett said
Tie Democr,t a y atlOrm Is full OF het ropnemy
and al the gUld tiA laws "c suggested ana PSseu arc
cr.dl,ed TO the party and Governor Ill., while all the
crimes Of the Democratic party attributed TO tho
Republicans. Governor Hill Is a gentleman VINO as
| covered that he had penchant toward ruling, lie
was discovered by samuel j. Tildcn and friend
Of Boss Tweed. Mr.. lIill was Lieutenant Governor
l. tom Of 2 lot Of bills lie somehow has imagined
that he was responsible for all these e0od measares
Since he has been Governor he has USED inc veto poTe
with bhe most reckless freedom to mrther MS
own ends and the ends Of his MS, party; nc, ne was
| has taken upon himself the powers OF the supreme
Court OF Connecticut ana pardons criminals M e4 FOE
getfn Of the fact mat ne Is Governor OF tls Ss.te,
/ he has always pushed forward ahead Of his oihcial
s S WETE ihe RembcaS party by taking from
! them the credit due them. Personally, have nothing
| low TO meet. lie is good lawyer and sometimes
! good Governor Then he has my respect, but not
| work Governor Hill falsely says his party gayo
Us this low tax rate. lie speaks falsely, and he
been greatly increased by the Corporation Tax
law formulated ana SGssested S-,D by Republican a69
! 900 per year; tie Collateral Inheritance Law which
senator Vedder TIC Direct Inheritance tax which was
cratic Controller Wempe saws will bring in 100000.
Every one Of these laws aided in reducing the taxes
able that the Domociatc platform and Gcvernor Hill
are trying to grossly deceive the people If Governor
! ceve in larger ones. and, boys. he's an artist
so the whole platform Is rotten as If its planks
taken from the rotten bottom Of rammany Hall.
old soldier 1t did not even vindIcate Mr. sheehan's
attitude the right of petition. Voice in audiences
There are good and had Democrats in the party.
There good Tildcn Democrats and there arc good
! National Democrats But there are few good state
| Democrats. There cannot DO when such men as
Croker and Murphy the most corrupt users OF state
Murphy. who uses the patronage along the canals e
that Governor Hin is not In It," Well the only reas
IS that Tammany IS too bad even for osttb the I'LL lI'
tRs fall. point to the arguments Of good Demo-
Gratis against their own party Edward F. Jones, one
he party 10 be tempered should be defeated and every
good Democrat should vote against the ticket named
4 Tweed uphoIer warns the Democrats that their
defeat this year means that tho Wlgwam IS doomed.
TO- good government TheTetSre this aEht aam Ii,, tas
SG %n everything F2ery m Ii of Of PIns'F Pno 5 Of
called into play to help them win. They will stnnd
qt nothing; they will use any means. the fouler tle
eUt oeo 10 nemocrocv viii be throttled by the iron hand
Of Dick Croker, and unless the blow bears his sign OK
| nI;t we can win il you win your best efforts and
see that every registers and votes. You can not
doedS Give me one man on his feet 10 100 In chairs.
You cannot win by talking 1t over around grocery
stores. The Democracy will try to divert your at.
tenton. Pretty little lies will be told but do nos
believe them. ,.--- -.
mo add samuel J. 1ilden who was called the re-
| former because he reformed Tammany Hall and the
wei he 1t9npcd Tammany in It's career Of vice. In
! ihp Dcmrcrqc Convention last month Tammany Hall
at ono stroke did away with one-hah Of New fOrks
repre,3ntatives on the State Committee because they
| vere members Of the County Democracy and not in
| touch with the vice # Tammany aud the Canal Ring
headed by Ed Murphy. II Is true, rs the leader
~ the County Democracy says, that when c0nvicts
fun the engine IL is time 10 take heroic measures
with the train. have summed mp the words OF tho
| Democratic witnesses. that you can see that L
am MT speaking from own prciudces: II tho
cleveland men are b. be thrown ont now, 1t simply
means that next year Tammany Hal VIII not tolerate
| an appeal. .e-ou,t,r
r- Of the people appeal b. their Legislature, but
have not time. do, however challenge comparison
Of the two parties. The record Of the kepubh9Gah
marty l. Old and gOriOu ard will bear scrutiny buD
tba Of the Democracy VIII not. II shnnkS ron the
irbr II day il has hcen false 10 IT. principles ana alse
! IA IFS promises The Democrats cannot point 70 an
! affirmative measure that vOud guarantee further g0Q1
| ro'ultS There +, nothing u city. town or state
government, that IS equal I'm results from democratic
! .t,rdpou.- 10 those Of RepuhlicaEs. An thai INC
Dcmocrt, have done is 20 fall In lino WITH lepnDhcah
| good deeds.
,lr Fcssott closed by asserting that largc
,aiogitv In fat all. of the greet leaders o. the
! naio~tv in feet all. OF the great leaders OF the
: proubican party. There was a storm OF ap'
clause when hr had finished The candidate for
riau'enart-G Governor, John W, Nrooman, made
ho my address