The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

C;2l,S,c,or Mr.. Marnhy,s duties as Charms.
Convention In motion. lIe is not o .speech-
maker and never pretended to be. He
Biz en- nt 4 tSs OAK
,iesk and said tho Convention would now %
Il ps order ne was heartily sAsSrGa as he faced
nominated George l,aincs. the handsome man
& the hanes family. nstemporary Chairman.
Mr. tatnes received cordial greeting. and i1
another oI his, thousand saantries to the gen.
Herriek Of Albany and and J, '' w.. HinRiey OF
pg,tchess: The escort who had brought him
asked that smoking cease. IN Difference to the
ialr ones who had honored the Convention
preilminayes. SUCH as PRAYER and siSsins. IS
az inc l.oc loci tn Gonvent'on Tho Demoorat3
sh hs T. Vas nsher ons
sans 2, tho S critics said c's! Sas sss
Enthusiastically applaudoi especially his rsi-
creme erenee to Gov. an. Il, was observed, though.
frs, 4, Mt Uttered the words. II an DemocratSIn
another Indication Of tho al! -porvadipg inter.
est eoy o9 4 Hugh MsLaughn and Ms men
q 3, :, the he young Mayor Il Brooklyn. When
ii Success IN the fntnr yns and conrratalasina
uTei r. were renewed cheers. but through them
and silent. Mr. Raines said. in part:
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN RA1NEs's SPEECH.
ar Hs here asGhsrgs demand. that the purss3
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nn,i perehnnee curious antiquary writes their cpl.
In the momsnt OF unsteadlne.s in tho party lines in
wise brave LOYAL spirit true TO the fame q
st Il r an nde sus Il
Woe to the clansman who shall view
I,orseitul that lis branehes rev
On %ipnss dw we Hnri low. 'A'R h'"''' 90"
as Eater ss of tn. Hudson
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.p,.;on ana spoke % me GIakinr heart OF the true
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most eonspe uous is the precise ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
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cluded that larger foresight In
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OF lss sadly 1stFa}fS tho aS
to as the OF whi s Il:
y Tie s',s TO
the Wiasf"s.. about 'u slss.n WIN in Ssyo
pfo i ana s nal majestic srss:s .cnras
oa Of aesy M 5 ill.,
as ""r Of "as o III. ss f!
a.,Ts ot4i," s.ymoa, win special asssaE.s Srayss
ans: s. :.ts 4
nation when. woaa yet borrow million. ia !ss
.fs & ne TG's ;Hs 'a' asra of L 81:
@ y'fsi ss.
msned law Until in ~ "'T psmooratc ies.l.,ur:
ss % a ?a a i sfdi II:
tory Of a people bat tho shame is theirs not ours
TIE RECORD OF PLATrIsM.
Lot rs draw near to tho records recently made
~ s . p S.yp ws az. has A.
+. qii.s. ,Thsy .ssis. ,Gst &r f,.tss. whiai
aior fns..t daring his whole career. .is
TINT record OF domination In tho Senate OF the
state A. Al times ana m ne Assembly nmtIi th. last
& dsy 70 ,ea 10 naSs Spn
sion OF the inINBtral classes and hnirances to meas
to increase the commerce ~ tho state Tho delays
imposed on the Word air legislation by Fassett ina
struggle 10 secure partisan arAntaIe In patronage
Irsntod III tho assembly In Now York Of the most mag.
NIT Of worth AMI talent IN it, citizenship
inter the indignation OF hsw YORK. The hour of that
assembly was tbe signal for the surrender by Mr. PAts
Of his senatorial blockade. The sens aton Of relief
when 1t nnnOHnr ed al that meeting that Mr. Plats
would permit tho project nave conf and II
not 'o"latr. aid WIN his Influence the movement to
the far Tor New hOrk Wi! never 10 forgotten
IN n state To which that fair would have bsen worth L
fact Mr.. .ieprw sad 10 have stated xi0DtnluOO
Inc o had passed aud tho senatorial blockade had
becne effective.
Tho gray .st offence of Plattsm has been committed
ARAnst ih- Tree ana eIuhl suffrage OF our citizens.
iUlCss wI!C create or reIain constituencies OF MEM
hers OF the egsa three lines AZ large IN ono dis
trlrt IN another arc IN Gerngatun OF free equal
baiut AI nate the suffrage Of citizenship They
Oh, oct lesson ia fraud. Way member OF Assem-
bN 1t IASrrGte county should Nc selected by 2SOD
Ieop.. a "a'iiIn.ton rO.n,y by :2"n people, while
In Ire Monroe hiUgs and Sew fors aver one third OF
tho strie ~ rpr"inii"n more taar oh'fi people are
necessary sr.r'i rft:a @: A"sr..b., csnIst
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