New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-26


LIcANs DENoUNcn THE ATTEMPT TO
STEAL THE LEGIsLATURE-A sUG.
GEsTYoN THAT MAss-MEEr.
ISGs Bp HELD THROUGH:
OUT THE STATE.
The Republican state Committee will meet IN
a few days in special session In this city, Tho
call will be sent out to-day, probably. II Chair
man BrookHeh who has been absent from home,
returns in time TO issue the call for the meeuns
The purpose OF this extraordinary gathering Is 10
take immediate measures for preventing the seal
ing Of the State senate. which has been planned
by David b. Hill and his co-consplrators. spon'
taneous demand has up from all parts OF tho
State that the Republican leaders shall meet to-
gcther without delay and devise ways and mems
that will render abortive the foul plot OF Gov
ernor Hill TO discard and do away with the baiiot
box and rcvoIutonizc the State government. Tho
best legal talent which the state AFFORDS
will be secured for presenting the questions Of law In
volved to the courts, and TO fight skuly the sophis
tries and frauds by which Hill seeks to compass bis
deeplad scheme Nothing will be left undone consist
ent with truth fairness and honor to put an end TO
this infamous plan.
In the meantime much depends upon healthy
sentiment the part Of the people rrespec-
tive of political predictions. desire has been
expressed In many quarters that mass meetings be
held all the cities and large towns OF the Stat, where
the earnest and lawabding citizens can gather ana
dcnounce the crime which the Democrats under Hius
lead trying 10 perpetrate The indignation when
is felt in every part the state the desperate out
RACES committed in the name OF the Democratic party
in Dutchess County ought to find carly and general
expression
A wellknown Iawysr of this city sent letter to
The Tribune yesterda urging that some such course
be adopted, which i'll receive quick response In
| every honorable an! patriotic heart. lie says
man of
and second the efforts Republicans to prevent the con-
summation Of the attempted by the Democratic SUPER
| yisors Of Dutchess County.
Can suggest some method by whlch the senerai
execraton of this infamy can be eApressedF
Might meetings be- he'll in different cities of ths
state and adopd giving uttance 20 TIC popu'
| lar indignation?
The preparation OF such crime should not be per.
mitted in a FREQ STATE and will be long as the
people are themselves and faithful to the common
| wealth Hi the instgator of this outrage should DO
held up crushing condemnation and perpetual eoheemps
| from a wronged and indignant people
IL wos rumorcd Yesterday that the Republicans
| would rot nave long to work alone, but that they
would saou be reinforced by high-minded Democrats
| who forcsee the Political retributon which must soon
| overtake the engaged in this Defar:cus work,
and .hc ruin which will surely befal the party tnas
pallates and profits by it. Said II promnent
| nomoc,at Yesterday a man who has frequently
| had c,ccaaion in tho past to criucse the pol
| mtiug effects Of HIPS diabolcal system ON Inc
Democratic party tf the State: " DAVID d. hll
William NJ Tweed and when Mr. Hill comes into near
nroximty to triumph which can be achieven only py
fraud we must expect to him resort TO The met0os
of his master which include ballotbox stuhng, lorsed
and fnlslfed returns, bribery OF elecuoh om.es, nc u
sther familiar ID and desperate which Tweed EN-;
pOyed to perpetqate ms poTsT y Il and Under
take to bbe ntmdate the judges upon the aS SehSs
Is such asor ds a have sihe heard of ads icing
hribed with promises of Office and promotion for
themselves and friends where money se ncess Mou and
desperate in the purpose Of seizlng the LessidT ~, ~
both Of its banrhes that ne seems 70 rbcs s' Se has
| followed in the last few weeks | snail not 10
asonhed to him end MS s, career eYere VI essom and
| one that will deter other INSCRIPTIONS men OIL ME nA
irOI Fro@ source deemed trustworthy IT learned
Yesterday that it was not unlikely that hlee "on u
ext Ieslat,r to thwart the criminal plans which
IIl has Set on foot Democrats have been kown W., 20
fesPees re Pee sen,e e w ,smbe in Ja,ay who will efise 70
sit and vote with Osborne and any oher ,rw
IN which he will lind dculty in leading honest ncm" ana
aTnSsS @n Of Of si DSches County Pcs
keepse Enterprise published at the very 'es enter o! is his
Opters has emphatIcay denounced the crime rs
proceeding unworthy of Americans hoin7 iS,t one
te o the sSor ne%octc members Of the pntcaess County
met prominent 't me, Tssiepday o and put out his
hand he 10 him. The merchant Indignantly eiISsa, ,n
% nNo sir he said cannot shake hands win ma' ",
who will aid and abet such deed as ,e a'o'i's -
vdnr poard OF Supervisors has caDlnltted H.. oo,
s'G Goorge H. Reatys, who was for long tiihc .oa
nected With the firm Of d. Ap2e1gn "o II No. SOD
Broadway was for ten Yeas clerk o. ue S.e n@.H i'm
- Cmneryisor, of Dutchess County ~ is Do.n "a va
oy or more since Mr. Beatys left tiat county d sm
came 10 New York, but Dutchess pchotia, S, ,yhat %
0mtchesS Democrac supervisors were then aDt wnao
tSay are now so that Mr. I'eattys has pretty uor h,
mh Iuowledce OF their characteristics ftcn u,ae
Inowedge however had failed TO prepa5c n 1r 'e e
hcnit,de nj the crime that has been pcl.,etnauu Il
maeVt6 senate District. 1t Glanced that Mr. Beattys
@ @ called 10 Poughkeepsie private business % aans &
M wa 60, week. of the recount His presence tieIe Was
she source Of great annoyance to the Democratic aw
seoTers who fanced that he could be there ouiS 10
Drent et the sliccess Of their plot. ~ course Mr..
R,tv Wa in no position to act even IL hc mad known
~ tr,,e nwardness OF the canvass. i, .-.
This Xvth District affair was the most as
| .stnass that ever came under my observauUn saiu
p, i1oottvs YESTERDAY. know those fellows up
therc every one them and know tla me s .s
siotcments about them have been true some Oh nsc
| nnonrrntc members OF the ioard A. hfe
h"neSt nemSt enough perhaps II LETT 10 ihen,
calves but when the bosses give tne Wofu eey al, ~,
90 together. and this canvass SHOWS 'A' o'e' '"'A
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