New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
the hearts q all Republicans.

so great 100. is hi abiding faith In Rcpubhcah
Success Of The Republican ticc, in ths canvass that
ast week ne enesea ue sG-swept t'nno oic%t he
here with yOu tonight to 90 his par in heha OF tle
triumphant election Of the candidates VINO represeO
honesty and good government III tic anaro vi ' tns
imperial commonwealth. Applause and voice;
"Ihree cheers for Wart;er Miller Immense cheering
egan and again reucved) lie proposes TO pruclpaie
In the closing scenes of this stirring canvass that Is
20 place In the Gnoernatoria chair o. tbs state right
ing faSSe't OF Chemung. tApplause2 ! nave tne
honor and pleasure to present 70 you the Hon warner
tlme.)
As ex-senator Miller arose, there a storm
of cheers which lasted for just minute and
a third by the watch Every one arose and
were waved by a thousand. Mr. Miller was several
times interrupted in his speech by the entrance
of Republican Clubs. headed by bands of music
The lXth Assembly District Republican Club, the
XNlld Assembly District Ivy Club, j. w. Terry
Republican Association. FosSett and Nrooman cam
paign ClUb and Young Mems Republican CluD
were among tie organizations which came III
body
MR. NIILLERS FINE EFFORT.
Ex-senator Miller spoke with the forvor and
force of a nan carried away by his enthusiasm,
and every good point was approximately ap-
planded. Mr.. Miller said
Ladies and Gentlemen, Fellow Republicans OF the
CITY and County of New-York: II ;hc demonstration
here to-nght OF this vast assemblage ana the ehuhu
sasm displayed for the Republican cause can De ne
minat5n of which shall be witnessed On November o.
one wcez from tomrG theR c Se Ec.@ 81 r9S1d
success and signal victory at the close Of ms great
sa ca 1.u a 5c eth Of NeWYS but come to
You t0nirit speaking 10 You rater as representative
OF the great Republican counties CT tue INTERIOR zap
Though I have not had M opportunity during the
campaign to lock IN the faces of my friends In. the
inierioT vet The words Of cheer hat TO from
every county in the state make it possible for me to
say TO yOI here tonight, Republicans OF the CITY OF
New York, that your brethren in the country will do
their fun duty 0ond apulauseE and that when tns
returns shall come down TO the Harlem River you WIZ
find that the Republican in the interior is no less true
70 his principles no less True 70 his great Secord IT
contests have stirred US. lApplause2 ,.,u.ons 81,
But I came here also SAYING TO you Republicans OF
the city OF New York that if are TO be victorious
one week nom tomorrow' and elect orr ticket me
Republican Of the city Of New York VIII have to 90
their fun duty 9lso. Urolonged applause u VIII
not be possible Cor rs to win a victory II any large
number Of the Republicans Of this city have ialled 70
register having registered, fail b. vote (Appans
In the days that have by the Republicans OF te
country have sometimes crown wy OF we Gon'ene v
have said in the cou try III matters not whs we may
do Il matters not what supreme efforts We make to IoA
up % %ao the S saS6 ta f %
resort u any desperate measures that it vii not
may hold the power Of this great state in its grasp
Re that, however, as it may, the Republicans OF tne
interior arr st true tn their allegiance still determined
to give worthy battle to the foe in this campaign
NRPauss1 .,c,,o t,r tno .r,remocv If tne Re-
publican party in this state is 1t seems to me- one OF
more than ordinary interest We are not only meeting
foe not new one 10 be snre but foe which has so
strengthened itself that IL has been able to assess upon
and 10, dictate 20 tland = impose itself upon it in
% il M ala m s Pae en m f6a Pc cd Gq' a G
dlsl9ysl oisarchy known as Tammany Hail. 'GTeat
A SURRENDER TO TAMMANY.
Tho Republican party of the state If New-fork calls
10 account the Democratic party and charges that it
has abdcated It's position party, for Il has given
up its right exercise in free and equal manner It's
opinions and It's views and has handed over the con-
troll and the management of It's party 10 Tammany Hall
(Hsses) We rave here to-day contest In which .
quasi secret society has drawn 10 itself al the power
Offices ana having complete control Of the vast sums
OF money at its command and which, by reason OF that
1t is through the vast power which comes to 1t
from tie enormous patronage which IL mas tst 1t has
power over the government Of the state if it shall
win in this contest that it has for years exercised over
They're already beaten Great cheering) II it
should happen 10 succeed in this nagn purpose what
shall prevent it in time from exercising the
some control over Of inc ueS enrrs Nat me
But while we do not come here to consider discuss
whether the Democratic party shall be saved either
from its friends from its enemies, we do come hare
stating n LANGUAGE a The same time fearless ana nl,
equiv0Cal, that the Tamlnany society of the city OF
people OF this state and country appausc and that in
he very nature of things II IS imea % the liberties
Nance zee Of law and order lAppsaseJ ''' ''''''
Let us see for moment what this organization Is
mG-you can count them on the tips OF the fingers Of
one hand-dctate today TO the Democratic party Of
Gce s and for every other Office to be- cd by Tie
votes of the people They go further than that They
small. What play on the words "party govern
Inent' in this Republic. What is the foundation Of
G Il government Of the people for the people and by
the Irople. But how shall government be made an
il Inc very foundations Of IT are corrupt and perverted
In the ordinary way we reach thlf es- enesr repuo
rraced, that all the people, all the voters shall take
Part the primaries and whoever are the cheiee OF the
majority, be the men for the honorary or sal
aried offices to which they have been chosen.
Tie primaries are The source and origin Of
power in this county. CATpIauscJ And If you are
20 exercise any cheek or authority ever the men or
or In the community as citizens yeu must have the
hight at least 10 exercise that fist authority In the
primaries which selected the candidates and which
selected the committees which will conduct the cam
paign, and finally, through that proper maehnery 70
reach up 10 the head of the Government (ApplauseD
NO REPUBLICAN RING RULE.
That at all events is the system which prevails in
the Republican party. loud and prolonged cheering
and waving Of hats and handkerchcis) 1t calls upon
Its followers and asks Of them to attend the primaries
and TO cast their ballots without fear and wlthoct
favor for those particular members whom they may
desire 10 have 10 represent them In the Legislature or
at Washington or in the honOred seat In the National
Capital. tPr0ongcd applause.) II calls upon Inc
citizens to 90 to the primaries and see to it that
honest, men, and capable men, are appointed upon
The local committees tt are 10 cOnJrol anu carry OF
the campaign. tRenewcd appouse How Is it with
the great Democratic organization in this city 1t
has simply annihiiated It's prlnaries it knows not
what fce primary is. ON the CONTRARY half o
dozen chiefs Of the party meet at night, and there
and then co0lly and quietly, with nobody to oblge
but themselves, and with no uteriSr Influence tn
hamper their autOcrattc power, decide who shall be
the candidates f9g CUngess in the several districts
Of the city. 1t Is In That manner too, that they
select the men WHO to represent you In the senate
az Alcany. They select the delegates who are 10
represent the people in the State conventions, and
thereby control the peoples choice to who shall be
their Governors or rulers FOR any specified time.
this to you boldly and challenge contradiction,
that there IS not single Democrat IN The city of New
York the members of the committee. the men
Of whom have spoken, who have any power or voice
IN the selection Of the Democratic candidates to I'll
whatever Offices there may be TO be filed. And Yet
you are foolish enough 10 imagine that you live under