New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18


Stewart said;
CHEERS FOR SUPERINTENDENT DRAPER.
"The Republican party is the party of educa-
ton, and 1t gives me great pleasure to introduce
one who is at the head of that department Of
the State, Andrew S. Draper, of Albany.
Superintendent Draper was greeted with
cheers. A noteworthy incident g his speech
was the enthusiasm which was called forth by
his reference TO Secretary Blaine. The menuon
of that name was sufficient 70 raise storm OF
shouts and cheers, which lasted for q minute or
two Superintendent Draper said among other
things;
The Republican state Convention in nominating an
conferred an honor this great city, and this great
state, for TO govern such an important communs M
Executive chair, man OF such proven nonSsV AN
executive ability as Mr.. Fassett is necessary zap
We remembered that New-York WAS the first city in
the stste-the first state in the Union IN her nercan,
tile commercial and educational interests. in all that
goes make commonwealth great aho I -,
we SSR %aSe o s b Seat Of ste which
compose mighty Republic, If we eject nr. rss,ee'
(applause), as 1 am certain we SHALL pfche"od Sie
plause)
OTHERS MAKE ADDRESSES.
There were calls for Mr.. Fassett when MI.
Draper took his seat but Senator Stewart SAID tna'
Mr. Fassett would await the arrival OF the paraoe
before speaking. The chairman then introduced
Senator Edmund O'Connor, Of Binghamton, as the
Irish orator of the Southern Her, nGnst0g
O'COnnor spoke DIleIly,i puO cIVduei'OS' ""
the course of his speech the parade heralded
by iouo W S'eS Posmaster Van Colt entered the
hall the speaking had TO cease while his IrleIuS
welcomed him with prolonged apPSnse aSanted
and the candidates selected at Rochester
were carried unanimously. Verplanck Covin, the
able 70 be present. and Senator Stewart called on
him for a few remarks, which he gave Win
telling vigor
WHAT MR. FAsSETr SAID.
Amid cheers, Mr.. Colvin took his seat and the
applause was multiplied as Mr.. Fassett was In
troduced. Those present showed in moSO
demonstrative way that the choice Oh V'e
convention was their choice. Finally, Mr.. fas-
sett was able TO begin his address. He said
/ went 10 Brooklyn last night 10 make one speech
and made four BROOKLYN is large town ana t frea
snail INV voice az Ganghter But had for my audiences
sound Republican IDEAS large enough " e"l sssere
Of the Republican party Up at Rochester 777 mem.
not one man-asked to tell the voters Of THIS s'ate
Sae S ss % SYns as In the Nation why We ought 70 have
Republican government in this city, cannot gave you
1 the y Tap fS Of S SS snort that
Democratic party in convention ssse SEM o them aS
the very possible platform for them So% t p sS1ns
rstic life Democratic hope and Democratic asocia-
tons let us what is. say that that party Il ooie
suee III TbeT have been guilty Of everything which
they charge against us, and we nave zone all eno
aaT Ps Sy T cah Credit of m regard sS
When have What t a RnS I'VE act I'D they
do then simply positive REFUSAL to keep the promises mn
made in t Their Go PC the % prison evils and When they
TAD the Legislature and the they referred the
saw that they have stolen goods displayed on their
for popular own sec Ss t G ,x s6e S sT o
mine: and nobody ever yet accused me OF belpg a
daughter and applause rms 6%SS Mba
they may do before the campaign is over 40 nO.
know nor indeed for that matter 40 t knew AnS am
6Is SaH ont in Ohio Who had for many long
years refused Nominations Tor public he once Heaed on
i'm The first opportunity his constituents
SueeceSeS. aughter5 But hope that the Demo
Example a some me- o. the bins that they claim theirs
The Rapid Transit bsenstor stewart was the a, ,1 f
transit you may ask Of Governor Ill., Of Mr.. Martin,
can tell yo %u'p Then there were several bills relating to
taxation. There was bill proposed py tnsC u mag
worth and three bills by another Republican and sol
dier-the Incorporation Tax bill the Collateral inherit
of them the work of the Hon. Commodore p. Vedder;
and no one accused him Of being Democrat.
nne wears anu in he interest Of labor Of agriculture
OF the worklngman have been passed by Re
enss s, Fessi hat you ana should keep Re IL
bower because they have been able 10 prevent the
Republicans from doing some goOd (DersiVe laugh
teri
veto. When we wanted enumeration down came the
veto. Aud yet Governor I'LL has the audaeity To
claim TINT %ss We Who s d f TR %Sen s e Ws6S
ballot reform we were met witt! tie veto three times
hen Wead not have Scceedcd in onng the Cow
ernor's signature to any measure relating TO ballot
passage of a measure much enasculatcd but we will
Improve on thai. too, the first chance lApplalse2
e s srsd ' Of the bin 'G which we compelled
the Governor TO sign, and they ask thai
sti further to frusiTs s ScneaceSt esaton '
But We will net give it to them; loud and pro.
It's contradictory opinions and its and heartfelt
friendship for corruption wherever 1t may appear.
spectlve. 1t is cross-eyed 1t sees at the wrong
end of thing. 1t means one thing and says an m
being inconsistent. It never. kept a promise
s we auaR @e s@d @fant not 70 80
sressve and SO is the party which is behind It
s fs ds IS 9sSsn ANY H party
So and applause Iammany Hall against the great eat
ea i means Are yoa men, are vow
are You, honest and iOyal6earted Ameri;
gang citizens the Control T Of the m sGi rS' Of Ike
a as taey 9ays now he SGnSS OF
alone 1000 votes were registered on election day
we're not cast Is not that So shame Is it not
that If the Republican party SoGld only get out their
full complement OF votes IN November no man lor a
moment even doubts our ability TO sweep the State
prolonged applausc) Eternal vigilance is the price
OF liberty and refusal to 10 the polls Is not the sort
Of American citizenship that can prevail against the
Orsanized forces of Tamlnany Hall
Y0h must sacrifice something of your time, something
Of your leisure you have leisure, to vote and 10 work
and TO persuade others vote the straight Republican
ticket on Election Day. (Applause.)
All my friends ! need not tell yon that THIS Demo
cratic party with its reasonable and unsayory record
Is not unknown 70 history, nor is that history for
gotten nor that history ever be forgotten; The
forces evolved out Of Democratic government by the
Democratic party make neither for righteousness In
life nor In government. They have resolution as
you know in4her PLATFORM congratuating the coored
people IL that great body % our fellow ems
Should ia any appreciable numbers, have the mis-
fortune 10 join their party. In 1863 they were hang
ing the eoopd men from the lampposts, and since
1868 they have prevented large number of them
from voting at all. in the south and last winter 90
not forget Democratic newspaper throughout the
country was condemning the loyal Republican Con.