New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30

the candidates record is the platform. the platform is
daughter and appausc)
turn to the utterances made BY nv friend Pres
ident Cleveland, and ! say to him. What Is your
explanation Of what your party will do on all
these state issues, lie Read my speech male at
cooper institute and theone at the Brooklyn Rink
read them and find that there Is nothing in them re-
aung to The state questions the governing OF the
stale. but there Is cear and profound statement OF
the principles OF the Declaration OF Independence and
the moral law daughter and appauseJ When
read his s2nOrOus and Jonsonan sentences and the
lepeunOl Of familar maxms, become little alb
sent mnqe a. ard the cadence and rhythm 50 af3et
me mat Eel that am reading chapter In Paradise
Lost tttoaFs OF Auehter) Then wake mp. for |
never could read Paradise Lost Rencwed laughter
When am myself again feel assured that in the
election Of FaSsctt this fall we shall have Paradise
Regained." daughter and applausel
There is an Their question affecting state policy
anu our people; about which there ought not 20 be
NeW-hOrh is the only state in which there + di.
VISION between the two parties the subject OF
ballot reform Il has been adopted by twenty seven
states and in these twentyseven States. Republicans
and Democrats, Independents and PrOlbitiOniss, all
nae recognize that II IS the proper solution u the
the state Of New York find that the present man
aeeIs OF the Democratic party have refused u ballot
REFORM FOR the last three years. though have asked
IT, though have pass ID laws through Republican Leg
i o state fy3 foTo Though believe the sentiment Of
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC ANSWER.
When turn TO Governor Iirs speech, for the pur-
pose Of ascerainlng why he three times vetoed the
l'alot Reform bill. f.d that he says he did it be
cause IL would deprive the poor Of the right OF
suffrage. II the Ballot Reform law or what Is known
as the Australian system, deprive the poor
q the right OF suffrage and Governor ILL preserved
taculsDle benefit on tn people Of this state for which
le VIII be remembered far down the ages. The Irish.
Welsh, Scotch and English emigrated 10 CONT
nent OF Australia. There they have been painfully
working cut that problem which 100 wears ago We 50
successfully worked out in this country In indie
pendenee and the creation Of Republic. (Appause)
In the process by which they are advancing to self
government, they have discovered a system O voting
which has been demonstrated 70 be the best which has
ever yet been devised applause 1t has even been
mother ]
Rand they were having an election IN Liverpool OF
defective; and there j. twenty times Ignorance
in Liverpool than exists in any constituency in the
bo TOO often repeated. matter how familiar It may
become; A. the Lords PRAYER is the first thing
which is taught upon mothers knee and
If live properly Is our morning aspiration.
TIE res;iui reauce Tor The night 50 70 the spirit OF
framed and protected every citizen may vote it
without intimidation. the knowledge by any man
counted exactly as it is cast. Great applauseJ
tut my friend The Governor saws hhat TINS Aus
ITALIAN ballot dlsfranchises the poor voter by winch ne
mean, the illter1te man. the man who cannot Fead
Republican leaders In the two Houses OF the L"sl,
laturc made great mistabe IN my Judgment; when
essentials: when you are hungry. you may axe nan
loaf OF bread on the theory that half Loaf IS better
pa-ter ballot emphasizes all the evils % the old system
poor man can run for Office All the expenses OF the
elec ton should be paid for By the STATE. that II
q
no matter II he has not q dollar to his name
dollar credit if is fellOwcitizens think he can Lest
MpplaaseJ Under the Ieser ballot the emplo,er
can put his thumb upon the pastcr and through
threat Of dismissal he has failed TO vote as he has
been directed - vote. the saloon-keeper can pat
the victim Of drinl aud send his slave 10 the po!Is
! - vote be tells him t.. want the time 10 come
when there shall bc no intimidation by the employer
! Of the employed when the influence OF the dr1mshOp
shall have no power over the voter. lApplaG,e.l
/ time han ~
poor or dependent or feeble he NAV be. 'hal ne
aho to stand in the tox with the ballot before him;
with the pen IN his hand 10 mark his candidates. and
with no eve looking On him but that Of his God. and
when he shall be able to say "Now am man y
| (ApplaUse)
THE TRUTH ABOUT TIE BALLOT.
| Let us see If the blanket ballot does deprive the
poor man OF his right to vote. What is the official
ballot which the Governor crtc'ses seriously ad
| which We Republicans demand 1t Is this That the
state shall provide ballot at the public expense that on
one ballot shall appear Of every candidate
of every party in alphabetical order. But the Gov
ernor says, What yoa going - do with the man
Now. we propose that opposite the name Of each
candidate shall be the emblem OF the party 70 %'Gn
he belongs The voter Will that emblem on the
party banner in thu party cubroom under the candl-
dates picture In the Workshop on te street nor h
box II he cannot rad. there are the names oil an me
candidates with the ePo CPpoI 1cke 70 0pposs
| The name Of IN, Republican candidate
Is an eagle because the eagle stands FOR patriotism
| and EcInibcanIsm and Ire votes for the eagle. CAP
| nisrse = Then the next man to vote the Demo
cratic ticket. lie cannot read; opposite ms cahqI
and wants tosvote for the cand dare o. '1f O0uHy
| Democracy He cannot read opposite ms c2.ql-
date is a lamb trying 70 get out from the I'D sac Gi ne
tiger-and be votes 10 get me HlD Out 'nSidt
Then wants 10 vote for tue OorIi7 I'illlu.,e
and opposite are the little cuPs under which are ne
balls but yog cannot tel under Wien , NAN s' n s wants
"a vo+c tbe independent ticket Opposite his candidate
"%na oe hrtdes and he rms between his legs and
! throws him uauehterl opposite me I@Dor
candidate would appear the stalwart arm. with some
implement OF Industry in the hand Then there Is S-
| man who wants TO vote the Prohibition TICKET; Up
poSite his candidate would b. glass OF MIX uauIh-
Now man entitled to the glorious right Of suffrage
circumstances couh not tell how u find the candl.
date Of the party whom pc wanted T. vote guEht
a do 9n osy 10 o sf the rest Of his c aase To
| sav fiat under such ballot system there Is any
man 20 20 r p and would thereby be deprived Of his
rirbt is an insult 70 the intelligence Of the poorest c
zen Iav u to S Mp Flower what win you do Won are
elected in reference to all thee question anu ~
How are you You On 9ail9t cSf'T anchtor3
| " How do YOU stand on an mVe'u-a'IoH Vi '
'". aworlds Fair" Roars OF laugbterl
THEY DEARLY LOVE DEAD THINGS
| VOL believe in I've ISSUES. l would be hapW
D, dcuss the Worlds Fair IL there were any prospect
| ., oa,r getting IT, II almost broke my heart "ieh
we lost H. But what we going to DO Win tle %
rair In this election Congress after most DrlH'',
et ON our part 10 secure it. decided against rs ;u
NJ ~, Worsts Fair 10 Chicago IL has been tI-i
ever since There has been ebout %lO $40 6c%ocratc
pended IN p'parws ers's Fair the sole issue in this
canvas, M Foy is e 65 are me- We Arc Fe We go TS
the Worlds Far BACK Ssa'n on no. no. Well then what
in meayen's has the Words Far T. s G9 tod
| Vby nv dear boy how stupid you are Don Nm ~ i
see Fas-ett and Vroonan are elected tn ofcol
dntcs while II Flower and sheelan are el7uu r ny
Viii spend three ven weeping over the "orus f'"'
Sonehn;r or other is the POPULARITY Of me ~
cratic leaders, mind that lie loves uelu 80
laughter Live things he AVOIDS ne seelus ~ io,r
fonr ~ q live nne,tlOn. and DOESN'T Know ehlcul INV