New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20


Resolutions reported the following declaration,
which was adopted after all its main features had
been applauded.
We renew our allegiance to Republican principles
and policies in both National and state AFFAIRS, dit
heartily indorse the declaration Of principles haue dV
Rochester, September g. -, an
slaughts Ttmmany have caused that autocrato ana
uDdemocratc organization to emble even ior lts nGo
upon this city, and whose record is one Oh answering
fidelity TO Republican principles, enlists our nearly
admiration and support ...,o, .9ou. =.
this late date to enlist the IggS 0 bas e on
made Itself an object of derison to the race whose
enemies have always been Democrats 60 -
The Democratic canddae RosTe Ia n stocs hay o
shown himself consistent and persistent enemy OF
Ills vote was cast against the bill TO provide free
ballot and honest count in all the states. lie
s Suffered at libby and RndeFsOn9e and other rebel
dens Of disease and DEATH He opposed me acmlssOh
80 SSnsI aDgSn Hi and M Tier al" candidate with
such record Mr.. Flowers, nominated At the com,
Corrupt corfu political organization within the DomoCmc
marty, can receive the vote OF no honest ana seE-
We view with the utmost qualification the contin-
uanoe upon the state Committee of the Rey w. B. B.
Derrick, ID. D., and declare our perfect confidence IN
his loyal and dignifed leadership
ELOoUENCH FROM DIR. DERRICK.
The Rev. Dr. w. B. Derrick was the next
speaker lie said in part:
Mr. President, Friends and Fellow Citizens: AS a
member of the Republican party and voter IN This
TaaCers and visitors With cSnsaeraon and respect
and on this account, because there are many dis
ioas Let me, however Say this that the negro
wants no crutches or petting. prolonged applause
field and no favor and stand willing to take our
chances in the race and struggle for lie Rene~ed
every part of this Nation, right which Is guaranteed
Us by the law and the CONSTIPATION Of our country;
every section Of this broad land ana have that vote
counted long that right is denied us by force
and fraud we have not fair field. Applausel
There is an unwrttten law whose potent influence
Is felt throughout the land. and that unwriten law
not maintain or enforce law. lAppause You may
pass all the civil1ghts bills that you Ike but unsss
the strong force Of public opinion is behind these bills
they will be failure. Remember that when no star
appeared in our National armament, when the Ship
dangerous shoals and sandhars ahead, and with the
flag Of the Union at her mizgenpeak flying halfm
circumference our coored brethren were in the Crane
march Of the mighty army that struggled for liberty
and Union. NpplauseI
A DEBT TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
1t was Republican genius that created that army.
and it owing to the courage, the patriotism ana
the devotion Of Abraham Lincoln that arc freemen
to-day. (Appause) The Republican party Is the
party of education (Applause.) We determined
to support the men and the party who have supported
and stood by US. Applapse9 On November 3
we will march boldly and manfilly to the polls and
Republican principles. (CDeers.) We on our side are
conducting this campaign with dignity, with decency
ana with a sense OF that selfrespect which is due
from one man to another, however much he may
differ from us In opinion. In this respect our noble
Fassett is a worthy and shining example trrO-
longed applauseD 4, .
In r6ad,xg the series of magnificent speeches that
hayt been delivered by that singulary able eloquent
and powerful young orator Of glorious old party,
challenge any TO point 10 single sentence SAVIOR
ing Of personalities, what was otherwise than IN
keeping with the most eXacting formula OF parIlar
menary debate in what II. Labouchere has styled the
most dgnihed delibegative assembly In the world. the
senate OF the United States. Great cheering ana ap
pausc0
No. my friends, Our fight is one OF principle, and
we care not who the standard bearer may be, IL is with
the methods and policies that he represents that we
hght and not with himself. Moro applauseD MT
Flower represents Iammany Hall and corruption Mf.
Fasset represents the honest voters OF the state OF
New York and good government. (Appause2 New
York is the gateway, the door the mouth OF tns great
Republic and when the mouth OF the body polite 10
less than the body physical is tainted the entire BODY
Is corrupt and unbearable (Applause) If New ORR
be- as have sad that is the mouth of the Republic,
il wants badly to be cleansed, and we have here IN
the person Jacob Sloat Fasset the toothpowder OF
good government (Applausel 1t costs nothing, my
friends and fellOwcitiZens Take this toothp0wdeT,
and take it, too, pray You in large quantities and
with steady hand and NsOute will apply II TO the gums
Of TammGny Hall, which are hardened and encrusted
with corruption. daughter and appause.l Drive the
Democrats from the state and put Jacob Soat FaSsett
in the chair Of state in Albany. Cries Of You bet
cheers, applause, and waving OF hats, canes and