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A. ,he state Of New York Meet In
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enthusiastically Cheered.
RocnrsrER, y. ", Sept. 0.-At
no,n ucnrfal Knapp, chairman o. the
Stale committee called the Republican
SITE convention TO order. He spoke
lfI,ly aud his reference 10 the "Alatch.
H. man from Maine" was received
WA terrific aud prolonged applause.
NJ. W. Goodrich was then chosen
temporary chairman. On taking tho
chair he made nm address.
Goodrich pointed with pride 10 the
record VI the Republican party since
h foundation, and snid, four years Of
Democfatlc rule had convinced the
i.ople Of the duty Of recalling the par
ial power conferred upon a party
vhlch had been on the wrong side
tyef sluco tho days when they
fhnmplonoi the extension OF hu-
man nlavcry Into "A free territory.
Al the las, election, however, II again
attained majority Of the lower
House of Congress which was accom-.
tllshcd by n campaign Of colossal lying
ind deception. lie pointed with pride
70 the pure, sagacl0us and conservative
ADMINISTRATION u PRECEDENT Harrison;
to the growing commerce OF the coun-
ny under the reciprocity with our
American nelghb1rs, induced by tho
us'chless foresight Of Secretary
Blaine, aud 10 the navy already rank
Inr with those Of the other great mari.
lime powers Of the world.
The speaker reviewed the tnflii
question AZ great length and spoke In
high praise Of the Mckinley bill.
Upon the subject Of silver, he said.
AN honest dollar for honest debt"
We applaud the courageous utter.
arcs Of President Harrison In his
recent speech at Albany. This II 10
10 aoampaign Of education and not OF
dotepllOB. The Republican party
r,yeffear an investigation Of It's pin.
ciple1 Or iis practices.
COMMUNICATING TuB DENoCRATs.
"Thu Democratic party IL like a
lizard, changing color according 10 it-
tnylruns. At tho South II stands for
prohibition; In the North for
free rum; on the Pacific
coast and Mountains IL demands
free coinage OF silver: In Ohio the con.
yentlOn adopted the irec coinage plank
BY bare majority aud placed u hard
money man upon II and In the east II
demands gold and silver coinage on MI
equal basiu."
I'VE sorrowf1lly boheld the COVER.
nor Of this great STATE rs he stands
like a modern colossus, ono foot la the
executive chamber mt Albany aud the
other In the Senate chamber Mt WASH
ington. His hands are gmsping the
lever OF the democratic machine which
he controls by hlling the public offices
with his subservlent tools, his eyes arr
greedily fixed ON the presidential chair
IN which no will never sit, pandering
10 the liquor Interest, playing with the
question NJ honest money, cheating
hh0ring men by defeating for Year,
the Australian ballot system; ob.truot-
ing the eutire legislation Of State 10
prevent an investigation Of his partisan
water rats In tho canal; rising 10 no
higher level than n ward politician,
Verify, the coming contest Is that Of
HlIlism grated on TO Tammanyiam
against the political conscience OF ia,
voters of this commonwealth, and on
such issue We shall suffer no defeat.
CHEERING FOR RECIPROCITY.
When reference was made by Good
rlch TO President Harrison and Secrc
iafy Blaine In connection with the To-
cent reciprocity measures there wa
hearty cheering about evenly divided
between the two.
The usual committees were appoint
81 aud n recess taken until four thi
afternoon.
I, Is believed tho convention will
finish today. There will be- bitta
contest over the nomination for tn,
had VI tho ticket.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the convention re-assemblet
This afternoon u permanent organlza
Ton was effected, with Jas. NJ. Narnun
A. chairman. He delivered an address
0fgTeat length, the telling points o
which were enthusiastically received
lie oulOgizod reciprocity anu TIN
aoings Of the Republican party durlnl
" existence, and spoke highly Of IN,
Afiiii mud In regard 10 finance said h,
wa confident the convention woul,
mol hesitate 10 proclaim In the cleares
and most emphatic terms It's nd
nelence TO tho principles Of homes
money, no ably aud 10 well ok
Pressed by President Harrison. III
Trusted, too, that tho convention wOul'
not hesitate TO place itself ON record II
hvor Of practical anu intelligen
lmendment 10
THE BALLOT REFORM MIL
% thoroughly omasculAlod and shorr
o. III good uses through the machinn
IONS Of David Hill, aud was In fnvo
VI some more Intelligent and raliona
itgalallon Of tho bllquor traffic AM
heprotection Of the civil service reform
hNa Varnum paid his respects {,
Tue great Democratic octopus, Tam
many llnll, which now holds the cit,
o' New York In ita grasp, and Ia nov
PREPARING 10 extend ia tentacles owe
,he entire State. There was no room
Ior doubt OF the relative volume O
applause When Varnum referred TO tn
reciprocity policy of the hdminlstra
non as the work OF benjamin HaTrl
leu, and especially Secretary Blaine
generous Outhurst greeted HARRISON
name, while tumult arose whe
hlalne's name was mentioned.
cahnon Just outside the hall was fire
+" we moment to swell the clamor.
~ letter was read nom Andrew L
white Withdrawing his name as
guosInatoutl candidate. Then Senn
o' oConndr, Of Binghnmptop, place
~ nomination for rOypfnDr SlOn