New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27

VICE-PRESIDENTS AND sECRETAflES'
William II. Bellamy, secretary of the Republican
County Committee, then read part OF the nse
Of vice-presidents and secretaries. the names of
Vice-Presdent Morton, Chauncey NJ Depew' COR
nelius \. Bliss, Joseph II. Choate. and Joel B
Erharit being heartily checred. The list Is as
follows:
yice-P residents-yice- President Levi p Morton,
Chaancey VI. Depew, Cornelius ~ Bss' 'gscP P Ia
Choate Er. A. :. Curtis, Charles r. French, Ls ufiIl9
b. cannon John A. stewart j. TespO FobScstocE ex
Judge Noah Davi., Henry r. Hyde' Heorge rbenlSi
II. .. Armour Elhu Root Frederick d. IapRen DaSi
&. Rollins Alfred r. Whitney Miam ~. 1 ~
George F. Baker, Horace Russell, william II. L.
Hughes Cephas Branerd Colonel :. v; T. Gr oSee
Brayton Ives Alfred c. Cheney, Thomas ~ James
Thomas l. Acton, Vernon n. Brown, Charles L.
Tiffany %iarles Z. Cook, Lucas L. Van Allen, Eugene
d. Hawkins, William \. COpp, George IL MOTIFS :. ~
MllIiken d. l.. It. John koosa. charles F. hSmer'
Edwin Einstcn, Charles n. 1Nlnt1r, A. H. IlumPlreH'
lawson, David Mitchell stephen redford Patrick Ford,
G. Voney King, L. NJ. stanton, henr{ iia JAM Ghh a.
David ii. knapp Frank Kaymond Edwin A. MaeAlp aI
Richard j. Lewis Jacob ~ Patterson i. Z; Csp ,G
bernard Bgin G. r. Boyec IT, George DIIenbeG5'
Joseph Love, the Rev. Dr. T. le6Sr Newton Trrh ~
Henry SCHUMACHER, II. NJ Montgomery. s 4: N0yes'
Henry Gleason, Herman l. schrOeder, Henry .1ryonce
Harney, William Iienlel, Birdseye Brakeman. John
W. stevens, Alfred g. Mason, Gustav A. schurIn3 w.
Mason. ]. Seaver page. senator Lispenard stewart
Theodore Brodhead Ambrose Neal Joseph T. I arainS'
G A. PsSbody r James owens Aexapdsr T. Mason Ta9
Ee ensselae cS"'. John H. Gunner Michael GoGdc,
William II. Arnoux, Charles Brnder "encrs no LANES
Ralph H. HYDE. William II. stoddard, William H. Cot
ton, Richard Woleer Kiliaep Van RensSes S T To,
ten jeremiah Pngburn, Daniel NJ Robinson, NII''"lh
G0r5t Denis bThe ba aaSsr whoeE j. Hay
byrne Alonzo Berry. J. Llghtelberg Jacob P0wie.'
PHILIP Ps R9; cSs R T. Il o sns1 F payd ai
g. c. Cutie IL. D. Boynton. NeXandcr Lelcht "; IL.
Geaney Rudolph Rgbens James p F; Fraser p Wi tr6W
bridge, the Rev. Madison c. PetcS, James +; Hart
o. G. BTipcEerhoI' George +. Wood Thomas p. odell,
william Balscr. Charlie T. Butler, EDWARD hpS,rcn'
Benjamin L. Hail. Joseph Pool Archinad |eG I Ie
Thomas j. Rush, Howard Carroll; William \; H i4o
John ". Jacobus Cornelius W. Deyer Jacob r Iihn
SEEKER Manning F. Ro9t MeT JaeUb H. sm%
George i Har " IT, B. ctea, George ?. KIng:buEry,
IVi! s. Starr Martin H. ealcy L. S. Van Zandt
Thomas R. NcNa%Sr Dr. r. io BsdcIt p SniFs
Wolf Stef Lafayette Scmlan, Adam Gernaud Moses IT,
nyers Charles WefeG9aG Tror Nay'9 Tcbcncr JGme
w. HAYES w. II. Barley, D. +. Porter Michael FREQ
man G. OTTO B@es John ksns npr IeG Seap lu John
c. Drdd Frank Weathcrbec, James Tacott. Granville
Hawe Phillip Van WyGS Gdr 81 5m bccn s1e enr w
G. Pofty John j. stevenson, william Gibson. Charles
Jsm r.S p Hy I George " WanmakcT James "
Perry. Herman Cantor W. H. I0wni,cg' I Rr: Na en-
ritz. r. d. Wiscy. Jacob May Ccphas Brainerd: VII
lam Johnston, Michael Herwin. W. H.. Bnrns, Nn a
A. Daily j. Edgar Leaycraft, John Rcisenwebcr lleD-
dore A. sncdeber A. b. Humphrey, John Seller, Eugene
ward John Van Gerchten, Andrew Wilson. G. Dono-
els snyder, Alexander p. Ketchun, Walter Cox, ID,
Mclean. Dr.. William Baker John Lltue ana l~'"Ich''
% secretarcs-P IT, Dunn. George Marx Fred h
Kaemer D. Ktle Charles r. MOI v 70, 1; TSviis
r. Johnson, Carlo La MAZDA James ;. Hahd' a9An,
iinS0n George Ciramberg Charles a. BENEDICT Alfred
T a,9 J Rs 4a'h Sxander C. FISH, James H. phpp,
Ralph w. Fills. William Leary, James H. %a T3'
p j. o,I{rien. John j. Collins c. II. Geddcs, John r
homer. C. William Frank. j. seden steele, John +.
IICIp " baltimore. F. X Winner l.. a. DIllen-
back. Daniel Cookery, William A. Ball r smith Plne'
YSIc WIFE, ". j. HOFFMAN F. Iuberg; Howell G.
Rees Henry c. rd 9oGlni 5et9 T Vines + 4.
T tte Henry Altman, John Miller William
Helm Adoph sax, Charles Ii;t,D y M a PSn
NELL mirl" John j. Hitler Nicholas schultz Charles Il.
Mniilcan Charles II. L,dwig samuel Ash Louis Kemp
lanes A. BRADY. s. NJ Crndoll George Kerney, Rem
jamin Sealey Andrew McGiyney, Fred Mcirane; John
f. Gemming w. II. Irwin. Howard D. Casey, wafer
= Cree d. r Murphy, Henry Grimstead. J. r. Pringe,
Martin Kayanagr f. Lee B. A. w Es%snce Fra ss
Hisy MiJ Ja@es Re- khencr. H. L. schfaes j. T.
smith, Albert Nelson, William ialpin. William +;
Eidman ir
SENATOR TISCOCK WARMLY WELCOMED.
Ex-senator Miller then said II now have the
pleasure of introducing to you man whom you
all know, and who, in the last few months has had
a peculiar honor thrust upon hm-that Of being
the only Senator of record from this State Senator
Frank Hlscock." The hit at Governor-Senator
Hill was applauded, and as the Senator arose he
was cheered until the building shook. Mr.. His
olco in
launched bolts at Tammany Hall which pierced
It's strongest fortresses Senator Hiscook said:
Ladies and Gentlemen; Magnificent as this meet
ing IS enthusiastic IL Is since september last when
the Republicans placed IN nomination at hOchester
their matohess ticket, Just such meetings as ls nave
been constantly held from Lake Erie TO NeW-lorA,
women there assembled represented. Applause
Never In my experience have seen this State afame
as IL is the party united as 1t Is from It's centre TO its
boundary lines, over state ticket alone Applause
We started this canvass willing and supposlng That
We would be invited debate 1t upon State issues alone
Great appause) The Republican party Is always
cheese (AppiauseJ At ilrst we were told that
ticket nominated BY than 700 representative dele,
gate, Of the Republican party unanimously should not
be supported because It had been dictated by bosslsn,
and therefore was unworthy Of an election by the
people in this state. The distinguished gentleman who
has just precGed me has told you what bossism means
in the Dems ratio party. and VII nc. not consume sumo
further time upon that question VIII tell you what
il means in the Republican party. NO man. great or
small exercises controlling influence In onr Orgaza-
ton who IS not in touch with me people ana IA
sympathy with the better purposes. the higher thought
and the purcst methods of the constituency that he
would lead. Npplause) Men In our country, In
town In city, In state. or in National politics, have
achieved leadership only because they succeeded In
voicng the sentiment and the conviction of the peo-
ple either in respect TO its principles in respect to
the candidates that were TO be chosen for their
suffrage. (Applause.)
RAISING A DEAD ISSUE.
will proceed to another point which ia being dis
cussed BY the press and the Democratic speakers upon
the bustlngs Now, ever, we find them attempting
to bring before the people an issue which is past and
dead and which has vitality whatever We are
told I'm this canvass that the only great overshadow
ing issue which every other Is subordinate Is the
Worlds Fair. which has been disposed OF for some
little time at least Upon the question as to who Is
responsible for the location VI tho fair as one who
was cogni2ant ut least OF all that ranspred az Wash