New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-23

trusts IN thsty IL used to be there larger than
m mesne 81 The saratoga Convention hadn't any
t se Tor o any If Hnmay Hall Sir Croker sa mat he
nreSerred for subordnates rich candidates Is Ilat an
RIDst,ationg n.augler Perhaps that j. an illustrb
Ton - Tammany wOiShpplng Of mOleyed inlerest-Io
cover the needs OF manhood snifrnge ana VINO te
emancnstcd manhood "a voice, Abraham Lincoln,
followed b. continued appanseJ Not only that, Das
sout6 in this state-for not going outside OF the
State bonndarle, tonight If can help
l Hcars and GE pG Upward S" may vote as be
pleases en- eccton day with the least possible sub
Nv pnchase or pressure in seeing TO II that the voter
might be certified to and identified to prevent
been til,en first BY the Republican party
and and every movement has been resisted by al the
lowers. ] do not want TO hurt anybody's feelings.
but must tell the truth Of history. You remember
Yon renemIcr the struggle Of ballot reform
in the Legislature and with the exception of those
for The Australian ballot reform The Democrat, opposed
it ut every step and those senemc. fo1d va not get
thew say that we have been covertly using our y.
tucnce against manhood suffrage. u lpolcattes us
FtR the Efforts dc Esg6gs%Sn no, party ~
to advance manhood suffrage, why dia nQt ., tIe
give Illustrations of tho degeneration of Investigation
Why7 There weFe such deeeneratons (Pro-
lOnged applause0
JOHN W. yROOMAN.
There seemed no limit TO the capacity OF the
crowd to applaud Mr.. Fassett, for when he had
finished the scenes of the early evening were re-
peatcd People rose to their feet, waved handker-
chiefs and flags and hurrahed until 1t seemed as
if their vocal cords could stand the strain no longer
The chairman next introduced John W. Nroomah'
the candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The audi
ence was heartily in favor Of the conventions
choice for this office also, and gave Mr. Vrooman
Ifo nlya ~
Two minutes only. This IS Republican year.
(Applausel. The boys are in it TO win. Cheers and
cries OF You bet. The Rochester COnyenti9l hAe ,he
buublebce, had business end 70 IL laugHei2 anu
Sung To Inc death hOse old dsturbers faction ana
discussion. Great appause That convention adopted
with an enthusiasm rarely equaHed ana never OK
ceNod that great comm0naw plat )rn which IS ever
another name for victory. old men ana young men
" kirkerr men. all fighting Tor each other for uaty.
The party is ono man in good feeling ana COCA leio"
The magniiccnt demonstration at the state Conven-
ton has been supplemented by caRaly enthnslasuc
faces at least are turned from dead past to q
living present and we are bonhd "ltn
prid@ and qualification TO our new leader and
cbailenge the Tammany Wigwam, Mugwump and all
The candidate his notable speech at the convention,
the inspiration going out from il the push and pluck
The brave and brainy Fassett renewed applausel mas
ge f sr S ea agd has made their faces long enough
to eat oats ont OF an odfashioned churn. Laughtef
But Mr. Chairman, promised to tall! but two minutes
Here on Ibis platform is an array OF talent to draw
upon worthy Of the Republican party.
/ thank YOU fully from my heart and soul, for
your partially at Rochester, for this grand greeiing
and / now bid you goodnight. tremendous ap-
plauscD
MR.. SLOAN WARMLY GREETED.
The departing speaker applauded, and his
State Senator George IS. Sloan, of Os-
wego County, was welcomed with vigorous hand
clapping. The Senator who was evidently well
know, by reputation at least, to the audience,
spoke in part as follows:
In order hat some OF the proof may be forthcoming
Immediately, oar next mountaineering tOie
the truth wien he stated that the boys Weie III II,
let me mention lttie incident that came undSr my
observation quite recently. A re-" days ago. Wllle az
tending Republican convention IN the Guy were
live, after business OF the convention Lau Dccn
tansac'cd was asked py SOM o o" ", tic preScnf
present 10 sly fe" words III ieleeice ~ Iilc PeS1 ~
political situation, and cspecaAy with reference 10 lHe
TOOK occasion say that when united ana deterhneu
the Republican party IS nVinNlDle IN InIs ntStc;
tremendous appanse2 ana being az o t actn9 9 in me
and determined, II IS gong 10 caIg uie elc0~oH Ia III"
state Of NcW-l ork. Great applauseD ,..o.
Tie response 10 that declaration vas OF character
to leave tie impression that the boys are in IT, ana
that the Republican party has good prospects al Inc
present time. (Applause.)
! There is something to be said, and much may be
said with great prUprety at ratification neetlg s'cn
have bound together all the component Plts " b,
Republican party. 1 suppose IL viii be c0nceded ina
there was some concern felt as 70 lt nov
strong tho cohesive properties of the KepuDnca pan
manifest themselves after the campaign shOuu
have begun. l believe many OF you Know h t "d3
some anxiety with reeronce to that Question:
DO about the consultations that were held Dy those
Who have the Interests of the Republican party at
- 81, nj many suggestions brought forward by dner-
ent peope which were thought would prove elhcacous
In halmOnzing the Republican party. Bnt Whatever
ventuIe tho prediction that II dierenceS nave e4vH'
those differences should be harihoIZcu W Vio NoP"O
IL there were differences In the Republican party
ton atscmbIed have entirely oblteratcd those dif-
fsrences, ard the Republican party stands SOLD,
in has In recent years. Great applause -
Tho Republican party has all the signs OF victory,
nlrp0se and that IS TO fight the enemy 10 the END II
zoe, into this campaign with flags waving ana eMDehI
Ike State Of Ncw-York from the rulers OF Iammapy
Hall under the leadership Of the man VINO IS 10 DC
THAT Rochester Convention did something moe than
TO harmonic the Republican party. Inc acuOn VI
that were made there the convention also hdS sNvn
Snarters. that the people are not mindful Of tle
conduct of thar representatives IN the Legse oi
Il 0 essator performs his duty to the e. best
stItnents. he will not be forgotten by the people
when Tho occasion arises. NppauSeC SO when tte
,hout which from all larts OF me state IN Up
prol Of the nomination OF - Sloat Fa'setI of tne
head of the ticket Wlu JONI W. NIOOluoh III 'SN''t
place tremendous applause( There is not
a candidate on that ticket Eho c46 docs not
Xii have the respect confidence and affection OF the
Communities in which they live, and when they draw
unOn these communities they know their drafts Will
bs L0nored at sight. Applause) ,,.,
want to refer simply TO one plank IN the platform
odonted at Rochester In clear and unequlVOCl IAN
Tage it declared COR an honest dollar dollar that Sc
eWTcs 10 tie a70Hgman full equivalent for services
rendSred dollar taat is as good any other dollar,
not only in This country but in the world: ApplaaSel
II * cOntended BY some OF the Democrats that they
declared for an honest dollar, but it not until
after President Benjamin Harrison (applauSe) had made
his manly and courageous uttcrahceS az Albany TAP
pauseJ -
STATE SENATOR SAXTON.
Another Of Mr. Fassetts associates in the State
Senate, Charles r. SaXtOn, spoke next, and he,
too. was evidently no stranger TO the New-York
CITY audience. lie spoke in part as follows
There was great meeting in Glasgow cnee az which
tenement house reform discussed After the meet
ing Ua, all over DR.. Chalmers met an old wOmaG try
Ing TO force her way in IS II All Done She a'htu.