New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

Civil War, been In favor OF the soundest ana most
honest financial principles and measures anu am
conddent that this convention will not hesitate to
proclalm. In the clcarest and most emphatic terms'
It's adherence to the principles as to honest money
60 ably ard so well expressed recently at Albany and
elsewhere by the distinguished President of the United
states. The Honorable Benjamin Harrison. trust
too that the convention will not hesitate to place
Itself on record in favor Of practical and lateIngene
amendment t. the Ballot Reform bill, so Thoroughly
emascla,ed and shorn Of all Its good quaIlIes Iipue
the Vaccinations OF David =. Ill., in favor Oh SONIC
more Intelligent and rational regulation Of the lqn1r
trahc; in favor of the perfection OIL INC INli id Ia
Refnrn laws which, having come 10 stay, shOulu Do
rendered as practical and efficient as possible. A.,
II is not Inappropriate, think, tor me 10 IN S
attenton MOI only OF this Convention but OF all hosU
citizens throughout the state without regard U parry
I'm the great Democratic octopus, IamhanS Hi,ii S
Which now holds the city Of NewYork in Its grasp ana
* already preparing to extend us tehtocs W. ~,
entire state rhe good people Of this great state 0o1
81 The Renubcan party TO check the advance OF this
dangerous and insldous enemy Inc nInes Gdli ~.
action, earnest, vigorous and aggressive acto tS
the part OF the Republican party. In the race VI wy
enemy all fncl0na differences must cease, al per-
soma grievances and disappontments DC fors9.seh t
IN, Republican party press forward with united HOnv
and with earnest resolve to elect Republican as
Governor Of tho Empire State 49,, ,...o.4 q,
Ii is for you, gentlemen of this Convehtoh, 10
select the candidate who shall bear our saidatd IN
the fight. The candidates who nave Deeh pupncH
suggested are al g9o roc s and Tu saant solder from
Rensselaer,. some for the brilliant ana aefompISnv
orator from Kings, some for tho aDie anu schohiFfy
candidate from JOmpkins. Erie presents 10 us as
It's favOrte son. q gentleman who during long ana
honorable bNness and official career, mas won tne
love, the esteem and the confidence Of all VINO Know
him Some Of ms believe that the mantie should Ia,
upon the shoulders Of that faithful pubic Ohcal anu
prince Of good fellows, the gallant young Congress-
from Livingston. And 10 some OF us IL appears
wise to select our leader in the hght that tiear-
headed, intelligent and courageous young man from
Chemung, who has so long been the Republican
leader in the Senate of tho state.
Gentlemen, the Convention Is in your hands, ana
deliberations cOnduce to the welfare OF inc
party, the State and the Nation.
ONLY TWO CONTESTED SEATS.
The Committee on Credentials through j. RIDER
Cady, of Hudson, reported that there were only
two candidates before the convention. That o
striking contrast to the Democratic State
Convention, with the Assembly Districts IN
twenty-four counties contested Mr.. Cady
announced that after a patient hearing of the
men who contested the seats of the sitting
delegates from Chemung and Seneca counties the
Committee on Contested Seats had decided against
the claimants This finished this line Of work.
The various Congress districts then, upon in
vitaton of the chairman, announced that they
had selected the following named as their rep
resentatives upon the new Republican State Com
mittpp.