The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-28

school q, FIND n, a. out Of tho State Treas,
state taxes: Ths Republican, county 81 De!a.
81 %SsI psssf ws,s
come from Out 8, the e pocfe s Of the peopie
of tho CITY Of, New York. Eyery work:
ingman; every laborer. every artisan; every
Of the cheesemaker o. franklin county. as the
prevail upon Rimssif to give you another emu:
ana 81
IKE that yonchsaisai BY Tom Reeds Coingr,ssss !.
rece,ntty admitted sates having equal repre- pre-
sion he said: Tom Plat says these are Ss dead
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and II M GRAIN ssd only Tss stssS
declared great me saffns ssdoafned pay
tfe COUNTRY Were
ny tf vote 81
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I meeung at manson square Garden on Oct. H.
so ss Ss
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iIs Ss'S tn sss .1sas. ss greetings
The Secretary OF Gov. Russell Of Massachu-
sets wrote:
sysry gs.psss and shas The bs%Serssie nominees
Congressman William G. p. Breckenridge
Lam exceedingly anxious thu. n. Democratic .et..
% r nd % our sue dSs
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s1 anf liz % Il IL s Sda
whose pars private e earnest and c9urageons
his fellow citizens would call him.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
city of New York. from every trade and pro.
heartily approve and endorse the platform Of
Conyentlon held on the 10th of September last
We point with justified pride. and satIsfao-
ton to the exemplary record Of the last Demo-
ment as one Of the purest in the history Of our
country. administered with scrupulous econ
omy under 3he guiding principle that public
We endorse and approve q the present
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public laws. Taxation has been reduced and
the State debt has been decreased: all Of which
the best interests Of the people:
Flower Tor Governor the Convention has wiso.
ly recognized the choice. and emphasized the
ths State but aso Sf Tie BUSINESS
CAPABLE. Upright: SUCCESSFUL; generous busl:
Citizen. vel auaiiilea to give to The State
business administratiop; and emnengtIy eGaip.
q ff the high oee for which he has BEEN nomis
mated, We commend to our fellow citizens the
hsf Its and
integrity. andhs eminent and honorable bust-
sentsd the COMMERCIAL Interests Of the Stats State
and city while in Congress; and
sec e s sn sse
best and proper site rthe Worlds Fair; In
s G s aep1Ss @
city, OF the Fair, subservient to the commands
Of The CIR Of tne tp o n hS Cn
Inde, Certain political conditions.
I'VE recognize in the other nominees Of the
Lieutenant. Governor. Frank Rice for Secretary
q State. Frank Campbell for Comptroller.
E Eet T Ter se snd %I
W. schenck for State Engineer and Surveyor.
msp ct enf Jealous ana integrity
I'VE Wars are opposed TO- tho Republican eandl-
nominees Tor State offices because the Co9ven;
ton that nominated them was dominated and
suited in tho loss to New YORK Of th: Worlds
the Senator Of the State Of New York who votes
and uses his influence against MS state i unit
TO he elected to the position OF its Chief Execu-
S9nde%n t si; FedSral edm n nis
siation: It fosters. Ubiquitous trusts. and
throws the burden Of nnnecesssary taxes upon
the many to enrich p1 the few We are opposed
peoples will. We are against the coinage q
value Of every other dollar Of the United
States We condemn the Republican party OF
this State for its disobedience OF the constl-
for its own advantage. OF tho grossly unequal
superintendent Of the State. whereby many
Thousand Democratic citizens are deprived Of
ministration in. tho enforced retirement from
THa aT"fsa been to eontro
p e IL t ny York fsm e.
toe q private individual h0' ono official re-
""Th The proximity Of tho national canvass in
portance. tho result Of which. will exert q pc:
teaa The Fsdra
patriotism. zeal and activity flow from State |
and national issues are forcibly presented In
the present Canvass
IN TIE BIG TWENTY-sECOND.