New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
viii. Among otner Things, he Shid, III reference
a Tho infomous stcol of the State Senate:

Will. Among Otner tnlIsS, ~ 1870 'N '
to the Infamous steal of the Stare senate:
crime az dsnic.,lc I'm IL, preparation ~ any that
Ia, sent a common criminal 10 jail mas Just Decl 'Ul
mitted in this stare. The mcthOa. ny whleh in,r
and a, lgnobe a. any portrayed IN the criminal courts
Of city In it, u, II Is - .,uPcnd1ns INA, ~
state arc content TO submit TO i the nH-
pertinent Of government by me I pop% eon rs ' tr
revolution in south American icpubie or to coup
dcat by napoleon III TN, crime inS,V ~a Sam lei
candidate for the highest Office al Inc diSpo'ai Oh h
A2 asf nR S'P 5crc wa made in Cooper Union
test made by Democrats whom we Expect ana e.,
teen when we meet them in the DAILY walks ol
eminent we Ind i an nttciancc Of what ~ horror
of crlmcl No but of indignation becaase the Potter
peried it, laughter That constitute the I RS%o-
not 10 fcbukc unblu~hIng theft, not TO r.
bukc the Snatchlng Of Oycrnmentai power from me
pro.traic form Of constitutional right, but to complain
keep 'Ac proceeds II II hm.clf. Chcers.)
Mr.. Roots hit at the Cleveland Democrats was
sPprecoted end SO Were the Jnfr fo1a
were loud cries for Mr.. Depew, who was just
leaving the hall. Somebody proposed three cheers
for him as the next Governor of the state and they
were given loudly he next toast was " Inc
State of New-York," and Mr.. Blanchard asked
Colonel George Bliss to speak to this lie said
that this sentiment usually alled for recital
Of the honorS and dignity Of the great common
wealth, but he would speak on passage in
her history that was disgrace To her fair name
lie told in detail the story OF the fraud connected
and scored Judge Maynard and Senator Hill with
especial severity. The address was loudly chccrrd.
Mr.. Blanchard then presented Senator Warren. Of
Wyoming. who said in part
Approaching the broad cNpansc Of country termed
the West as viewed from New York standpoint and
knowing that other voces have heretofore answered
beyond the Missouri to the newer West the land wher
penny becomes q nickel, or often a dime. in the
pended and there in the brcezr altitude and almost
iinual sunshine OF that cline we will take survey
OF the situation.
How much this far West is indebted TO Tie Republ-
patty for il, growth and development Is shown by
the fact that 1t was Republican Administration IN,
Government Executive and Legislative, that admitted
the six new states Of the trans Missouri and Rocky
Mountain region into the Union AppiauSe.)
Territorial vasSaace for the pioneers OF that section
became thing Of the past. They were hcnccforh to
plies. Nearly all these political divisions known aS
Territories had been under Democratic control AZ some
period of their earlier existence. but when they
emerged rs states they ccctcd solid Republican rep
resentaton t. both houses Of Congress an evidence Of
political fire. dom. And let me add that notwithstand
lng political ,tich or two ha' since been dropped
solid phalanX against Republican foes ~ every nam :.
no matter how new seductive may be the prctcnslons
Of such foes. Cippause
wyoming was The first state to make on appropria.
ton for the Columbian Worlds Exposition. her con
trbuton amounting Ia 80 cents for every man.
Now, will some gentleman possessing nmblc
pencil figure how much the great states Of New YORK
Penn Sylvania ohio and other commemorative would
contribute on the basis Of 80 cents per capita laugh.
teri
army that went forth 10 battle. not only for the in
tcgty Of IA" Union and the honor Of her Nag but the
freedom Of every citizen. The Young men returning
from IN" found their former places flied by Others
and, accustomed they Ia wandering and to
hardship. dnftcd westward 10 seek fortune and fame
in broader field.
DO you wonder than that these yonng men, with
such an ancestry. Republicans. md that they be
lcve I'm freedom The sentiment that our Republic
De the home OF mon fearless We'll ~ free finds
ready response I'm the heart Of every citizen Of the
great Wet. May not add 1t them bo honcst-ns
frc" aud frank H. honest Political crime will not
then - unpuni he'd suffrage Will express tho lndc-
mcn and opinion ~ tho Sovercg every eligible cleo
cor Will vote and tho ballots will bc counted and cor
rectly recorded. applause and cheers
II was after midnight when tie speaking was
over.