New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

COSTiSTrIIS,s& : s i;TT fIofhs 3NA''
Judge OF a Republican county, twice eec'eu W ''io
office NJ Secretary Of State To him there came al
opportunity such rs has come to none o'nci !" '''
present generation. II 1t had not been tht ec cum
sells OF the very devils in bell were pouring mo MS
ears he would have arisen in his place Mt the 'head
Of the table about the board OF state CanvasseS' ana
there In three minutes time, would nave eeelrlHea
the milton and placed himself upon the pcdes'ai Oh
| everlasting fame. But the votes OF confidence mere
tofore gwen him By his friends ana srir Command
lis oath Of Office and the mandates Oh tne CoureS
were but wisps OF straw ag gu o,cr cS Of tbe Demo
rrratic party instead Of standing up and declaring
intention to abide BY The GSo9 ho and Gt f his fellow
canvassers lnclt In charmed circle and Worshlppec
Mepn.cphG aS h beiSocr at he pronounced Inc
In that worship they are yet bowel Their crime ne
yet Ss ,se crimes Dy ins & and they
for the State aud for the Nation viii only DO opened
BY Republican nnG no E0t in the 'Gs se snG nou
| the appalling presence may cause the cheeK 10 R sio
and he lip 10 culver. yet brave men who know their
danger art the heroes that win In the conlncts o.
| peace rs we'll a. OF war. As mOther wOum Il! u,
| he side OF her children mcnaced by beasts OF
nrcy as husband would guard the honor Of his wife,
as son would Weld hls last drop OF blooI 70 dfienu
nj. mother from vlanous assault: must we, II we
Ia men sprug ~ the defence Of popular government
Toward that cid the work OF this convention must III
Than Thanlans You for the distinction conferred upon me
| by placing your gaycl temporarily IN my hands, /
| now ask what Is the pleasure OF tho convention
REGARDING THE STATE COMMITTEE
Upon the conclusion Of tho chairmans speech the
rules Of the Assembly were adopted for the government
Of the convention and then General Hustled presented
the following. which WIS adopted
Whereas The Leg stature Of 1899, By law, passed
at It's annual Scss on, altered the ConEes'iohH disc''
." Whereas, 4 member Of Congress. TO be voted for at
the next election. must be nominated IN each Of sald
Whcreas' In none Of the said exlating districts j.
there ~ committee or competent authority 10 eau sa
| conventions or nerec upon basis oi representation
Wicra no power authority 70 ax end determine
tno Questions eXists In my ~ these districts, lut
| /, lodged wholly IN this convention. therefore be II
Resolved Fint: That the state Committee be;
Sc,crmine and il necessary, appoint q committee In
| ench Congressional di trict. that shall call the first
Congressional convention In ench OF the 'ad e"S'ing
second: Tint the State Committee Be and hereby
is authorized and empowered 10 FIX and Determine the
Lnsis oi III snt" Oh ee ~ h Scid
delegates ard the manner and method Of choosing the
sam, I'm each Il the sad conventions.
spnrivev chosen ms above provided shall adjudGo and
determine the" questions ond appoint committee to
representation therein and sid convention may alter
| rcver-c and modify tho determination.
APPOINTMENT or COMMITTEES.
Resolutions providing for the appointment Of tho
|
| and tho committees appointed
MR.. REDS ADDRESS As CHAIRMAN.
| r,ccss was then taken. Tho convention rras-
scmhlod AZ ~ o'clock. Tho Committee on Gre.
dentials reported that there was only one contest
that m the NAVlilth District. and I'm that case the
committee reported In favor Of the sitting delegation.
headed by William l.. sweet The report adopted.
! IN >cfao- Pits, chairman ~ the Committee on Perma
mont or-nn1ann then announced that that committee
| recommended flr permanent chairman Wmtclaw Reid
| rankin Woodruff. Of Broohlju. said "On behalf u
he Kings County delegation, take great pleasure In
,econdlns the name Of Whi,clnw Reid ne permanent
! chairman ~ thu convention Mr. Reid escorted
to the platform by committee and Introduced to
the convention by Mr.. sutherland. Nh Rcid's speech
Wa, -, follows:
! Gentlemen # tie Convention:
with all my heart thank You. Having resigned
| Office abroad. / hold II privilege 10 resume At
! once the duties u citizenship at home. To come
| back to my Old place in the Republican ranks has
! been for many months the desire uppermost In my
mind Lut to have ones return thus distinguished by
! your favor is au honor any man migat envy.
Thiriv-,lx years ago. 10y fresh from college md
not vet able vote. made my first political speech.
for Fremont DAYTON. From thnt day to this
| | have never seen time when the duty Of Re.
| publican success seemed clearer or It's possibility
! more evident than now.
New York Ecpubiicans turn naturally from yes
tcrr,ay's celebration to 10 days duty. Inspired by
! the memories yesterday evoked. they will take
order that the Republic, saved by the hero whose
birth We have just commemorate In conjunction
with Lincoln and sherman and Sheridan. with sew
ard and Chase and stanton. shall suffer harm
now at the hands Of the antagonist they have
often confronted They have Just what that
antagonists triumph means in this state, and they
have no desire aud purpose TO let such triumph
extend TO the Nation.
We arc often reminded by Our friends who generally
agree with In principle nearly than with any
other party but who as generally vote against ms I'm
practice, ia order " chasten for good that IA
past record l. title TO present confidence. Perhaps
not certainly not, u the record Is all there Is. But
II the record OF tire Republican party through the whole
htrty.Sx years Of ~ glorious history Is not SUIT
nccnt reason for trust IN IL now. II Is at least no
controlling reason FOR distrust Can any say as
much for the other party Let not be unkind
enough to @ back too far. Let merely ask II its
Is Il satisfactory guarantee for the future Are the
ers anxious that another Legislature like this should
have another chance at their tax levy Arc even the
Democratic business men of New York anxious that
this Congress should have Its way unopposcd about
either free silver or the tariff Is there one Of them
who did not secretly give thinks, last winter that
they had been beaten four years ago, and thar hcre
now sits watch in the White House the safe honest
sturdy great big "man under his grandfather, hat -
Is there one who would not reioce II this state Of
x>w ar.?t,rs.\ Ks plan that