New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23


BIc,cker Hall was crowded again "hc' '"''"''''
Deebe called the afternoon session to order NJ 20
The report OF the Committee on Contesoeu Sea's 'a'
ored the seating Of the sitting delegates III 'c ooh
tested cases in Albany and Chauiauqua INC os"oso
contest was withdrawn. The report was a1op'eu'
TIE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
The report Of the Committee on Ierh""cht VT
ganizatlon then presented and aaopeu' do
Permanent Chairman Daniel J.. Sickles' -
secretari4s-Charles r. De Freest j. c. LuHy. wlnam
7 Ellis Colyiu J. Husor. A. +. Hessinger' Chafies ~
Sutherland, Charles T. Dunning 49,, =,
VicePre-idents-Ist District Chauncey Beueh Ill.,
Dana: lid Patrick Hayes IVA. Martin Con.ey' 'lh'
H. j. lamb With, William II. Dobbs; VIM Is.,oA
DIVER; Villa Is. L. T. Fitzpatrick; lAh JOhh io"' ;
Xth, H. H. Hagsn, HIth, August Fuches all ie''''
Davenport XIIIth Charles welde; AlVth NJ ). Dion
XVtn Z. II. Nolan XVIII. Michael Aihi''oh' ii'''
Henry Van Bergen XVlIltn. Frank r. HARDER 4AiAth'
Est,s H. streyel; XXth John Foley; XAIst I'm eOhe'u
XXIId Ceyin Z. Hurlburtt; XXIIld L. a. .erfIi' :
XXIVth, d. {. Daw; XANth, Irving H. r"'"'e' ;
XXVIth. d. ]. Davtt; XXvmth. Henry d. Brewster !:
XXVIIIch Dewitt {. Wheeler; AAlAth H. u Baiu"!h )
XXXth, John Quinn; XXXlst. George ""art AAAllu'
Frank Jillig; XXXIIId. George w. Batten; XAXIVth'
Rodney Z. Crowley. 100
WHAT GENERAL SICKLES SAID.
Mr. Beebc then introduced the permanent chairman
General Daniel r. sckles, of New-lorh, who received
a warm welcome. Ills response was as iOIIo"s'
Gentlemen: thank you for the nonor you confer ia
cbooslng ING TO preside over your Deliberations Aho
Democracy Of Newly ok and OF the Naloh approach Inv
residential campaign VI ~ with deep sense Oh INC ~
suonsiblty imposed upon them by the ssh'l 'c'oii'S "
IA and pl We cannot fail TO see the manifest pnr
nosa Of the reople Of this country dismiss the Repub
can marty from any further control or the Federal uO'
eminent the poney OF our sdNer"afle' having iouhu i
disastrous culminstoa IN the Mckinney @fu anu III "e
Force bl and in tue unmeaured eAavsSanee OF the 1'
Republican Congress, tney WIN appea! IN VAIN LOT 'o Sup
port OF an Indignant constituency.
I'm our state the legislative department. OF the uo'erh
,peu has been the control Of the Democratic
par:y af1r long struggle uncxamplcd in our poluca
history. Under the INTREPID aud mastery !eAueshp VI
Governor IIl constantly supported by majority oil the
u ole md sus taned in conflict By our highest
judicial tribunal the voice of the majority Is once moro
uotenta in Capitol OF state For many years an
audacous and INSCRIPTIONS minority, nullfyns tho con-
sution aud the laws had usurpcd the legislative power
which did not belong IL fightfgy. The administration
Of Democratic Executive for the last seven years has
zen t. Democratic party OF the State such e''Nhy
stgumeAtng strength ohat in the election OF VI the l'
puicn candidate Governor, taken from high Federal
Office as the chosen representative and standardbtaer oil
President Harrison defeated by nearly 10000 majority
Under these good auspices initiate the canvass OF
90 on the anniversary OF the birthday Of Washington
persuaded that the Democratic party deserves success ana
confident that shall triumph. We SHAH night the gf
batc on the issues Of 30 and o. which demanded for the
people an oIen mapot for The nccc'sarics OF ne In
which the consumer pays tribute or tax 10 any Priv
Legged monopoly free elections, III when inc HFh
Of the States shall be- invaded by Federal agents ~
Federal force sound based Oh gold and SILVER
coin and an economical Administration In which the eN
penditure OF public money Is confined to the legitimate
PURPOSES OF the Federal Government as defined by the
Constitution.
The State ol New.Yor has often had tho good fortune
To be honord By choice Of Of It, citizens as tho
champion Of the National Democracy II we shall again b.
invited hy our comrades IN ether Stats TO present cand
date the Chief Magistacy OF the Nation we are ah
to ask their for statesman whose record ar1dy
place, him In the group made lustrlous by the names 81
Van Buren, Wight Marcy Seymour and Tldcn. We
shall prc.cnt IN, name Of gallant leader whose banner Is
inscribed with many Victories end under whom the
Democracy Of NcwYork never las been and never VIII be
defeated leader who was elected 70 tho senate OF the
United States without expenditure Of dollar leader We
love because the enemies Of the Democratic party hate MIN
and fear him leader IN whom the veerln soldiers Of
Now.Yok have always found steadfast friend leader
whose always tho triumph Of HIS party leader
whose election Presidency OF the United States would
give 10 the whole people Administration guided IN oil OF
Us measures and directed IN all Of It, agencies by thc prn
cipes and policy and traditions OF Jefferson and Jackson
TIE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
James W. Rldgway. OF Kings. then handed up the
report OF he Committee on Resolutions, which was
read by Secretary Frccst The paper constituting
the conventlon's platform Is as follows
Tho Democratic party Of the State OF New.York. in
convention assembled enews tho pledge Of It, fidelity %
the great cause OF tariff reform and 70 the whole De 10
cratic faith and tradition. affirmed In our national
plauorms from 1876 To 1883. well as In our State
platforms with tho opening OF Governor TIL
dan's brief and tho close OF Governor Hlips long,
wlceapprovcd and ako lustrlous service in the Chief
Maglstracy Of the Empire State.
New.York State Platform, lsIi-l. God and silver
the only legal tender; currency inconvcrtible with
coin.
Q Steady steps toward specie payments step back
ward
g. Honest payment Of the public debt in COIN sacred
preservation OF the public faith
4 Revenue reform Federal taxation for revenue
only no Government partnership with protected monopo
lies.
5 Home Rule limit and ocare NOS, ieaousy
tho few powers ntrstcd 20 public servants municipal
and Federal no Capitalization.
6. Equal and exact Justice To all men; no partial
leg station. partial taxation
T. The Presidency public trust, not private per.
quisite third term.
3. Economy In the public expense. that labor may DO
lightly burdoned.
New.York State platform, Is9i-we now. as then,
steodfastiy adhere tic principles Of sound finance.
We are against coinage Of silver dollar which IS
Of the Intrinsic value Of every other dollar Of tho
United states.
der which onetcnth our gold stock has been exported
and all our silver output damned mp at home. as false
prccncc but actual hndncc Of return TO free bmetac
coinage. aud tending only to produce change from
one kind Of nonometasm 10 another
We therefore unite with the fch1s Of honest money
everywhere stignatzng the sherman progressive sill
verlasis law no solution OF the gold aud silver queS-
ton and as "a appendix 10 tho subsidy and bounty
swjndlc the Mckinley than war tariff the Blaine
reciprocity humbug the squandcrcd surplus the adyanc.
ING deficit the defective and faisncd representa-
on and the revolutionary procedures Of the Billion Con-
erc,.a Justly condemned by the peoples uprising
last November Qs90)a verdict which. renewed next
ns92 viii empower Democratic statesmen 10 guide tho
peop c's councils and to execute tho peoples Will
The Democrats OF NewYork recall with proud memory
tho nnexbly sound finance Of Governor Tden who not
only administered tho State Government with ffugalty
but who elso with unequaed ability aud unnaggIng rcso
luou demanded a thorough reform Of tariff taxation and
likewise with stacsnans energy and foresight, essaed
the shameless degradation Of grecnback currency and
led tho Democratic party pushing the compulsory
Republican advance current coin redemption, II Dot
also TO that coin payment Of the whcrcto. we'll
~ Irnltch IL ami dredO