New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
REPITBLICANS AT ALBANY.
Cantinnnd rem second Page.

90 out OF NOltu uio w PO'Ni''
"a. arner and the farm laborer. and the country
s.p,c from getting TO the polls without great loss
~ ume and going to great expense The same FORCES
xnood the population In the rural districts we have
A. this state election laws wherein IN he rural u1v
+,cas The several parties through their Wganizsuoh
ssleot thsv own for inspectors. the majority eecN
ing TWO and tina minority one. In tho clty Of New
York the Police Commissioners OF whom three OUT oi
,onr are Tammany Democrats. appoint both the Dem
oc,at,c and Republican inspectors Then they come TO
the Legislature and say Don't give us the power 70
appoint four but enable us only TO appoint thfee'
The present election laws In New YORK CIV originated
with Samuel J. Tlden and Charles OConn0r, Nj Ihe
revolt against tie frauds Of the Tweed ring ana for
20 years elections In the city OF New YORK nave po'
been questioned.
tt why should this reror1n-this Democratic reform
be put upon us when the bill was In the eeha1
there were some Senators who dared make speeches.
for against anything but not ono dared speak Ia
favor OF this bill In the Assembly, there were some
members whose colsCiences were mioiopcs "ni'"
could only be seen in microscope. but INC ihioI''7s
were too active 70 permit these members 10 cay VIZ.
word in favor Of this bill. ] said 70 usunsnsnN
Democratic leader: "what do you want with this
bill"
"Weun was the reply sit is easier 10 handle one
man than two men" CLaughter)
The Democratic leaders and factions In this state
want TO be able to say TO their Nanonsi Convention
No matter whom you nominate. with this Dill we can
corrv the state with or without the vote OF the PEG
plen II is American to be smart but 70 be 100 smart
IS q crime. Smart succeeds In business ponuce' III
tho nrotessions Ii is the exercise OF bright talents
biehened by contact with other bright talents But 700
smart comes within the prohibition OF either the peha
ar moral code 1t always overleaps Itself. When II
steals Legislature and when 1t legislates to prevent
reople from voting Or TO subvert tile verdict OF ohe
ballot box 1t will result in popular uprising OF the
$50 air mot
but all over the Republic. Applause)
MIR. CLEvELAND's FAMOUS QUOTATION.
When ex President Cleveland made his famous pill
ermase 70 Rhode Island he inersperSed his political
pstitudes which his hearers do not understand with
quotation from Scripture with which he IS very riiiidr
lie went with what Is called the Democratic Triumph "
Albany behind him and searching through the SCRIP
lures he selected from the decaogue 1hou shaiu NOV
stealn Shouts Of applause), and the people ihsan'
elected tie Republican Governor md LEGISLATURE
Npplause) The Democratic literature for the paS'
twenty-five years has been lurid with home ruio ar'
Cleveland did some of his best work on home rue
daughter and applause.l see the baby Is popular.
Renewed shouts Of auchter.) Senator Hill tCnoe Vi
oh oh, oh and hisses) is home-ruier rom wa.
hack Qaughter) He has been astonished 1io
shocked at Republican Legislatures wanting TO pass
laws with reference 10 NewYork city. Well our
Democratic friends got possession OF Inc Legsa'ure'
and where then COMES III HOHO i"AO' - -
senator from New-York City proposes BILL which Is
nassed nv a Democratic Legislature and is signed by
democratic Governor, geTrymandering the city OF koch
ester In spite Of the protests OF every one OF her ep
resensative In the Legislature ana against
the wishes Of ninetenths OF her peopio'
They attempted the same thing In PoughReepae' III
syracuse and in Cohoes and except for the indignant
rebake Of the spring elections would have attempted
everyvhere They mean TO demonstrate this as the
Democratic idea Of home rule that Where we are IN
control the people shall govern, but where We are not
in control We will govern QAughterl The promises
made before election and the flhlment sfter"aN Ne
mind me Of a friend Of mine who was gong down ohe
Mississippi River, good Democrat ana eocd HAo"'
When the steamboat hauled up to the landing for the
purpose Of taking in wood. he went ashore and waled
down the street to the hotel leading citizen OF the
town was there and said, stranger, drink with me-
Il cannot" said my friend.
The leading osazen Immediately presented has
shootingsro and said: DO you mean to insult
me, siri'
My friend said, aNo; there are two reasons why
cannot drink one is I was a confirmed drrnkird'
and promised my mother on her death-bed that
would never touch another drop
The citizen put up his pistol and took OUT ms
handkerchief and wiped his eyes and said: THAT
resolution stranger, docs you credit, but you said
there is another reason; what IS thatl'
my other reason Is II nave JUST had urnh'
daughter and applause.
sneaker Crisp in his inaugural stated as the sum
snd substance Of Democratic achievement that
would "Take no step backward There was not any
promise that they would take any forward. Inc
distinction between Republcanism and Democracy is
thai the Republican party never steps BACKWARD.
II has always marched forward, for the bost Interests
every man, woman and child In the country
PARTY PRINCIPLES CoNTRAsTED.
Adam smith and John Stuart Mil and other
British theorists and the Democratic party are for
free trade but George Washington, Alexander hamI-
ton. Henry Clay Daniel Webster and the RepuDhcah
party are for protection. Applause) II mas h6eh ue
rsslvely said that the Mckinley bill is our political
bible II is our political bible because II emDoolcS
Our political principles II is political bible be-
cause We have the Courage 10 take the whole BODY OF
economic legislation, with all the amendments that
have been made in a century, and embOdy II INTO one
bin and stand fall by the result But II IS ulpie
which confess will admit OF revision nE Iav e'ae
principles. (Applause.l As Mr.. Red mas so aDy
hi: party which has IN 5eS P pow snd viii
FOR honest money In the future. ..so, oe,ero,
Porter received the things which put in the cor
nerstone, and among them noted every goiu oo,,
which is coined by the United states at the Presey
fine that II the Democrats get and remain TOT any
long period in control Of the Government. the NUNS
matte antiquary Of the future would have 70 bore lhto
that cornePstOne TO find out what the gold COINS OF
me tinted states were at this time. daughter ana
app1useJ
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
We enter upon this Presidential canvass more
I'm earnest and more hopeful than In years before
(Applause) We have said to samoa and the great
German Empire: American rights must DC pro
tec,ed in the South Seas" We have said 10
CquI aAmertcan seamen must be safe In neutral
nor,sp We have said 10 Great Britain "Our
claim In the BehI1ng Sea must be maintained according
10 treaties snd IA liberal construction OF our rght.'
fApplauseJ II made difference whether the nation
.L.4ka Ia pOht rhafb ar
4, Wa little but peace with honor. (Applause) The
genius of the state Department and the courage OF
the Executive have alike Joined In saying to me
world 1.-THE United States Is for peace. IL will do
syerything for peace but it must be peace with honor
Great applause.l We not to-day saying who shall
md who shall b. the nominees OF the Minneapolis
Conventaon but We are saying that we are proud OF
General HarrfsOn's Administration and It's success
Win be one OF the real factors In our canvass We
ere gazing that have statesman Of an O1g1naI