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


frequent visitor at tho polling place upon elecuoh
day. But the farmer and the merchant, whose III
terests arc so largely dependent upon the preseVao
OF good government move with sluggish pace 10 Iic
ballotbOX. o.
Republicans are quick to redress wrongs WITHIN thel
ou,n marty Nominations deemed unfit are resented
nv Republlcans who need no coaxing to 60 To tht
polls IN express that dissent but when nominations
are pleasing 10 them, when the affairs Of the country
are PHOSPHORUS ard satisfactory, very, very many VI
them EXPRESS their satisfaction with tile existing ORDER
Of things by giving most close and assidn0us aehuoh
% their own private business. The bitter and disap
polnting experiences Of the last prophesy 10 us That
this fall the Republican vote Will not come 10 ''e
no,s merely 70 express Its approval Of the record OF
the Republican party. 1t Is useless TO expect much
more Than our usual and ordinary Presidential vote
u RepublIcans are moved by no other spur than the
wish TO ndorse the splendid achievements OF the pres
ent National Republican Administration
II IS true that the quiet dignity and the frm and
lofty natr4otsm that President Harrison has displayed
I'm all our foreign affairs the wisdom, the far sighted
n.ss and the Amerlcanism with which secretary Blaine
has given impetus 10 the expectation OF our n9nc
products through the operation OF reciprocity ueuc'
I'd ,bo busy hives If industry which have been re
lived from OF old. and have been Spnnghs UP anom
all over this hand under the stimnn, ~ tn in more
hill have conSpircd 10 place the nited States III 1
commanding position than they nave c'Gi u.uuPPi I'
before. These achcvements uphi'e'cat rrne and
tory command alike the apprehensi0is OF EuruPe any
The respect and admiration OF all true VNo'S vi
America. .. ,, y, .b pa
,ubnan Marty and the achievements Of our Adminl,
ration which, In the Hight Of history, Ni h'' Iii
shine most other Will not alone prins ~ ah"olnnly
and and demonst.biy essential to Republican -uc,c,s
T.n,oes every election district In tile state OF New
r LII Ia thoroughly Organized unless the ma
rbnery of the party is made 70 penetrate into every
hamlet Of this great Empire c SI. who" who viii make II
their personal duty to take by the manu- t"n an
voters Of their precincts, ana Nv u.c ni,,c,ant
pcas and personal arguments win rom w. tLe nois
and apathec assurance OF their response al ne 9o o
10 the demands Of their party we h be,Iothox At
find these last few essential votes /" ''' o
''' PERSONAL SACRIFICE DEMANDED
tn sccomp,ish this result demands personal scn
fec II can only be had as the result Vi
untlrnc labors unsehsh devotion and slecpieSS vs'
.nce And vet these arc qualities which our fathers
have prophesicd would In our day be 'aii7u n''"
activity This land was not founded BY drcamefs' uu'
by actors I'm heroic scenes Popular government WI"
established amidst tolls and u1bulalohs ana oy '"'
expenditure of blood and of treasure Ihat ls P'c9
ervarop would always demand increasing care was
ulsn 70 If, founders and their wisdom, looking h'o
the future into the very days n which We now S'ahu
crystslliyed into single phrase their DESCRIPTION vi
The burden which tey would rest upon "h'
shoulders said these wise men OF Oh: E'e'"n'
vigilance is the price Of liberty. Nul hmPF , NJ /,
lance but eternal vigilance, j. the Prc' "h'h hl,'
ice Maid hy those who would live under q me govern
mcnt They who abOnt their business, IodNiu-- ~
Other. the duty Of keeping back the horde ~ panc
nImndc,crS VII are always seeking 10 ovcrwhrm
us not only cast m unjust burden on thoc VIII" ,
thcy inns fax 70 psrpctiatc their freedom but take
long chances Of th"ir own personal S!li'i; ILL. or
The enemies OF free and untranmcllcu Isil'' a'
,hc oUcr,ic. ~ free government They who seek
70 destroy the popular viii by frauds upon the ballot
box are Undermining American ln-tutioh' ana lh"St
good citizens OF hi land who 81 iIN ~ @In Pc't ,hc
duties owing their fellows and 10 poicrity; nnt n1e
Inviting upon their own heads the ~Iis "HC cy 'I u.
.f.,ft, Aud 81
fou who Notwithstanding the warning cry 81 our
gallant header Fassci when he pointed them !" 'ns
Gorror suro 10 come with the complete surrender 81
,be state % Tamnauy Hail. turned deaf ears Z" me
waruine ard continued their scvorl V''4, s4 ,d
resented The Intrusion ~ tloe who came urging lcn
20 c-cap, while vet there Wis mn opportunity. r,u hu
~ inj,Inr and We win cnmpo~e oursclvc. again To
.loop. fearing no danger No" tEt tI' n, - =.
cnvc"p Them. these -ame cry ont, all too iair
Sc Would tina had needed thc warning VOC" ~ ",
time 20 today II the Republicans Of IN" Hth'" 81
Non York are not willing 10 buckle on ih"ir afn"r
are net willing 10 toll 10 strain nhll VIC - -
w,u We bc ne lltic entitled 10 sympathy !. ar" those
who have too kate awakened 10 the lanumhE"u'h ."
ne State Of New-Norh
THE CRIME OF THE STATE GYMNASTICS.
Not only does our duty call us, but self prescrva
ton it,clf demands that who are In this convention
assembled spare neither time. pains. voice nos pHr'
in awakening our fellows. In strengthening the KcpuD'
lican party In doing tho utmost within our power
toward the bringing out of the very last Republican
vote on rcxt election day. The warning cry which We
shall xiv, - our fellow VIII bear uncertain sound
We have cen 80 much tho last fcw months. tina the
story If the deeds 81 public Official, holding Office 10y
Hcaoctat votes. retained IN thcr present places, no'
with. iaulllE their mi,dorrs, with TIE approval II t1
Dcmo.lalc pros ana the Irmvcriuc party. Jd com
mcrccd - he large majority ~ The party for their
violation, Of a.. av. must b. 81 itcH tie sh1rls 1
spar mwaid political activity. Who can expect f .
Institutions to survive MY. or even "cniy-hN", years
II in this. tho ucat pi~ etat policemen may e
without plptes.. enter The polling places ANA snatch
IRON The lawful cu.iodlnns the very blloibose into
which have Elicn TIE expressions 81 IN VIII 81 'ne
VA the legitimate outero~th. TIE mere logical pro-
joctcn - t-. action Of Isaac II. Maynard, when ho
icouiousy absuacrd from pnbic once OF Nc STATE
Il NrW ID;h from ollie" created by the people rom
- custodian named uy the people. an omcI record
lsSt 5sfF orders i" r ia Sou IT '"' e' anu ~
The attempted overthrow Of popular will by force
nj Cohoc- was not more threatening the ouudatous
~ our Government than the c0iduc % Frank Rice
Edward Wcmplc. Elliott Z. Danforh. Charlie, +. Tabor
aud John Ho-art, who conSprcd togrinrr T." suppress
lawful returns. 81 count return, adjudgcd - De un.
lawful TO steal branch Of the state Gorcrnr ent
a @ Of the DEPUTY Xt,orncy Of the stale
under the command II the Governor OF TIE stat, ana
have met with no rcbuhc from any party organ, Or
any resolution OF any state or any county conrcn-
ton OF the Democratic party
DO not forget that brave words OF condemnation
have been spoken respecting the conduct Of Judge
MAYNARD. do not forget tAnt in the city Of Albany
AT dinner given In memory of the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln, member Of the legal profession announced
with no uncertain word the crimes committed agaln,
the people of the State GNew York by Judge MAYNARD
do not forget that on that same evening two Other
LAWYERS al the Lincoln dinner In the city of New
York, uncovered these villnnics. do forget
that lawyer pursued the lahyrinths OF legal pro.
ccdurc, the lines Of lccal research which brought
these Nllanes into public view. ! DO not forget
that other members of the profession, movcd TO
righteous wrath by the publication Of these facts, en-
tcrej upon an independent Investigation and behalf
Of the entire Bar Association Of the city Of New York
pronounced upon the conduct OF Isaac II. May lard In
the hearing of all The people IN the state do not
forget that of the lawyers | have named arr
Democrats assert. however, that Of them acted
political body.
THESE DEMOCRATS BETTER THAN THEIR PARTY.
These members Of the Bar Association u the city ~
New York who have placed an inenacrabc brand upon
Isaac II. Maynard not moved by party scsons
nor were they acnated by partisan motives. They
were moved by that respect to law which no favor
sways fear can awe All honor 10 the profession