The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
LOSERS HAVE THEIR GROWL.
Less THIN This Could Hardly He Expected
From the Republican State Conn,ittee.

Less Thnn This Could Hardly He Expected
From the Republican, State Conmittee.
When the Republican State Committee last
met in the Fifth Avenue Hotel there was an
expectation that the Court Of Appeals would
do better for the Republicans than it has done.
Tho Republicans had at that time docu-
ment prepared denouncing the Democrats.
The decisions OF the Court Of Appeals were
postponed. On that score n subcommittee.
consisting Of Chairman William Brookfleld Of
tho State Committee. John Milholland. and L.
j. Van Allen. and others. was appointed to
write piece denouncing the Democrats
and have it ready. With the Court Of Appeals
this subcommittee Yesterday issued docu-
ment as an address to the people of the State:
tons but sets forth the opinions Of the State
Committee in IL style of which these are SAM
PIES:
and certain Of his snb5riinaes reverse the result Of
III s N ihs .ns1. tn
can state c"ininittee submits this statement OF the
facts 20 NE sober Judgment OF the people OF the State
The situation Is grave. Tho questions involved are
sons!IaIisnai r,sns. oniy la, ,he rsns
BY rand. but officers Of ne SiA!. All Democratic. have.
and c, @
trown BY yi.enge the ;oiem. Judgment 81 the c.n5s
crime We are No! now concernea Their meshnd. are
BY manufacturing Democratic majority III the
The scheme was devised and ita execution supern.
TENDED BY "y nm .n he has publicly av"wed M re
Tue coun! he dose oi Tie con showed that the
Republican senate had received
greatest nnmhrr OF votes in eighteen Senate districts.
In fourteen OF them no question was made, and the
fourteen Kepnnl,cNn and fourteen Dcnocra.te Srnn.
s"s IN e t"r ia, TIE rr'Irn, OF the m
San nd reESyeI the large, number q
of ~" election was known, that hn effort would DO
made to produce before me Board Of stnts
certain counties in huss districts upon which the stale
cT", Thi. Vas done u he counties Of steubsn onon.
dagh, hciSs. 'rr and Dutchc-s.
As to details, most o! the address is devoted
t. the Dutcness case. OF which it says in con-
| cluson:
,m r." G%'r Of App,T,i in The Pnche.s decided
,n tG r9n amt r"uh NJ" be canS.s.ed aud second
s!s.k '%,. aid ass'rySs q. IL pos.!"ls
Tee re bI GIS Sa ram SGsa n"y Of / nd no,
TIL Ior arr, S.G co.rSs,sr. met after the decision
The tact; They were IN ssss"n Of lawfully certified
VIM The orafr Of ,e supreme u The pro-
pere. commanding them Iot 70 canvass any other
Thee we,s rsm,neh Of tEs decision Of HE Court of
s:IyIod cer;hcas,", determined tasrsirom liza, Mr
s.na,rin the Fifteenth district and Issued certificate
Tle secretary u state, present ut the meeting of the
Eear,i WAS asked whether had not received copy
ut tlu true return mailed tn hln by the Dutc ess
County CLERK. he refused to reply. The Board then
adjourned
The Bonrd OF State Canrassers Is composed Of the
Secretary OF State the Accomplishment. the Comp
trnlei lie state Treasurer ana the state Engineer and
surveyor These oIhcers were all present and united in
doing this wIntE. -.
They hay. thereby broken their agreement ITO abide
by decision at the Courts they have violated the
law: they have iAObeyed the judgment or the courts;
iney have ociry certified that 10 he true which every
one Of them personally knew TO be false.
the cH.pf iHstgator oi tins onence ana OF
his aBe matters OF record. They have snied
and ncnaced the welfare OF the State. They
iappy they are wtho precedent in the history Of
State New YORK To prevent their repetition ~
the duty of al! good citizens We commend the subject
To your eurnest consideration.