New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
NOW FOR A WINNING FlGHl'
LET ALL REPUBLICANS DO THEIR Dol1'
THE INFAMY OF MAYNARDS
MUST BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SATISFACTION GROWING.


Although the preparations when the ."oad,n,
bosses were making during the n'or'" rnrnirat,on
the machine convention to compel t'e 80. h,o,
NJ Jeaac II MAYNARD for election to the PIdc' VIM"
no dshonors had prepared the most oi t"e" P"
sans for the nfamy to when the -, Ia,
iec,ed the Democracy of the state ''' - -
Friday many expressions OF surPii' ',,.ta,,r,
among men who do not belong " 80" ,,,on,
class at the utter disregard OF puohc Sei''''''",
.,. - -, hv the act OF putting Maynard
an tho ticket Any one who chooses 10 ihahe pei
sonal inquiry can find Democrats VINO s.i I'M"
seeing their names in print lest ''e w.. ,o nm
actuate them might be miscohs'ru ,o for
hesitatingy declare that they VIII INV
Mr.. Maynard. IT., ro,ro from
49,, ,to,,o, :, cold one of these last evening Out l
hill ,o,a for his opponent Mr.. Bartlett nc way
N defeat a bad nomination Is TO vote io' ''e ~
mon and T consider Maynard's about the WIS
that the Democracy OF this state mas '""
became voter. twenty years aso' ,,. -
The sentiment Of disapprobation anu -
to MAYNARD and his record among - -, ,h
cr,ts already prevails sufficiently TO aIa,i" ."e
bosses More than this. it is CROWNS Nv mo
chine leaders aware that c',a's a,a,r,o,g
fev votes i'm each OF the 5'Vo eiec.'o" 49,,
through the State means defeat 10 Ni"S'
they are already on the LOOKOUT ~, s-,,.,.
corrteract Il 4 Tammany man. WINE aui"''''e
,.,.,. mot MAYNARD would be cut by respect
atlo Democratic lawyers and selt-respec''ne Wv
,yons IN overv county OF the State sishiii0"""'
interjected: ,,u oortroIs
"pn, don't forget that Tammany Han con''o,a
hsoir,e,v evcry election board in this TOWN. ~"
ho astonished II Maynard's vote Is se'e'" ''''
ahead of the Democratic ticket. 49,. T.,
rbo unanimity and hopeful feeling which Is
snreading among Republicans Is In gratifying con-
trast with the dislike for Maynard ana the 'oa'nns
which his nomination has called forth among .he
r,or,ocrats No symptoms OF enthusiasm for the
Saratoga ticket. either as whoIe VI io' "' 49,,
~ I, has been shown on the other hand LOT 'he
ticket presented by the convention heid 1T "'ia0u
only words OF satisfaction and praise are hearu'
Republicans and other Independent citizehs' con'-
,nentnc upon IL Yesterday agreed that IL was COM
poscd Of clean, honorable and deserving men, anu
merited n hearty support. These conclusions were
not confined to those who usually oppose l"e De''
ocratic party They were concurred IN pS many
Democrats. who admitted that nothing could DC
said AGAINST the men put up by the RepuDnca'is -,
;rhi, 4, IS acknovleiged was especially true OK
Mr. Rartlett Naynards opponent for Judge OF Ine
Court OF Appeals. II honor intesIitSS, an oahf "a
ing still regarded as guaniilSs nourt If the
commonwealth. il was difficult for ntelIisent men
TO SEE how Maynard could be preferred 10 pa''
Ex-senator Plat said yesterday that ne wa s
nleased as well as encouraged by the expressions
State Indicating that the nominations vi pa ,tLe;
Palmer Colvin and their associates upon tlG .leno'
arc being heartily welcomed IN every &c, irdg
81 Will prove a growing ticket, In my Juus-
,rent sai Mr. Platt "and II every Republican
does his duty every man upon IL can ID,i,,a,
There il not a upon 1t which any I.epuU.'|
need feel ashamed OF, which Is more thah our oi-
poncnts can say for theirs Every s nay nco,r
now and the election VIII prihs vi IN our ranks
II is an excellent year to redeem tne a. -
we are united and determined we can DO It,