The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-07

i fThe result showed that Mr.. Plat knew what
YYSft and Mr.. PsffSufs. 81 Bath moved Ito 70
NOUS. The motion was carried
The Chair next announced that the Commit
as reSS By to
Rochester Chairman OF the committee. fol-
| lows In full:
Inc iime has come to rescue the state of New York
from desPotc control OF an utterly selfish aud personal
The Republican party. in Convention assembled in.
zens regardless OF party niniison, 10 unite In an
effort TO secure aiAstng reform In municipal ana state
Five men constitute the Democratic machine and
srirac shape tGsit OF The State senate ,%o
Ssi s Was . .es par 81 '1e %
soaf., this stat. ana Tue actual l.fstny q PuGs
w"ras Win e., seat on the bench Of the hughes, court
been and always ought to be the most essential qua.
rms people owe. lasting deb. Of gratitude to the
assa. ccnnseticn WIN tue ssasS!5ssS C .ss a.
his BY tic lie 'H fn.
Csrss.d sen,imsn, Of dstanded psSpe 'a'
end Of 9 int s record %ads by
which machine has inflicted upon the people; Inc
s 81 ne s aHS our
lion as srsutis. among It. favored few Of numerous
valuable tTanen,s; IT'S secret attempts TO override
o5s @ All sSr Of .n S' nS to
'S% nigh they made them 60 per
they s,rnitway increased them and increased tho
pHH .s granted
MishStt and nd. while aenoanens force
charters framed in accordance with the votes OF their
1axrhyers have only to look at their tax bills to ind
the pFTSt e Of s b passed s Sa .
ture was larger than that OF the preceding year NE an.
isissf .hs, lsSs; rate when Two years
as as ss 5 Of the the
ordinary hsure OF a5s mill. This increasing tax rate
These iax: were snses in order tina, the burden OF
come n, state from these source. Of only 22:0.
rate Of hat year at nils. but this iniS ma
chine. sD;G,SisIy controlling lhe LeEs,tnfs q 1898:
the resnl. OF Espu6sAn legislation has expanded tho
The surplus Of ave millions of dollars In the treasury
in ns" su % and the
taxes. was hastily expended and the treasury brought
yelled to send appeaito the Legislature urging re.
party las S BEEN SroEen the hand OF this msehns
stead i sought by compulsory iessIstion to di.
e q e s' YORK weIs m fS
SEde that he ThS Lived SO
F1stssans .s s fssss sss5y a.Ps.msn
ss as Sss n s 10 Tas
compelled to become active AGENTS in the theft of the
Rs. ss'1s low
sred the state to
charges have been made against the state Comptroller
department for ncapaclty and extrAvaRance. against
The State Tfeasarer Tor scand "oSs eonnscson With
bankrupt bank and against the Secretary OF state for
ing public Inspection thereof - w
So audacious this machine in Its operations that
the Democratic newspapers OF ed 10y
y IL
tns o s nna WITH w sef
duly enrolled legislation while in transit to the E1scu
The work Of reform so imperatively demanded must
begin with the public departments at Albany and sx
Realizing NE rlot!sm OF tho people Of the Empire
aTa s.s 1 the s ana Of TO
citizens this Convention invites all unite with
ture upon the following:
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
We pledge for the candidates nomin nted a. this
y-ntion that II constituting the state Canvassins
mt viii sm ne hs
discharge of their official duties pursuant to the
courts Of the state
We pledge toI ins Republican members of tho Less-
robbed their charters tho right OF local
ws pledge Tor the Republican Les ,la.ure and Repue
en with the needs Of The public service and such fur
n 81 m a m ns Of pTs. K
eQuita6ly distribute the burdens taxation
Pressing so heavily upon even the remotes: part' of
vent he PROSTITUTION OF the ballot 5he burglary Of The
ballo box. and the larceny OF election returns.
'''0"
w OF b to- the OF he
erals machine pledge ey kspasl!s.n p.r!y =.
correction Of existing abuses in every department:
INK sapaSs sna %
we pledge for tho Espubean mem
Of the Cons,is,ion as IS, shah establish home rule IN
fspresenaye ntesriy Of .hs several counties Of
The state and the several judicial DISTRICTS as shall Sc
non Of the minority; the s.tAblisnmen. Of proper
state depnrtnents edsd reforms In the admnistra
Tor private uses and in General such con-
ION uss R SO
treasury. the dignity and prosperity of our common
We rea,lrm our devotion to the principles embodied
fpT .her
dy to the Sapss 4r s1Gna
ie has bsrn bpo"r1t homs 10
smunitie. and myriad families q wass WORKERS by
Industry; and which Is 91doaStsaly due TO Iarss
ectve duties now IN course progress Washington
without h Debate. Mr. Sntherand a,t aed
'nered the following additional resolutions.
which were also adopted:
Rpirn That the State Conn ittee to be selected at
his Convention DO and they herebyare requested
aniZe IN January 1894 for the campaign of that year
nd Immediately after such January organization to
commence thecoiiectiOn or funds anu the circulation
Republican newspapers AMI other literature for the
nj formation OF voters of tho state.
Re-OrnL That the next Republican State Convention
and II hereby 10 requested TO continue such state
Committee In office until January. 1898. aud to direct
he State Committee 10 BIO appointed in 1894 TO take
iiico January. 1898.
Rr-orr That the state Committee be and they here
y are authorized 10 add to their Executive Commit.
not TO exceed nve persons outside the membership
I such COMMITTEES.
R,.olred. That the Republican county committees
throughout the State DO and they hereby requested
perfect their organizations in January IN each
or the entire calendar year rapidly they may 10
uthorizei to do 50 by their respective county conveu
ions
In explaining this resolution Mr. Sutherland
eferred to the proposed idea as the Monroe
ounty plan. 1t Is understood that Mr. Plat
work done by the Republicans OF Monroe
nder the leadership OF State Commit esman
ieorge W. Aldridge. and desired to adopt in
he wider field Of the State promin ent feature
4 the methods EN- ployed In the county named.
After the DlatfOrm was ont of the wav |