New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
4 CHOICE FOR HONEST Voters.
THE DEMOCRATIC INFAMY.
THE CHALLENGE RROMP

THE CHALLENGE PROMPTLY ACCEPTED.
From The Boston Journal.
New-York Republicans are quick to accept the
II the Tammany ticket isn't buried under an ad.
verse majority in New-York this autumn, II VIII
whelmed the city has seriously attacked the state
WORTHY CANDIDATE FOR THE HIGHEST
COURT.
From The Troy Times.
Edward T. Bartlett the candidate Tor the , oourt
Of Appeals Is NewYork awy c,Ice "h has estab
lshed solid reputation for ability and integrity,
practically unit for his nomination. and this
means that his personal life and ms iesar egm nhbs
hcations make him worthy to become "e"'e'
Of the highest court In the state
THE SYRACUSE TICKET INVITING.
From The Syracuse Standard.
The Republican nominations will satisfy any test;
They should not only command the iuIi suppI 81
dependents who see in the Democratic nomha-
tons nothing designed to please tne ann in the
work of the men who gathered at Saratoga the ne
nsoence of unrebuked tyranny and the pride of OF
people The syracuse ticket will be very inV nan
to Democrats who believe that tn's Is soou
year to vote for Republicans
THE ONLY WAY TO ESCAPE THE DlSGRACE
From The Springfield Union
If the Democrats who are opposed 70 n rne ,be
ton of Maynard do not wish to rest uI . ,,e
imputaton of having been bought R o With all
their might This is the only way ya !" con n4wn
Maynard and relieve New-fork from co"''s"
disgrace.
A PRIVILEGE THAT WILL BEAT MAI NAnD'
From The New York Times.
The men responsible for Maynard's nominatiSo.n ton
to have forgotten that the baio! law Ti s'
be his ballots of being alone with his
God and his lead pencil
A CHANCE FOR HONEST DEMOCRATS
From The Rochester Post Express
Those Democrats who have denoun,cedp o JtIst
MAYNARD conscientiously can vote FOR MT. bartetss
without laying themselves open 10 any e"a' se Vi
inconsistency
A REMINDER OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS
From The Washington Post.
The Maynard nomination carries strong WHIT
are-you- going todo-about-t havor
DEMOCRATIC COOPERATION INVITED.
From The Mail and Express.
This year the Republican party contends not
alone for itself. but for citizen who believes
in honesty and In the right OF the ma h hoots
that are in the boxes when the sun or electon gay
goes down and not by the theft OF returns on srh
issues. the Republican party cordially INVITES ,ne
n9ip to the end that freedom Of political action
may be restored to all citizens that ,ne Ouiot t
high judicial office for crime shall not in the name
Of the people, be made precedent
AN UNPARALLELED INFAMY.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
The lowest depth of political degradation ana
the extremity of machine insolence and defiance
seems have been reached In New YORK IN t IN,
whole history Of the American judiciary nothing |.
has been presented which parallels the case OF
Judge Maynard, braZenly renoInlnated 10 succeed
himself on the Court of Appeals bench
A CRIME THAT SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Nothing but ,unscrupulous centralized power
could compel the sO-called representatives. OF the
people in convention to name for Judge OF the
highest court I'm the State "A man VINO WINE
state official robbed the people of their dearesl
privilege the right to express their VIII at tnr
ballot box When such crime Is condoned at the
behest OF centralized wrong, It Is time 1or the
people to rouse themselves ana MAKE stern ue'
mand for honesty and justice in high places
THE BOSSES WILL CARRIED OFT.
From The Newark Advertiser
The Democratic delegates merely regisrrel the
will of the bosses Hill Murphy Croker * Co
selected the candidates long beIorehanu, anu no
torIous among them Isaac II. Maynard. whom
the delegates approved as the candidate Tor Judge
of the Court OF Appeals. AS far as the delegates
were concerned with the choice or candldates they
might just as well have stayed at their hoihes'
A STRONG MAN AGAINST MAYNARD.
From The Buffalo Express.
II has all along been the idea OF large clas'
OF Republicans that some New-fork man should b,
nominated for Associate Judge of the Court oil
ton of the tainted Judge by the newborn Bai
Association made ii advisable that some one
representative OF the NewYork city bar should De
non,Ir,ted Acting on this impulse. the conven
lion nominated Edward r Bartlett. who wa:
f'hauncev NJ Depew's candidate lie has never
been identified with factional politics. but Is
LAWYER rather than a politician. This Is strong
Recommendation for judicial Once.