New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
CHEERS FOR THE T1CKET.


contest IS Rwesg hc snss AID agnsrd
forces The on ,be seneh OF our highest court is
an insult TO every citizen Of the State. and should
s ss reWsrd 70 confessed criminal he
mission OF election theft which perverted ,hr
wl Of elected es ge? sena an0 ~rs''sa from S
Condemned and regro6ated 9y me sands
before the community to-day convicted criminal
Whose al propery o. interests are constantly
being committed to the decision oi our bnesf
judiciary. An insoient machine should be tau ,si
that there is point at Whifh pro ns en only
be made effective at the polls ..,o,,o c,.,zons
to K shaw ;her ina oe Of the
9se Maynard by wh Sass s,e sf IS
toned and unquestionabe, whose learning 81 Pro
dicsl position TO which he has been nominated are
ndispatable H viii be worthy successor Sso have Te
adorned the bench of our Court Of Appeals noro,.
Resovsd That an to o fa"n9 unwoShy
OF the support Of honest men ana Civ we pan1hcan
gems to S cssi fs ycr Sa eSna H ,a that
upright and honest and II e dG w W. the people
' Re solved That we cali upon the citizens Of the
city Of NewYoTk whose taxes ara are sreyiSs heavier
year by year to unite with US IN b "a" spportnS
asfsh h i Tolls eU the eScesat county nominal
by the Republican party The judicial ,rt Of
cSmom Pleas William H. oTqsy for s@rrHsat or
5earess and the other nominees.Henry C. R H,1
nsSn for CSnrS %haa cn'L.e' Hamilton for sner
anS EsSsr Fritz and Peter IN McD cSman for
mat a wise and economical government is not a.
'nn sssolyed That we appeal the voters Of this
city to use their individual efforts to see 'f th
noils and we cali upon honest men TO watch he
polls and the f GoSnf S which ese1 W surely be made
snail be successfully combated The dqty ,, OF
Ga,rOc srfoTmsd this notable SeaS5 victory in behalf
good government VIII be won
While reading the resolutions Mr.. Iehmaier
frequently compelled to wall uh , INC ne
,he resoutions ceased. After the resolutions
had been read Colonel Cruger put the question
NJ their adoption to vote. mighty aye
Went M and when the negative side was put
not single voice was raised They seem 10
be carried unanimously" said Colonel Cruger;
whereat there considerable cheering anu
applause.
ELIHU ROOTS SPEECH.
"Now." said Colonel Cruger Governor hii'
recently in a speech spoke about the opponents
Of Mr.. MAYNARD hisses) being namby-pamny'
briefess lawyers. / want 10 introduce u" .''
one of those lawyers. a member OF the bar
Association Mr. Elihu Root MI Root was
cheered as he got up to speak lie saio III
part:
The Of this large aanls
Of free constitutional government II teaeneS en.
the who enjoy the BLESSINGS OF 81 Sut reaness TO
the warmth and sunshine OF Official tav phI L
n ns is ont OF Office The great who
make the of the Union the STATE ana If S 6oas
tssy W % fa aspef er ReP~bcans 10 Of profit
before the young man w aTen Dus Of advanc
business and social cha R are
nart IN was not born for sunshine for favor for
Struggles and but 1t was born IN So IL is
today The Republican party has pas hs,t thai
iav0 T,, 0S BRING back the Nauon It's support
omss GAIN 10 the polls 1t comes before the pe9Pe
Win list of esan MG against
Tammny with il. hosts OF lia9oroeas, sb its hosts
Of sna d is SGftd to
weak Ssr and s1ppor in to protection
he Of Republican party are ws o w VI
hev have been nominated and though IN aSe e
they not be suceessda son IS viii make up their
minds to free themselves from the yoke OF aa.
many Hall, and place good men III our '"' ''~~'
GOOD HEAD FOR THE TICKET
a. tho head Of the Republican ticket is man
whom am proud to call my friend He Is man
who. If elected, viii! be worthy Judge Oh 'he
court of Appsas There is no RnreT fi ner eur
The present campaign is singular in its incidents
and the future Ts ha are str sEae is
rong to demonstrate that the Democratic party
gained its power in h and ,Sot pH viii
indorse the Tariff bin as set forth by r Ma iis
Mckinley The Democrats VII ne met ,b sxgtrsord
rary spectacle OF Democratic Presideh,, ei,,'g
jority OF that Democratic Consress opposing the
win of the President ana the prhGpes in Com
gress assisted the President to carry the measure
for WHICH @s called ssy q a
better than his party and R ssas &c rs part
BUT ali h that IS not before US The campaign in this
State places before US an Issue wnifh m others
SINK into insisniacance compared with the nomina-
ton Of Maynard.
THE THEFT OF THE CERTIFICATE
I shall refrain from going over the painful de-
tails of the Duchess County contest VIII call
attention 10 the broader view OF the question be-
fore US In my opinion the question is not so much
whether shall have bad man on the the eenr gl
By hs people o What j, Yn cd 5ni csr
Of Dutchess County Official statement showing
the number Of votes cast for Gilbert
Dean was elected 1t the duty Of the e, clerk clerk
Was ssns He failed to do it unt he ordered
TO- He then them by mail 70 the Con'r 9ba
We're members Of the Board ?l canvassers and it
their duty to Issue sertcate OF e t Cnat TO
would be in the hands Of the Demoera tSn SO
the "a %ay nmG 'H Vent to thy Cont
and stole the csrhcae there ere In ne,ed Ie ceTt
cate 70 osborne, and the political contro, went t,d 10
the GSyeSnar M 9eens ty was u
iust The State apportonment was made twenty en-
wears ago. and was never questioned say ,hat
II was simply n confession OF the Democrats u
substitute might for right
THE DAYS OF TWEED HERE AGAIN.
The Democrats took control of the State by
other such measures. They legislated out OF
Office the election inspectors Of Troy, n. y, and
Buffalo. They placed the election in the hands OF
two Democrats and Republican as II was in
he days OF Tweed. The present election laws
made by the Democrats are designed to give inc
Government to the Democrats by oinciai action no
matter what the voters may say: When the people
cannot have their win by peaceful means what is
lsff hut rebellion. and when we reach that state,
which we surely will il the peoples WI! IS not
listened to we will be like the uncivilized and
degraded rather than the proud descendants oil
noble sires. -, l., 49,. - 1900. ,of,
omen to enforce law public officials as wen as
on citizens and that bench should be placed in me
Sands If honest men, and not men VINO guilty
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