New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

not l oi, it, II integrity behind lin bee
slronger than ms o%n his choranir bs
the fact that We continue TO respect MIN notwith
standing his unsolicited assault upon MS own boy
Another champion he found in the ablest an.
who has occupiei The highest offices. He has no
disc.amc his own sharr Of the rrsponsioihty. II
argument Ie ne not forget his own relation to thu
act But he has fallen into such grave errors %
change his opinion If he were set Alright upon Ger
tain propositions. He has stated; LOT a.Stalloe
W ,hab lhe RspubGgG in SaG ah and
certain stipulation by seeking 70 se' cY'i NJ,
r,Irns to tax The place OF ns that chd
might make stare him in the lace" IN tne hrs
comber while the corrected returns had been or
dered on the 9Th and made on the ON, am i IN,
next place. If we read the stipulation. ~ canno,
an Interpretation.
DESPERATE HASTE.
So much for this defence He then proceeds to
say that tho stay which had been procured ~ pre-
vent the sending Of the true returns was Vac"'ei
on the 2lst of December. and that ttefeupon' uie
Republicans. in their desperation haSte''' 10
Pouehkeepsie." which city they r"ached III me
/ afternoon evening Of that DAY. As ne StaN ""S
vacated by Judge cullen not on me -. u", Ie On
the 18th OF December their haste was ho' Ne'! 80, i
perate. it took them a. many days as y hisnt
nave taken hours 10 MAKE rnad Jo imng Inrraham
made order staying the sending OF th.s lr,"i u.
rountv ne Is o ha as per T his duty before
heard OF the existence of such an orlci NV na an
not received by him but IT H. stretching respect Tor
orders Of the Court very far 10 say tha' an DlurT
nnserved and not known 20 have been nade snou,d
be observed. especially when there Is ahothef anu
a regular order in us way.
REWARD FOR AZ UNWORTHY ACT
Upon all these facts II Is submitted to the voters
OF the State Of New-York that their common IN
tercsts demand emphatic and vigorous REFUSAL
to accept this insolent and unhearl-of 'ic'anoh'
They must view l. an unprrcchrntsl d',.np.
Ia make the high position OF JUG" oi W. 'p',t
Of Appeals tn" reward Of an act which yIrTea IN N
its most favorable light was utterly uhWor,hE o'
the representatives. OF great party utterly IN
worthy Of the members OF the na'' anr m''.,,I
inconsistent with that high view i"d'qIr am
standard OF right which should characlerze men
"sHsinf to the disn'y Of ,hr r Gsnch to lust
understanding 0: the peril before them who ran
apathy and Indifference which make great public
Mrcngs possible. If not easy But me met,p'tt 81
duty with malice toward no man without per
sonhl motive. with no expectation 81 PERSONAL r.
the moral ana legal coinpl, xion 81 Judge MayuarS
act the> had and could have bat on. cout-r To
crisis George Washington one" used anenae" that
Is her singuary aw; III TO pleas the pr"pl"
afterward defend our work Let Us rails" standard
cScn M is in me the I han a' Of God Trddnstd ap
plauseD
SPEECH OF MIR. ANDERSON.
The next speech Of the evening was that BY
T. Eiorv Anderson. Mr.. Anderson has never
permitted his political light to shine under n
bushe He has always manfully advocated
tn" proper principles Of municipal. state or
Federal government according TO his own views
Of what right and what was wrong. and
has hence enlisted respect from all classes Of
honest thinkers on political srb'ects. Mr
And"rson's speech was brief. Among other
things hc said:
Mr. Chairman and Felow-Citiz~ns: When tho
distinguished gentleman VINO now nils the chair OF
IA" 'hief EN~cItiv" of The Empire stat" cDnilrd
70 an interested but Soinew nat b-~lidrrei public
he story Of his Exploits in the field Of competitive
larceny which. he seemed to asrum", had placed
nm wei up Ola The "hsihl" lists ~ those entitled
Il holi Offices Of high public trust. he omitted 20
disclose the name Of his great rivs In H." Joys Of
Fhtupr~ ih"it Ihi- was d" iihniy ung'icrOu~ ana
unpatriotic since - has thus deprived some Inn
p ndine political convention of tie cha VI tender
ing - hf distinguished md fErcious co-partner a
~ Wndiion - his successor ~ ihe great office which
Their arr some curious but necessary conclusions
to b' drawn from Governor Flowers remarkable
This argument Of justification by tncn Is perhaps
the most popular Of all the attempted dricnces OF
OF election from 'h- office Of the Controller In Albany.
II this defence should prevail. what ate you going
stat" or some Other great ofice from YOU II YOU
have proclaimed the gospel If political salvation by
Into you .htt you have done unto them?
- th~re nat IA IN this asst,nDiag~ Is there ma
- nom n. believes 10 be his creditor and stoild
after consignment Of his package 20 The mail.
repent 81 his act. or cnang~ his mind. mat Do"
would De justified IN pfe-en'ing himself al his
e.. ciii0rs ono. IN" next morning. ami finding
or sceing his package Wing th.re on the desk rrr-
70 deliver bach TO him Tho packag" containing the
money which 81 that moment hld h~c, the prop
city Of Ms .ior could. saJ. mat act be iusti-
md a. th~ act Of an honest man? And yet this.
without disguise ard legal ycrbag~ l. exactly what
! aac II. Maynard dId
low-Den.ocrais appeal TO you to assert your
right as electors IN ms matter. Your party H.
and It's principle. the cause OF farm Reform ihe
caus" Of honest money AMI The c1u-- Of good gov
eminent Will be- strengthened by the fact that yon
unit nomination Tor the Office O; Judge ;h- Court
who breathe the winds Of IT, salt se4, on Ions |
Island; ! appeal to You. valiant soui~rs 81 he |
party who have for So many years held the for !
here In this great stronghold Of the Democracy or
lhe con nj apprai 70 you democrats in ihr
who reside on The distant shores 81 our great !
lakes; when yoT ind yourselves Election DAY I
confronted WIN The question Of tn" discharge ~ |
this great and sacred duty. lake with you tho |
simp" weapon which You Mood, sharpen Your |
sinister dsemhowe the name 81 Isaac H. May |
rard. on your ballots. and proclaim TO The D. |
mocfacy Of this STATE ana - the democracy d his
Natipn that while YOU are ready AZ an times - !
10 battle for N" party when T. Is right yor are |
asks YOU 10 do that which Is wrong
SETH LOWS TlIOrGIITFrL ADDRESS.
Al the losc Of Mr.. Anderson's speech. Seth
Low. president Of Columbia College appeared
amid n storm Of applause II" did no, need n
prolonged Introduction by the chairman and he
lid not get II. h 1t be did receive i h"arty wei
ONE ana grateful hearing. Mr. Low said:
Feow-ciz"ns. Many years ago Daniel Web
'ier' IN speaking Of John Jay IA" first chief Jus
Ice OF the nli"' states. USED these words. when
he spotless ermn" Of IN" judicial rob. fell on
John Jay. II touched nothing loss srorless than
tself IL Is now seriously proposed ~ the peopl"
If John Jays estate that they should by their
unrages. elevate to the Bench OF the highest
curt in the STATE OF N"w-lork "A man who has
,""n guilty. as men believe. OF a deliberate crime
Igalnst the suffrage. The proposition is even more
mazing. II l. because Of IN" very act which the
eaders Of our Bar pronounce a Grim" against
he suffrage that Isaac H. Maynard has received
he nomination for i seat in the Court Of Appeals.
You have hclr1 the nature and the character OF
Iaynards offence deinrat"d by thOs. NOR. comp"-
ent than ! u speak Of 1t In its legal aspects and
bearings. Mr.. i'eckham. Mr.. Carter and Mr. cou-
ert have spoken with authority as lawyers. and
hey speak "a Democrat without political prejudice
gainst the candidate Of the Democratic marty. |
,rOpos. 10 consider. II you please. the political
efcncr that Is offered for MdynarIs act BY those
yho rcspon iibl" for his nomina lion