New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
TRUE REPUBLICANS
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Of tho Republican party. Mr. Rsrtlett. further
more lad a large acquaintance in New-Yolls CITY
He WIS member of the Union League Club; and
M e" f City, M Lehmaicrss "s speech in favor
OF Air. Bartlett made most favorable impress
sion. Senator O'Connor. Of Broom" County. sec
ondcd Mr. Bartletts nomination as that OF an
honest and able man. Tho Bar Association Of
Ncwlork had made known Isaac II Maynard :
infamy and its members thought well If Mr.
Bartlett. u would therefore be good politics ia
Henry erase. Of New-Yorl,, brought forward
the third candidate, John Sabine Smith. and
pointed ont that Mr. Smith j. an eXre,,ent LAWYER
ahead OF the remainder o. the Republican ticket
in that CITY last fall. Whit is needed now by
,ns Rasd' p smith said Mr. G nreavcl rs hs
supported by eighty Of the delcgatcS from New
York City. Henry A. Lowell. of Kings County
seconded tho nomination Of Mr. Bartlett on behaI'
81 all tho delegates of Kings County. Mr.
Powell said that there was a political revolution
imminent In Brooklyn and the Republican vote
there wonh be %a'rsy w ,pCr nsmnatcd " Mr.
| bartlett should he placed upon ncd.stai am
Mr MAYNARD upon another pedestal. Mr. May,
nards pclcsta would be inscribed with the wor',
Thief and the BARTLETT pedestal with the worn
Honest" -,
The nomination Of Mr.. Bartlett was also I. sec.
By hn, RGr Of wh If r and
Sherman. Of Oneida County Inc speecn,SS we If
preceded Ivy good from Abram Grubcr OF
New-York, advocating the nomination OF Judge
Rumsey. 81, 49,. .
4 vote was then taken, New-Yorh cast a
majority of its vote for Mr.. Smith, but Kings
County. Fri" County 0rondaga uoun Gn,r ~
and other biz counties east all their votes for Mr.
Bartlett The sentiment in Mr. Baptle'ts i favor
was overwhelming lIc received 81 IL votes
Judge Rumscv. % votes Mr.. Smith, 80 Vo'es anu
% 10 votes were absent.
THE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
John Par;hnrst Withdrew Judge Rumsey's
name. and Henry Grasse moved that Mr. Oar =
lofts nomination be made unanimous MIR. GrasS'
so;d that tho friends of Mr. Smith in the New-iorH
delegation would most heartily support Mr.. BART
lot. Nr BARTLETT WINS then formally dcciare'
nominated for Judge Of the Court OF Appous;. =. +,
William A. Sutherland, of Rochester; az om n5
pont rc,d the platform OF the coh'en'''h' "'N
| II was adopted. II Is IA toIo"s'
| To the people OF the State:
The time has come to rescue the Sta'e OIL ,e"
Wi, ,ror, desnotic control OF utterly seif1sh
| and personal machine. 49, ..,,oa
| The Republican party. In convention asse
| Invites all Iaw-abding self-respectng ana pa'i'-
otto citizens regardless OF party ai'ha'ions' "
unite In an effort to secure lasting ie'o'"' ~
municipal and State government
| rtr. mon constitute the Democratic machne anu
.oL tia mastery OF the Commonwealth Iher
| consniracy took shape in the Inert OF the '','
| Senate two years ago. conspicuous part y. ~
machinery OF that theft was the denahce .,
mandates OF the courts OF TINS H'a'e' an ,n,s
oc,uol larceny Of public records by n tooi Vi '"'
| .,tr. subsequently, rewarded with seat on
The bench OF the highest court OF thls e'''e ~
which a stainless record has hitherto been anu
| always ought to be the most essen''a' t'
| ton. -
branded BY HIS rFLLow'LAwYERs'
Tho people owe lasting debt of gratitude 70 tne
,,er,hers Of the New York Bar Association VIM
regardless OF party affiliations. denounced isaac H.
/ v,vnard's connection with the conspiracy l" s','
| ,h senate which conspiracy constituted one OF 'he
| ..-o,.., offences known to the law. ana reco"-
| o,aod h,s removal by the Legislature Ihis con-
! damna,ion OF Maynard's crime httingly expresses
tho outraged sentiment OF defrauded Peope'
! ~ ,,y,e careful attention 10 the record maue
,o,o, ! legislature and OF the state gov
eminent which this machine has ihnic'eu "p,"
| ,. tho Infamous gerrymander OF the senate
| ord Assembly districts; the destruction Vi .''
! r,,e in our municipalities; It's prohigacS ""u "
,,avagance: its distribution as gratni'ies a''o"e''
| No. 49,, few of numerous valuable franchises
49,, s.cr., atempts 10 override and set as'ae iocai
| license regulations. and lis persistent e"o
o,,oi, control OF the police. excise ana eieetio"
lizards In all our cities and villages ana 10 "'s
| cr,nina,e against the welfare OF the 'uI"' 'o" -
! rc,a,,ry taxes too high. they made them ~
| ., h,cher complaining that salaries were
| larg they S'ralRntWay "''i'"'
| Increased the number OF public emp'oycS' po
,,ss,rg onnosi,ion to monopolies, they nave
| ,o,.J ,,aluabe franchises without compehs''o"'
,d while denouncing force bills. theS nav =
,oten from cities and villages the charters i''".
In accordance with the votes Oh 'ne'
THE T,X-RATE INCREASED.
.ra,a,.rs have only TO look at their tax DIS 10
and the proof Of the extravaganza OF pe''oo'.,
,,,a,,on Tho Authorization hlll passed by the
! ''7'' hou that OF the pfecfl-
''' ,.o annual Supply bill last winter was
,,, million dollars larger than that OF w.
| a., , ra,e which two years ago. OWING 10 'ne
| poruhlican branch OF the Legislature was Loo
| Mill. ha. risen this year TO the eH''"o
| er,,e 81 25s mills. This increasing ,aH.'" " =,
| the face OF increasing income 10 the ''a'e ~" .
| ,s enacted by Republican legislators k"o""
A. Cornoration Tax law. the Vedder inheritance
| H." ,o,r and the Organization Tax law
| ~. ,ayvs were enacted In order that the ou'"e"
| -, the direct taxation might De 'esSe'o"'
| ,r.,oore 10 the state from these S"u're' " w.,
40 oso 90 in 1891 the Republican state He''a'' ~
o,o ~ that year at i.S mills put inns
th' .,,r. absolutely controlling the Legis-
~ -, ,s4, with s. 10000 pouring INTO ''' ''"''
~ nc the result Of Republican leg'S'a'o"'
49,. ox,,rded the tax-rate for 1888 To z''S n''"a
"n n .,,, ~ 8, ooo COO In the Treasury In 1871
| ,,, NJ Republican economies ana '''' '
''S ,.i government OF certain war taxes WAS
| tiv avngulfI
noor 70 bankruptcy that the Cohtroe, ~ ,,rn
ne, "a, 70 send an appeal to the Legislature "'s
| ing rctrenchment. ..
| ~ prvoCR\TIC PLEDGES BRokEN'
Every pledge made to the people ,he o nouS Of this
| ,ic marty has been broken III Wv ~ ,.I
cr"'I r promising ballot reform this was reiuSeu'
% IT, re stead it was sought by compulsory 'es's
anu IL 70 dsfrnnchse the rural voters the eee-
,,on boards in the city OF New aorh ~e', ,r"r
NO" .o,,y nortisan in order that the power
,,.,, r,y.ed GO audaciously welded might DC
VIZ. '1 n the grasp Of this machine Pretending
c'.u service Reform every department OF 'he ''"',
has been pros'Ituted to paruSansh'p lnr ' ,.a"a
.,a,o officers who act az state CanVass''s wei.
~ H., "a heoome active agents In the inert Oh
.S rc,islature. and the heads OF these seVei'
,,r,nonts have bowed so low In worship VI '''9
machine have completely surrehue'e' ''e .e
co,ernment to It's domination that charses nav
80 odo against tho state Controller TOT IN
efficiency and neglect OF duty against 'h' 'a''i'
recruitment for incapacI'y ana eStf"''s"",,