The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24


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ing all needed re,trotions for the maintenance IL o
oit Ss% q ssi.y GU, of debt
~ has gwen tue people the lowest tax rates In rsr
e s.nsrss.,a the ,sa .sosp,s from corporation
extension aud digont enforcement of indirect tai
1t ma. successfully inausratsd the humane policy
Stale care for ,hs dependent insane. which, though in
ing to at least ftysx counties of 90 per cent in ocs
interests asyePs BY p rias. %i rcy.ons IN
rounding the audit OF accounts anu the expenditure
u has enacted practical AMI comprehensive schsm,
L has saved Tor the STATE pr s hun
n5sss q thousands Of T., acre. by sorr.ste gsI
ane GanScilntion u TAX sales upon legal techncate
u has recognized til. necessity for Systematic .nt
n' % Of CT Sg the establish
M, H. has innnaned an honest. econ9mics and
ored % Increase their u.sfans.s6y The nroduesior
% w ieos rps ss 9Tnn to be sSsSs
capacity OF the canals quicken canal transit and
has abolished tn. Ubiquitous "sweaur system In
. OF from" ny
n.ne .n,s s wsre ssstaRs ard INJURIOUS in tner ~
i has wisely restricted manufactures in the stat.
labor with that o. free men and at one state prison
has authorised the employment of convcts In building
has strengthened the administration of tho factory
laws by Increasing the number ot inspectors.
IL has prevented corporal ions from importing IRE.
TOR 1 @ tc
the protect on ana amelioratlon Of honest labor
in III ese S ., ssn.Gl And We
the further extension OF suffrage 10 women.
mas generous support to the eausr OF road I'm,
1t has kept from our shores dread pestlence. and
ny prompt legislative measures has carefully protected
1t has prohibited all contracts or combinations in the
form OF trusts or otherwise whereby competition IN
s%h1y SrSr ai'' OF Necessity
, II has made secure Democratic majority in the
%sss y ssmans sIfs
s p i sss - harmony
has a. promoted education and made liberal pro-
sHa the and
which il secured Tor her people marked advantages
anS sn eSn F and q nsd
international competition.
apologize for what they have, done, or omitted
oueny redeemed it's promises. The silly cry
Of machine, the contemplate charge OF
sonal reformer. cannot change tho facts They
are irresistible and conclusive in the minds OF
all fair:minded men who do not mistake
clamor Tor argument.
ISAAC II. MAYNARD.
For one I rejoice that the Democratic party
had the courage OF its convictions 10 nomi-
mating Isaac III. Maynard as its honored candi:
hates a cowardly party as well as a cowardly
man. Justice. honor: propriety. and the
usages OF our party demanded this nomina-
He had been appointed a Judge Of the Court
OF Appeals on two occasions by Democratic
that he was entitled to nomination. provided
he had made satisfactory official.
opinions 1 For two YEARS YEARS JUDGE Maynard has
sat upon the highest judicial bench in the
ore h. net Ss. h ns
treated with quiet contempt the vile attacks Of
mend t, Hr partisan press that have been
He has pnostentatously; ably, and satisfac;
or tgs hd des duties SpaI
his judicial conduct while he has been upon
/ assert without fear OF contradiction. that
his written opinions compare favorably with
hose OF any other member OF the present
His hitterest enemies concede his ability and
his judicial fairness He has known no friend
cidei his cases conscienciously and with the
exhibition OF consummate learning: :.
eyed that, before he was appointed to the
he did in his private
What. he did we win con slider hereafter: The
R ths ns wo has
'een absolutely upright and blameless-and
hs Il Is
ht capacity aS Judge had done e something
S no such charge.
REPUBLICAN, ABUSE.
The Republican press by. q torrent OF abuse |
ought to prevent Judge Maynard's nomina- |
ion. That press had undoubtedly largely |
Is "A mere matter OF eNpedienuy, it might we'll |
70 claimed that It would have been safer to
nd selected q new candidate / do not believe
the the wisdom Of that kind Of Political action.
I the Democratic Attorney- General A and
change AGAINST shem sy wh a13
ad ,, been fully explained and retut-
he Ss@9 as in
reached. No one believed anything against
he officials. but timid counsels suggested that
eople. which was undoubtedly true. But the
wo officials had only served one term and
alton The party pursued tho bold and hon
rabie course. and gave them denomination.
oS @ t Whch
Following precedent long established which could
us !%on tsT s a% me
lose Of the nre,en state officials who had served but
ntes for tho remaining places. This was the con.
ent and homo able course
The Demoer attic party to its credit he It said
,serts Its honest and capable servants by reason
Ne severity or reckrssnoss Of the attacks OF ts oppo
rnts upon them II does not Propose to sh cid dshon
a. or rccrehnt Officals the hand by
unjust partisan clnmor to abandon its upright
nd efficient servants tho other hand but, being |
ts1ed or the Integrity and faithiulness its own
!, nds 1t has the courage of its convictions to
ha, Is right. am one of those who believe that
sIe homer in political as well as IN business and
cIh NE anu that he course OF the democratic party
this crisis in pr"terring conceded honor and duty
Ihlic appreciation.
Tho basrless attacks of our adversaries will not in.
the state officers assailed against whose Integrity
sre can be no Just oasplcion.
The whole ticket was triumphantly elected.
nd the assaled officials served out their terms
it'll honor TO themselves. with credit TO their
arty. and with qualification to the people.
THE BAsELEss ACCUSATIONS
Let US briefly examine the charges of our
pponents OF mnprofessional conduct on the |
art OF Judge Maynard
The accusations arose out OF the contested
ection cases OF November and December.
S,l. Although the Democracy had carried |
10 State ticEe ct by fifty thousand majority n !