New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

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nation in every respect. As man OF WioT r,"~o
nericnce in practical affairs and OF much i"o.e
cxpcrience than the average man IN po'''.ai ;c
fairs without being open to inc cha, r|a - ana as
n nolitician in any Objectionable sense. anu a., 80
q man Of high character, he is sple29idl!
qualified TO fiji the highest office IN 'he E'I' "
the people of this state 49,, crrercv
A. g. Hepburn, ex-Cortroller OF me , ui DnnL
anI nov, president Of the Third National banh,
said: Mr. Morton Is man OF pi.Ha,an.
achieved remarkable popularity III am" t iIIad
he is a thorough gentleman and he mas iiiieu
every place which he has held WIN dp'iltH ,
and success. He is man WIN no pei NC "nio,
antaronjsms and he will administer ,'e ui rM
Of Governor with sole reference 10 t'e u 800,
u.o,faro There was naturally strong riN2rE
81 localities but | think that MI N0T.oi, III u
nomination was the most ocsi,apie c u,,t, for
n,rcumstances The choice of Mi SaNtoh 10,
ioutonant- Governor will be acceptance 10 az,
parties He has n strong reform recoru' ann ~
that is a desirable characteristic !" "'' -
these times.
WE'LL RECEIVED IN BROOKLlN'
Jackson Wallace Rep), president oil the Do',u
Of Aldermen of Brooklyn ana acune May. ."
tie absence of Mayor Schieren. SAID !es'eiua'
Il think the Republican Nominations, "' Wnr,on
Saratoga are exceedingly good ones. MI. wv, 'o 80
is a man of ability and commands the ItSiV e
the party and of the entire voting popu.'s'', IN
the state His experience In puo"c a,,"l ,oo,oJ
be Of benefit 10 him in his Office Wheh cl.O'V
and II can be said of him that he dJeS ii9t an.
tagonize any wing Of the party. II MI uV h ,Un
had NOT been nominated / should IKE l" ma,
seen Mr. Saxton the candidate Tor toNeino'' ii
has done magnificent Work LOT INC P"' - 49,
deserves the highest honors mat can " 81,
him by the State. Judge Ilaight IS an eN-'il,no
choice for the Court OF Appeals. lie Is an aDle
man q man VINO by experience and parry ser
vico ie entitled to the nomination. Of course /
should have liked TO see Jesse Johnson tne nom" u
nee but as he was not CHOSEN '""e' S
the mex; best man.. -, .,,
General c. T. Christensen Qnd) SAID !eSteI-
dav. II have known Mr.. Morton for many years.
When I was with Drexel Morgan Co We were
fraouentlv thrown together and / admire MN
much. He is man with d big heart honest anu
abe and believe the Republican parry mas
made a good choice He served the country wen
as Vice President and if elected VIII make
good Governor c
Thomas F. Wagner O)em), member OF 'uh-
cross said; II regard the nomination Of MT
Morton for Governor and Mr.. Saxton lor Leu
,enant-Governor as the strongest nomina uonS
that the Republicans could possibly MAKE l NO
not believe however that their election IS d!
any means sure. NewYork Is Democratic
state and with such a man as W. D. ra!nor
,be democrats can beat Mr. Morton by 4OVoo
The general sentiment Of Kings County Demo
Gratis is one Of pleasure that Governor r'"mcl
whom the Brooklyn delegation TO the state con
venton three years ago denounced as II" -
hovant millionaire" had taken himself out OF
Tho way for the nomination OF stronger man
The most OF them favor the nomination Of Juuse
Gavnor Judge Cullens name was also Drought
forward yesterday ...,
Tho Young Republican Battery OF the Egnh
Ward ratified the Saratoga nominations INsoaE
night at No eos Third-av".. and voted u put UP
a TRANSPARENCY bearing the names or the candl-
dates IN twenty-four hours.