New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30

il is one of the best discoveries Mr.. Plat ever made.
Great cheering again ana asan n rdcosnz Wits
out jealousy. II a discovery that appealed to
mai6ritv of the Convention at Saratoga. (Appause)
When that convention set its seal upon the nominal
# did so under the commission of 100000 Republican
voters of the Empire state. ~ 49, o.,,,.,a.,
came? From such men as David b. Hin (hisses).
senator Murphy stronger Kissing. William Shee-
ireaest Kissing of all and voice: You left out
Gilroy') Oh no. ] did not forget Gilroy; include
him in Croker. O'proarious laughter and applause
again and again renewed, and Mr.. Fassett was I'M
able proceed with his speech for fully two min Mn
and occupy it; and although Mr.. Patt may have
discovered Morton you and have adopted him
Appause)
WHAT MR.. MORTON WILL NOT DO.
do not know what Mr. Morton will do when he Is
Governor but I can tell you Of the things he
will not do. He won't sit up at night TO sign bills
robbing cities of the sacred right of home rule.
Applause) He won't decline to prevent the murder
wholesome and salutaFy election laws; ApPlause,l
He won't sign Huckleberry franchise bills he
Laughter and APPLAUSE. know all about that
Hill He nves ,igated it from the one side and in
vestigated IT from the other. daughter ana APP
plauseD
REPRESENTATION OF THE WHOLE PARTY
r.
party. He will represent its highest thoughts. It's
highest impulses and will administer the govern
men Of the State for the benefit OF the whole peo-
pie of the State. (Applause) And then We have 10
Goe Tur fes o nS' oVnmnt good
government as II is understood under me 'dr'ase
school of Levi L. Morton. Great applause
Mr. Fassett then turned his attention TO the
qualifications of the other candidates on the Re
publican ticket and referred in terms of praise
to Mr.. Saxton and the loyalty and patriotism ne
showed in fighting for his country during the
Continuing he said.
Everything that has touched him has given out ne
the discharge Of his duty The Lsutenant- Governor
OF the Empire State refused in the upper chamber
as though a prophetic vision had been given him as
TO his future calling and the carton words runH GUY
II Will call the roll, Applause) He mas Nnhel
his name into Of the most vital reforms ~ re-
cent years | shall not stop TO impress upon you
honest count but want to remind you Iha asa.nst
the deternined opp2si%n 9i ntrrnS rcless
fearless. Mr. Saxton pushed forward MS agitation
pure fingers Of those who so!ed ii, Tor he in
pure and honest ballot the safety OF our fondesi
/ need say little Of the Judge who Is the third
member on the ticket He TOO started from the
has risen 10 the highest bench In this stale. For
ong time he served VIII c9nscgo o- h@Hor as ene
which sat in commission for several years.
SUPERB TRIO.
These three men, each in his perfect flower
OF typical American manhood. are the source ana
should be the source Of honest Republican PRIDE
They are the inspiration 70 every American born
(Applause) Their life successes teach al who oo-
sarve what is open 20 the poor Of America If they
would only reach out their hands ana Ie1ENgo . nr'
masncent Po6es ub nlS ,Po They appea 70
mn nT ~ ih ,maglnaon they appeal the hope,
"a al to -
can and every loyal citizen through the SIX
a1a me n to take my coat off another man. but
not for myself Gaugher) for a. "a c y, = fH ns
coat II foreign-made cod!-oi tin', ~ az p
n'ause) II was made by an American iaior. ana ne
70 take Il off from now until E.eci'oh ,ay ~ ~ -
doing | can add one more thousand 10 our maJo''S'
'ARprn was another convention at Saratoga That
has been something of a mystery G-aushierJ ,csd
Nav Carefully Irhearsed behind the scenes parts in
i,Iligcnty assigned to mertorlo9s acno,s al. s
spontaneous oubnrst st Of ha desP1 gn a sasoga
E %a5 w6she ai was result S dSgn he
result Of agony the n0n merca0 o pocs We have
had twelve consecutive years OF DeinGcrac rn as
rretender G,aughterD The man afraid OF his own
Veto Gaugher1 The man wn9 with the aer' h
initiation that ever visited President But we had
Only i've 0S y X b I1 We had three years Hin
through Flower rn ygars Of 81 the a Em
II1e mi Of possibilities for good Name
h% S v ahd that m1 wha inc me- R epab
can ever done and Kisses from the audienceJ
SPECIMEN DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS
Do not do that When need any help will call
IN the crowd | faced just such arguments for
eight years in the Senate. That Is fair sample OF
Democratic intelligence. The Republican doctrine
IS challenge the record, search the DOCKS TURN on
the lights In the first place, the State of New-York
of debt m
cratic Governor ever paid dollar OF That deDt; IN
the third pace whatever deD,s nave pee" pr ha
have come ont the pockets OF our people, IN the
fourth place the greatest amount OF taxaDIe prop
happens to belong to TIE oP rasnr
taxes, known the corporation tax ana 1ne m
corporation tax ana bt tine Repnbcan Inventions in
the next place the only exrayagant adinlhis sra
Democratjc aiminstrations beginning with WIZ
lam NJ Tweed and ending Win tIosEei - r'S Ss,
departments annual estimate was $1,000 year. To-
day, after twelve years of Democracy; .hry r com
sed reduce in 1891 the expenses Of the State Com
mission. They have been increased g.. os.,,,. Tor
| believe sincerely and sObery u Is possible lot
you strengthen The hands OF Republican d Coy !.
the opportunity Of lifetime. DO not let us pass on
to our the great % s osay an
tinued appause)
Go on" Don't stop" and like calls came
from all parts of the hall when the young leader
from Chemung took his seat
MURAT HALSTEAD'S ADDRESS.
Murat Hastead was next introduced As
the last speaker Of the evening, and spoke as
follows: .3
,hs weh they not
mistaken in their excited estimation OF the i',pO u
York at this lime the Democratic party Is in sx
snsy the
of guiding principle the faculty saned ny INIT tme