The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
muxIcIoAL NOMINEES AccKPT.
UILL4T BIA6HdHTOA.
Has no Barl to Buy Votes and Must Stand
or Fall on Ills Merits.

RINGHAMPTON, y, l., OCt.I%'-SeudtoI
Hin faced here tonight, for MS second
attack upon the Republican party, an
audience equal in enthusiasm 10 tnat 1T
syracuse. Senator lilll sara.
81 embrace this early opPoItuillJ /"
exuress my sincere appreciation oI the
tovat and cordial support when Is DelhS
gwen the State ticket py IHose "Ho
nave heretofore differed win me III re-
gard to the inter-pafty aIIaIs! csPeTt1@1ins
in the rural districts or the Sldle. W in
entire unanimity, those VINO nave DeeH
generally regarded as the espeelal IFletds
of the national administrator nave @ @SaIn-
estly wheeled into line ana are perform
ing valiant service I'm behah OF we SAuSii
and | should be unjust 10 them. as wen wen
as unjust TO myself, II dld not TAKE
occasion 10 freely acknowledge thef mas
nanimity and generous actioh. l"Jy
seem TO realize more keenly thdu uO
some Of our party friends in New YORK
and Brooklyn the absolute necessity OF
party unity i'm the present emergency
involving as it does, the very existence
of the Democratic party ITSELF
DEMOCRATS Al WE'LL AS REFoaMshs.
"They are Democrats as well as ke-
formers. and believe in reformation VIII
I'm party lines. They realize mat hePttu',
can victory in New York viii strengthen
the forces OF protection everywhere ana
greatly imperil all that has been salhed
and accomplished during the past tHo
years for the cause Of tarlH IeiVirIh.
They are practical men, who are Miiilhs
70 sink preconceiyed prejudices and per-
sonal preferences as 10 men In the struH-
gle TO secure substantial ADVANTAGES ior
the principles OF the cause they advocate,
and they know that the principle cannot
triumph except throuSn the eieSt'oh VI
party candidates. m,
"They appreciate the fact that polu-
cal party cannot be built up In day,
and that II IS far easier to tear down ana
.HaV, fg IA q
struct and that ii is an absolute neces-
sity for a political party to win victories
I'm order to carry out its remedial meas
ures. unless it proposes 10 deterloa,Ie INTO
n mere opposition party, expecting no
success and content TO only crltclse ana
find fault with its adversaries.
.Srhe Democrats OF the rural districts
were never more united ana earnest than
thew are now, and afford an example
which might we'll be followed by our
party friends in the great metropolis ana
It's sister city.
THE LExow COMMITTEE.
"In so far as the LeXow Committee IN
New York are honestly and impartlaIy
endeayoring to discover police abuses !
bid them Godspeed In their good worh,
There has been no EFFORT 70 empaIlda9
them on the part OF the police commits.
siOners, the sheriff or any other oliclai;
AS on yesterday. a large part OF mn
speech was devoted TO an attack on the
recent constitutional convention and the
apportionment amendment agreed TO Dy
In concluding he said: "Fellow-cit.zens,
NV reliance for success in this campaign
Is In the Justice OF our cause and upon
the plain people OF the state, who have
meyer deserted me In the past. ! have no
weaspr To lavishly expend In aid OF my
candidacy; no banking house in London
or New York 10 draw upon; no immense
corporate influence to invoke, and no
secret organizations to promote my IN.