New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
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Francis b Rro BnSk s welies Joseph H. Choate
seh NJ Miiken; Wager SSayne George T, W. lyon
Dual " se RsTGy T EdWard LauerSach E
palmer. Martin II. Healy John A. Greene lanes
p.b Fos'eKT er MkS' John s. vroonan chare; H.
Hsnson. George p. Morris. John Proctor ,CCiarke
S %sn e dros SsG1s? John ws eas 3
o %iIgs william, l.; Strong John GaH!n, Edwin
Psano TsnrJ Eeq Hs cslumsa. q N'A 1ssn
s sOn ". Auten, Thomas G Acton; W. NJ K
olCot5 T 9mes p g. iawes James L. Wes Henry
G Backus. Leroy Z. Crane. f. 3 Harper Scion
f Rs; s2S@0? ""% X Gs%?
George s. Redheld A. Fredsam Daniel nH. g. Re Koi
, llns R Ri sage Anson G. McCook Charles H.
Murray. John j. Collins John ! simpson Charles l..
Herman Hansm1nn G JOB HsdgeT william william
F. EEaG OG Hail. chares
I unT''' George " Wanmaker, Alfred G. Mason
asn sons T TerSn ss3
Dr. Rosste Charles Ste3beTg George , GTn,Gn
Pljss. Logan c. Murray, Daniel Butterfield White
Jaw Reid Thomas G. Plat, Dennis Shea; James
David F-edsam. BENJAMIN Il Bristow. samusl R
Mall John A. Stewart, s V. r Cruger., George
4 Bsrr.an Hector NJ Higgins: John Reissn-
Ssr H%Ry FRANK BandrS M
julius ". Mayer. Samuel W. Fairchild, Dr; IL r
S9s ,s a. Srn a va e
Secre,aries-John r. Van Wormer Cephas Brain
Fri !aTIa a6ee a GSaes Ns s&a kl9S
p Tufts Joseph DSTd George s, W WagneT John
Henri PofR o t9 Us
William F Soaring. Charles steinbers; Frank p
P Psey c Ms% B. Pas wam Fl HnbSr l. B.
Garfield. BENJAMIN Oppenheimer, William w. Niles.
Gallo. William G-ossman, Charles schwick' John p.
Windolph, Winhe:d S. Stephenson Lewis II. Bod.
NJ b. Cohen. Lincoln Doty Brown. Collin II. Wood
ward Arthur NJ. Sherwood. Charles F. Butter,
Charles Anderson. Michael C;oode William, J. Nc
Hamilton, w H. Carhsrt Charles f. Mott, Elias
Sdm@ W.v DR. ds e W Habn and L. s kIsssorn
THE RESOLUTIONS
Colonel Van Wormer next read the resolutions.
He was frequently interrupted Their declrara-
tons were approved with paudits, and there was
cheering for the candidates mentioned The reso-
buttons which were adopted with tremendous
aye" read:
The Republicans of the city and County OF New
York in meeting assemble 90 hetsOS Iet t9
adopted by the Republican Conventon held at
Saratoga. and unite our voices ID 'ne )o3'
ton which that convention expressed OF me p resem,
weak selfish. vacillating coIup' am un I
ADMINISTRATION OF National affairs whica h so as
turbed the entire machinery OF commerce, stoppeu
the wheels Of industry. mad" tn poo! sti!! pooref
brought panic and distress tS 1ns Thoe cTun my
Denocratc Executive dared not veto tn rar!n 1iIi
which his Judgment had condemnca' nor "0Ji ,;o ne
10 the profits OF the Whisky and other trusts we
TsUydrx the urgent neccssit, OF electng Repub.i-
can ConsressInen as a for ,he lis the country
Is IN now " b son r4 eeG and prosperity
Second-That commend the excellent judsmen:
raining as the head Of the ticket the able and ex-
perienced stateTnan. the Loyal ana universally re-
sSorcsIf.evl p Morton-to be Governor OF the EN-
pire state: in naming Leutena3t-Governor the
who called the roll when the Democratic Lieu
tenant-Governor refused to put the question wniSh
nsbicss WHO MAS tus; entitled to his seat Chars
T. Sax;on; ami in nominating that learned. capable
broadminded and upright juris;, Albert Haght, Tor
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals; and We hereby
FOR Morton. saxton and Hsieht such tepublican
majority mas never before been known in the
Third-In al ages the punishment of treason has
been death! The safety OF the kepu6lc depends
upon the purity and sanctity of the bellot-boN II
these are invaded, no matter what may be the pre-:
text or excuse, is treason to our lns;i'ntons ana
conviction should always carry with 1t az its lust
usishment political dfah ,A year ago ae 1 'ooI
infamous conspiracy, by which through the theft
been defeated at the polls was seated ana the
Legislature thereby made Democratic cams before
convicted and buried under majority Of oyer inl.
Oo' The coming election should record th~ Just
people and his condemnat ion political death.
There is no short statute OF limitations in cases OF
mon wealth and we cali upon our ellow-citizens to
vindcate the honor of cur State by giving larger
majority against him than they did against Isaac
'Tonrih"iThat the revelations b.. the Lexow Com
rnittce Of the intimate relations between vice and
Tammany Hall. and OF the blackmail which those
viii sanction and in the interest OF that cor
rUpt organization levied as a license for crime. de-
party ties cast his vote for Its overthrow. Its
further existence is menace 20 all that goes 10
MAJ no good government While II continues In
nower ihere can be no reform in municipal ar
fairs. We heartily commend the Union uck@t whlch
mated by the organizations opposed to Iammany
Of William L. Strong, who Ia nominated
for Mayor. demand his support not because he
is a RI publican, but because we know that with
Will take the place of dishonesty. law and order
the place Of disorder. and that the rights, Of ALL
declared hat his administration viii be non-parti-
san. and We know that man OF his honesty and
OF the able ana fearless candidate Tor the high
and Important Office Of Recorder mention Of h.
tha; Office he VII dsfharse rs duer f@iihf1i
e csn. maze 'es' "''"e.' ''' '"F 0'''' '"|" O
zens. tried. true ana faithful They deserve the
support OF every loyal citizen
Fifth-That the history OF TIE Republican parry
from the time Of It's Formation to me present time;
Is itself COMPLETE refutatior Of all charges Of
sectafanisrn and Of torrance Of sectarlanisn. We
point with pride to the emancipat lion OF 4,pp.VO
slaves as part OF it, achievements. II has raised
humanity to d higher level We quote with APP
proyal the words OF our leader in this contest IN
MS letter Of acceptance:
"t'nder the Constitution OF tho United States. az
wei IS The organic Inv Of thls state all citizens
are placed footing Of absolute equality befor"
the law This provision In the supreme law fuly
recognize. not only becauec X Is obligatory a.
statute. but because ! am IN favor OF the fullest
freedom In the WORSHIP OF Almighty Goa
Sixth-That the Legislature % 1892 made a !raudu-
.ani OF the state OF New York. and on that
fraudulent census mad al apDOrtiOnmeEt which on
is face was unjust ana unequal, and which IN"
present Presiding justice OF the COur; Of Appeals
condemned az uncons utiOna. appOrtonmeni
that gave 70 Albany County. because II was a
Democratic county. four representative In tho
county with larger population. only three. II
was the plain duty OF the Constiiutional Convention