New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
TIFFANY & co.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK.

which his manhood and citizenship give him.
REPUBLICANS FOR AN HONEST VOTE
During all these ten years the Republican party
has done its best to give TO the State ballot law
which would promote purity Of elections and honesty
of Inspectors done its best give to the State of
NewYork ballot law by which the individual citi-
should have the full strength and the full power
OF his Individuality his independence and his judg-
been Repubcan IL Of assembly they have
iM to ne very me hey have had
a Republican Senate they have passed such law
time they have had the Senate and Assembly they
have passed such laws to find them vetoed by
perience had proved that the blanket ballot and the
Australian system are not wise; on no! Ih ny
demonstrated the wisdom of the system. In every
ballot box and integrity Of the vote OF the
citizen Appausel These laws have been d de,
viii of the people by fraud The most peculiar ex-
hibtion OF the advent of the Democratic machine
TO power has been its distrust OF the people 1t IN
that il has no confidence in the people it instantly
begins TO promote measures which will prevent The
people from fairy recording their verdict favorable
or otherwise 1t was this which led 70 the abolition
the legislation FOR Brooklyn which permitted the
accomplishment Of the siganuc frauds IN nat
which handed over the vote from the people to the
inspectors Of election 70 record as they saw NJ -
with thugs and murierers, to the legislation for
Buffalo which took out of the hands OF the people
the suffrage Of that great and growing city Il wa
this distrust Of the people which lei to the franc
triGts that 1t would b. impossible f0r the farm arm,
their votes. This distrust Of the peope, this con
tempt for public vcriicis ana public judgment
! the Democratic machine Of the STATE. IN, senate
was stolen from the electors and transferred u
those whom the people had never put into the seats
which they occupied
II has become common among politicians so com
! mon that sometimes the Infection has reached the
people laugh at me snartness ~hich suGIrsS
saps the foundations OF government and threatens
the continuancc OF liberty n the yeriie 81 ihf
time II becomes mer question stnd OF ror W0 sa
be the hrb nhanres the yeriic Of the
voter by the ,raud o. the oonnt1r ana & ho
is defrauded tApplauseJ
DEPRIVED OF THEIR VOICE BY FRAUD.
The testimony in the cases which landed John
Y McKane in state Prison and the confession OF
| one OF his accomplces showed that one man the
accompnce who confessed-put 200 fraudulent bal
| lots into the box Two thousand farmers travel
ling miles and losing their day TO cast their votes.
were deprived of their by the tickets IN this
| criminals hand; two thousand wotkingmen, losing
their manhood and register their opinion lost Their
e Grn5d Se pa r1 Inn VINO is always able always
plausible and never so eloquent ana never so
| niaushie as I'm a bad cause says these ancient
| questions they belong to the past u)erisive
| laughter But the decision In the case Of Maynard
higbest court decided ina, the which seated
| the Democratic senator from Duchess were fraud
ulent and stolen The people m9Yc so"Iy, ~ -
| difficult to arouse them. When they are aro9s,-
efforts at the ballot box no oonusiom 81 MN
recording their viii and Furnishing the guilty loud
nsntr,or . of who were guilty
OF these crimes against the ballot ar" IN Ht",e
state Prison through the efforts IN part Of Demo
cratic district torneys and ne chaIkes OF irD
, en-, s "convritons a. the individual Republican,
IT,
was not Republican victory bnt vlc,Diy =" i IKE
United over the machine which had promoted these
There is no more interesting study at ne pr"sen,
time than who is the Democrauc cahalG i,i am
what is the Democratic party? Governor i'l
Mr. Fairchd Mr. SheHaTd ana NV Mr. are Bemocfais
representing NJ Tie eroacrstic narty"; while Mr
| Grace and his Democracy say: I'VE are Democrats
a aoI We Ike Ike dor when some years found
in the baggage-room AT the ETann Irnun "a ',b
baggage man whose ne wa" 1st nn The baggage
where he came from. nor where ia 49, - ho,''s w.
me peasI n I'm Who Vastly increas>l his reputation
as a debater and a statesman during the last year
in the Senate has risked it all to !ead what he cas
decide whether the Democratic party lyes or Hles Leg;
tne democratic party or Kill the Republican party.
If the Rebellion and It's incidents ava noi XIII .n ,
=" ib%y are hs fail in The state Of New-York viii
| not kin the Democratic party uauem,erC ILL ILL
II viii be permanently killed If it Is not temp9rary
licked ana that is she Present and angRierr
one OF the interesting OF ne incidents "i me ne
lover and wooer daughter; to see tne % pf
fighter OF the Democracy and one OF me moSt az
| ing for harmony That ne is not successful as a
| lover and wooer may be due 10 tht iact "'a' o''
| bachelors rarely are Roars OF iaugh'er3
HILL AS A WOOER.
| Hall.
standing upon the platform Of the Machine Democ-
| r,cv az the State standing upon the platform OF
| Boswell p Flower standinG upon the platform upon
which Maynard stood last fall, standing upon 'he
| p,atform on which he denounced Cleveland ne eH-
| tends his arm to the Cleveland Democracy ana 10
to find Judge slipping away; ne approaGhes w,sr
his most sweet and most winning s ccr ah shout
| from Cazenovia: you are a bold bad man paush-
teri; ne appeals Shepard and to Wheeler 10 pe
| Tod by them that the salvation Of the Democratic
party and the Admnisra'ih1G fea OF Mr. anehter and
| cheers) HIS disappointments are somewhat az
suaged by the capture Of Coudert and the deciara-
definitely postponed because. u the Democrats were
Of power the times would be so good tna' tt i
woes the Sage Of Gray Gables by Letter;
begin. daughter) Hnkley. the chairman n, OF the
state Committee. sends sweet MESSAGES. lhachr no,
exists in the Democratic party Shouts oil a1en'ss
sends loving sautatoI, Senator i hms Sa SsgS
| OF Democracy; | did defeat the confirmation for
| Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the United states
| which you sent to the Senate: did predict that
| your course and your principles would destroy the
| Democratic party, but ! did not anticipate that a
| crisis would come like this. when ! would stand as
a martyr and lead forlorn hope. and my saliva
ton would depend upon you let us forget ana for
| give; let us embrace and make up" loud laugh
teri THE New-York sun" informs Mr.. Cleveland
Srok sen Extending from Gray Gabes to
that the malls run regularly. and the President has
frank for his letters; that there are no physi-
| cal or economical reasons why he should not give
his Endorsement 20 Governor Hill and the Demo
cratic State ticket. But the only answer that the
| President of the United States. the official leader
| of the Democratic party OF the Nation. Sage OF
GRAY Gables, has to give yet ~ that famous one
| OF the henpecked husband. ne sprawled on the