New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
NOT A NAN TO SUPPORT.
THE pR~cGoDs DISTRICT AGAINST HILL
HIS ALLIANCE WITH TAMmANY SHOULD DETER
DECrNT DEMOCRATS FROM VoT-

HIS ALLIANCE WITH TAMmANY SHOULD DETER
DEcrNr DEMOCRATS FROM voT-
ING FOR HIM.
II does sound little strange on first reading H.
but the fact is they hurrahing FOR Governor
ttiu all dav Yesterday In the drygoods district.
I, was Republicans too, who were engaged moi
Iern'." and not Democrats. Bat there lnEHed De-
hind all this glee a selish motive 1t was the g'ee
which Republicans feel on learning that bc"ho-
crafts found out what their opponents wanted
them TO do and then went straight away ana di'
I, A Tribune reDorter went through the district
and called ia some Of the largest drygoods houses
TO learn what the proprietors thought Oh III"
nomination and Of Judge Gaynor as a tai 10 d
ticket headed by such an eminent reformer'
Slgourney ". Fay, former secretary OF 'he
Union League Club. in his Office at NO 81
Worth-st ard as soon as the reporter announced
the nature Of his business he turned Quickly around
in hlf chair, and answered In joyous
tone: why, my dear fellow. am oe-
lighted Of course. and so is every true-hearIed
Republican who has the welfare OF his party az
heart 40 finer move could be made to insure the
trjumph Of Republican principles and great VIC
tory for Morton and Saxton ncXt November The
truth u.s. they could not and would not nominate
a decent Democrat. because II they happehen 10
have been forced TO do that they would De FORCED
TO defeat him at the rolls. But, gracious s'oa-
ness. what an extraordinary dearth OF good ma
ter,al there must be in the ranks OF the Democ-
racy in the Empire State To think they had 10
fall back after all Hl' Why. It's ridcuious'
That HI. the man VINO represents the Nc.ou" ere
ment I'm politics he does, should be placed d,
the head OF the ticket in year when the Demo-
Gratis have 10 bear such load OF obloauy ana re-
proach from prominent members Of their own
party is significant sign Of the times.
Blu, won't Judge Giynor hep the ticket
'Wnl he indeed, / haven't soen "a yet mat he has
agre-i to run ard I; VII BE- shame Tor judge cay
nor II he should ever come TO any such dec.soA
Hin would never have accepted the nomination II ne
were obliged to resign his presen; Office at hcst for
then in he event " tis defeat. h. would BE- pri-
vate citizen and II has often seeinel doubtful 10 III
whether the man from Eimira would have any p'-
u,cal influence at all were no: for tho glamour OF
oiice surrounding him. Il i, long time nee sen
%ht;mns defei; nexi November he VII I'll be an
oriceho.der Have YOU thought Of that -,... -.
viii he be defeated BY as grea' a majority a.
fhlps nay n; be so t1 rst Oa' r?p9.' . M ne
pease all good citizens. irrespective Of party On;
inls nomination Is one OF the nnst; 'hins' 'n"' mas
'' John oG CABIN, Of the + j. Calm comPany SAD;
In the senate bu this IL no; an election for ln''ei
Siatcs ONCE. ami his record during his terms az
'% W the exPo.ufs Of o;ai Fg9lcpaI c'rr"p':o"
lin rep.ei .'inat white ID not say tna; senator
H is personally corrupt man ms pI nxS ' Tom
,i,,es a. now ,ncovering and certainly We do no.
wan, A rrnowa. OF those IL thOds here or an cA-
tension Of them 70 the state al arg ners Is nm
INK in tn world that can cetei Mr' Mottcn pe, "a d
badly managed clmpaign oi ina, however, en-
terrain no Far. The tar.n nay hsure Sotl- wlAt ~
the campaign nut TANK the princlpa tn1hsS Wien
VIII Undue an enormous majority on ne voters S Sl
"a. sac 20 elect the Repub lean candidates WI! De
tho general ncompe;e ncy ~ the democratic party -
in,r,duce or pass any substantial measure OF reform
ard the general corruption when is no" known 70
axis, In every lepar: IN. M under Tammany control
Oh YES A biz Republican majority IS assured In NO
yember ,..oA ura,,ou a.
"a said that II was beyond dispute that in state
.,.trs a. 81 whatever might be said for his con-
,urt I'm tho Senate Governor HlIl stands Tor al
thar is most corrupt and despcable IL the Demo
the mans associates" exclaimed Mr.. StockweH.
,'rh -; are ali Tamnany men. and he must stand by
his associates Now have been clamor'ng against
T,mmany here for "A long time and against Tam
rI,,t old organization again to nominate man FOR
the highest office In the state VINO mas done 40
much To extend and enlarge the power or Tam
mani, and whom rammany feels IN turn bound 10
invIng which II inseparablc from the liquor ele-
mcnt win vote for Hin How then can decent men
who believe in clean government even though they
be Democrats-vote for such a candldateE
''Will Ciaynor receive n large vote?
Vel feel certain that In Kings County what H.
known as the Mugwumps will support Judge Gay
they will support him 10 the exclusion OF the other
two candidates the same ticket. But | haven't
heard that Judge GaynOr has agreed To run"
Cornelius y Bliss said he had his opinion about
Governor iii. but didn't to express It. Il
tired OF politics for few days at east said ne
"and am anxious to take a rest As 70 local cand-
dates / think II would be better for the Republican
County Committee to meet and adjourn and await
the action OF other antl-Tammany organizations
in order that general understanding might be ar
rived at"