New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
UONORS FOR WARNER MILLER
HERKIAIER ALLOWS HIM TO NAME TIE
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
TIE EX-SENATOR MAKES A STRONG ADDRESS
PREDICTING REPUBLICAN ViCTORf
In NOVEMBER
(pY TELEGRAPH 20 THE rRIBCNE.l

| Convention held here To-Day.
| Warner Miller chosen delegate to the State
Convention and invited to select his associate
| delegates FIX Senator Miller then came before the
convention and welcomed with tumultuous
| applause After thanking the convention Tor the
courtesy he talked for time OF early politics In
Herkimer County. He was chairman OF the County
Committee for man. years. when he took an active
| mart In local affairs. He spoke OF tho steadfast
| support which Herkimer County has always given
10 Republican principles. and referred to the local
| contests for county nominations. counseliins
harmony and loyalty TO the party after the nomi
nations had beer made. Referring TO subjects OF
wider interest. he said.
The Republican party now being ont OF power IN
the National Government II has come to waiting
place where il may very properly look back on us
record Of more than thirty years. during when IL
con rolled the councils Of the Nation. And We may
| think congratulate ourselves upon our history
and upon our success Appiauseo The hephnn i,
can party may pride itself that 1t brought abou,
the reconstruction of the Union. We may point al
this time TO the great National debt, which mas
been very largely hQuidsted. and while We haSe
been paying the debt. We have not done IL ~ tne
expense OF the progress and deVeiopment Oh w., we
Republican party We have become the largest
manufacturing nation in the world the reports oi
the last census bear me out In this statement.
The statement, equally to agriculture, thc
Agricultural interests have developed AZ ir'G, D,
fore, and along with IL our transporla,oi Il.'I
ests End our commerce both internal anu cA''''''
PROSPERITY IN lsS-.
The last year Of Republican rule, the year 1877,
was the prosperous in the history OF me
American Republic. Every industry from one emu
OF the land TO thc other WAS busy every one iouhu
labor az remunerative wages. the internal commerce
OF the country reached volume neNe: beior'
eQuaed and our foreign trace. both export anu I'M
port exceeded that OF any previous year 10 J" ,ncs
achievements. and think We have me right - a.
country is duc TO the principles OF the Republican
party represented in the legislation whch IL n n
directed. (Applause) But. unfortunately Tor tNs
I'm he a
the entire power OF the Government both .Necn,N.
ard LEGISLATIVE passed into the hands Of The oppo-
siton / do propose to speak OF The Democrats t
party to great extent or to discuss Whss ann ns
effectively of which we can speak As men VINO
1 Syf tns that 'Sqn thy PrSsen Tine the coun
In so prosperous conGinoh az ~ va ~ =" our
cotnipH prosperous and successful. even though 1t
be under Democratic rule .o..., -,
tie Election and what mas been the result" For
nearly whole year Jemocra Ir ov. ibe min
hex have nt,ern failed in their Expectations is
cratic senators the other DAY %hsh ~ , sar ina
meet The approval Of more than ceo people in ,Sr
United States The party in power has ionnd itseii
,ax Hesitation t2ey have passed bill which none
Of them approve in fun and which the President
| himself refused TO sign
BRIGHT REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS.
II we may Judge from the election Of last fail we
|
! fore us viii rebound 10 the success Of the Repuh-
| lican party. (Cheers) There il no doubt N my
| mind bat that the House OF Representatives
! will be Republican. The result In this STATE 'aS'
| wear leads believe most conflehiy mai IT"
| result will be even more pronOuncejiy Republican
! this IA. The Republican party does not build upon
disasters; 1t does rot bud upon msreprrs Ions
Il appeals that great Intelligence OF he peop'e
and II does with confidence tina, the peope fuzzy
understand and appreciate the source OF the preSen
disastrous conditions. and also understand "ha' the
| remedy mus, be before he revival Of business can
To the Republicans Of Herkimef County nay.
only FAY. N conclusion that J. have 10 coup,
that YOU will do your full II the Work that -
by he Goyernmen; 50 at he presen; time will
! s;anG ioyaly by thu principles OF the Republican
p iee,iSn a TO American ndnstres and to American
| labor IS looked after effectively in Ms county. AMI
as A result OF that labor | have no doub; that you
viii reap a great victory. trust Hcrkmer County
VIII in the coming election give one OF ne lrrges
| his can be done by united and hearty work from
| now until the November election. App,ause)
! After ex-senator As;er's remarks which
Enthusiastically received delegates were named fol-
| lows; Warner Miller W. e. Prescott. a. l.. Nils.
Titus Sheard. II. G. Munger, Alfred Dodge and S c.
| Heacock; aternates. ". W. Moon. A. f. Stephens
snyqeT veg ASam' G s sr T., + Fiji
| Falls. candidate for Congress, was permitted to
his leg es fG nc wa hd a
The CONVENTION. There vas SHARP contest between
fbp Old n. y. r. y.
| and II G. Munger. OF Herkimer. and the latter
J elected
| COUNTIES SAID TO BE FOR JUDGE RUSSELL.
| Albany ~ Y. Sept. 4-Ex Senator Warner Miller
| was in town to day at the Delavan House. To-
| night ne was in conversation with Henry g. Bur-
| leigh Of whitehall. Washington County: Deputy
! Controller Morgan and ex-AssembIyman John c.
! Kecler Of ST. Lawren.e. Several men who spoke
| with Mr. Miller and Mr.. Burleigh said both OF
! Them were pronounced against the nomination OF
! Mr. Morton for Governor. Mr.. Miller would not
| give an interview. Mr. Keeler said tonight: The
| seventy-twc delegates from the counties Of st.
| lawrence Franklin. Clinton Essex. Warren. Wash
| ington Montgomery. FIton and Hamilton. Sara
toga and Schenectady. will be for Justice Leslie w.
! Russell for Governor.
! JUDGES Rt'MSEY AND WERNER NOMINATED.
/ Rochester, Sept. 4-rhe Republican judicial nomi-
| mating convention for the With District. comprs
! ing the counties OF Moaroe Seneca. Wayne. Liv-
| iugston Cayuga. Steuben, Ontario and Yates. was
called 10 order at noon to-day by Frank X. Taber.
| OF Auburn. County Judge Robinson. OF Seuben
! County moved that the secretary be instructed -
cast the ballot for Judge William Rumsey. OF Bath.