The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-16

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ALBANY. Vet 10 Inc opening gin OF inc
Democratic campaign IN this county booned To-
night NJ Harmanus B'eecScr lIa'. when tho
Hon. Bprrko COCHRAN addressed ihe Democrats
OF albany in mass meeting presided over by
Gov Flower. EH-Attorncy.Gcneral simon w
Fosot'Iaie called The nesting TO order Mr.
Co"htnn arrived ms afternoon ana WAS the
euc't OF Snr. Flower NJ dinner At TIC Executive
Mansion. The Governor and orator OF she even
fnR weTo escorted To The hall by the Democratic
pha!nnr. which paradcd from headquarters on
St't" street 10 Vnc EA.'u''" Nans'o" auu
'cn'o w 'he NV" '"o I'I"'o ''o"'e"
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"".ch'nV co!unn vas enVe'oPeu :"
CONTINUOUS n'NPIs. W '",oreu ".e"V's''
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Whseu 10 Ihe nun III 'no 'ronI r"nh U, 'no
pp"'nN' ,re H"'i WIS PstNe" w 'uo ""o's'
eouno I''ue o.'o'c ,lo p"euo Sr,'eu. se"'S
We," resor'eu I"r suies ,nu ,ner esco''S ~, -
ni,h wv "ere 'upuuo' , ~ 1i'e "Sne, , ,ns
.nrpnSs W 'n' un'e,r''en anu "uuau".eu
Oe'no'rscs cAp,'sssu 'nci, oelsnh ueeiS v, tne
appearance Oh 'nc s,.k 'n",tcu pinnn. as u ilieu
VI V' 'e SO, ~" ' So,
were srrete" Ny iohs-cuh',i"eu ."eers "neh
oruoT was reS'"reu' mr. hosen"a'e III ,e"
No'"S '".ro'usV" 'ho ''o''rno' " wv pfeS'u'"H
olncer. Inc Governor ihaac MS hest nppear-
oon.eu nc spoSeHs i"'io"S'
GOV. Fho"E"S hPhh'H.
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. , Wv or tu'o's"o'' '''o ' t - ''"'"'"s
WIN the SHOUTS VI earnest "''Ne Deniocra'T
.aeer ioi eiec''on ""y 10 arrive "heh 'nes C"h
oepost 'nelr nsots 'or 'nht ripe sta,esinan' lnat
so'o eApone"t VI p',I"vr".N' w. Orii'ih"t ie"ue'
" "eu' Da.iu d. mn inls ~ u'no "hets
Democre,s snou," s'ahu UP anu we counteu am,
40 hot mistake w" Iceuns oi 'he RANK "n"
HE, they are in line for the battle. Our enemies
t".. "., INV o p"n '' ' '
90. 49,, -. 81 70, Wv.
discover no cause for encouragement. Ne Of
,,ood cbcor and aoh, f,r ,,;c,orv p.so, ,v,,h
some foes within lines let make them see
the dangers that threaten tho old Democratic
party. and those who have any Democracy in
them will, before the campaign ends. fight with
s anu 10. u.s. .ns :, , WIN ,o ,n'
party Wnch gave us Tue Mohih'es oi'i III iooo'
raised before and m tcen tho n.on,e drnnv
with apparent prosperity forced upon them the
Sherman Silver law, whereby 4,5OO. 900 ounces
OF silver per month were injected into our cur
renoy to stimulate speculation and feign pros
perity. The people discarded those theories OF
urrency nna 'sr'a. ~ iep p une Election oi
DIT. OieVeiahu' anu thosewho inn'c'eu 'ne e'I's
,pun,ry 10 ms, getting over III. drunlen de.
,,s - .uo. Hs 80 INV 'e
The Governor charged that the panic was due
10 Republican legislation, which the Democratic
Congress repealed, and said that the country
was getting over its depression, and in another |
year we wiz Dc prosperous as nation and ona
p.e , sha' WI oe e"uui,ns. nc ."en sau'
r"n, =. . .u 70, 70 ,,o no"0ora,,. ssa" r sne
,w.Iv. vears the state has had n.mocr.,I,, |
.meme y.Srs ,no ns nus n 800, u ~, ran
81 has had Democratic State officers. During |
1y OF nns N nd ,
administrative officers In carving out Dem
:Esttc policies: venture to gay that so far as
u the Empire State Is CONCERNED there has Geen
Iio period IN tho history OF the state whchGsn
years. The Democratic record here is clear,
GredltShe. and unassaIs6s; The people Of the
~ Bi1ery attacked a. our party has been.
WITH al the weapons se Mheh our political enemies
they have ,i never sucGessinlIy in these twelve
Sssss SGnEnsTa ane p.oPl" fns Dsmogratc
Intelligent. and honest.
~. The Republican candidate Tor Governor in
publican to chalengc, thus record. not as re-
suit Of his own investigation, but. as he says,
quotes a table OF figures designed TO show a
great increase IN state expendltnres during the
nell, the last Republican Governor, and he adds
that such results do not seem 10 be the legit.
affairs OF the state II by chance Mr.. Morton
shall ever occupy the ONCE OF Governor he viii
have an opportunity OF Investigating this matter
OF expenditures for himself, and am sure
he Is 100 iair am honorable a man not to admit
the truth when ne hnds u. Ana ~ the contin-
gency should arise that he would next year he
10 position 70 inquire into the subject OF state
finances he VIII ma some results which will
now venture To give him In advance. lie Will
And for instance II he looks IN the session laws.
that during the lhst year OF the administration
al Gov. Cornell the appropriations for thceN-
ecutive department aggregated siO,25O. while
this year they aggregate S3sOOO, show
Ing an aCtuai decrease OF over S2,OOo since 1857
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tue great increase IN the busl- |
ness OF the executive ONCE. III Mr. Morton viii
again LOOK at the session laws he VIII md That
In the last year or tioN. tornells admnistra-
lion the appropriations FOR the Secretary OF
Stato were S3450O, while last wear, during the
inculnbency OF nemocrat, they were S35,OO |
showing an increase OF only $500 In eleven
years. III Mr. Morton VIII add up the appropri- |
ationB Tor the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONCE during
me last years OF Guy tornell's administrator
lie will nnd that they apprONimateu S4J.5 |