New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
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,r y Y Oct. Ex-senator Charles
- saxton, the Republican candidate for Lieu
.,,,-;oycrnor, s now making a tour through
~ c,,nes of the northern part OF the state ad-
,.ossine voters upon the Important pohucai ISSUES
Gar He spoke TO 5000 voters at Glens Falls
o. - county last night, and TO 1900 voters add
II w. t,re in Plattsburg, Clinton County tonight.
l.0'1' .,u. he viii address the voters Or Franklin
-. ~ Malone. and on Friday those OF -. Law
49,. County at Potsdam. Tnen early IN the COM
e. III, he will be the leading speaker at great
ms h,,c,n meeting to be held at Rochester, in Mon
roe County - -, .. ,. .,
rails was joined at Port Henry by Wallace
- r. Republican candidate for Congress
rho told him that there would be large Ike
n'n ,r Gains in this part of the State. Arrived
ca,ator Sax;on was welcomed 10y Congressman
~ # Viewer and J. l.. White. the chairman OF
~ penub,ican County Committee. Inc flat'so"s
-. - was crowded in every par; tonight with
~" md their wives DESTROYS OF hearing senator
We epeech. u. f. Dobie eX-Surrogate, presided
'" nosches we're also made by Dlstrict-Attorney
ar 1 NJ Clinton County, and VI D. Gallagher o.
"..vork MIR. Saxton in the course OF his speech
- effectively TO recent attacks made by DaNlu
replIeu -, tho legislative apportonmcnt amend
. i ,hn,tted By the Constitutional Convention
~ ia that the Democrats wished To make IL APP
ne .a, the amendment is unfair and inequltaDie'
va is on the contrary. both FAR ana equi'd-
~, ding justice TO Doth OF 'he IA P'
parties $500. 49,. or.o,,-,,rs, tho Democratic
' rd ospecially its leader Senator HILL for
PN''!, n raise false issues He characterized
a. n,r, TO raise the issue Of religion as a shame-
-, thing and unworthy OF great paiS
r. s A free country. he said, ana one Oh 'ic
lh., Lures of the Constitution is the guarantee
w., avsrv man shall worship in his own manner
~ pennblican party is the party OF CIVIL per
~ ~, o,d religious liberty. 1t never has peeh ana
r will be the party Of religious Intolerance
~, the effort TO associate 1t with Intolerance "uS'
ralv react upon the accusers
~. sox,on in urging that the legislative appor-
,.ron, Is fairor that the present apporuohmeh''
,.5 several instances 10 prove his point lie re-
80 - os,scialv 10 Dutchess and Steuben countess
s,on under the present apportonment nave 1w9
snohers Of Assembly each. while ChauIauIH1 n
s.. Law nns member each. Monroe; Republicah
rSpnty has three members ana has four
81 the Senate districts the same iRe4aa a aprT
walls The eight NewYor ds{riG bsr having only
age Oh g the remaining districts In the Sta'e
average 80 Saxton maintained that the action
,ba constitutional Convention IN NV Ioreo sin
number OF S eacS vas wise. as il would result in
hr;rSing the Senators more IN touSh MIN 'h'cb
Si,nents He instanced his own district, %hEn
cons 'iprdes five counties and extends from LAKE
n1Taro TO the Pennsylvania line as DeiiS 10
- hermit the representative to come Ill '"oio"e
OF scheme Wnlch - NUS -
'r,icsed nv the DemOcrats-that no one caty "a
SrS &c many as ne-half-Mr. SaNtoh diSO w
snSa5 He asserted that this IS no move ea pn
~, !, is similar to the laws Of Rhoae lsahH' en- s
Uu and New-Jersey. In Rhode ls4aiIu no oie
sinal rave moe than one-sixth of the represeh-
~ IN The lower house. In PennsyiVaia 10 oio
70. 90 ~ have more than onesiXth O: the
49,, IN tho Senate and IN New-Jersey Sdc ~
t ars senator regardless OF the popua' nc
nisdo,n Of the provision is apparent Wieil -,
a,ion is taken OF the manner IN WnSil ~" - On
ca Rrooklvn have been misgoverned py thS ~
'nanv and Mclaughlin rings, respectively! ~ ~ 80,
.heea cities are growing rapidly ana uiiess t"e
rrovsion prevails the rings Will govern inc e"'''
State - ,., 49, ca,,ta s.eal az three
vears ago when the Democratic machns' ny d Sc'.c
&c ,be most desperate and dangerous or crimes sU
ceeded in obtaining control Of the entire Ssas go
eminent he said that while Maynard mao oeeii
convicted bv the people and buried beyond az fGs-
shiltv of political resurrection under an aNdaivh
~ more than 100 900 votes. there can be no uoup'
thot Mr. Hill had a hand in the crime the Yer
dc, rendered last fall" the speaker continued was
righteous Judgment, and had wholesome eject
o. Il cleared the political atmosphere. The ven
geanca OF the people. he then said, "soine' III
comes with leaden feet, but II strikes WIN ITO"
hands" 49, r,o~,ocra.ic marty
g. " bame for the multitude OF ballots that VII! p
ren everv voter this fall The Democratic party
ggsH .s No, in favor OF honest elections, because
SAL ns,s nv dishonest elections. Every year IRON
enh 70 10 600 illegal votes are cast IN me Guy 81
%ew-York and thousands are cast In buiia'o' al
bsnv and Brooklyn. >,o,o,o ,ororrovy
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