New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30

fhn paIn neOUIr
I'm the State of New-York. If the majority OF our
citizens are honest men and not deserving OF
HaI-the answer 10 that question must be No
SO loud that 1t will scare every political crmlhai
IN triotic citizen i in the state cheers How can
il be otherwise? Twelve months ago Isaac II;
man who voted against Maynard for judge can.
without stultifying himself, vote for Mr. Hill ior
We do not fear the result Upon this issue the
managers Of the Democratic parry pro@ceen @ "pU,a apa
either knaves who sympa thize with them, or iooss
who believe them. We believe that IN tne ma(ory ns,y Vi
the people have intelligence as well as nohehts,
and In that faith believe in the certain triumph
Of the Republican Rar anG t9a1 mi not we be W stolen
but remain to certify IN due form OF law bert inat
ey P Mor9n 6s Cearies eeced to the Highest execa-
tive and judicial offices of the State. (CheersJ
SOME OF THE OFFICERS.
When the applause which followed the closing
sentence Of Mr. Wetmore's address subsided.
Frank d. Pavey read the Est of vice-presidents
and secretaries and was constantly interrupted
by the applause with which weii-known names
were greeted. These are some Of the names:
Vice-presdents william Brookfeld. Elihu Root
Charles W Hackett. Brayton Ives EiTin Ensten, ta n
". II. r. Hughes. George H. Page; Il. - IhaHi I1nnis
Stcrn John R Van Wormer samuel Thomas al An
9 Mcco9k Alfrel polse H9FaSe for5fr Mrrrism lam
= Wcf!rin. Charies r. Homer. Thomas F. Went
/ worth. Theodore INtNlll, JAMES ldNpt.'
strong john feisenweber, Henry HaI James adhso ~
Sheffield. John simpson, EolHnoGs -: 'o'nITn' IIss
I91@ sa, SR,@55 hsion ossn (@9ne e M@rrsy Frank
| 4 Harlow. K. y. Macpherson. Charles Amaruss.
g..,iIN SIN NJ 1lIi.ken. JOHN Sabine smith. Wager
SWaynr ELS H. Roberts JllIus NJ MtE ,1,'s2 -
II . = ' Duyai Julien 7 Dawes Percy 4b McEraiHd Z
Charles : smith, Joan W NIoo4an gozfpT ~ nsni r
.oa : Z r. Cruger Wi.aam r. ArnGuX' prac6r 9e2rgr
. Norris. Tuc's b cht,enIen Charles Lanier
| Cn1r;es r Bruder. George H. Sharpe Horace Kls Is-
! a." Ii i' Staohen b. French. James owen Frank
| T.f,rI THOMAS l. Hamilton. Frank Hh,c9Gk Bc1-
| hm.a + Tracy. Edward II. Am,doTn "iiliSm ~
| tir".v,n6r j. Edgar Bun. John 5. N.se AieXanasr
| Y Campbell. j. X. CN!cy, LemueI T.. Quss' r" "'
lneon i. Connor John r. TresddSr od W Rorais &C. E
chauncey NJ Depew William ~ Egar{s yar6srd lob F.
Atgs ;ssoHi Henry m Gleason LEONARD " sweet Franz
Ho'Hs' Taiaer ii4i9 Abraham Gruber, sidney t.
! S,inrt. " + Wakcman, Dwight \; I@wrence, G. e
Se.yne pfSA Ed|'Fi Fro6k + platt. ode j. Whtock
! I,r'lDricil r. Bets Clarence Lexow: Phineas G.
t'e on.'' r. 'O'.a ha Granse George W Turner John
T. Mhoanl. C. G. Beaman olive ;ni, SInrcr Tsal RaI
No,h bav leary ( Eas'enb b,Tri Er9diorI FSlmer MsTr
Icnps El'os 3 Eirson. Char.es Deidy James " Hawes.
,,ta e Wtst' John Barker. William Erdman,
@.rph j',.iG ieyiason John s:eollng, julius Mager H
| 49, Wiu1n r. Earring. \. J. Newwitter John \.
burton Mrgh W. x hlfr@a ras & an farIqy p II Murphy
simon Kappr John Ryan G.,ttr G. n sPnrnsW nT william N4gf
H,diioDk. charles l. Fem. Wa,kn NJ. Griffith. 4 r.
Prescott Henry BoSniI3n Richhra nsh WoI
bars stephen Weeks, George Casteil Wi,liam IN, j.
S@mp4f 3dcrt oP'F RobSrs Frank Dobson r. Liewelyn
s Thomas ISpe1 HqSn Abraham ESsa' wSte John m
| = .lu.i.ney and Hugh r. Wilson.
THE pFSOrJ-TIONS
John NJ. Deuel. then read the following resolu-
! uons:
The Republicans Of the state Of New-York; re;
Gently assembled In convention AZ Saratoga detnei
tha position of the party on Nato2lI ana Sta,e S,
Gfi .es TO be nred At the coming election ana the
| Rtyubilcans of the CITY OF Ntw-hofk, peins ~" n
! n,,tfrrrn and candidates. do hereby resolve:
| Flrst~We enthusiastically subscribe to the pat
ly inIose the just condemnation Of the present A.
| t0na Administration executive ana is9isIttIne, lpI
policy of 'peraly ard dishonor. wnGn io nmpo'f i
ishes the rcn pauperizs the poor underininSS IN III,
dus,r!a and commercai deveopmSnt ana, ,ih "oS oS
tnrty-three yeirs Of Republican administration.
eierti,n of Republican Congressman.
ScronG-W, commend the excellent Judgment or
ioyal ard universally respected citizen OF National
Empire state a fearlessy honest jealousy PATRIOTS
an thorousny o3paPrg I'''1ea nrnod and iGdiciaiy
educated citizen to be- Appellate Judge ana we
hereby pledge united and urtIrlng eh2r's 10
swell the majortes Of Morton. SaXton ana ndlgn',,
Appreclating the necessity for patriotic an
unsc,nsh action in municipal matters We commend
! social commercial and industrial interests or this
great metropolis. honestly to unite m 'rusnlms ~ =
corruption. blackmail and dehauchcry uhriVa5e, ,a !
in municipal history We eSn1Staa'fS SoDe 0as whee
| some and safe administration under Repuplcan
Mayor and the complete annhilation oil la''ihahS
Faurtb-We resent the action of the recent Demo
cratic Convention rcnpdns6;e AT head Of the conspiracy
nv which the Legislature OF 1892 was made Demo.
nSy,tI, bv The theft Of election returns an insult
- m. neople of the state and a defiance OF every
sentiment OF decency and honesty in p0itics' ana
We call upon feilow-ctizens TO yindcate their
| honor and good nape in the only way In which II
| can be effectually vindcated; by rejecting ne %
| principal in that crime by as large majority as
one year they rejected the agent isaac a. IL.
Maynard majority SO great that n sna fraa and
a sirnai proof that in the end. public virtue is
stronger than political corruption
WILD CHEERS FOR FAssETT.
II IS not often that "A speaker receives such an
enthusiastic greeting as was accorded D. oioat
| Fassett when. after the resolutions had peeh
reod the chairman introduced him by saying:
We shall hear in support OF these resolu.'ohs .,,
| the gallant leader from Cheinuns, on whoH .Mhe M
! neople did not refuse, but simply postponed the
bestowal of high honor
| Cheer upon cheer arose. and when quiet was
finally restored they broke forth again while
| mon and women arose In their places waving
hats and handkerchiefs. For nearly an hour
Mr.. Fessett spoke forcefully. eloquentiy ana
earnestly and his arraignment of the Demo-
cratic party, his manly reference to MS own
candidacy for the nomination. and his predic-
,ions of victory for the Republican candidates
were received with enthusiastic applause HIS
mower Of repartee shown. when after iaud-
/ iny Mr. Norton he said: And who are they
vino object to him? Hill, Murphy, Sheehan'
| Croker"
..you forgot Gllroyr' shouted some one from
the rear Of the hall, and when the LOUD laughter
had subsided the speaker raised his hahd ana
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