New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
A FINAL APPEAL TO VOTERS.
BENEFITS TO BE REAPED FROM REPUB-
LICAN SUCCESS ON TUESDAY.


roRy-NEEp OF LEGISLATURE IN SYM
PATTY WITH GOVERNOR MORTON
The Republican State Committee had practi-
cally finished its work in the campaign last even
ing. and Chairman Hacke,t was getting ready
70 20 home and vote Reports which had been
received from all sections Of the state were most
encouraging and members OF the committee VINO
were at the headquarters in the Fifth Avenue
tIote, said they felt confident that the Republican
State ticket would win on Tuesday. They also
declared that there was every reason TO predic'
a victory for the Fusion ticket in the city.
Copies of the following address were being 9gned
and mailed to all parts Of the State at the mead
quarters Of the State Committee last evening"
To the Voters OF the State:
The Republican State Committee ASKS the con-
alteration of all voters TO brief statement OF the
situation which the close of the campaign presents
One year ago the people OF New-Nork by oe-
w,dering majority. overthrow the tunta OF Demo-
cratic politicians whose personal authority lot up
ward OF ten years had constituted the government
OF the State With clear appreciation of the fitness
OF things they repudiated 1t In the person OF us
principal member
They elected a Republican Governor and he-
publican Legislature. and in the city OF New YORK.
from which the Democratic party had drawn both
its strength and it's inspiration. they delivered d
aba,tering blow TO the disreputabe machine OF Tam
many and established an hoest government IN us
place.
the same forces which met there year ago. mar
shalled by the same captains displaying the same
colors, holding the same purposes.
The Governor who was placed at the head OF the
State administra ton last November. and whose IN
teIrent moderate sensible policies have guided the
marty in Its legislation is assuredy entitled 10 that
popular Endorsement which can only come from the
reelection OF the State officers who have been
his associates and counsellors
They were put into office TO rebuke acts OF oni-
cial crime which shame and reproach
IN the Commonwealth. They should be returned
10 office as reward for the fidelity and sound
discretion which have distinguished their per-
Torrance OF duty.
JUDGE MARTINS CANDIDACY.
With them is presented for the Court OF Ap-
peals a candidate to whose eminent htness iohs:
honored and successful career upon the bench OF
the Supreme Court abundantly testifes by the
election Of Judge Celora f. Martin the people VIII
add TO their highest judicial tribunal a man VINO
becomes in both character and learning us pest
traditions.
Happily the choice OF the Republican state ucke.
70 assured. Our adversaries have never i"as'i.e.
that II could be defeated. and they have CONCEDED
IN their calculations the fact that their present
cause is hopeless. None the less We reel TX 10 NC
our duty 10 ask the people to remember '"a' -.
victory is not until the votes are actually poheu
and counted, ana tndt no Si'i|ch "i'O "-~
the honor and welfare of the State can anoro 10
take chances on the result. He cannot safely DE-
pend on others doing what he neglects.
Desperate efforts have been made by the Demo-
Gratis to capture majority Of the Senate d's'r'cts
IN the interest of the election Of Democrat 70 the
limited States Senate. They have been willing 10
sacrifice any and partisan interest wnef re- os
80 doing they aSnse' for state Senator Repub
ilcans are reminded that every interest WncH 10y
them ,h Is esanfS involved in the election of Re
publican State Senator's GovernoT o0g @nrward
With the Works Of reform which were so generally rally
promoted BY the last oo mas the Voters in
every county the prime importance OF sending 10
Albany ns men Causes Mas to which his administration has
been stoutly committed.
A DEMOCRATIC SHAM.
Frantic efforts have been made by our tricky ad-
xersaries to convert this into an excise campaign
and TO make 1t appear that great numbers OF people
were tremendously excited at a manifestation Oh
What they call .Purta nism." This agitation was
sham and it has completely failed OF It's purpose.
Even in New-York City. where the mpaLh.a S H
forcement of the Sunday law has somewhat dls-
turbed those whose od-tme pulls were IaS,S
garded the people have shown anac OF the law
less demagogy which has undertaken 10 ois'rac'
th They r Snow that the Purans who ENACTED the
present blue laws were Democrats Ind ae Demo
cratic Governor and that all of these combined o 10
deny precisely those changes IN ti,e Indirectly
The deep and widespread feeling thai - To- gov
onhiican party alone can the people Iook tor ,s NJ
grnment which will aid the business lnteIes, nros
shn country and hasten the return OF Una, ~ - nv
the uhich is sti DELAYED grows stronger gay 10y
Repubcan vSOTy 0n To SSndreds Of
siusanSs Of men everywhere who are ahNiouS "
engage in new enterprises. and VINO on, Iosress viii
sinriScant signal that the party o! prog ~
srev take Charge Of the affairs Of the M Ma dir
sw!york can give that signal, and II Is the ou'.
S her citizens TO aid in placing 1t so hgh ,nat
may be and marked lime in EVEN Knows that such
10 Industry will be felt and Responded "
in ali the hamlets OF the land .,, heyun nv
q" to the end then, that the REFORMS peEun 10y
-drernnr Morton and the last Republcan Ltssio
ture may go forward that his wise nnouraeed and
that an impulse may go out from thls in tSe re-
the American States which SHAH De e snund policies
and 10 it's former prosperity we ASK IN ~ haartv
the Republican ticket IN every ioe"''' Wv
support OF p"''''0 G W. HACKETT
Chairman Republican State ConmI.ttete.
m OnEIJ ir Chairman Executive COMMITTEE