The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

its ciuzens, 10. rcstrictions as shall be
p'V,,,rcd bv the interests or the enuIe ne
! statc what may best SUIT ''9 'f''
ccssltles and conditions
p,pumlc,N HYrocRIcY.
rYcb The attempts of prominent c,i,es re
nrblican politicians IN ,ns ~ statform
! ci ile ',".d .yitence of their hypocrisy
! aIe iit'horestv ON the excise question: anu
/ ""e tbli- desire TO deceive me peypiv,' c,s-
| sixth. Equal taNau9h ,nreste. no par
/ elimination, no ldFoi'" 'i''
tidl i's - Individual liberty; the right OF
| ali citizens 10 equal ofpot 1t,stt-. 70 an
| The law: equal ana exact J''''''
ms4iht mtsichth Honest elections; comP,HsoTy pr SoIl
| .e,aiai accounting Of expenditures ns poi'- p,'l.
/ ticoi committees. as wen as 90 e,fe,
/ personal regisIauo" "a
seM@lTGt Mlntb aS1P''ac PRACTICAL and honest reform IN
! the civil service. ,,,.,,-,t ,,ornotion
"Trenih. ihh Intelligent and liberal pion'o''o"
o. asii.,,ih' improved highways Of travel
.,ir,.rl,',bnuf the state IN the interest oi
,,,r citizeus and particularly OF inc i"' ''-
! ers ana bicycle ftNsts. cooded legisla-
| rwclfth. Beneficial ana hteueu '7'"''
tion I'M the interest OF LABOR
OVATION FOR nIvEyUR ONLY
,r,,-..erth Federal taxation for reVe-
,,o only. No government partler,ssinlp
| hue oi.-s tod n0uouolies. No meaning
Vim thc present tarin TO 'he INJURY ~
business AZ sound money. gold and sill
! - no only legal tender; no culltn.S
! inconvertihle with COM si""uai u.a.rioonraolf
! mont and extinction OF We 5e.t,,a,.e 90
| currency, no free and uniimi'ea Coi''''so -
iESitf,eenth strict construction OF l,. me
| ,-iitr,I Consfitution. rigid malntchaiicc
of the reserved rights or the 9'"'-'
i'sf,S 'ss,<tc@nth. No ontangling alliances with
| foraion nations: the vigorous chioi Dtni''-'
| of the Monroe doctrine no o,otional
We reaihrm the belnocId.lD. 10 ti'c
| piatform of 1872 and congIatuiiaIe S tn9
| roonlo that Democratic leglsialOh anu
| barocratie administration nave srcO,s9-
fnilv brought the country OUT on III, va
| aetrous financial and industrial vp"sui
| lion into which IL was plunged 10y ,nu III
! conceived acts of the kepup"cdH P"''''
crrviLAND FNp.nsrp.
We oraorso the administration Of Prosi-
dent Cleveland. 80. ,t. ,t.,
rbo Eepnhiican Record.-Wc invite me
,4ttrtion of electors to the humnauns
/ record made by the RcpuDllcah ltIH it
ifs recent restoration TO power III t"lg
STATE I'm fun contrOlsOf all branches OF
the State government equipped WIN 'vlh-
| plete power TO accomplish pioiiiscN
/ forms. 10 has prodigaly MasleQ lh' 20
plafe money and forfeited pupnc tohii-
danro bv ifs defiance OF the popular VIII
o10 ,5 secan5aIofs disregard of the pub
lie welfare. As a result or lhclr !ess
than one year Of power, sidle i,1. tdNa'.Iit ~.
has heou Increased over Sf,'"pvV', ~"
tax rate has been raised from S-.l0 10
S3oI. many new and expensive State
commissions have been creattu' Hu4li 80
Of thousands Of dollars nave peeh lIul'- I
loeglv cXucnded by legislative committees
I'M searching through the state depart
ments for Democratic iniquiues, ~hlcn
were not found. because they dld not
exist: the principle OF nome RUE mas @nas "thl IN
deliberately and continually violated tne
civil-service laws have been naeranuy
disregarded especially IN reference 10 lne
deserving veterans. and the entire leg
islative record has been one OF scandal
incompetence. and eXtraVasance.
I'pon such a record or faithlcssness -
public trust the Republican party Nc-
serves tLe condemnation Of the people al
the polls. and the Democratic party III
vitcs the cooperation Of all citizens 10
restoring good government to the En-
pire state.
PLATFORM ADoPTrD.
When Congressman Lockwood finished,
he moved the adoption of the platform.
1t was adopted unanimously. Mr.. Lar
Kin of Westchoster. offered resolution
TO adopt .he hve-pointed star as the
emblem of the Democratic party OF New
York state for use ON ballots.
William SulZer. OF New York, asked for
the adoption Of the following resolu-
ton:
"Rosolvod. That We extend our SYM
pathies 10 Cuban patriots and TO all pco-
pie struggling against oppression. and
ondeavo ing TO achieve their freedom and
independence" This was adopted with
out objection.
The nomination Of candidates was then
declared in order
STATE pUMoCRACY wTHpRAws.
AT l2.25 a vote was taken on the Pat
terson amendment, placing the names OF
both delegations ON tie roll. lt was
lost Then the question of adopting the
report of the Committee ON Credentials,
giving the contestants one-hfth represen-
tation. was put ana carried by a large
affirmative vote Confusion followed.
The Tammany mer chcerod. and cries
of dersiOn were heard from the spccta-
tors benches. Ina the midst of il all
the Grace-Fairchild Democrats arose and
marched out of the ha... The Tammany
delegates jeercd them, and the Sheppard
Democrats from Kings arose in their
places and gave the retiring delegates
three cheers.
Chairman Belmont pounded on the desk
with his gaycl but 10 vas several
minutes before business could 90 on.
The report OF the Committee ON Perma-
ucnt ORGANIZATION was presented bv
James S Bishop, OF Ncw York. chair
man of the committee. II named Hon.
Roswell H. Flower for permanent chair
man. and ;he usual list OF vicc-pfes-
dents, ana honorary secretaries.
lHE TICKRI.
The following nominations were made:
Secretary of State-Horatio G.. King.
Attorney Norton Chase.
ComptGollor-John II. Juis0n
STATE 1reasuror-D. G.. DOW.
j. islneer-BussCu K. ste VArt.
Judge Court OF Appeais-John ID. Tel
Ter.
ON motion OF Thomis r. Grady. a reso-
lutllu was adop' 'd. empowering the state
Committee 20 tl any vacancies in the
nominations.
John FoN of New York ofi red q reso-
lWi0n of thanks to tnc citizens of Syra-
crsc FOR the reception and entertainment
Chairn am Flower just before ,he close
of the convention. stepped TO The front
OF the platform. and. raising his right
hard. said. Before We leave ine conven-
tion let ms give the first taree cheers for
the ticket"
They were given with Will and the
convention adjourned sine de at 219 T..
NJ.
The new State Committee met this af-
ternoon and reelected James W. Hnck-
ley. Chairman, Iohn Cunccn. of Buffalo.
secretary. and Charles Il. Detrecst, clerk.