New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

CELORA +. MARTIN
OF Mr. Miller Mr. Fish moved that the amend
nent of MIR. Miller be accepted. and this mo-
ton he moved the previous question. !Itte
ABE" Gruber, Of New-York. made frantic ef-
fort to be heard at this point TO attack the
Miller declaration. but Chairman Lexow quickly
sqreched the aspiring Gruber, and the amend
ment became a part Of the plato ~. which was
adopted as a whole by a unanimous vote The
platform adopted is as follows:
The Republican parry Of New,York by , Its dele,
gates in convention assembled makes the FOLLOWING
declaration of It's principles; 49,. ,o-,oo,, ,,,,o,
of Protection, and demand such legislation as
Will afford an adequate income for tne "
American capital and remuneratve wages to Ameri-
can labor ,,o w,,son thrift with is niouitous
income tax attachment (happly declared uncon,
stitutional by the Supreme Court Of the United
Pssn for or the annhatO9 ndusTss
begun by Grover Cleveland IN Dscemoer @ nor inns
tariff for revenue but tariff FOR dencit iaiiing
o By reysne on for se Of our Ma
t,onal Government We denounce the Democrauc
naness Of the lo Nation sO'' ALREADY added
more than 1885, 100000 10 the National debt and the
Sat this IL increase is to be continued
is, ss n fST Its tasH
and for rs failure to pro n. aSe Pay o present de-
usye statement Of the freasurys actual condition:
wseSmf the dawn Of e,@ Of vc
tories giving assurance that the Dcmocrats party
has been rendered powerless to w3rk , bs duty
OF repairing Democratic inroads upon them vii,
prosecuted with n1 ,bs NIGER H" %
newspaper organs to mslead and befog me p unn.
in regard to the real W "Ho Of
the Republican party to power ana me ian
Of s ,SI we conSeny look * for '
prosperity that marked the quarter century VI ~
sIys'h hebalf Of American citizens in Other coun
Unloading TlSs MmG d se and protection all merspces
we denounce the Infamous policy OF the euet r,rina
the emblem OF supne neglect and wretched ncapac-
ity In the broader field OF our relations Win h ior
hsan tbe supreme guide and inspiration. the Ad-
ministration. by yielding established Ights ruch
of American prestige and National dignity has fur
nished unmatched spectacle OF fedefaI d'ssraee
We believe that the Nations honor as wen as the
material Of our sTreny erey Dollar Of
which whether in gold sysT Or or
s of a and a %
position to the free and unlimited coinage OF s,vea
grading the standard of value to the silver basis is
distinctly repudated.
We denounce the Democratic party for the rob
berry OF millions of dollars from the hard-working
farmers OF this State through free wool and the re-
the Wilson Tariff bill, and demand adequate pro-
lection for our farm products $685. a.,
people of the State intrusted the Republican party
with the control Of both the ana TS tess
charged with the duty Of Fighting great wrongs
ns& esn Of y
duty has been discharged with care and fidelity to
The reform measures which the PEOPLE Of the city
of New-York asked for. and which were ndis,
betrayed the great metropolis Of the State. were
face sn Of s' uRed Democrac opposition " '"'
laQt Ian, tpnpO eI maj iu1nO rant lee
fully dseharged Profnnent among them was the
constitutional requirement of uniform charters for
cities of the various classes. Among the acts Of
the condition Of the working people Of the city OF
New,York. the law providing for the inspection
especial commentator.
The most rigid care and economy, were exercised
granting appropriations Of the peoples money The
TAX rate was INK sest to s gTss
taxation-due TO the general business depression
aeement in the Nation. The necessity Of meeting
expenditure which were rendered oblsatory by
for State Of the pauper insane TO the counties
Of New-York and Kings made imperative an in
We congratulate the people Of the State on the
success Of the long struggle which the Republican
form The blanket ballot promises relief to voters
0gng 1 Which Ss%'f Every
honest eectora h reform hs made
the Democracy Of the State
The interests OF labor have been carefully pro-
tected by the Republican party on State as we'll
$ National affairs. and urge the adoption and
extension OF the principle and arbitration In de-
terminng disputes between employer and en-
ployed.
The Constitutional Convention recognized the
truth that the canals OF the State are the property
OF the people and the appropriate object OF their
solcitous care. The amendment embodying this
principle adopted by emphatic majority.
The Legislature has provided FOR the submission
OF the question OF canal Improvement In concrete
form to popular vote. The people can be safely
trusted to deal wisely with this matter.
We heartily indorse the. wise and excellent ad-
ministration OF Governor Levi T. Morton. He has
been mindful OF the desires OF the people ard ne
has been always In sympathy with the best I'M
pulses OF the time. The overwhelming expression
OF confidence given him by the people at the polls
last November shows how warmly he appeals TO
the popular heart pubic career OF unquestoned
distinction, his clear and fawless record and his
acknowledged ability warrant the highest honor In
the Nation and therefore present Levi T. Nor
ton as the candidate OF the Republicans Of the
Empire State for the Presidency of the United
States and pledge him the loyal and unstinted
support OF New-York In the coming Republican
National Convention.
We favor the maintenance OF the Sunday laws In
the interest OF labor and morality.
THROTTLED BY THE MACHINE.
Mr. Fassett was granted Unanimous consent TO
speak on that part Of the minority report offered
by Mr. Mllholland which referred to the enlarge
ment Of the State Committee. lie then delivered