New-York tribune., 1895-10-08

MR. LAUTERBACHS ADROIT SPEECH
Mr.. Lauterbach in a most adroit and dpo-
matte speech. which really eloquent in
some of it's parts. "jollied" his late associate
/ stickleYs for full Republican ticket until he
carried all but twenty flour OF them over with
! i'm to the side of union When the final vote
was taken only that number, out Of the 3l6
composing the convention, voted against the
Nominating Committees report.
After the roll had been called and substitute
delegates appointed for the absentees, Chairman
Mason called for the report Of the Committee
on Resolutions Robert e. Corregan, Of the
IXth District. chairman OF the committee, sub
mitted the platform, which adopted with
out opposition. The excise plank and the ref
erences to Governor Morton drew out some
cheers.
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
During the reading of the resolutions the
"highbinders" as ABE" Gruber designated
them continued to grumbe for straight
ticket" but when the chairman announced
that the next thing in order the report of
the Nominating Committee, and called on Mr..
Lauterbach, the committees chairman. silence
fell on the shouting committee and they
listened for time with the reverence expected
of them. Mr. Lauterbach's references To the
fight being against Tammany Hall. and his
praise Of Beaman. Hall, Isaacs. Allison and the
other nominees for judges were cordially ap-
plauded. At the first mention Of the State
Democracy "a a factor in the union II lot OF
Kisses broke loose, but they were speedily
drowned by union cheers. followed by three
cheers for Lauterbach" When Mr.. l-auterbach
alluded TO the ticket the committee had framed
and began TO extol it he called for three cheers
for the men. ne was about to name. His re-
quest was fervidly responded to-
WHAT MR.. LAUTERBAcH SAID.
M Lauterbach spoke substantially AS follows:
The ticket which VIII be presented for your ap,
steady labor and earnest deliberaton by your Nom
mating Committee. The committee has been hard
the ticket which they have arrived at is. in my
opinion. of a character that is absolute essential
most necessary Of resuts-the extinction Of Tam
many Hall No other object is OF the slightest I'M
pOrtance in comparison with the urgency OF the
necessity Of that accomplishment (Applause) No
MS SS2 tho PsT bF ns R that o ought % be aoSn on %
prevail at this time. All con5lderat tons. all self
interest all pride OF Individuality. all love OF party
all mere partisanship- must at this juncture give
way, 70 reasonable extent. at least. TO whatever
shall be essential to secure beyond peradventure
ton Of Tainmany Hail Cheers which has even
had the decency OF placing az IT'S head new men,
but has insisted upon paradng Itself before the
community under the LEADERSHIP of the men who
nave Tor so long done so much grievous wrong.
THE TINE FOR STRAIGHT TICKET
Regret has never ceased to be fe, that the ar
judgements for the election Of last year when the
outlook for the Republican party so bright
Were not conceived with more prudence and fore
sight in view of the tremendous Importance Of the
election to sweep the administration that mai
administered affairs from office and substitute from
top TO bottom. not partially. not tentatively. but
absolutely. men for the Old Tammany Hall
lncumbents. Would that that had been done. Then
was the time FOR the straight Republican tickets
Had that course been followed the serious problems
which have presented themselves 10 your NOminat-
lng Committee would never have arisen. But the
character OF the organization then called into being
manlfest,y bipartisan, administered the affairs In
many respects exceilenty. cleanly purely, honestly
in other respects. like the excise question for
Instance has shown a desire 10 rouse up contro-
versal matters which need never have been excited
and which has brought upon the Republican party
not Always deserved, but. perhaps. In some degree
deserved censure. Though not responsible theoret-
Icay. the Iarty has been held responsible for
OF the errors which have been committed and there