New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Bliss was to introduce ex-United States District-
Attorney Edward Mitchell as the presiding ON
Ger Of the meeting, and he sad:
II ,s not my province to make a speech. but only
ocer Of the state cub to orsS ,bs, bt
chairman It has long been elt & ana sor h. Re-
publicans Of the State. where they could meet ana
ak % Tas su sae only as for
We have with us tonight. among others, oar
candidates and that distinguished gentleman, Gov.
ernor Hastings, of Pennsylvania, who has come
of 10000 are rolled up in that State and we have
with US that splendid young Senator D. S'oa' aS-
gentlemen have the honor to In ntTGducs 1iu rs. 70
you chairman Of this msenF be ee sase club
MIR. MITCHELLs ADDRESS
Mr.. Mitchell was welcomed with cheer, and
he acknowledged the greeting, saying
Ladies and Gentlemen-F Fellow Citizens: thank AK
YOU for the compliment you have conferred py
calling on me 10 evening IN in accoriance with
nave ms6 ose!hsr TO listen TO discussion Of
the political issues of the day These issues relate
TO three separate and distinct governments
In the first place your duties and obligations relate
states senate The State Senator's to be elected on
the 5th day OF November next will vote IN lsy! Tor
Sne nat o 'He Heur vote soon 10 be cast
ato. may determine whether Repuoissasn ss @. or
Democrat shall be chosen 10 represent this STATE
in the United States Senate for six years from
believing. as we do. that the highest interests Of
our whole country are best served by United
Staies Sour dasy A and obgaons the United State:
Government will be best performed py supPor'hh ,hs
State Senate. .u.
Exercised in voting for State oficers and members
Of the State Legislature
HOW THEY WERE ELECTED.
Our candidates the State ticket were carried
into office two years ago by the votes. not OF Re-
pubcans only. but OF honest hish-minded patrt.
otic Democrats who had been outraged by the
misconduct in like Offices of men in their own
party.
For the last two years these gentlemen, now
candidates for reelection, have so conducted thsif
of our State Convention. and we conndentIy De.
sptDns but OF all friends Of good government, BY
reason OF their unblemished records and their uns
II Is needless on this occasion TO specify the
responsibility resting on you in choosing the mem:
of ina, body are 10 be exercised in regard only
to the Police laws, which relate to The peace and
NswYork. SlsM,Y but also in regard to laws seriously
affecting for good evil the administration OF our
city government
THE MEN TO VOTE FOR
We believe that your duty and obligation to the
State government will be most httingly performed
by voting for the Republican candidates for State
officers ard for the Republican candidates for menu
bers OF the Legislature.
In the third place. you owe duties and obliga:
tions to city government and TO our local
ticket. Your candidates on this ticket are gentle
men approved character. known ability and tried
experience and are In every respect well fitted for
the important offices to be filled
speak no word Of personal dsparagement Of the
Democratic candidates. but l warn you that their
election would carry Joy 10 the corrupt and In.
solent organization which has nominated them. ana
whose dominion this city was oyerthrown last
year for the first time In this generation. You
must repeat in this field also your victory OF last
year
With this brief outline of your threefold allie
glance duties and Obligations the Republican view
OF the political issues involved will be presented
by the eminent gentlemen TO whom We shall now
have the pleasure OF listening.
At the end OF his remarks Mr.. Mitchell intro
duced ex-Judge Gedney. the secretary OF the
meeting who proceeded to read the names OF
number of the vice e-presideits for the meeting.
The name OF Mayor Strong was cheered heartily.
and there were more cheers for the names Of