New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
ITS CANDIDATES AND ITS platform


ITS CANDIDATES AND ITS PLATFORM
EXCELLENT AND BOUND TO WIN.
From The Albany Express
No better proof could be desired OF the perfect
harmony that characterized the Republican Con-
vention which to gratifying conc.us
accamation. Of the State officers who have so
well served the people for two years the manner
the Victory that will be achieved by the united and
strong Republican party on election da h, NOS
them heartburnings. no disappointm ents. Inc
platform concise and to the point, Lhere are g no
and proper without any beating about the push'
PLATT sIGNALr.Y ROUTED.
From The Boston Journal
Patt Ia not omnipotent. He could not force the
New-York Republican Convention 10 ignore the
vital issue OF Sabbath observance and law enforce
ss sigma !" routed and the New1York Platform takes
stand which is both right and courageous.
EX-SENATOR MILLERs HIGH SERVICE.
From The Mail and Express
Mr. Miller has earned the thanks OF the Re-
geous vigorous and successful advocacy OF ex
else plank in the platform While we do not &C
cept the saloon the leading issue in the State
campaign. we. nevertheless accept II as vital
question in this metropolis and a. It's regulations tom
it proportionatey affect every city In the
State The Issue Is not OF personal liberty"
ment or non-enforcement Of existing law. To have
adopted the platform in is original form wouId
such would have been deeply deplored by every
Intelligent and conscientious Republican
THE MILLER RESOLUTION NOT ILLBERAL
From The Syracuse Post.
The platform. or declaration OF principles may
strong Su Republican sentiments which IT declares
The convention went beyond ne Platform SoHl
tee na Sy the Of the SUNDAY in
this instance popular sentiment was stronger tnan
The resolution the subject is worthy the respect
every citizen 5 sront Is hO hrough
out the State that laws upon the statute-oook are
made be enforced. not Ignored
HILLS CHALLENGE sQUARELY MET.
From The New-York Press.
Senator Hill go straight ahead w aba S Me
shall see who comes out ahead In the Grahd touti
q publ The RS Ss SepuB fFy sas n9
date viii win They VII 20 to the people as sum 1ne
representatives. rot merely OF me Al1r nrder Of
resnect for law Of honest administration OF nrays
and manly officials who 90 iner a Io declare Itself
openly and fearessy where elamor Il noisest am IN,
base counsel most R9.e Ptope It s this Foow
ali who believe In Conscience in Politics.
vorctNG 4 GREAT MORAL IDEA.
From The Newark Advertiser.
7, u,s q great moral idea that inspired that con
venton declaration It Is m nor welfare Of labor and
The happiness humanity at large Inc ,ntapgrty
can sp SIE as me heritage OF mankind. and The sell
9sb and 1nprincipled forces that are marshaIe1 ~
acstr9y c ar carry the entire Republican party
OF New- York in his waistcoat poche''
nrNocRArs WOULDN'T CHANGE THE LAW.
From The New.York Evening Post
- hscauae II the Republican refusal 70 Gnan ,s
me eNc re ro ANN we Know what that means
The Iquor-dealcrs also KNOW NM ~, things black
NAH Wing police Generalization; and rue 10y or''i,,
lnas and thugs. Ana thcre Wom . ,"rc deagned by
Tammany ana I'M TO give them control 81 me au1r
rafc Tor blackmans purR9ses,r an' no change in
The laws which viii interfere Win S reyehues ron Sor
this source 40 ntelllsen, CITIZEN cSn s wn 70 throw
his vote under any conditions IN snen WAY Am.r
bring Tamm9ny Han again ln,I pond pnrtanca"
but Tammany sunday i something an ~o The
than that We are mere ought 10 be no doubt
OF the result
IT APPEALS TO REFORM DEMOCRATS
From The Plttsburg Commercial Gazette.
Tho Republlcan State Convention Of Yesterday
was not as stirring exciting as some when nate
been he'd in the Empire state. but what II lacked IN
burrah and enthusiasm was more than compen-
sated for in the harmony ana me % I, vas
named without friction. ana was chosen 10 WIN IN
The platform is sound as II Is comprehhens's pl n
reason why It should not receive the nearly sup
mort OF the party a whole. while on STATE mat
ters should invite and secure the support OF tnou
sands OF reform Democrats the poitiSai caipas ii
is now fairly opened In New-I YORK ana that II VIII
he vigorously prosecuted a substantial victory Is
not 10 be doubted.
WHOLE PLATFORM IN FIFTEEN WORDS.
From The Poughkeepsle Eagle.
We believe the presentation and adoption OF the
short and pointed resolution on me ouhuak Iav ,,
ZION presented and adopted as II was was the very
wisest and best thing the Republican convention o
could have done AZ Saratoga on Tuesday. IL was
rot a studied declaration, as such II might nave
been regarded as inadequate it was the sponta-
o,d was !, favor o. "the maintenance OF the Sun
Sav Laws in The interests OF labor and morality
There is a whole platform In these Few words
LIKE THE CONVENTION OF 1894.
From The Utica Herald.
The Republican Convention OF 1885 resembled tnat
~ 1904 in it representative character, Its aggressive
Republicanism. high purposes ana the commence OF
g. oDraaI IN the people. The convention and It's
work we're worthy OF the Republican party ana
are commended to the people with confidence OF
their approval
GOVERNOR MORTON AND THE PRESIDENCY.
From The Hartford Courant.
rbe ovent Of greatest interest to the politicians OF
o,hnr states is the formal presentation Of Governor
Marion a. New YorS's choice for the head OF the
Republican National ticket next year and the Iormal
hedging 10 him OF the support-"loya ana unstiht-
ed"-of NETWORKS delegates in the National Con-
venton There one dissenting voice. we are
told Has 1t Deen Identified!
THE WEATHER REPORT
, REPRESSION CENTRAL OVER EASTERN NEW
YORK.
49, ,, ,,yen,v.foar hours in all districts except the
,r north O, Dakota where continues very low but