New-York tribune., 1896-10-09
BLACK TALKS IN SYRACUSE.
BIG AUDIENCE GREETs THE REPus-
LICAN CANDIDATES.

LICAN CANDIDATES.
TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF WAS THERE AND A~D'
PLEASING SPEECH, AND THERE WAS AN IN
POSING PROCESSION OF UNIFORMED MEN,
IBY TELEGRAPH THE rRfBuNEI
Syracuse Oct. S-The Republican camps'sn
in Central New-York was opened mere to-h'e".
with great mass-meeting. which was attenoea
by 1000 persons. and parade. IN "n'.n 49,
men in uniform took part. After this exhioition
y, strength no one doubts that Onondags
County will roll up tremendous hepuolc@"
majority.
The mass-meeting was held In AlhamcS
Hall. which was handsomely decorated WIN
red white and blue bunting. Seated on 'he
platform were most Of the leading Repupi'cans
Of Syracuse and tie prominent members OF the
State League of Republican Clubs. wnicn he'o
its session here this afternoon. Among '"o's
present were Ex-United States Senator franA
Hiscock. Attorney General Hancock o'a.e
Treasurer Colvin, ex-Lieutenant-Governor l. u'
Alvord, ex- Senator Francis HENDRICKS JUL" W
Kenyon and Congressman Poole.
The speakers Of the evening were rra"N o
p,ook ~ Troy candidate for Governor; Timothy
L. Woodruff of Brooklyn. candidate tor Aie"
tenant Governor; J. w. Lansing, OF A'"o''''
Neb: d. ID. Woo6mansee, OF Cleveland preS'-
dent OF the National Republican League ana
CONGRESSMAN Charles n. Fowler OF New-Jersey'
State Treasurer Colvn as president OF 'he S.a's
Republican League called the meeting 70 oroer'
and named William Nottingham OF Syracuse
as chairman.
MIR. BLACKS ADDRESS.
Mr.. Nottingham introduced Mr. BLACK VINO
wos received with great enthusiasm and re-
peatedly cheered Mr. Black spoke as follows:
Fcllowcitizens End Gentlemen Of the Republican
League In Polcs hv sorasninaon as IN and training The
state OF New York. of commanding lmPor.ancee eeid "a
WScb has shown the Necessity and proved the ad
vantage of thorough and ntei,sene e, LINK hcva
hnen a an efficient and trust. will be permamehs
support The vast interests OF tne 'oon,s,darahls
~ such nroportons to constitute a coIsiue
empire year % y hs estassh.
power The deyeopnenf dins OF and maintenance
Of schools announcement Of al r 5he prde and
ncrease our Confidence in the stability and success
But in the eager pursuit Of wealth anre ann epses
ond everv form Of personal advantage theLe a.ses
sometimes danger tnat the genera TO regard the
oc be GyeTEokes neKes as impersona remote cues
ton relating to our ndiviSual r questions reiat-
ng to the community and the state se,dom 100 aeiy TO-
to bsSnys sysrysGSy 10 nDSoSS S Ths
true in matte d q sn notcs IL cene Every @a nS
spcuously tna IN stress Of rivalry and modern com.
petition is too apt TO allow ms iesse, ow himself
tIude DE tbsined n9Te down to the demands Of his count IT.
or ONCE and let the Larger ais auty to
bis neshbor his and country his s %meaas
lost sight of in the narrow view OF in 'b his Journey
a9d of his success his safety
depend upon the stability OF the "0'e'''''e"'
that he As or Sss vsanes
glance and Cyiee %hatevsF may require he is bound
to render He cannot eseaPs csen 'bs by Claiming that
~rm nar Tesponsbility rests upon others n cam IN
time }or Tare ana in hil duty BY
nls, niea that others have also failed In theirs
VALUE OF NATIONAL HONOR.
.hu,,v of a Government depends upon
many things but upon none more ''a' - rD.-
rasnoc, which il commands from the otner oo'e'n,
respeo' .ha ,,or,d Wealth may build navies ana
su,,aoatiors NAV repel assaults from without Out
/ ,ion tina, has permitted its honor 10 pe oe
faced no matter what may be its pm pnssSt ~ nublic
sources cannot % long ,SavduaI Who relies
his money to condone offences AGAINST .ns "a keen
of honor himself understand the roTce Cs
it in others and nation nst,mes %tn t find in their
,,ata m % affairs that the course whicn mas eu ano
poverty misfortune or a5srdcs and the
capseouences car averted and Governments are ""'
men rem IN nrarnmeRt &ar OF the United States has found
in its more han one sense Of its peope
prompt recoghpn 0 ' OF the oahs Of those in.
trusted with the highest pnpcf sft ou5,g bsr marks upon
ayerIed Of the Whole earth Weakness will never
prevent wrong. ard dange, bSsn Is 'V VINO face IT, No
.dhe viii ever tell the evils that courage IN
pubic stations might have h aosF,s VI soiers J vii never
%ar ao' o tell s of the disasters which the eoware
Of period 3D.. % CRIES ie and properly is no
more to be depored than the loss Of IL h0mSr
VIZ WI ~ con science but by deliberate outrage the
Situation may we! provoke alarm
THE PRESENT CRISIS
We stand now in that precise POSITION ne io'..s
,ba, are threatening the integrity OF 'ns country
ara those which have no proper pace upon our so'''
rh arc the forces of disorder and strife Their Sue
- n,s N n,ralvze or destroy necessary executive
rs 70 degrade the courts which are the cn'et sup
nor Of Governments. and 10 inhict STAN upon '"s
| Nations credit which will take years 20 I'VE no"n.
In those ca.amites every ciizen w1u'I Nm u nosshs
soreiveness s would be slow In coming; rms y
country OF law and order ana Q, naS ns OF anarchy
| should be left unchecked -, IA rereuhar III #,
~ lie, Any eryy ywhicn he owes his Government and his
fellow is this year grave ana ai%s &
nm nm & T ,nrngh the sacrifice OF honor are not to be
hoped for but dreaded And any % orres ha
are a menace TO good government VIII prove some
time have been dearly ear e9gsn OF St, Louis and
Chicago and weigh the significance Oh non VIII rear
that this Is no nn Ime oes es ions Of Governmentsl
nIcv ~ he pursued hereafter. The question now
ponr5y ~ s,fey and defence. Let that be settled
ao. a. one he % others may be cared for by-and-by.
MIR. WOODRUFF HEARD.
Mr. Woodruff was then presented to the audi
erce He was heartily received, and his speech
n,eased the voters present. He said IN part
Mr.. President Ladies and Gentlemsn, ana Mem Hsn
| VT. 7 received with much pleasure the INVITA-,
tion extended TO me by President Green 10 attend
your q tho Exnc and Ad.