New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

sheffield the other day. acknowledging -
of Mckinley. contained this paragfs1 S
for the likeness of Mckinley. He ~ 49,
friend. but ne Is not mine nor the friend n C4
pay 80 much t9 have your goods you SS1GSS
are civilized ~
Notwithstanding all Platts boasting nNv \.
question, says THE jamestown NewA" 1T
delegates from the xXx1Vth Consfen -
,rtct will be for William Mckinley mt ~ =
all the time" Frrthe rnNri:a u lns,, Ssxr -
man would dare disregard the mandate q T. E
ME. expressed as this Will be by pfsctcsi9 =
nous voice.
T, Morton were not the tool OF Platt an "A
Rnghamton Herald" would he approve ali IL u
ns.sed by the Legislature. which has dose 49,
not approved of by Platt!
One bill that the bosses will hsve no yoveA
veto saws THE Syracuse Herald" 10 the 'Duk
Kinley"
ExMayor schieren, of Brooklyn. delivered -
d,ess in Rochester the other evening on Two Ten
IN Public Life" In the course OF his resansh
praised DR.. Parkhurst and condemned Plat al n
one-man power In politics. He declared that ~ 4
the main causes for the defeat OF good governs,
IN this city at the last election was ne netot
aome interference of one man who assumes ~
really dominates a great party" is II neeeaur,
IN this enlightened age" he asked TO ~ osa
progressive political party In the hands OF oas N
and under his absolute power and control!
necessary that we should be bossed Or nj n
should aid IN the personal ambition ana schemes
ono man. and permit him to dominate over pe19
composed Of the Ne e snS , ssH No. It not ss
sarv we nave worthy leaders In the kegus1e1
Marty who are able men and enjoy the eonhaes0
~ n.one The Empire State VIII rise u mGe1k
~ soyps dav and crush the one-man power v
rnady the cry of discomfort Is heard iron pg49
to Erie county. and from one enc o. tns -
srr bu, found wanting We h.ve esn2sss
rammany. we have smashed the political ~
Brooklyn and we must emo .ne 49, |. n
Stats. he downfall will purify the political ~ e.
bs tho death blow Of the old spois system q wa
| II Is the champion, ana W ""''" - w."
to hold Its power
Mr. sutherland, member Of the Repuoneaa -
,,on,, Committed also declares that 0ove1@
| ton ia I'm the race. and the machine proposo
Or his nomination first. last and all tne W.
Ices ~ what the Mckinley men may dc~
s.a,r from doing" This IL practically the NJ u
,,,,ds that Mr.. Sutherland, acting under ~!
orders maintained In the Nasio,a, o1 o.
4 n - "a.
shouId be held An overwhelming maJonx ~
Committee we're for st. Louis. but MT, ~ ~
Ienr risht on voting for Chicago, even a'o
| question was settled.
Why Governor Morton has not vetoed any
axn,ained by the faithful defender Of the -
rr,sdosnr,. The Rochester Democrat anAS
,c,." He has not been called upon 70 exefSS
,a,o mower because as The Chronicle nai3$
nlsins he notified the introducers OK un!2V
iegisIatton in advance and thus had ouehsry Il
r,e,hdrawn This THE Chronicle hoios u -
| hishest order Of craftsmanship.
| II Is understood among politicians that
for STAYING in the Presidential race to the enc -
srnor Morton will have Platt's support fes
nomination next fall by which time the httle II
| 81 OdeIl Fish. Ellsworth ct al will have vaAA
| into the circuma mbient ether.
NAY NAME A WOMAN FOR GOVEkSoA
Little Rock. Ark. May THE Prohfoauo. =.
Convention met here yesterday and enee'ea y
norary organization. To-day PLATFORM VIZ
adopted and National delegates elected 10 Nv,
| "a emuha size their views in favor OF voms. -
frase many OF the delegates are IN FAVOR y - -
! mating Mrs G.. Z. Christian, OF EureAs 49,
| for Governor.
| s,c~.r nEEEAT FOR THE a. p. n