New-York tribune., 1896-08-26

nits OF proof that u does not admit Of disproo,
came to that convention. took part in Il and vn,ea
is impossible either by fat divine or human s to TO
make thirty more than thirty y-four | complain not
dentals They listened patiently. But we know
! Chairman. finally. have been fghtng the battles
Of the Republican party since 1880 when cast nv
tbousandfoid more honors than deserved ''Ig ask
nothing for myself ! plead only for our party, and
Ike honest men. that We have iair primaries. and
that. having them they shall be recognized in q
convention Ike this. Appluass)
WILL MEET THEM AGAIN
Mr. Chairman. 1t mitters not to me whether an
seated in this convention or not Ny record as
/ Republican, as to regularity. to support OF It.
! cannot be questioned by any man in this
presence You may by your votes deny me
the right OF representing my people here
/ You may put me out OF this convention. but. sir.
! you cannot put me out Of the Republican party.
(Applause and cheers) Let the result here be what
! shall return TO my people in Herkimer County who
/ have always been loyal and who have commissioned
me here now. md ike loyal Republlcap. will
( meet you here again. applause VII come here;
shall be found doing my duty FOR tie election Of
"ckinIey ana i0 closing want to thank yo1 and
the whole of this body Of men. majority of WHOM
bsNn done me in permitting me TO thus state my
case here. Proiong d applause and cheering)
Mr. Hasbrouck Of Ulster moved TO except from
! he
/. Oneida contest and that OF HeTkmer lie asked
for the yeas and nays but a sufficient number
call Cor a division could not De mustered. and the
motion was la Il.
The report of the Committee on Credentials vas
then adopted without division. Warner Miller
walked ont of the Convention as the result ""
| announced
William Barnes. ir.. chairman OF the Committee
on Permanent Organization. reported TIE name OF
Stewart l. Woodford. Of Brookiy". Tor permanent
chairn,aa The report OF The committee vas
adopted. and Warren r Hooker q chautauqua.
and Abran Gruber of New-York were appointed
to escort General Woodford to the platform
GENERAL. WOODFORDs SPEECH.
Tho General stopped 70 shake hands with NJ.
Plat on his WY to the platform lie was greeted
with handcapping and cheers. He sud
Gentlemen OF the Convention: You nave cons
me great honor and thank you cordially .noesh Ssh
only repay your confidence by Dr.rrE m IL. sp''0"
The plain people who were not born Win ier 49,
spoons in their mouths and VINO 30 no, oTb Th rSh
cen take care Of themselves no matter VIVA, & VIC
tariff what the currency Hut an W.y e amolov
ment at fair wages and be PAID IN hoh"s' nnyss:
To the great masses Of our 'opsJ ppnJ the these mean
home ana happiness. These issues OF hoh.y 60 90
,arin are today forcing State questions into me
hank0rnnnd and vet We must no, forget what We
owe to Nen-York. We are not met 70 spenmbl,rsn
State ADMINISTRATION. We placed Governor Morton
in Office by "A majority of more than lo3vo anu anu ~
soher truth and not OF partisan euloFy. % %wnsn y.
say that his Of HeWYork our has
hen reduced The wisest and most enecue re-,
rGElI IN this or in any American state has sn
passed by Republican legslatu'SS 80 ar ro6uced IN.
nmbcr Of saloons and has taken the saloon itself
out of politics Il has turn.a "t1 be sns benaated
the cause Of morality while mas Teuvru sror Tim.
] hp
"1ire But | believe that taxation OF the liquor,
traffic has COM o SO, so fias hs poey onS @ aside ' p
The administration OF De wiz linton Is m,eHp' H,,
D'e % III p pbi 10 the Atlantic ocean and placed New
York at the forefron; of the commerce OF ms con.
sirn the law that has consolidated the cities AZ tne
mouth of tn Hudson into one imP"rai n'c,ropSynr :,
So long as the Greater New lork shaIl s,ahn 10
emhodV and illustrate the labor the produc,on.
the commerce and the progrcs Of o1,or ts vii b
momncrted as inseparably with this achievement
of statesmanstip as is the name OF Governor clin'
/ ton with the Erie canal
SENATOR SCENARIOS PROPHECY
sixty-two years ago. when the village Of Brook
lvn was changed by legislative charter into the cry
/ of Rrooklvn 2 Senator OF this State declared IN
! public debate at Albany hat {; would be wiser 10
irclude Brooklyn within the city OF N'w-forS 'nan
! 10 attempt to create two rival 'lues "l'"n NV
! same State and separated from elcn o'h't o"' !"
\ narrow river He foretod that before th,s
century should close the necessities u civic s'o""
Of commerce and Of popul tion would compe' 'ns
consolidation of the two titles into one ana - ~
voted almost alone. against charterirs nfoosy"
The result has justified his prophecy ana nAs 49,,
castrated nj MsdSm ,drp r'i IN ,h Empire STATE
William II. seward then toresa% aisu b,,ent Des-
tiny from the beginning decre'd the union hI u ~ en-.
cities and the Republican party iaS ii,ci %a IN power
the dream and prophecy oi Senator san seTH" par,,
finally and fully realized IN, he n' XII taxing ,hs
liquor traffic and the b 'reau"s ssccen,s all re-
Nsw n9Tk fd ne ,bnsa laws and VIII forever claim
! and hold The honor OF theI 10 ,bo rouraRe and
gratulatc the Republican parry 90 o" forward aud 30
great things when great thlns' ts,,ss our state
And now pass 20 National ISSUES ,r,ese con s,i.
has more Than 6OOe9 inhabitants d,ia,ton dneSs ~
% tHte , anGut httc ess than 80 cS are
engaged in oultuie: Ati, nor ~, .' ,han soco
trade ana transportation Nn' hior' chs neal In.
are employed in manul~a, ~ ms tremendous stake
dustries. our people nave tnnS M -, l.hor There
are certain essential facts which canno, ne and
and should not be- overlookcd. m ~, ~, .,rr@ncv and
M iho.S s ,'l. of siIver on account OF the rrNa
no ,e cS, niier bullion ana coinage Of silver wss
limited The same kinds OF paper c@ufro"s @ ss63u,l 20
in use as to-day and each and all Tsfe s are his,
torc The Mci<in.ey ~ was ri rrm =" exceeded our
T National expenditures There was su1Ps' Ps ,ns IA.
I was steadily applied 10 the REDUCTION % ." They
tionaI debt An must admit th's" is',m 49, money
ar" historic Wages were then paid y, Thes.
that was equal in purchasing power 10 $50 80 were
wages in August 1882 Just four ye.rr re as since
higher upon the average than at any U, mers wages
var closed i'm 1865 And only w"'e, ,hoss
higher but men were emp nlposras, srua OF Lee.
wages than at any time since the surI'' Industry IN
There was contentm' Mt on the iaIl, III ,nsople All
the factory and prosperity among ~,
must admit these facts. they are "'S'o
pEGt-IIEp BY THE DEMOCRATIC PAhi'
In an evil hour our people listened 10 'he -
ing voice Of the Democrats party "n''p.''o much
the ear of labor that capital was se'uns a., Of
and labor too little. and that II We woulo "a ~
the fruit OF the tree OF free-trade. we "A
he more HAPPY. more rich. more prosps',, 20,
that the industries OF this country s"S.m,nsa
surely die our people listened and "e'e D.m,.
The. gave this Government over 20 VI" Ito,
cratic party As soon as the result o' nv ,I men
IN November 1892 was known. All nous a ,ar;xA