New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22

is honorable successful and safe for one whose
only promise is revolution and dishonor'
OUR TIM" HAD SOMETHING TO SAY
Handsome Tim" was then introduced by MT
Worth, who gave the young candidate geher-
Gus compliment for his ability in the city once NJ
now holds Mr.. Woodruff good naturedly waited
for the applause to end and then. among other
remarks said:
Mr.. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen. and Fellow
Citizens OF BTooklyn-We extend TO the Repu9Hcdn
candidate for Governor especially hearty weiSoie
tonight. and him Of our appreciation OF me
generous treatment he has accorded the RepupAcahs
OF Brooklyn by visiting our city second lli.e,
single visit TO each OF half dozen important cites
of the State the plan originally adopted by nun
to cover his campaign and the exception ne hds -
kindly made in the Of Brooklyn must be a..
tThuied in large measure 10 tm n;, u] IN rnring
about his nomination Saratoga. IL was. lnietd an
event 10 rouse our oca pride when the Chairman OK
our delegation; in bod contrast 10 me @ kus,s
part usually borne in State conventions by klhss
County delegations, rose in his place in that conven
ton hall and AT the critical moment cast the ninety
two decisive Of Kings for Frank 5, BLACK Hav-
iet us hope that IN the future confluence III o, ,r
other may prevail among the representatives oil our
mony and unity we may stand where we deserEe 70
stand foremost among the counties of the STATE Sch
period of Republican supremacy. which. IN me pres
condition Of political life. all thoughtful men
agree viii prove most conducive TO the prosperity and
Thls reference 10 the domination of the head of the
loyal support accorded me by the delegates from this
county to the Saratoga Convention. Nor shall eyer
be unm.ndful of my obligation to all my fellow-ite-
publicans of Brooklyn. who with absolute unanimty
and with earnestness that was Of itself almost
assurance Of success. united in my support and APP
peaed to the convention 10 pay thereby me debt the
Brooklyn for having saved the National ticket in ~
and for having since wheeled the county OF Kings
Although We are within week and half
of the close Of the campaign. 1t may not he amiss
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lures the financial controversy projected upon
this great community OF seventy millions OF people
by the conspiracy. the scheme and subtle manlpl-
lation of which have roughly outlined. This
controversy cannot be treated seriously as between
the leaders Of the Bryanite propaganda and our
selves for Altged. who named Bryan and Sewaii.
who was named on the ticket win Bryan hoth
lent By this operation alon" they prove
her nsincery in the position they assume o ana
ing but conspiracy TO gain political power and
additional wealth by imposition upon those who
are inexperienced In financial matters. Our duty.
plain and ungarnished a presentation OF facts
people OF this great nrcgrcssye Nation OF ours
will show. November g. that they have been
I; has also demonstrated right here that even
the allurement OF great judicial office. added 20
cienl TO hold men away from the path Of political
recttude. Throughout the land IL has awakened
10 die to cxclam MY only regret - that have
but one life TO oner fOr my country AIlu
this patriotic devotion to the countrys honor
has imposed upon the Republican party greater
responsibility than any party has ever been called
upon bear Tire next Administration OF thS
united Nation and this imperial commonwealth
must be conducted within proper party lines. for
the benefit Of all tho people and may the day never
dawn when these loyal friends Of the Nation and
the State In this hour OF need will have occasion
to regret their present atiliation with the party
that uphOds the fair fame Of the Nation and the
flag,
Patrick O'Farrell, OF Washington. then spoke.
and the closing address was by President Schur-
mann of Cornell University whose remarks were
listened to with much attention.
After the meeting the speakers were enter
tanned at the Hamilton Club.