The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
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next highest number Of votes. All such boards
mao S&G and a spoti . he n sRRGlGsfS or OF . S,ss' fspr In snss
1 mnv s If ssid parties T Ts;pe ssa,,oS a. ss, 1he Da a.s sp s1i1ns re
town meetings or to village elections.
There is a positive, declaration in the funda-
mental law Of the land to. the effect that
trolling authorities in municipal elections
iR ,hii t ib,,E' (APB,suise ao i Grese political Il IL
pSTisaui that sn cast the his sT and t The next Rpli hishi
est number Of votes At the last election should
were to disinteSrate. and IL there was no such
party then how could it have represen.
represented. and yet that constitution.l pro:
vision expressly declares that these officers shall
resertatives Of these. two parties. iApplause.I
Now, Il 1t dissolves and cannot act. how
sHH'S ySH h a]uss, ao sl ssd ion q d] | i ss;y S s5aEi . S9";
there in case of the disinteGration OF either
:, +. both Of these sTsS. par les. But .,n noM
their eommi,tess and these Committees
ton. And yet 1t is said that the party
the machinery. that is to conduct the election
must not have any candidates to be voted
for or h nss' mo- %q psrss s'sI e ecnspo 1eS s WITH p any
gentleman WHO is engaged in bringing forward
ines ei ~ al. I KNOW m %ssg CT the ere' fs.y t Arc m ms
friends and have been some OF them for a quarter
of a century. But while | do not impugn their
mistaken Mr. Is%:s Election LEG means he ais.
s .iSn 81 Stat, the Of FeI Ie@ YorE party and in thus sas e 1sss
Tssasa'ns , Ht t mi kes gSSIi se le Gsdf oarssisss
to that ICries OF "Never!"J Shall you and 1,
S wss h li, sh Se snn Re ls s,riHe # The m o 1as G iSat sn.ii
be fatal to that organization lCries OF NOT
tho "S som ;Ssn, .Isesion the is S SSetbST S Sef0F S H9q su at
port the ticket nominated by your party
or whether you will support a ticket
n nD%'n Which seeks Is'"f f's oVerthrow AA and dis.
ruptioni Others may do what they choose
e eSs as DO f0r an %1 God to '0F Weaken ena' or i in3ure
S1,ss e , IHSS0s saI o i, has %noI,t aSsf D mqT' ,b 'SF
s smanci fa,ssSa three sn' millions Ene"H Of o''0I slaves.
I hdqe sSsn t TOUR 'A ye.Ts G 31r the wa" Pre. aSr
walton Of the Union. lApplause.l IT saved the ma.
t%TilS v 'Ht@ '" to p'G tax themselves TO pay
a deb. Of ss;ooS0oo.G 600 incurred !; ,. in re
1 more to e eHp"l"u' Democracy in NJ the opinion
OF Europe than any other act that has ever oc..
fHrrs% ON on democracy n.n,ocT t that does not rot dwell with
pride upon the great fact OF the American peo-
upon themselves the burden of paying that
norm debt in the face OF tho suggestion
made by a political party that we should repu-
"Ihnve been with the Republican party from
is origin: ] attended the fret ronrentio1 E Where re-
sued the first Republican address to the people OF
the State of New York. lApplause.l lhave been
every one OF its contests, now for NOR than forty
s sSSf', its s''s dsfs sptp'fs' has he"pei upon
n ! s. With lf \ 3%Is.l HANDS %n,,! e R aen isGj.. mS sns t a.n,
tlemen. as long as / have tho strength to speak
or to act, wherever the Republican party is en-
gagcd in = contest, wherever its fsE floats
plause.l
CROWD WANTED MORE SPEECHES.
There was great cheering when Gen. Tracy
f snli eaSe h rri rp9e OF '" %aa esH% Al" Tb "sr asn Of shs
nodded neeatively to the bowling mass q Re,
Re tnr"ed an" to 00S shake 1 hands ''"' With '' some
OF the persons on tho platform. and the audience
prepared to 60 home. They had hardly got "a
room room 'e shouted %"sA ' %0ioott Fl audience
, ns.I,v the 9Sr.s cry Minute up at they once Sswle and for for +.
Chairman Mitchell rapgei for order sFaia
t@esn tS Rs's cits a md the fs'" followers Of Henry %S
e esSn sri shas ui ~Gs I'll Hi. S 1"s the '? aSrst on
the audience to consider what the Cits
t ah1In and say say P II it was reported tSsI
such an arrangement had been. entered
into by the Republicans and Tanimany
Hall. This caused a laugh that became a Cheel
for Olcott, and after saying. that Gen. Irac,
was the greatest Statesman OF the day; and tina
II one vote would he added. to Tracy total bl
his tOlcott's) withdrawal. he would proud!
resign. he sat down. After another EXTENDED
season OF cheering the crowd went home.
Republicans declared that the meeting wa
the most representative Republican gatherinI
that had been held In this city in o municipa
campaign In n great many years. Here 10 a lis
OF the Vice-President OF the meeting:
vICE-PREsIDENTs.
William n. Ryarts, Cornelius n. Bliss,
Levi r. Morton, Noah Davis,
Thomas. c. PlatL Edward LAutarbGch.
ChAuncey NJ, Depsw, Edmund Wttmoro,
; Horace Porter. Fred. 5. ul6os.
II. O. Armour, II. c. DuyAl,
Samuel Thomas. George c. Austin.
W. Sew ard Webb. Edw ard Dubois.
James p. Foster. i. w. B!ooningdAos
George billiard, John y. Bakrr,
Herman q. Kudlch, John @. Graham,
l Cha. II. Webb, jas. y. Kelker,
, T. {. Campbell, Sheppard Knapp,
? John Ford, L A. Newell.
! ChRs. II. 7, Coils, paniel LEWIS,
Theo lore X. Tuthin, jams q. Cannon,
, u J. Birmingham, George Guntou,
} ThoS. l. James. r, ii. Murphy
]. Murray Mitchell. John T. PlunmeT,
I Wm. II. Ballamy. George Gregory,
Philip Carpenter, John X Cllley,
James TalcOtt, AbTaha ham Grubor,
: =. ]. Worcester. W. n. HOaR,
Collin h woodward, Albeit Bethany.