The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-29

majority OF his follow citizens, elevated TO the
Chief Magistracy OF, tho nation. And, now
dosrond OF tho deficiency. producing, home.in-
dustry destroying, free-trade law of 1894. and
tn hSu Str, n pfotSei III II law of isg pSSuTi s, ~ h onn,.
nj rison. apparent, the Republican party has
practically rc-enactcd his great measure at
the vc5y dawn of tho Administration of William
"Aircahy commercial conditions are assum.
ing the agreeable aspect they had in 1879, after
the resumption Of specie, payments. In tho
Western States, where the ,Populistic pro-
Grsm y" S Of q SissonGSt ,n TssPnssirih, o h Of debts
cratic party. OF thusc states, an honest llaui.
dstnn OF debts has begun under tho be.
Isuntion. Let Us hope thet the Western
aFrcgltqrists who have paid the debts in.
against the possible accident Of another Demo.
cratic Administration. will. us the result OF
the good times Ins noT at hand. discard tho va
conn conn S.reSy Of lsps to make so Cents so %ortS Of
S%%s f"SipSd to %Sks SO cents worth OF H0t the
product of the wheat fields worth II dollar. Dy
the grace Of God we have good crops. Good
raj compartment OF good money. good
economic principles, and good Republican gov.
'Nor Is the national Government, under the
able ADMINISTRATION Of President Mckinley.
pire state has been for the past three years
under the direction OF a Republican Executive
and a Republican legislature. Every reason.
able effort has been made TO keep within proper
bounds the expenditures of the State, and wise
legislation for tho correction Of all sorts Of
rule, has been enacted. A most wise direction
and careful SCRUTINY OF allslcgisletion have been
00 sip the p Cities TS, Of S Sew Yo n.la and TSSi B s1aSf; we
appeal to all citizens to. contrast with the Demo-
cratic administration of Tammany Hall ana the
Mayors Strong, Schiercn. and Wurster. The
Republican party of Greater New York well
eiplss all Who are opposed 10 the candid Ia Of
the party which indorses free silver, free trade,
and even free distribution of the earnings OF
I'm almost every state Of the Union, and in
almost every county OF this State. where the
held, the Chicago platform and Organism have
beer, Enthusiastically Endorsed. The leaders
of Tammany, Hall arc making a hypocriticul
financial hcresies which were beaten a year ago
In the metropolitan district Of New York by a
Democracy. Of the STATE, but OF the Democracy
supporting the Democratic candidates and prin-
eiplcs,. in the next Pre-tAcntial campaign.
By. no means dead in the land. And should
this great campaign for the control OF Greater
New York be decided in favor OF the candidates
OF Tammi:ny Hall. it will be found. strangely
enough, that this great commercial city has
s sf9s5IgPSts ,b more 5srd TO- r E9rG&l" nns, i the life life an" and
other section Of the country"
RECESS UNTIL EVENING.
Tho regular committees of the convention
were then appointed. Edward Lautcrbach
was made Chairman OF the m on
Resolutions, which framed the platform of tho
convention, and Police Justice Joseph +. Deuel.
headed the Committee on Contested Seats; and
as the morning session " the convention nd.
tourncd sheriff Buttling told his friends that he
was 20 he nrcd ont neck and crop.
President Quigg, from his seat ON the floor OF
the convention, asked that II Committee OF Con.
ference be appointed to meet In the afternoon
all aiti-Tammany organizations which were
in sympathy with tho Republican party. Mr..
Quisg requested that a committee OF eleven be
appointed. and this was done. Mr.. Quigg being
made The Chairman Of the committee. A re-
cess was then taken until $50 in the evening.