The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19

ards the national credit, which would never
si,oT s an n ps.s stamped ya15s ,S as a" = d AmsTiG "a r aSI,
which would enforce the laws nd maintain
the dignity and authorize of the courts, and
inS1ring TO the people plenty Of work. fair
earnings, and a ready market confidence was
sso SnS Soo sSssSr sScy i Knew RsG pRRspo OS %Ss a no a RlS;
SsiI pt tEE their r nG nTS9q iSaS w RRS te sSsr they %., w SUna
Tne, Republicans Of New York cannot too
liam fanny ok aaaHsso lie enlSgs iRs Singular 1t :S Sls:
finction. of being q President who at the end Of
be nr,t nine months of administration could
displayed all the qualities OF tact, discretion.
Perception. Judgment, decision, and force
In the face of this record and these results
the Pemocratio party. ,nnconyertcd and irre-
odfous doctrines on which 1t was so thoroughly
beaten. It's agitators, led by It's late candidate
the country from pillar to post, preaching re.
pudiation and a dishonest dollar. They are
planning t9 make tho same fight in 1900 which
II at any point the local organizations Of
She Democratic party seem TO be turning their
backs on the Chicago platform In Difference to
enable themselves to sneak back into power,
and thereby to prepare the more effectively
and with new resources for the next encoun-
New York is a gold standard state, and ito
metropolis is q gold.standard city. State and
city have enormously ,prottcd from the new
PROSPERITY wrought Dy tkcDuUllCan government.
Contrasting this fact. not daring to reafiirm the
denominations for which IL declared SO Justify
and onst fought H;nts So @d iiSrGGily one . year ,ra as Z, the Demo n%.
thority to inform the people, what, it believes,
or on what lines it would administer Govern.
mont II its party were called 20 power. A
party which places itself in so contemplate a
position does not need to be characterized. 1t
declares itself a coward and proves itself a
fraud.
Republican legislation created the Greater
New York and conferred upon the people OF
that Incompatible metropolis a measure of
" 1ho oEsa s s s sSd q the rs' na M,fiBnS as Wel Of ars
watching with profound interest the splendid
effort OK the Republican organization in New
York to insure the good government of the
city. Tho lines are forming for the first elcc.
ton in the greater city, the results of which
felt in ali parts OF tho country. Ii viii have a
direct@bearing:on state and national elections.
The first administration will be for four. years,
and the victorious party will be in control of
the machinery of government past the election
The country is watching 10 learn II the city is
TO BIO carried: and controlled:by the party which
More than ever before New York stands the
foremost American city. and its supremacy in
more than ever without II rival. To lodge con-
trcl Of the greater city at the start in the party
which one, year ago committed itself to repudia-
tion of debt, to communism and the overthrow
OF the Federal judiciary, would give a paralyz-
ing shock to reviving business IRON Maine to
California. 1t would give encouragement to
the forces of Reputation and strengthen their
hands for another onslaught.
The Republicans OF the whole State con-
denim the work of the so-cailed Citizens Union
to divide the forces which in two State cleo
tions and in a national election as wei! have
succeeded within the territory Of the new city
In defeating the DemoSratic party. They com.
tion, which have been SO constant and sin.
cere 70 bring about a union Of all elements Of
possible opposition to the TaInmany party.
That this effort has not succeeded is solely
due to the conspiracy. OF few self-sufficient
good government, but shanefuliy treacherous
to Its 10 eag asIiv are e %sw r VIII their INIT n5m 9a, endGSy.
hands, and thereby to insure The victory in the
next election Of the dangerous and sociaiistic
forces whose defeat one year aso il now being
The next Mayor of New York OF necessity
must be q Republican or a Talnmany Demo
crat, and every vote not cast for the Republican
candidate is q vote TO undo all the good work
that has been done by the Republican party in
The Republican State Committee warns the
electors within the city OF New York who were
50 dismayed by the Chicago platform and the
dangers to which 1t exposed their business and
their homes, and who are now congratulatinz
themselves upon the vote they cast for McKin-
ley, not to BIO now misled into casting a vote
which. however well intended, l., bound to
count for Tammany Hall and for the success
can party, which is so wisely administering the
9ational Government at Washington and the
State government at Albany. can be relied upon
city Of New York. And the shallow theories
Citizens Onion is seeking 10 %disgipato the anti.
succeed in Withdrawing from the Republican
support Of a single Mckinley voter.
It 10 a striking circumstance. and one which
and tho Citizens i2rio are both aahfa'iI persud ri@ti
That national issues have nothing to do. with
p0rttsanship has always meant an invitation
b Republicans TO desert their party while the
Demoorats get together the moro ~unitcdly for
HhAiH4 HUar nt4. which IL r m cub
1racttng from the support TO which the Rcpub-
, loan party, as the. party of sound and coInpe-
tEatfon through which the defeat of Tam.
% G1SIsy Hall can now or hereafter be made pos
The only state officer to be elected this fall
s ~ e Ghiet i 10 K, Of nsd thS G ,Ss , of A p tHd po In
Wliiap J. Wallace. now a member of tho
SSiS sS snn SeGrt, the u Fe ISa aSa7i party shows Ssd a
e sss f stasa tn tnit s i PFFoSJI a d VIDA @nYilss e s, sq 1s e nlsn:
lawyer and q great Judge and his election will
insure to the Court of Appeals services which
viii dignity the bench and well maintain its
people. II u
The Republicans of New York take this Cd.
Portunity, to congratulate the people upon the
wise and excellent administration of Gov.
by its careful attention to tho details Of the
economy In public Expenditure, and by is
energetic and progressive measures for the
PLoeois htiOu VI ~ iOIcotF, lHt Improvement
OF the canals. the intelligent reform OF the civil
service, the completion OF the Capitol. the ex,
tension and Improvement of penal and chart.
fable institutions. the. reform of the election
laws, the settlement OF the ex Use question, and
the passage OF laws in the interest of the work,
ing people.
In the accomplishment of all these bencfcent
works Gov; Black has had the ~stcadfast sup,
finances Of tho State have been administered
with such care that, Notwithstanding the OK,
penditure of q full million OF dollars for the ac.
QUESTION Of forest lands and other great ap.
proprtatons looking TO the completion Of the
Capitol and tho extension OF tho canal system,
the tax rate Is lower than ever and amounts
to only 2.67 mills. So successful has been tho
operation OF the revenue laws devised by tho
Of sa'p pSSatioa parsS' tR R,sG saYss 'H of hHe anae n burdens m.
herttances, and upon accumulated capital that
there practically exists in the state OF New
York no such thing as direct taxation,
Much falsehood is being, circulated from
OF the liquor tax law. The precise truth Is
shown by tho following comparison: Under
the old license law 33,437 places were licensed
70 sell liquor in the state Of New York. and the
net revenue was 81, 92l, 269. ~. Under the
new law only 2s,22l places are permitted TO