The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26

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lind sSSlI want sSs s sss R man t tsstp ssSo@;
P pirppd 70 sOm nsand Ip sp for wv what he tSinks d
right. 1 belleye IN the, story q the Lord
X tHimidfIty springs from real physical .tImidlty
or from that baser kind which has IQr
its 9Eigin selfish IL. iPteT sss,;. 9 9Ts6S oBgSsEenss IL
their mouths to ssy whether Or not they
iSESSsnooa. E' fRsplaus S11hoqff II You had p g ,SssI
with. q storekeeper WHO prociaimsd
SuScta Eaa he s sold. but That he declined to CON.
nit himself as to whether 9r not hS TSsld I6 6e
h .o,es VI when he S Sam mt to selling hara"are you
Honesty is not a divislble quality. You
arp honest or you are not You eann9t De nor,
In point OF courage. Ny opponent spoke in
i WiiiinSTT to tell you whom I voted for al the
Presidential election, and to ask y9N %
SSDERSrt 70 the Som man tbs ss mIn Ny ~ v SRgSpTp eFtN Si So a2s
he was, afraid semebody. would applaud him
i ES@G an 'or;Rian t9a %G Chat vii vii. sSS9Ss honest I aions
from those who. while they pirate about honesty
In State AFFAIR.", dare MT 50 MUCH as raise tneit
VOino2 TO say WneJner Jn0y arc IOT OF hKhlubt II
We must 60 on with the work o.. the canals.
but that work must be done with absolute
I n0p ask y S9a d TO think H 81 tSiss iSS mo-
m%ent-it is more than likely chat for
and contractors always seek 70, esta6llsh
acanal ring; Under which administration Is
t asa s sSp sam 6inE mSfs It Il RieS sS sRSEI Toks 4P Or u an
S ss%,Pls sSisS. Ik i l%'ss i01 have Ee0s st s +
q man; il YOU 6elisye that | WIN keep
Whether in my own party Or in another party.
then | wish your votes, and II you don't believe
it, I don't wish them. IApPlSEsel ~ no,r.
Of my SnS 9ppo !" nudge Of their promise
Know. ne do PssSeq peop asr'S 81 Buffalo realiSs
what Tammany fs striving to do now most In
The asE J aSTsT y Is We St' haTs i 70 New SsTt YoSf ea an S GpGF9ssts
and feaDless Judge. q man who ortwenty-e G
years has been on the b~enchnsJqdEs DAILY.
when his term of office expired. my party had
the wisdom. although he was Of opposite politics.
place on the bench because. we feel that the
judiciary must at all costs he kept pure. be
kept < ! The he's. servant Of the people and not of Tam
and Tammany Hall, through It's master. Mr.:
lack OF the, sense Of his obligations TO
State II ever their Judges generally grow to
take the position that as judges they must
saf ore = sGnss S' w Shets oStsFe or to az viz *
cepting to the people and to their own oaths OF
offiee; lAppl tSise l,h,+ tho, e , o,.st,or which
MIR. Cookers Governor could send Mr.. Croker's
Il the exigency seemed to him to warrant It.
More than that. 1t is, an important thing
tsne thing 81 :"g yet S'" 10 Crush in, " overwhsi%-
ing defeat. the party which has tried to
Judge and to establish the principle that here:
after the attitude Of the Judge must be one Of
keeping. .pntarnished, the judicial ermine to
Independents, 1 appeal to these honest
welfare OF the Commonwealth above blind par
tisanship or adherence to O mere party name
tS stsPd E fbat rs qse IN 9 must tq Be- all Mo- sss amperIns VIE IN
the honor and independence Of q Judge. that
the bench, shall be kept spotless and clean.
calling attention to Mr.. croker's statement
asst what he esteems the especially g%oodquality
If 1aaas II Hall. L SEEMS It to 0P me thats Il t
affords 2 curious commentary on ANOTHER
sPsidfG That at a M Judge II sR would 6dfi make q z better @ssei do Ne
eEFnor than 2 9 soldier s; would ID It I'D dseP Phn ,5 upon
t tsllS% sitlz iIsaf I asf you af to re eGsi besi kat m az
this election you must. whether you win or no.
citizens of the United States. You are New
Workers but are also Americans; you belong to
t abia stf Is s. eat yo tha Se sny state asse e fap bRs URi92n'
United states ssnatorship and thirty;
sues. You can't il YOU would, You can't
shall only only affeet this State. The Vote. Of New
York on the 9Th. OF November next will be felt
fF1% one nj, end n61 to tn, the 9 5hfio oi the isss enti Are g mt N
honest or dishonest. finance. Now, /
s %an. sfff G G9 si' aa Else' With Win him lref I S5h liEsF
he is wrong in his principles. But, at any rate.
he has principles and he dares to stand up to
You. cannot get on with the man who has no
R %hefheer he IS Sf Tor s0td or nc FOR g SILVER 20 who Sol keeps yGs
quiet SO that he may get the votes Of both fac
tions; He Is equally dangerous to us from . the
h9 @fRs disease aaS; t4r doaRi9s is infectious, The
allow allow its eaadidatesS to say anything
s s!sS IF Ssv sISSi t GsSrrs EsHs on 4
those eight Congressman have promptly an
nounced that they are running on State Issues
dlSOs dllu a vi ~ opOub ilOO phNGts
They were asked how they would vote upon IL
the other day. One of them had the manlinessto
say he would vote for free silver. respect him
Infinitely more, than the other seven who re-
sponded that they had nothing. to say on the
subject. As one OF them put it. he declined, to
commit himself i up upon a proposition which
You cannot afford 70 have this great State
press sentiments like that. You remem-
Der last spring how We looked all over
the Union for the vote of the little State
Of Oregon. in the far West. That was a State
a Benatorship and Congressiona seats
involved. and when Oregon went for
through the Union. tAApplauseJ Are you
the Atlantic coast do what brave little Oregon
did out on the Pacific last spring ? IA voice.
mo, hardly SO; hardly SO, !! ask you.
my fellow citizens. to stand with us in
ciyie honesty in ne adpinistratlon Of the
for, an upright and independent Judiciary,
and because we know that we are not
and fear to face no, responsibility with