New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
OC1 WITH THEIR TICKET
iNDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS MANI,
ROOSEVELT FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM CARY SANGER FOR LIEUTENANT GOV
E"NoR +. WILSON THOMAS f KINNEY.
F. y. r1TCHENER F. W. HISR,CHs
AND COLONEL. O. Z WAXING

! r.
F. y T1TCHENER, r w. HINRicHs
AND COLONEL @ E wARING
THE OTHER NOMINATIONS
Acuon by tho Citizens Union and other inde-
! F"'"' organizations Of voters In favor OF the
nomination Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for Gov
'"o' mas oeen expected by the Republican leaders
u" MS city 'or several weeks. At time the Re-
/ publican leaders who were most warmly supportne
! '''"'' roosevelt feared that he might be led 70
commit himself TO independent organizations in a
way 70 ALLEVIATE Republican support For that
reason congressman Lemue r.. Ouigg president
+ OF mo Republican County Committee went Of his
/ own motion To Montauk Point TO see Colonel
Roosevelt soon after the arrival OF the Rough Rid.
ers there. and he brought back word that Colonel
I Roosevelt would not he tempted 10 run for Gov
/ ernor rs independent candidate. but might he
! induced to accept the regular Republican non,ina-
| ton
! committee. composed chiefly Of members Of the
/ Citizens Union and the city Club. has been at
/ Work for month getting up an independent Sta to
| ticket. which it ia the intention Of the committee
/ 10 have nominated by petition. Among the men
prominent IN Tho task were John De Witt Warner,
/ Assemblyman Sehgsbcrg Paul Fuller Boudnot
Keith. Isaac II. Kline A. 8 IIaiGh,. John J. Chap
man. John c. Milburn. Anslcy Wilcox. Edward r.
/ Rice. w. NJ Brundridse. Theodore Bacon. Simeon
| Iolroyd and Clarence A. Barbour. Some members
I
! Gently. but ne would not give any ENCOURAGEMENT
to movement 20 place his name AZ the head OF an
Independent State ticket. He is reported to have
said to them: Gentlemen. am Republican, and
" you think that going 10 make war on the
Republican party organization YOU are very
much mistaken"
The committee however went ahead with its
work and last night il ready 10 make the fol-
| lowing declaration IN the form OF a statement TO
the press which given out at the City CIuo'
signed by Paul Fuller, chairman. ard Roudinot
Keith. secretary:
IN SESSION FOR A MONTH
| A committee AS Is known has been in session for
a month preparing an Independent; STATE tl'ke'
Mr. Roosevet's MA Snihcent record makes MIN me
natural candidate for Governor We need not De
scribe Theodore Roosevelt our reasons l"I noi'I !,
mating him are PLAN We MINK tnat chT Ta'' So %.
their creatures. While Roosevelt Is o parry mar;
h he oqe n fs Whon condnns amounting to
ton. and who in his person represents independeh'e
There is nothing which his MIND sees as o ryl
that ne would not expose as rea11,y IN - a.
NAV foT Governor vim he experience in admin
ietrs,ion p.bich he possessos would he Of meal
The feeling FOR Roosevelt, and the desire for him
are universal ana has been gr@"i9s su SO Soiny
pubic service by giving the people chah'e 10
vote for him Governor.
We do not know that he will decide 10 be can an
! dida,e In this election We do not know that when
by gs III caT1 n nTs apq f. Would
frd it his duty 70 -un We expect him 70 Be rec
sbsoIdte dsiberation Bu, our duty IS clear
II would be idle TO conceal ne az q, =
ieadine candidate The whole United states has
recently had 'rTr6n TTssiG of pubic
ofice under the -pois system. The results OF
and cents or IN moral degradation. This time Va
nave those results AZ death ana dlseasr, -,
the instant removal .: tho troops from san,'asG
where they seemed about 70 perish nfedessy snq
families and heir county, eas fTT@Ta no 'N'
American people The reality o, .l-eoVern,nvp,
system which led TO those results is the same
that Is 70 say he use of once for the enrich
msns OF ring ee-r,,.,.d our t,ck.. for the lesser
state o once With The exception Of name 1t
| is as follows:
For Governor THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Of oyster B.y
FOR Lieutenant Governor WILLIAM CARY SANGER. q
For secretary Of sta,e-oRES b WILSON Of Albany
/ For Controller THOMAS z. KINNEY. o. Utica
For state Treasurer EDMUND u TlTCHESER Of
/ Binghamtor.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIHRrcHs Of
For S STATE Ens'n'-r-'e''''k 2 "AF'>''' 'r Of
TRIED AND STURDY MEN
| All q. these men are tried and sturdy opponents
| OF the boss system In politics. and are well known
throughout the State FOR their individual records
| No attention whatever has been paid TO the po-
ltical leanings OF these candidates except that We
| have avoided choosing all from the same party.
| The men from New-York and Brooklyn-George y.
! Warng and Frederic w. fiinrlchs need not %
D Thomas f. kinney the present Mayer Of u,iGa
| noii,tcs In lss5 he was elected Mayor OF Utica
upon citizens ticket. against both poiIticaI par
! and reelected. In 1851 he was nominated and In
dorsed by both parSSs snn NJ for sate senator
against Coggeshall. being defeated every time. III
l ne was n on ma KepHbcsns and elected He
immediately removed the Chief OF romeo l9f RI
iR5esnnblSsn machine and after months Of litisa,
ton he has been sustained Dy me touiS a ~
'i 0zsn e e wilson of Albany was elected Mayor on
r ri'san adminisration lie is Identified with tho
hTht agens, The machines n n Abamy 4. well.
/ kn"wn business man. OF noted integrity ana has
been for many years an opponent OF the n'"c"'"e'
o. 2 has been endayor to get fands bs saTo
ruPily conrS, tne whb,ch has had this matter
The conn', n,enars the certificate to be signed
eenaLSy ,Snusand in the State and at least NIFTY
in ea ca upon all independent citizens and associa
lions 20 aid in securing the necessary ~
TO tne ',,ng The campaign FOR the ticket We con.
ne,ye that II would be calsmiy 10 III o 81, h IL
our pc ras vote for Theodore Roosevelt with
| o,,, af the same time ndorshH machihe'
Several Republican leaders who were at the tifth
/ Avenue Hotel last night sad that the acuoh OF inc
/ ,'.,a,a,dents would not affect the regular Repub-
,ia, eunnort OF Colonel Roosevelt In the least Mt
| Quigg said l..,.., ,,ooeo,,.,. ..Ao
- know o, no friend OF Colonel Roosevelt who
o,,,d Inject to support for him coming from suci
"ouIu ouJo g one who Is for Colonel Roosevelt
81 be glad 10 have him get az the indepenaen ~,
VII ,oo,tons going. Why wouldn't OBJECT 10 nav
nolh rmrnocrots indorse him for Governor
COLORADO SILVER REPUBLICANs.