New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
tary cast the ballot, and Mr.. voorhees, WAS io'
mally declared u he the nominee.
Mr.. Voorhees, ACCEPTANCE

Mr. Voorhees, ACCEf lANch'
AS Mr.. voorhees, was escorted to the stage the
delegates arose and gave him an overwhelming
greeting He spoke In a deeply earnest TONE
:ull Of feeling saying:
To you. gentlemen Of the convention ana tnroushn
YOU 10 the many thousands whose sentmen,ts, hirI
wishes YOU represent J express my srat"Iu AZ
knowedsnent Of the honor you nave cohie'''''
know that in the party which we belong there
ing influence. whose services and talents enttle
them Your kindest constipation some one ~
rron-afv and sccentance Your selection made as
II has been. under such circumstances and with
highly appreciated and carries with it deeper
obligation. A. =. o,.o-
We have no cause FOR doubt: there IS no room 30
fear Al signs point 20 successful ISSUE ,.H ,h
safely assert That our party has not io'.e'.tu pu 4i
lie confidence When last We appealed 10 tnc , Cl,
zens Of our State pledged ourselves 20 redeeth
form was promised whereby clean and econoIin-
cal government should BE- esansneu ro m be- ad
nns,ered rather for tho benefit Of the people IMAM
for the advantage OF party.
HE STANDS on a RECORD MADE.
We hive made our record There no broken
promises There no violated pledges. NO sCall-
dal hangs about the conduct % public business
There has been no reckless extravaganza. on the
contrary there has been a wise expenditure or pun
lie money as demanded by the host interests 81 mo
state Its resources have been conserved ana i's
money fairly apportioned. There has be"h 10 III
,.asion Of chartered rights no violation OF local
government no bitter pari-anship FOR seinsn en1
Tho marty can without fear. challenge )ust cTl'l-
Ism Of is acts ard Confidently appeal to the peo-
Possessed OF their confidence bespeakIng your AID
and that Of nv fellow-citizens IN conducting M,
campaign 10 successful close assuring you mat
under all circumstances and a. all times II SILL
ne NV constant ondeavor 70 maintain the high
standard of government called FOR In your dec'ara
ton ~ principles and 70 merit and retain me con,
0dencc and approval Of my f"lio"-clilZcNs ~ W
IL gpa~ Of
ton which you have today so generously 'ehnere'
O. me-.
Cheer UNION cheer followed the speech OF the
nominee and the convention FOR time se'ii,'
too thoroughly pleased with itself and the can y.
ddatc 10 consider anythings else or TO let UP III
its display 81 hearty enthusiasm
MR. GRIGGs' COUNSEL
Mr. Grigrs then made a brief earnest address
20 the delegates He said
Three years ago with trembling lips ana pallld
Taco 7 stood In the same kind o. shoes that ,tuF-
crno- Voornees occupies to-day II was Whrut'
dav inar this I realized then as h. r,a'izes -, =.
a ga Tn @ bu, not l'ronr enough rs Mane 20 win
without public meeting or contrteh - ~ a5i =,
+ county committee would not nave u'"n ayr ~ .t
Hln hg1 }, g-pc-s 81 Scw-i erso, You II 70
H. Voorhees upon whom YOU have put this burden
-. -o,r,f no, no least effort hui 10 work car-@u}
10 r r3 up he. eci WITH much loss man % 80
IN, this yoar ! will boz satisfied Win h"'"'"N '
than that
voters in every district face - face ana NJ
pointed out the Importance ~ the ei'otlohS 'o'
+ Congress , .
on motion ~ Major carr Lenn a'' ,,ltb no,yeI
authorlHeu l" H'''''''''
Mr.. P1TNEy CALLED FOR.
N response 10 calls from the house Mr.. Pitney
came upon the stage and said
canno, refuse 20 acknowledge IN" very KIND 70
ception you nave gwen me- un ,nn D. ,o, r. zoe
sS,ono P@ ySo ,ook prid IN the fact that ne stoo,
I Ike NC lHu ~ \. ~ 80 I'l-.ne- inquiry d"
ny 10 ,te g, ma, he class consisted OF two I
f. pleasant 70 c.'y 20 me nanii,v in Princpe
and purpo-" win no -rhi-'n 81 nv 1,es,1n ~ m,
go-,nee Speaking for myself and friends wan e
saw ran peds" earnest 81 ,,- an - sun
ing S,1psru,.-.,,,oY. 20 YOU IIr make {; Tor th'
kenef, - or Democrat friends , ...- 80,
A miscellaneous ii' -A.r"r''i re-, ,'. an, had :,
i,i''. ,Hti,,o,,r,r1,cn- 30 ana ore The Republican
rar,v has been IN power tao J.hFs ln Na-n'tt' =
and three yea-~ iu Trenfon. ara ..' tf' rham', I'll
toll Wnh p'h, ~ nah ~ ,,r .,r-.-t - know m
issue upon which they wil harp bIt t'. issHe J
the duty the p"opi" 90" 20 1,il ,,r,y vii
Nthts ,r,aI IN a certain sense The people too vii
b. on trial -,.,,, -, .,, ,.,,o con
is ~ 70 ne Ford Mcfora he raceraci
gang tho coai combine. the Daii"t-noN suffer- t
vi, a. 20 bs National issues VIZ ~ people 80
the seal o. their apfroval on '%rI 'na 9h hS
/ % Inc Arne~irnr nag
Let us nave 90 9"Ji,' n.y., ana o asye done th
any vol
".., .. ho.-.,,.. o,,l,udad and thor
MI Ffn"y was h"er,llt nii.' ',.1 t, ~. ba,
there "er" calls f'' senator H''N'9' ''' ~ '
on motion the convention at 2'o p. m. no
journed sine die .. -
,o,1Irce ard enthusIas,icauy congratulated
noihtt"f, en- 49,, So venerable father. deep
Mr. Worries. y ni'' AZ, l ,rar the scene IRON