New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

THEY SAY THE TICKET Is SURE TO RE
4 WINNER.
y,cprssro<s OF orlNIoN FROM NES WELL
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y.pRrssroNs or OPINION FRou MFN WELL
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cLEs N THE BoF"rGn.
Tbo, the nomination of Colopcl Theodore
Roosevelt hy the Republicans FOR 'he Governor
shin Of this state is agreeable 10 th' party IN
prookIvn and a source of worry to the Demo
Gratis &c already shown ny chats with "ell-kno"h
citizens.
vagistrate Andrew Lemon. - the Even
E, polico court. said Tb" nomination "'
Colonel Roosevelt is magnificent. @mhodfne III
uselr ,ruo Amcricanism. undouh'"d loyalty IN
dopendcnce of character and ctlz'nsh'p ~ '"'
highest order
Henry Ratterman am grained WIN VII"
,,,,,,,,,,,ior ~ Colonel Roosevelt. Aside from
his character a soldier We kno" 'nn' ~ 's
= nui,Ilc- epirit4d citizen. and feel that h" VIII
All the Governors chair with credit 20 nov
think = better selection could have been made
and feel confident that the Rough Rider VIII
he elected
co,orat Theodore f. Gates Tho nomination
- Colonel Roosevelt, Is a splendid one. and ~
,,o.,s With my hearty approval ! have faiih
onougb in the common sense of the people 10
,oiiavo that they will elect him A. 10 MS
erothiity I think Elihu Root has settled that
bovond d,sput. II Colonel Roos"vnlt Is elected
ae firmly believe h" viii be-. he wiz prove MN
self 70 be the best Governor New-Iork ever hH''
He is thoroughly equipped for m" place Icy h''
legal acumen his knowledge Of pubic an'fs'
his sterling honesty and independence. he VIII
no Governor himself and there VIII be no man
behind him to dictate his course 1he Who'@
ticket is splendid one. The reh"hhha
ton Of Mr. Woodruff for Iieutenant-Governor
is especially pleasing 10 me do not kho"
what our friends the enemy may do. but u VIII
not prevent the regular ticket from being car
ried through triumphanily.
ExAssemblvman George e. Waldo Colonel
Roosevelt is a splendid man. and think the
ticket is strong one. Roosevelt viii be the
next Governor Of the state Of New-York with
out doubt.
President Frederick Uhlmann of the Brooklyn
Elevated Rairoad-There is no doubt that Theo-
dorc Roo,cyelt Will he elected. The ticket noml-
mated at Saratoga on Tuesday means sure VIC
| torv There will be no disaffection Of the Black
| element, All loval Americans will take of their
| coats and work for the party's candidates
pridec Engineer &. e. Martini Is the best
| domination that could have been made, and the
! ticket throughou will have the loyal support OF
Republica rs and independents alike
r Ross Appleton was Of the hrst Rrook-
Ion delegates to declare for Colonel Roosevelt.
lie said last night that re vas proud OF the fact
that he had supported the Colonel. and that he
will take great pleasure In working for Roose-
! welt and Woodruff IN the campaign
when the subject Of the afiidavits first came
nm he said las, night. 81 must admit that We
were somewhat at sca. but after Mr. Root read
/ those letters and stated the case as he had pre-
pared IT We knew that everything was all right.
and that the Colonel could run without being
! challenged on the ground of his eligibility. IL
| was like the lifting of heavy cloud which was
hiding from view the promised land whicn we
! had seen so clearly before the cloud arose. rms
! campaign would run itself without help. but We
| shall mol bs idle. nevertheless. The candidate