New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
increased fervor. There was frequent app.a"S'
,hro,,,-hc,,, HE address The Governor salu'

! throughout his address. The governor '
come before you tonight to speak less as to
sIeaR for ticket which. am glad a., 10 SS Sfyi as
dorscd 10y the Republican r"' iTr'mocrats than Re
rubicans l. is emphat icay lht ,' Snnnort Of all
we have tho richt 70 ona', y.b believe in the ee-
e,nnta1 rnoraiifics In public le. VINO ire"i ~ he
cency honesty Sng e.scntia Of all qualities on the
bench and in the administration Oh M bose candi-
l,i . 49," ,bc I@cislaturc who Will help AZ Hipsns
To carry through for me M w., stand committed.
cry we ,T word for the bench. The Trainers
o. me nai9 rood p 9oir truth by ther deeds They
~, renofn.natod the mon whose W. ".,'t. civ
tnoe rho mite high professional attainmenls VIZ,
riqil sense Of integrity, nave ii'p sr - ,'ro-
hibiung aliogetN,r ~ al We ask for nothing
tcs Of iud',l" thin, rom The men whom We have
nominated ior e ,N' Icn,stGrc the enactment INTO
mona 10 iiiy to prohibit all such assessments ana
r"o,Dts In the future In the Judiciary me utfo
Ton on POI tro mans professional and moral hi-
Is. For the high Office 10 which he aspire Doia
,,i, is an When there is corruption among those
holding legislative and executive positions !" any '.9
1orc terrible # The corruption spreads TO the jge,
GARY Nearly eeneraiion aso % c',1 ~ M
,r5oion hecaus, II the connection Of three OF our
judges VIM WIN U s5e snbmitttd TO having Tammany
Tial. drive from the bench an upright ana honeS-
Judge because he was qprEn, ana Hinges Of The
knee that thrift might follow fawning
GLAD OF THE NoMINATIoNs
am glad that this year We have again n0 Tb 5
was punished by the irresponsible d,Spo The
many Hal because re Co., , ,.r,-l1nf ~ n cor
rupt poh'lc4 "5ta'1" ,rizof,ons with which It
&nd IN. aa't tire fr RS and i trust for future
camnaigns have done well IN sunordinaiint par
gl IA
illciarv Is concerned We nave begun ~. Nh 49,,
his Inc ana We Intend to fight IL ont unln me
great principle o. the independence Of the oenrh IS
have a right to speak 70 YOU IN behalf OF IN, me
Judiciary II has fallen 70 my'l3t during ine '@s.
year TO appoint thre OF i"-f J.lt md I'm each
ss me controlling and docilin influence Win
ne hsve Been snt "y' .natcd in Delaware
County ! was glad 10 see tie fact was 3}St
hy both parties eng ,na' io in ratifving the
nomination had mace And here on l", it.I r.
run with judge Da5 ana lSsi[s1 ,ians have rut
on Judge blanchard and surrogate Nailum' W ne
d. frtest approval by the bench. judge blanche,
trod veteran OF the civil War. ana Gene r.rv
t5,SS eliod thei~ riaces most admirl bly,. Genera
2Ghl'n If T ,5e sirrSeats oce which under his
@r.lSossor lad BEEN so grossly abused TO make
IL necessary 10 force his removal .s So. an IN
rsh, iudicary Want to quote the words s, OF mime tne
sof when in his turn he Qu'icH N'7' W
utllfin nas a4a rarely duly supported or day
checked by the right minded portion IVA ,,,,rd onir-
ions that one hears espresso privately ana 'nS
hatrual abstinence from i9nn, ii',ine Tni the
declaration. is distressing ana r7ipois and
inhabitants If sense shall give UP .il5 ~ ,,.ba+
con,empuble practice they do NOT deserve
This IS true to tho letter Voc to The PEOPLE " H.
seh,ei TOO callou- or too easy going 10 reo DIX II