New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-05

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convention wouldn't stop. Finally order was re-
stored, and Mr.. oder introduced the Rev. I. f.
Davis. pastor of the First Baptist Church VINO
offered prayer.
PHOTOGRAPHERS in HALL BUSY.
While the prayer was being made whole bat
terry of cameras was lined up on the stage 10
take pictures Of the convention. As soon as the
prayer was ended, like rapid-hre gun puis'
after burst of flame went UP as the fiashiish's
were touched Off From time to time IN the
course of the convention. these flashlights were
touched off in various parts of the hai' anu
caused those in the neighborhood to jump.
MI OdelI asked the secretary to call the roll
Of delegates This rollcau was interrupted ny
the entrance Of band playing rafting inarch'
The band marched through the hall ana up 10
one Of the galleries. where it wound up IN
hilarious way by playing rhereH Be ho'
Time in the old Town Tonight" The band was
from Albany and headed delegation from the
Albany Unconditional Club. They carried por-
traits of Mckinley and Roosevelt and also
banner with the picture OF Mr.. odell and the
inscription. For Governor, B. b. Odeli, Jr TINS
caused a tumultuous wave Of cheering.
CHEERS FOR Mr.. WOODRUFF.
I.eutenant-Go woodruff was named
escorted TO the chair by Senator Higgins and
Congressman Sherman. Mr.. woodruff was
loudly cheered as he took the platform and his
speech was frequently interrupted by hearty
bursts Of applause. MIR. Woodruff especially
applauded when he referred to the series OF
successes the Republican party had met with
in this State in the last ten years, and when
he said that. in a large measure, the people had
TO thank Mr. Odell for these successes. Mr..
Woodruff said in his speech:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Convention:
The Partially of the State Committee in selecting
the temporary chairman OF this convention
selection are deeply appreciated II is distinction
gang 10 eyfT for 'f fbe p1
pose OF making perfunctory nominations Dnt 10 70
Candidates OF the five preceding Republican State
conventions. the votes OF majority OF the electors
of receiving this gaye from your hand. Nj Odeil-
S ' we sr "a, OF aree measure indebted for these
continued and splenalc successes
PARTY IDEALS
Something more than partisan purpose devolves
tons are Instruments They are means to, ends.
They exist FOR The mp t de OF PpeG a OBJ
lenance Of good government the Application Of
or the VIII OF the people touching pubic pOucles;
and the embodiment Of that viii IN prompt ana
giant instrument for the attainment of these ideals
IN IG l@S' M 6t orjnns traditions Were it
now before the people asking for a continuance of
its commission even with nothing of achievement
its credit since 1885, it would deserve TO remain
in power for what il did at that time to preserye
the institutions of the fathers and the honor OF the
Nation BY thus pursuing the patriotic purposes
tracted to the support of its candidates many
patriotic Democrats These Democrats received
5ame welcome s Witch RE
eeyed in 1889 and 1854 from tneqnS PARTY Of me
mocracy believe that the State is not for the peo
for the State and that the State and our party
should exist for the good of the people! In con
Republican party the 4 ana Of the
conduct is the continuance OF It's supremacy as
ment of Republicans; 1t is the renewing hope
of others. Since the Democracy of seymour, Til
fanaticism. and vagaries of drea ners supplanted
mas become the home of many thus driven from
the household Of their ancient faith. They do not
pect us 10 stand by the Republican record. They
know We will nominate and vote for Republicans
do we insist that they shall become Republicans
Either allies or Republicans we welcome them
The Tammanyized Democracy of New-York is
each other. who distrust the voice of the people
and who distrusted by the people. These
are off the key on every state Rational and for
eign question. They have tTaitorously missed the
tone which the great State of New-York would i'm
press on the popular National note. For the peo-
eve e in the proteeon Of American Industry and
labor; they believe in the establishment of the in
| Rico and the Philippines and the protection of our
| people ia China: They believe in the suppression
believe in the honest and efficient administrator
| OF the affairs Of the State out of their bitter
experience, they believe in the rescue of New-York
ely from the clutch Of av an % Waeh Gx
blackmai every private right!
SOUND MONEY
The Republican party in 1895 pledged itself to
| kept with the result that the United States ma.
| attained higher credit paying less interest fot
| world Also with this result, which comes close
| 1886 clamored for the DEPRECATED dollar has been
removed by the prosperity incident the retention
cratic party at Kansas City declared for a com
| plete subversion Of these conditions. Should Mr..
| Bryan De elected, II would be within his power and
It would be his solemn duty, in view OF his plat
bonded debf in sver con SYen Fl po9 we're or our Dur
| manded by the holder OF the bonds. In view of
one be lulled into the belief that free silver is no
| longer an issue in this campaign. Did not Bryan
| the reattrma ton OF the Chicago platform? This
| Is a year when for obvious reasons State and
tional platform Of each party will he indorsed by
the State convention Of each party. Our adver-
well as in the rest of the nation to 5s scheme Of
finance discredited throughout the civilized world
puny Powers, which will longer tolerate It,
THE TARIFF
Under the Republican policy of protection ou
| country throughout its entire length and breadth
ton the Republican party proposes to maintair
undisturbed. The Democratic party is pledged Il
that Democratic Congress would attempt to re
peal Kepuhic9n tariff laws under which the country
has prospered is not idle fear. Free trade ha,
always been the fundamental principle of Democ
bringing hs Nao9 to he verge o %
ruptcy. Eternal vigilance is the price of safety
| needs