New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-12
SENATOR M'CARREN'S TALK
DISCUSSES STATE ISSUES BEFORE DEM
OCRATIC CONyENTION-0NLY INCL
DENTAL REFERENCE TO BRYAN

chair to-day:
Chairman and Gentlemen Of the 1Sa 615teG
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Of has a Rh the Of
to d the hfs e t s eSeT
orsanzaion Since that time our P MatlonSl
Of the unanimous action Of our delegates in Kan,
CITY ~ ea5e sns sq p %m Ban and
Our business here to-day is to select State ticket
and ha % he ecsoSom.a admits It's
lstration of the affairs OF the State In the event
this hail week the Republican party Sc e
that charac terfed ali the Republican platforms for
Under Pa Successive Republican administrations since
1894 the last Il DsFy has shown IN the
most marked manner the difference between ., a
as %ea Ct aGe the
3 s Of 3r y sn'e Motions admin
istration the expenses OF the state government
s under e Gove ns Morton So
1897 the rst year Of Ss eY siasn bSsns
ment INCLUDING the notorious canal appropriation
In 1895, the second year of Governor Blacks ad-
ministration. the expenses were s2s $4,000 redue-
party to Show decrease from the highest amount
sfate ana naS nasmuch as was TO be elect
ed that year. the Republican party teit that IL
ts eontnnance in power In 1899 the appropriation
for the expenses Of the State Government was &2-
and in 1900 in round numbers, the expenses
Of the State Government win be s4coooOo.
REPUBLICAN PLEAS FOR INCREASE.
We thus see that with variable increases from
I up to tne Prfoe epsnd than was
spent under the last DeTnocrate adm1nist[bation
politicians WY the people Of the sq nss Of Nf Es
York are saddleo WIN $svVV,VVV mo- u.v
Democratic administration. We VIII be told that
9ddonal snS that the business Of the
State required greater expenditure OF money IMAM
it did under a Democratic adminstratlon' al O., OF
which is untrue the real reason being that the Ke
publican leaders OF the staie VINO Co. nave o srH
other way except through legislation establishing
buresus so that they could give rural Republicans
appointments in return for the deyery OF oeesa'es
The only exhibition Of economy that the RepuS
party has recently shown is found IN the nom
10 the best Informed Republicans some economy
ne the Fifth Avenue Hotel and dispensing
with the office at No 40 BToadway ~ te s hns
ness can be transacted in the Executive chamoeEg
A very forcible Illustration OF the inability of
Republican to resist the united demand OF his party
ernor After showing an indifference to the Vice
Presidential nomination ana an f I'm 9nSsIrs
toTeI nomination. he yielded to the pressure of his
party. as e&empned al me rTc t Go oy,ernor
Evidently the Lieutenant Governor, goes tloI pTs
sess the necessary amount OF resolution 10 "''h
When NAPOLEON led his followers into the fertile
and inviting field Of Lombardy, and eTcited thelr
cupidity by pointing out 10 them the oeauueS OF
f feesf ad Forging he only antedated the Re
publican organization in the state oil hin tb
ordinary Republican views the prospect Of despI OIL
ing and iooting the Democratic locaIltles, OF Tue
Ia to serve IN tne Legs
since the adoption of the amendment 20 inc Con-
an Unfair and unjust Representative in the Legis,
ature has steadily devoted its "entrsi,9e power
at Albany. The bill creating a state Boar4 10, OF
spirit and incidentally to afford an opportunity to
provdea Republic with places which gave 70 the
s,i ITe in the counties of NewYork. Kings
amended anne srie at the last session the legislature 50
as give the ContEoer OF the b aretenee that
n was a State function but really TO providIe a
place in the cou H{er o having looked over the
ground the Republican leaders GonGuae6 td1aI 'iS
yrroEs OF MAYORS NOT REGARDED.
Hinder the amended Constitution the Mayors of the
cities of the first have veto power over all
bills passed by the Legislature affecting their cit
les Ma{9r IA 1f eo9ns the City which
the ht 1 S9Y wGU of the
can tell that in the cities Of New-York and Buff
I9, for Republican LEGISLATURE receive
such a veto in order 10 guarantee It's prompt pas
Iocai self-government, as intended 10y the Con
can party in this state subseribes 1t has been so
steadily disregarded by the dominant party of this
State that at the present time II can be said IN
last ne six Years and declares that It has been
/ has been remiSs In It's duty and unmindfui
/ OF the interests OF the people In answer 10 that
| 50 600 600 appropriated for the improvement OF
canals and ask the citizens OF the state to picture
uel ]. Tfden had been alive and IN the Governors
| the Republican Governor punish the who
are responsible for the robbery of the people is
SUFFICIENT reason why the people OF TINS state should
deprive the party he represents OF the power II
has misused -, ,,,,, ,. J., -,
! Legislature to repeal the Ramapo charter at the
last session of the legislature ia another illustra
! its faith with the people; The present Governor
Of the State Of New:York, in his message to the
and during the greater part of the session last
! year the Merchants Association Of the City OF
iabored unsuccessfuiy with the Republican Legs,
lature and the Republican Governor TO bring II
1t is not necessary for me to attempt an ex-
position OF the principles of our party adopted
that the mind OF every Democrat must be en-
crossed with them as they were presented by our
ceptance of the nomination on August 5, Every
citizen irrespectv9 81 party comedies that never
presentation made of the principles OF party.
FEATURE OF NATIONAL CONTEST.
In each Presidential contest some feature apart
from the candidate and the platform impresses
the minds of the PeSSPfe; In the OF 1895
the unprecedented personal campaign that was
made by william J Bryan In ,oS years airs, to come
readily reverted TO than anything else In cOnnec-
ton, with It, When the history OF the campaign
OF those who may read IL as much as the fact that