New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25

or the Court or Appeals henry D. SoL1Iii II
duty OF the Executive not make laws but to
enforce them, has set the machinery at Work
against the most powerful combination formed
in the country for the purpose Of discovering if
there is any violation of the law The prevention
of such abuses they may exist from time to
time or they may be brought about by greed
or m 0r OF the Execuv
honesty of the prosecuting officers and the ABILITY
pe mT in e or and
perysion Publicity would only help an honest and
supervision of these great creatures of the State
the essential duty Of the
Questions OF national policy OF foreign relations OF
fions lis gdVernment is the cement Of its
canals. its charitable institutions its public works
our Governor BENJAMIN B. odelL ir He had /, been
needs Of IN the State and he had been
business Governor Odell at once gave his at
He set for himself the task OF creating which had
al 9fs vhoh m sase ax upo the people
and the Republican party now conhdenty says 10
manager OF your affairs who has accomplished what
no other of your Governors has ever done before.
His skill and business ability are felt in every trans
/ present to You Mr. President and gentlemen.
STATE state l. '''' ~ tic (-''''1-'' 40
n L. MILLER FOR CONTROLLER.
Henry a Dickinson was then recognized to
nominate the present incumbent Nathan L.
Miller. for Controller. Mr.. Dickinson said:
The Republican party today Is faithrui TO its rs
their ssg In the ITO ayaI lust
fe e habea BY q o Ss Sise @
Because there has grown UP within the borders
of little Cortland who In all that ne mas done
and in all that he is represents the highest type
to propose his name for the responsible office of
We do so confidently because he has already
demonstrated his ability TO fifty perform the du,
ties OF that office and has proved me T MISC OF
and whose administration cannot by this conVen-
t9R nf sde 6m and you viii to the
people faithful public servant; nominate him. and
the young manhood of America will know that
within party there is room for the highest
@G propos s Nathan II l. Miller Of Cortland
Mr.. MiIIers nomination was unanimous after
q speech seconding il had been made by James
T. Rogers, of Broome.
THE NOMINEE FOR TREASURER
Assemblyman OMalley. of Erie, then nomi-
mated John G. Wickser. of that county Ior
Treasurer Mr.. O'Malley said:
or the offices created by the constitution or the
State that of Treasurer stands second 70 none ID
traton the States affairs depends largely upon
aapfment The duties of the state Treasurer under
the constitution and the statutes, are Vast ana
moneys and the enormous disbursements Of the
State can be made only by ana thr9ugn ms T 6e
Of d en 1n 6v his oGaI sanction
By law he is made a Commissioner Of the Land
once OF the canal fund, member OF the Canai
In the past the office of state Treasurer has been
dminisred by some of fsf a1ef BY George
Schuyler OF Tompkns who was Tia late, superb 1er,
Of ankns member pr or hns s'a and @
tnofon am in this State At head Of this depart
men{ mas of Congress during the trying times Of the
Cv War when Ss he and was known as the
Father of the Greenback Other names might tb be
The importanee his department is greater than
pace with its growth in wealth ana popuIiat,on;
Gvery 94 St State the easue Of tried
ability and of large business experriene,e: have AYE
convention the name Of such msnone who no has ia
every efedita3y 70 Wcs{ of 9e Eqe
10 greater certificate of his qpaltfic:ati tons could
ings in the BUSINESS world have been crowned with
succAs He is one OF Erie COUNT Gun most success,
a robtI.t constitution and firm resolve to win; he
has I'd to aT G a o ned Of Py the %
bnsiness men Of the community in which he lives
interests on the city of Buffalo His name alone is
Of Integrity t aaa f ha ha
for the beta and welfare OF his city county
whom no hethe r. a1 this the sreatest nation Of all
r .he s Rnns 5canism is of the highest best
type He always took an active inter in the
atfos, OF a ntS and this without looking
for political prefer mert himself ,.sz J.. s,,
the important dutiai of this office than he and
know az no man ma re worthy OF the honor. His
t;on will he rtA ,eved with popular approval.
not only by numtN rless friends In Erie County
and western New-YoA1, but throughout the whole
State He viii bring arength to the maSnfcept
nominated he viii surefA be elected. and will not
only assist Governor Cd II In Carrying out the
businesslfke administration of the states affairs
already inaugurated but hs VIII also give TO this
State an administration OF Inc treasury Depart
f have wof fhe OF u.s. the County of
10 Mace in nomination for the office of Treasurer
of the state John G. Wickser. OF Erie
The nomination was seconded by James sher-
man. of Oneida. and the secretary cast the bal
lot for Mr.. Wickser.
H B. CONAN NAMED TO SUCCEED DAVIES.
The present First Deputy Attorney General.
Henry B. Conan, was nominated fn attorney
General by J. ]. Kiley, who said
The Republican party true TO its acts AKA tradi-
tons in the past and its promise for the future.
always nominated candidates for office with an
eye single to the interests of the whole people OF