New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

administration Of our courts and Larger IegiS- E
setment aaie result Of dirsct vote Of the people,
and that the total OF these necessary expenditures
ministrations They fail to tell You that notwith-
standing all the increase and necessary expendt-
OF taxation a result Of Republican wisdom, over
Governor Flower We must al reHoIlect that our
State has grown in population and in wealth. and
met and 1t is not extravaganza tut economy Of
government because, if the same conditions had
minstration IN 1888 the expenditures .of govern
EyeryWhere in the State are TO be found increased
dren of the commonwealth The Republican party
pseves & .hst s win tne advance Of civilization Me
Of population. there constant and growing de-
ia @ ., o ,IF o's 5 ms. OF orflns ana thdt tg ms
owes 70 ihsei ana 10 those who come aittr u
every facility ana every opportunity, so that the
schools may feel pride n the S fact that they
z sitzens OF state the standard of which i Is So
are charitable 20 people nowhere throughoqt o the
in their contributions more tender in their SYM
pathies; Our laws have been enacted for the pur-
inclined and who are actuated by phianthropic
motives in Offering their services 10 the State.
GOOD ROADS AND THE CANAL
The policy Of the State in encouraging the build
ing OF good roads is one, am sure which is grow
come and advantage Is taken of the wise and lib
eral laws which give the opportunity for sncr 6cr
city you are interested in traffic upon the canal.
Both parties STAND pledged TO its improvement ,
good roads and in the enlargement of the canal.
that Will not entail single dollar Of expense
TO the householder. to the farmer. TO the mechanc
acknowledging the wisdom of legislation begun gn-
DER Republican admnistTation offers no sparSn1fs SaS
that direct taxes VIII not again be imposed should
these improvements continue be advanced
No eNtravagant bills for legal services have been
incurred by the present administration. and such
allowances as We're made for counsel ICES @ 1uFis i
CURED during preceding ADMINISTRATIONS but now:
under the wisdom OF the legislature all the legai
the Attorney Generals Office.
No Distinguished United States Senator from
New-Iork has received fee for the collection OF
claims against the United States during the present
traiion Of the Democratic Attorney General This
matter. which may be considered personal ! would
Democratic candidate for Governor has invited
members Of the legislature and ii is but fair to
make this statement so that the OF the State
against the present administration that the EXecu
tive has approved items for the benefit Of members
times use the legal department of the State for
the transaction of the States legal business.
REASONS FOR REELECTION.
New problems always are before us We live
in the present, not in the past The success ot our
State and the continuance of prosperity within our
borders are Of paramount importance. We DO not
ask for support upon the basis OF defeat or mis-
takes. We prefer To guide the administration Of
the States affairs by the compass of experience,
rather than follow IN the wake OF a ship that has
long since passed. We ask for a continuance Of
support because we believe that we merit It: be
cause our policies are in the direction Of positive
and direct benefit TO the people; because hope
to continue those policies which make for success
which give 10 our people every facility for their
protection and advancement because our hope for
continuance Of control IS not based upon calamity
and does not rest upon disaster hut, rather upon
conditions which bring with them happiness and
contentment 10 the people
speech followed from Job E Hedges on the
practical political issues of the day which was
greatly enjoyed by the audience. The meeting
then ended. The Governor will address the
voters OF Auburn and Rochester tomorrow.