New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
ODELL AT OW ECU
THE GOVERNORS ADDRESS TO MANY
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.
rpv rrrr9RAPr 10 THE TrIBUHL.' ..
By LE-L''A- co,erpor OdeH began to-
- od6rszses at county fairs situated II
~ eon+74rn tier of counties Of the ia A. -
dressed MANY thousands Of people - c,oie+z,
tha fair OF the Tioga County 80 tho fair ~
.r,5 +,r7orrovv viii make an address a. r -.
ai-'- - NJ ct. Agricultural Corporation
80 r-.Eo;. ,T,he Governor departed from -11O9!S
rear midnight last night IN coz. - CroI,rob4a
brother Professor G. c d OU7 cr.baro his
v-riyerstv Network, and james ..r1,. tbie
private secretary. and allt.0I -,,error was vel
morning Al Binghamton the 90 $50 ~ The
$3.50 ~ william \ Srnytn, Eul'0i
Ovve=5 Times, James Forsyth anu s - - Nv
nan president OF the city. ana " Wa ~ Co.
snytn's home. Later IN 'he aIa -, q carriage
error and those with him were ian - -, +I'o
80 49, ,f+,- md finally to the cemetery Oh tle
hin o,-4rIooLing Owego. There tHe 1+ d.
tied the grave of Mrs. Plat VIZ "a nov, ,-o+es
Senator Plat formerly h'eu -, - A. e,,,,+,rs
--ra Governor was visited al MI "lHS 81
.i7i5 rr,ire by AssemblyIhah James l.
- - E,i,,,r,a 07tcn who Will prooaoiS ie'u ,t7
r2enuhlcans Of the Assembly mex "a. -,
Frank NJ Baker. of this place. ono - "
80 49, c,a+a Railroad Commission
OF 'g 0'' ~ :, Johnson. of Waverly, saw
IN [ later Mr.. Johnson subsequently
la The Republican party was never III -
condition than it is to-day II us J5,,,a
shall roll much more than ''e u
majority" s..t,, e+o+a
7 ..TIos Governor OdelTs policy OF reducing HIa'7
80. a,,,t3iro 70 do with this result"
.e7,,era e ne question about it: it has said the
! ex-senator earnestly. % .,, 1T.
processon was formed al LOU . Cio-N 'i'
81 +oraoo- and Governor Odth was escorted 10
az 80 ,,n7e bv Company Il Of Binghanton.
- +ba NarioraI Guard There he as welcomed
nv ? ron-oartisan committee composed OF leao-
ing Republicans and Democrats. Martin ,. Lyhch'
.o;rrns, cf the Democratic County Committee,
Among the members OF the committee were AS
ser,b1vroan 7 S Hanford ex-Assenihlyman D. F.
Witter ex-AssembNman EpeneJus Howe. e&-As-
sea2blyrnar Nowlan and ex-AssenL lyman Latlrner-
The Governor WIS taken TO a platform anc the'e
vas greeted by Howard n. Robinson of Foster,
rrasdart Of the agricultural society OF the county
Mr. Robinson in introducing the Governor. said.
turning to him:
have the honor Of presenting =. man known n
BY his Wonaertui and 65eH capnIsuse1 stand
exalted the pages OF national hlStory- o nTe
the great pleasure of introducing Governor odeH-
THE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
Governor odel vas greeted with prolonged
cheers Opening his address he said:
pleasure 70 come f to Togq ns Goun oss be to
h l 9rs bis bis qilesi9nce ana am sure no mat
ter how much We may differ about affairs OF State;
the or 4oa5 = IeI s ana escWere in
the State. AppIauseJ The man that can hold
sIleliance Of such county must he worthy Of
regard. ,ApDlauseD
He continued in rart:
The interest Of the State ard It's desire to make
successful these gathering i found not only in its
s-rtc b,rea, in sending out information for
the benefit Of all those VINO desire it This policy
cannot be considered pater-I ism, because one
Of the functions Of government Is 70 aid IN every
way in adding 10 the wealJa OF the state, and
whatever adds TO the prosperity Of me farmer ana
10 the sum totsl Of Dement'S The farmer dos not
receive ms recognition a. matter OF favor nor Is
represents but one of our great industries. Nor
does ne man Wao Is employed N oeheI pHaT2
tEpte-so 70 oe Ue.sI''--, -Nsr. d ~ Sac a. n
}ae powers nat nave pen ~ or 10 sac are
revokabe at the pleasure OF It's citizens, Wa thus
entirelr mon the consent Of the governed. gov
eminent whose purse strings controlled and
whose functions are exercised 6S an an ns t
proRe,rty and the interests o. is people
While. therefore. We are IN THIS cirecuon extend
sources We are At TIE same time e@te 3 q4g
II 1hase who labor are undergrad e the hours OF
toll long and reach beyond the proper d.
vision Of eaC3 day. thereby interfering not only
vtth the health. but the Intellectual Improvement
os the wortuEmaa. then tho state. which has for
its hrst object his commitment and happiness
should correct such conditions So. II the sum
2 Pad 9' fe Though sGc5 prod
who lahors whether he be the professional man or
srordi7gv So 100 With the farmer. II through
the facilities which are afforded him and which
brought nearer TO MS door hts crop is increased
IN volume and iu value then the State has per
formed another duty.
HONESTY PREFERABLE TO SUCCESS.
s-arecrast is broader than envy. Honesty OF the
nation IS Of more importance Than party success
ExtravaE auce IN government Is never eNcusable
because II leads results that not only bear heav
dun the conscience OF citizenship. Taxes should
only be levied when necessary Tor the proper ad-
mIristEation Of the states affairs Unnecessary
taxation Is as unjust wilful mismanagement
but all should contribute equally in return for the
Protecuon which IS afordsG MS pracIpie %
slogan Of parties because IL REJECTS the demands
our 3eoble a tax rate that uror its face Bears the
marks u economy there should be no dissent from
the universal approval that Is due for such per
Torrance. Equality Of taxation should be the
States policy, insisting uFon a proper contrloutlOn
49, +hor,r ,H5iIiJ, burGening such interests
ard accordfnc, to all the benefits u which they
entitled without infringing upon the rights Of any
highest order and ore that should command tbs
respect # all
DUTY OF ALL CITIZENS.
You man who are interested in agricultural pur-
industry because of your associa atoms and because
Of the necessities which surround you are as We'll
or better able judge Of th=-e achievements than
population or whose accumua lions OF wealth would
seem 10 make them more independent than those
returns Of labor The intelligence Of our people
can always he depended upon 10 rsbuke wrong and
to correct evils, and IN the Work or ouildlng up
and increa sing the Importance Of our State You
are bound - perform d prominent part: How neces-
appreciate all OF the conditions which surround not
only our state. but your local AFFAIRS How heces..
service to others IN the work that is before
Il IS duty commend and assist those who
are discharging these rnportant functions and 20
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