The sun., 1902-10-26
GOV. 0DELL IN CHAUTAUOUA
M t\D >ENiTOR DEPLII SPEik
~ III MARA t\D JiWISIUW
The Gov WernOr Answers the Charge That
the Tax on savings Banks u a TaN on
the savings OF the FOor-- Di.pOsrs Of
Charge That Itr Attacked i've judiciary

Two meetings were held in the count y, the
first a. Dunkrk AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
This meeting WAS light less than a thou
sand people gathered AZ the Opera House
where the distinguished gentlemen were
scheduled to speak Lester f. Stcaru..
state Tax Commissioner, presided. GOV.
Odoil made the principal speech He
! covered suh-.anf iallv the same ground "a
IN his BGTalo speech. with tn" addil ion
that hc referred TO the legislation taxing
the surplus Of savings banks On this
suhjec, he said.
Our Democrats friends say thai this j.
tax on the savings of III" poor IN thn
state OF MH,sdC hu-ctts they hav. "A law which
- much more hurdeu-oW" We take solely
from the drpNsitor-. and II any banking
institutions haV" taken advantage Of this
law TO rcduc" 'hc rate Of interest, they are
taxing their drposltCr- unfairly because
IN" total amount Of deposits in the saNiuls
banks of tn" stat" amount To splb 600 oJt
white the state tuN IS only 500 600 SO that
IN reducing the rat" OF interest from to
~ per cent the~" Institutions ar" directly
benefited 10 the extent OF si5pO.OD in
other words. these institutions are piirC
up u surp.us OF tn" cvc"~S Dot Wctr the amount
of IA" faN collected by tho state uHi tho
!. per cent reduction upon their total d'-
posts. which would b. 81. .son. .OOo per year
Th"v were strictly honest IN their constitute
tior of IA" law bur instead OF reducing the
rat" Of interest on"-hal: OF one per osi.'
thy should hot reduce II beyond l-lOo of
o." per cent. which IL abou, ia" amount
Of th' state tx
The thing that pleased the Dunhirk
audience IN" most Wa the G.v"ruors
reply TO senator ii.!s CHARGES. He said
hold 1t to b, trIo and -u.uk adv llacGIy.
that there l. 10 man who hI~ been .OuOrrd
with ~" Ndcr Iu-fIuu of Governor v'o
would ever dare 10 G"-ooud to such depths
that he could b" accused of u-iug the ms
tortuLr- 0i g." wards OF tii- state Tor either
n"ronurv or partisan purpo~"-. EoO"ut
pcr-oual ATTACKS. aside from the fact that
they az" a rrpro4oh upon the great or!.c OF
Governor. | care rot for hut do i.cl that
the POSITION oi toN"ri OF aud a." man VITO
il~ that on" should not b" tn" subject
oi mud ~aucuG and ahu-", d"-Igu"d rot Tor
tine rutIo-" OF correcting rNlI. but tor tuc
Luruo-" % obtaiing paiu-an advantage.
To the poop" oi the It I" am willing 10
l.uv" this matter without tutthcr eNpHnEti on.
Good for vcu," shouted n voice a, he
Governor concluded this S'a' '"ment
Senator Dep"w spoke bri Il; at Dun
kirk, giving statistics regarding the out
rut %. tho loComo'iy" work, Of that town
IN iS9G. a cpmuHrei with to-day,
Tn" Republican city 3D.! jamestown dis
arrival of the Governor and his party.
Two brass bands aud a drum corps mot
the var'y a. fa,col"r, a suburb of the
city. and esco! ed them up town in trolley
cars Cannon. rrGir" and cheering crowds
afforded ampl" eYideuc" Of the sentiment
of the C.'iycn-
A, senator Dcpew climbed on a trolley
car AZ Falconer, IA pretty glrl waved hcT
handkerchief Enthusiastically and shouted
TO her companions There's the peach.
Tive senator Instantly dufed hlS HaI and
made profound bow.
-S4e knows me-, h" ohuCked, gleefuly,
"ani shes pretty, too.
Thr"vcG irg iur"tiuew shield At Calorou ne
western suburb of tn, cltv, iuat"I Ga thau-
tauuua Lake An auditorium with "a .ral-
ing CAPACITY of 1000 was filled County
Judge Jcrum. y Fisher presided Gov.
Udeli reviewed the legislation enacted iur
theyeduction oi the tan rate and Nofrd
ia" various attacks that had teen made ON
hi- record He continued
1t is plh god that iltdc tu attack uron
tho ludlCIhr" when a suggestion Nt- Iu4de
fora TEMPORARY lu'r", :" VI -" to. =" o' Judges
oi th" state. Having under consideration
what il meant 10 o." taxpayers o. \rW lork.
| suggested -" TEMPORARY assignment nj
county ldg's to -"rv" only ultli ~" ,Il-
"ndars could +" cleared M. >" MAY Ia th"
great CITY OF New York tier" would not be-
~ under "'.-tuE conditions. a practical
denial pI lu.tio" through tic DELAYS la ltI-
gan,s and those iutcT"St"d II. lccil Ui,alr-
I haN. been charged V.tN 1'''uT,'iHg 10
,.iw ~" ud''I1rv, TO SUbr"'t Oh" q! 80
judicial d"p"ruouts oi -, ~ Il" - IoLtl..I
influence. lo" !HT ti.- t~ from t'r trtt. cal.
h" shown 10y IN" u Nii''H"i' irti 'riot' tie
suggestion WhIcn | mad" ,osid he, acted
rron !, would La,, b""n ny''>.s-'r,y to l!y"
STAT" in the form ol e Constitutional t,Iu,ul-
uIrrt, and 10 my" u bt,-"d uIuu by two
Legislatures. and under no rIrcuirsIau
hrComing op"r,tv" urtii H." b"guulng of
the Year l'll
IT, speaking Of the ability of the Judges
who w"r" 80 be assigned TO th"sr positions
h" said.
1ho-n who critics" mat suggestion r.,l TO
pr.-cnr Ch,oi Judge Of tlr Court %, Npp,,l.
N ptrl'"r. and justices la1dou. Ilr-ohh,rg
smith aud "'rr", i1on W.r" County dudro-
whose po- tiuus Hcr" tor above thm oj County
Judge were elevated 10 IA" Surrrur count
bench in it'ir own counties under III" con.
Stlp'lpu Of is1i. without " E"td o! Criticism
as 80 tu'ir ability \o ONE tl'p ,iUiIHsd that
luic" part'r 'nd Other. "h" Ncr" county
Judges Or Ng1oghi"-, we're unfit for the
supreme Court h'uch, and 10 .-pyrsiOr- were
maI" upou i.r.r H'.lIt. p. tE" lawyers ui the
STATE | had Ia Wiud li-o ln ryii"g rhn'
suggestion the rrrat iucr.as" viich he'd
O.'I'r,i ~tu"" ls9I N t'H "'pHra'- Of tire
mdic,.,r,. ~ iurr.a,, ui unarly sGiuuul an.
uu,lls b"tW-ru th.' scar ami VA" v'rr Irr.
tor Hh'rh t'r 'uNNN'T> ut "'cr' Judicial
district ~" assessed, ,~ v"i a. N" Stttr At
that could hiV" benefited amy party, hrcal!-r
the ,ui"gudrd- wh.nh hay" been thrown
around -" -"l'Cfipli pl Judges ana d"Si
tIous ia 10" Court Oi Npp,H j. and appoint
mont. 10 N.tCuuCIrs b. tn" siIfu'ioi Vo.it
Nlvr prevented VI" 'l"rtioi Oi any man OF
mediocre ability ar. II ,"t",'"I, hI> dor iII',Ou
by ia, IppOiuttnv I'u"'I,
This il sufficient ans W"r 10 In" clam that
tins proposed law wa tor pohtiCal ':"ot
hold thft the Judiciary should be- absolutely
above purtl~au-hir. .ud that in every decision
aud IN every action th'v should be guided
hv the law of ~" land .uI not hN ,i,~iir
to advance the p"r-nuIl or uoiili,l lutor",t
oi any ono. uud II cannot b" truhully ,la,mod
that there has b"rr sound ha-i~tDI such A
thtTG" since "a" Maynard episode Of - low
vrlr- ago ~" Sucg' ~'iou winch PLACED
IN tho hands 0t tlr tI."i Judr" ol every
Appellate bjNlsIOu tN' power 20 designate
tho" Nho temporarily s"r'" on tho bench
in New York city l. th" out, One ol this idea
and will Civ" to every country district better
sorvic" and more tam" from those Who pre-
side ovcr IN" Nuprrm" Court of hose dis
trictS II nothing "lS" has boon accom-
pli-h"d. this ,ionr will result m mach good 10
th" pcopl" OF NJ" sat"
senator Depew in his opening said that
he would ike to 50" the Wall Street baI ker
candidate on an anti-monopoy platform
discuss the iss,i"s of the campaign with
Gov. Od"ll. whom he characterized a. a
plain, blunt business man, The crowd
choercd One enthusiasts yelled He
dascu't." NO repeated Senator Dcpow,
he dascu'j
NJ Lynn Bruce Of Ecw York delivered
an adlrp~, iu which ne scored many