The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23

, ,eiNe. After reading the canal plank ~ the
Democratic platform, Uov Odell. in his letter
Of acceptance, adopts II in preleren,e 20 ~"
! declaration of his own party; he suddenly dis
."na.o NV nars ", SSns " ia ,pis because of
chang" OF conviction Oh his part since last
winter. when he entertained entirely dih"r-
| nay" told him thdt II might he better TO be
| N favor OF 4 on"-t honsand-ton hars" canal
! ~ lr1-t uutil after "l"Ctlonr But even " ~"
,ro PIE should Z, c"I, NJ it, full fac" value GOV
: od,tI'- rpprr"ut conversion to Demo
/ ,rifI' do, irin". II y certain az ~" h'nnn.
/ urobl,tu al ,ut.l enlargement, t"CdU." II -
Z essentially % railr Il party.
COY. "pFI. = srATI ,HALirtrs roLiCY.
The care uf ih,. insane and the stat" char
i'i"s absorb nearly "r"-third of Va" revenues
| nj the State, with tendency To ncr"a-" their
d"mdud- - thc population grow ana new
work. OF phlltnt hIopy At" uiiu"ridk'N
Zap ndtur"s % larg" ~ th'u~eiv"-. and
St4tr .louid h.. loosely Watched But III"
real ohi,t' Of thc~" iu.titutiou- -louid rot
b" overlooked " the dr-lr" 10 max" "A record
Tor economy There l. It -tnndarn ol pa,'iN"
car" aided 10y modern medical treat m"it
and iudiciou- -yip.thy
! my-cli believe thai ~" mandates oi hu-
m,nfy and "iiigh;rh"d l"Irf hIlk" 'hls
for remedial 1thcr than 'u.'odial care OF
III" inmates oi our institutions " -iouiu
y. our aim. A. lar H. po-~ihl". to cure our
n-arr and To- max" our helpless ones indie
pendent and 'dr,hl" of euri'or'nI Them.
-rlyo, 10 obtain the. result TN" uoiCr
of this Stltc Tor yrnrs has been 10 rull't high
minded aud wrll-kuowu ,'y"U- ~ ~" over
,ivht of II. 'hHritah" work ana mus 'hrIe
, ha- been d"Neioi"d - 'rS" body OF -in''r"
workers. VINO. - managers o' our init
tu',ou~. nave don" much 10 hid our n'Ipp>,
var, lie" No!nn,"Jt- N", XII i" n.r onsI
Nc VI I',',, ',,,r' ,nt,rr., nrorJsI
81 y,t,rnrt., 70 t.'tiv.- nd friend that no
orion. Dbu-e would be- allowed 10 exist
lh" atttud" oi ~" present adulitlN'fatlou
toward 'hnriinS ana th' ih'hi' uh', no""f'i'
n".m N'iE ".',,dM' -. go or,c,trntio,,
Sf ",I,p,,'i.lrr.,on Nb.uv, the urging
of a more o,onomlr instead of a phibuthropic
care. and pronounced hostility 10 local super
vision. he safeguard, OF 'ordi -ul"fv vision
10y boards o' lntldsri> nay u,'u TX,
aMri ,,",, W. 'ir,,d, h..'',, innd, ON The
,.,r,n n, min, - "hari,i". iy tnr appoint nrrt
ni Il -,.prrvi, or who. Tor many wears has been
,H.-'ocign nt the stat" capitol
II COZ. Io' -t'ln pn-.ln, Inv w. 81, i' I,
wi,,t"r %, oy.r on" hundred active manager,
of our hospitals ON charges which We're tlied
>ub,eguent To tHrr removal. and ".re then
prov"I 10 I've ha1.rNr, inc I. ", o" ,hs
nl,ined Of took pa[" pr,gr to ,IrS ~nSn sxs
I,sv ali n nt,-"v,' Of I'll, ro.iry which places
VI" car" OF thu state chnritl', III charee Oh -
acquired a. III" i1nitor OF a public building /.
FoEEsEEs A LANDSLIDE
Wbo, Il, Ind G,i.bad with hi. manu-
,;,, w. ,ni.r n,,d.d
~ 49, e., ,.,,,,,ro,,,la,, yo,, an tho sipns
-. ,.i",.,r, i, "a ,s,nnafyr rvorv day
H Nlc'prN i .n's rdhipa,en, H. u"i
,ha S. ,rhch sbow Nm, We viii ,ot only
-, ~ ,i,,nr,. I'm, yo will have a D.r,o-
,ra,ir ,an,i.IiSc nav. Noyen,b"r
,i ,u'' 80, IA 30, III collar rould
'"-'l'e 'ua N"'u wa, WI w. ~" ~,
ts excused VIM" Ire went "ul I'D see ,ht
parate. But II was too late. IN" other
haIcmnv Mr. Colgr did NOV RES resume a sea,
a, Tho gua.-s' table I'm, wen, acros. the hall
d. ~ - .af,'' ~, NJ - Cbo,ii,'
ana TOOK smaiI taoI' MN James 0hcNi'h
and Augustus \, van Wych' VINO was me
William Meade. former Assistant Secre.
tard of the Navy, made A speech of some
length on III" trust question. nm was
leaning lar over me tabIe Watching to'er'
way cross the hall and vas chewing on
crust Of bread which he had broken of a
roll that Law beside his plate
coon woRp roR rHg coat PLANK
- ~ D,,,l ill.,, n Ear,,on LII
~ "a ''h h any h. Tiiaa, -
ia, !, ,.n,ld i've ns,ioycd mo, ii. a.,,,,.
mind had .hanad The coal rlank of tho Mai.
I'll WI ~" was wy lucy WV" '''
ron.
I'M Begins TO Talk At 1880.
tries Tor Hill were heard when Mr.. her-
nan concluded, but Justice TruaI said he
wasn't going 10 Lot Hill talk uis' vet He
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,,iIo,o Co., ia,,,.,a,t 4 nv.rnnT Wbs, Wr
6 b toi wy. ~ ''Oi w mn vi
i,a.. n"''ni' PGiII ij; H. ~,
''i'u ~ "do ~, t,. ~ 80, ~
go 10 Wy P'"'lO''"' Du' 9t'd"Hs 'io'ii oir
pace sald
nave attended a real. genuine Democratic
meeting at Tamlnany Hall tonight spoke
there Tor nearly an hour. am believer il
tn. cigut-hour law and don't propose 10
violate II by working overtime In this cam
paiign.
~ reeatu EourHIii as lor ,t,, mere az
w." Ton" pn 'a,u
President / heard a r,r better letter than
that to-nisli. II was from Mr. Cleveland 10
the leader OF Tammany Hall. In that letter
h" expressed his Interest ia ~" success Of the
stare ucN't IN t'lS SUITE "hl'h he 'oNed so
we ar" p'suuing her" Tor victory while owl
MAJ ching from hall TO hail and showing the
wig w IN, IN" ., 49,. ,:..,,-,,
zion and other out -tions on the lines of his
previous speeches IN this campaign and then
said.