New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

credulous 70 believe. that relief would n2t ne
FetheT so fsr as the public knows. by other tie
nouneed some months ago l.s intention 70 form it's
self into legal unit Tor tn@ porpose OF e1heuee
me ,oiing masses unfair and exorbitsnt prices for
s output VIII BE be 'erSSsy of lam
cattle would Tot supply ths STATE or N no o,A
ing for the last four months? ~ -
II II true tnst everybody is doing better
than he ever did before We might well despair OF
political IN the near future In this state
ment one who lives in atmosphere OF plenty
and whose daily wants are provided for. as 20 what
sfar~e5 as 10 give proper coloring 10 our economic
condition. Take look into the crowded tens-
where the people rioting for bread and tell US
A tarin that shall yield sufficient revenue TO pay
the running expenses OF the government and yield
in any given line Of trade Is the only honest, fair
and equable tariff tax that can be imposed.
o % - by svR dss. S1g =, s bsnsss w
enterprise il viii iend supporting hand by put
ting an upon an equality before the law Tne
within The sloughng away Of an entire state "a. as
issue furnishes sufficient information as 10 the
vulnerable SPOT.
CHARGES wILFUL WASTE.
We charge the Republican state administration
l money bs ssariioS Z made with rhetor
cal ooioring that the Republican state administra-
ishing the direct State tax. and that the present
rate IS the smallest IN our history. Upon this issue
the Democracy has no need 20 stand upon the de,
fensiye According 10 the appropriations legalized
10 So ,.sl 40 The Teeeipts FOR the wear ending in
September. lsl. from all sources by indirect taxa
70 which the Republican administration can look
between the State income and outgo for the cur
rent year.
With a deficit confronting US. what honest or in
telligent man will deny that in 1913 We shall have
70 make up for the deficiency By the imposition of
he voters who have BEEN in the hasit Of paying
sIaii state taxes upon real estate into tne oensI
ministration are entitled 10 credit for relieving
them from the burden they have heretofore borne:
The property accessible to taxation by reason OF
increased valuation. and from other sources, ex-
available for such purposes under the administra
ton OF Governor Flower The tsx IS not the test
eminent Is sdministered m recsleSs ana ; eH.
rights and for political partisan purposes We
urge the contention that with an honest and eco
the government can he adequately maintained in
manner commensurate with our dignity and size
there can be no excuse for the large and eTtraya.
S,,r Re4EnbIiSn Observation-Disclosures Tbe Closing wear
OF Governor Flowers administrations Si51713.-
To- or i M sa ander 1hS od ih IS ssiS Phs
Enormous and useless increase Of nearly g. OOOOO
Is susceptible Of an honest explanation. II Is
ofSee %,,S large salaries attached thereto and a
criminal waste public funds for which the party
in power ough: 70 be arraigned and condemned al
In the passage OF the acJ that is popularly known
as ne oosil = iGaSS D. ~ NO from 1aee -. ~
pitals the State administration struck fatal blow
g. s S o. t '1lsy hsHye een Snsd sed M m
models. not only from an architectural. but from
OF the civilized world.
SYSTEM DESTROYED.
The eject Of the present law has been I3 70 com com,
pletey destroy this system. 50 carefully ouiit upon
% ana neSies over 70 the mereiess care Of Poti-
cal EEuTeneaQ- 4 place has been made Tor a de-
sisning politician al salary largely IN excess OF
ben aGPf under The sPeeons gg.e % e0aomyb H bae
been demonstrated that the poor. unfortunate pa
heats, unable 70 make known their wants OF
food allowance 10 maintain their physical well be
ing. The dietary now in force. according 70 the
know. is below the actual physiologieal require
The great waterways Of the state, which had
their inception under Democratic administration
fon Fs N 81 'iS ho Prsetes Utility To render them 1T
for freight competition large Improvements must
tion of our cities By indirect means, benefits the
- he 10 disp4IIe but hat large BENEFITS would
come 70 or cities by 50 snargng our canals ,, as
pIsces ITSELF sgGareiy on record in favor OF such
i1,,TC,-fr9e-t ~ the canal system as wiH meet
the practical requirement OF the times
,6 '4n o4h oq altitude in az eear n and eoHce Ian
gusge with nsught Of sm6iguity vii attract -, 70
lieve IN the greatest liberty and the lowest quan-
b. with the misfortunes and neverses OF the pas
is not a hopeless one. There are Democrats
enough in the State of NeH-hork. PROVIDED ye
unity them N a common cause, 70 set the
State over in the Democratic column Stripped Of
the last vestige Of power. spnrned and spat upon
offensive partisan oficehOlders. IL would seem
s thOuga the time was ripe for Us 10 check the
defeat fast becoming a IouI re-forn our scat scat
the issues Of to-day and not Of yesterday
Following Mr. stanchheld Boss" McIaugh-
lin. OF Kings County. was recognized and pre-
seuted a resolution for the adoption OF the rules
Of the State Assembly the rules OF the con-
yention on the roIcan OF delegates David p.
Hills name was loudly cheeTed. Saying that
he represented the Nth Assembly District. John
". Kenny. a Hill man. made violent protest
against recognition OF the Herrick- -Garsde dele
gates Senator McCarTen's name both
hssed and cheered when Kings was reached.
The name OF August Belmont was applauded.
After the DeveTy outbreak the details OF
which are given elsewhere. the chair recognized
Charles F. Murphy. John ID. Mcmahon. OF
Oneida County: George Raines OF Monroe COun-
y. and Charles p. McClelland. OF Westchester
County. who. in turn. presented routine resOu-
tions Of minor Importance on motion Of Mr..
Belmont OF New-York. adjournment was taken
till 10 o'clock tomorrow, when the more inn
WANT PLATFORM TO INDORsE BRYAN.
GRADY SAYS IT WOULD NOT BE POLICY To
PUT IN SUCH a PLANK.
resolutions this afternoon il was over
placed in the platform AT the end OF the meeting
II said thai few Of the proposed planks re-
ceived much consideration. Two OF them caused
somewhat Of a furry in the committee The Lib