New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
BALKs AT COAL PLANK.


rs a Saving in tsKstion. but omit to tel what
The Fenuine abolition Of state taxation through
county leyies and the substituu,h 81 .G s
certain sdvantages; but the way in which the ~
publican party has sought 20 eohi In 10 i NJ
Justice n Is suicient 90 cite a. an instance me
nTSs,s Of savings banks every dollar OF which be
longs 40 the depostors. and The tax upon which Is
qualified 10 bear me burden, 49,.
troier and Attorney General ATTEMPTED 70 enforce
further tax upon declared dyleeIdS que q, ~
elementary principles Thar y has th as lar fI s
closes an unWarranted prejudice on the part u the
state administrator against the one KIND OF ac-
s sSTiREs % t6 s thirty IVA %age Garner
WHAT he SAYS OF THE CANALS
The plank u no Democratic platform in relation
70 the canals 81 me state seems 10 " 6'd /, ~
prefer.noe 20 that OF his own convention. ZAP,
plsuseD This a tribute 70 the saEacity and good
hath OF the Democratic convention which should
There are gio-day hundred villages and towns
along the Hudson and through The STATE IN a coI
az once b. fe1itslized ihe ports inc Great
Lakes were MADE as FULLY tributary TO our sehe'al
il should need no areunent 70 prove that The
ioi-ed - ~ ,,if.re ~ i,e ,nief mort But whereas
EeWYork city once had % per cent 81 me ie6'er
cent. and comuerciai experts are agreed thar ne
easi factor lE ne @sclli %i IN f rilroads in
their freight charges combined with the IaliuiS "a
state Of reasonable efficiency What are ca!leo tIe
canal counties pay about nlne-sl1'hs % o1IS non
habitsTion ~ The canal Nevertheless. the efforts
IL The Repubiican pariy have been given defeat
ting canal improvements by inciune looai J'"-S~S'
NV distinguished Republican opponent has seen
self practically on the Democratic platform an
exhibition Of political agility which j. not IRE
Quenty witnessed.
POLICY AS To STATE CHARITIES
tons must he preserved from the evils % PSS our
control This is subject which justly GlelI y 90 ~
NeWYork, and participant in the deanfI ar iti
of the national and State conferences OF e!li'i
and correction I have learned how difficult ana M
tricate is the management OF these frtt Ll.sS1N
lions. even under the most favorable c9nal,lons
The sufferings of the unfortunate WheIeNet, pa pa
tisan politics has been allowed 10 interfere ~"
known and understood TO require any special elab-
ences Of the Illinois state Asylum Tor The Insane
at Kankakee-where among other evils seaI 3e -
.Se oJle ~ he state - The dangers arising from
asylums.
IN relation the administration Of the great state
eo r S alI,horty ay exten6 10 be guided by
the following principles "a
ministration OF the State institutions | Sha!l seek
the advice ana coi9peranon 9i me i stte Sho
nave given 50 freely % their umt ana nstI i 10
In the actual administration Of the affairs OF the
institutions shall endeavor 10 substitute philan-
control with such alert and intelligent supervision
as shall prevent eNtrayaeanee or any otneP aus
and shall, through cooperation with the mahagets
assist IN making the charitable and reioTmatory m
~ their kind Il is my belief that State insttu
tions should be managed by ind,ldua! ooaras; non,
States hest citizenship well as 81 lis diFersihed
Indicated This system OF governmental checks and
balances Is one approved by experience.
Beyond this, IN seeking 70 secure the eGo.1 Il o.
administration in State affairs 20 which the Demo
cratic party is pledged shall endeaYor 10 prevent
the scandalous payment 81 attorneys fees from the
State Treasury 10 members ~ the state ieGsltIte
$40 @i.,s1n" 10, - n, ,-srious bra1cbes ~ The
state government rather than allow the insane to
he housed IN three story. non-hreprooI structures
adopting the more economical two story cottage
sEsteml or 10 permit the untorluna'e WARDS OF me
state 10 be deprived OF such simple articles 81 diet
am especially in sympathy with the declaration
sor D,,,rtet, 49, FS III -, $3.50 ~ -, iS ~
Controllers office Of the city Df New York apVr-
ciate tho extent 10 which corrupt and eNtrayagant
goyernment 81 cities Is fostered by legislative in
believe in me absolute independence Of the
s1dicary and Us freedom from executive influence
shs principle must he preserved The har q the
nents upon he independence OF he iudieisry made
aa qt st - npies ~ ths present executive
S.ste - ORR i iar behlnd the state 81
roads arc essential - nrostabls fgrn,i~C cs' IA
favor system u State aid 20 the local road
strucuon and Improvement which win secure con-
such manner that the advantage ~ long distance
thoroughfaI"s may DO harmonized with the needs
IN cop2cllgfion. congratulate YOU uron the many
Efforts in ne p6Tv cause and asR the ca my
flon - every citizen no believes with US that a
nftsts may 10 better suhserved In tho government
or tho state. CApplauseD
DESIRE To HEAR MIR. RULGER.
When Mir. Coler had ended his speech Mr.
Stancbhed introduced Charles y Bulser. can
e'dste for Lieutenant Governor. Mr. -Bulger is
a finished speaker, and there was universal
aesir" 70 hear him say something not cut and
dried. He kept TO the card. however. merely
thanking everyone and saying that when his
colleagues and himself were elected they would
do their fun duty.
we stand adjourned" said Mr. Stanchfeid
President Bowling Of the Tilden club made =
gesture OF remonstrance and said that there
w"re irrepressible demands for remarks from
Edward NJ. shepard.
PROMISES FROM Mr.. SHEPARD.
The welNn rang for Mr Shepa,d lonp
enough for him 20 recover from his great sur
prise and embarrassment. and then he made
a speech in which he said in part:
Il have no right TO speak here tonight but
cannot refrain from saying that Mr. Golfer
and his distinguished associates viii have the
united and vigorous support Of al the Demo-
Gratis of this State and the cordial support Of
good citizens outside the State. Nr. Coler and
his associates honor two causes In their ran
didacies. The FIRST is home rule in this State.
The Republicans persistently and consistently
carry out system OF centralizing the local
self government of our municipalities in Az
oany. NeW-AOrk suffers from this Republican
programme. Mr.. Coler and his associates have
thelr faces against this Capitalization Of local