The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-31

otHri was A. W. ~ o.
JAMES N. lack SPEAKS.
Assistant United 81 ates Attorney Gen
eral James NJ Beck wlS the first speaker
introduced by Richard T. Greene. presi-
dent OF the West Side Republican Club.
He addressed himself a lnost entirely to
national issues, saying in part:
men to The A Fed ds 'e Cove ': mcnt Sa. SreH;
young man to the rnior, Its brave in;
a strenuous people submit TO you, gen
tiemen. that we can sum No our platform.
words. Theodore Roosevelt.
] want TO point your after vion to that
OF %A highest rT Teca,a az .Ss Hd
| refer to the fact that under the Administra-
ton OF President Roosevelt the.s mas 20 been ~
capital 10 unlawfully-l use the word ad-
visedly-oppress the wage-earner and the
We recognize that, as civilization means
cooperation. cooperation means opmpina-
ton but the anSsh spsasns peoP haze S
the subject Of unlawful and extol Conate
monopoly
Therefore. when the shadow Of the trusts
who only wants to be right. determined 70
,ss' wse IN undcq FEDERAL
consumer by unlawful and oppressive
For example, when the Beef Trust, the six
companies in Chicago. sought to exact t9eir
oS H5s a Ss tTtGg Snes s Of the
states, acting under the direction OF the
nssns1 t shsm Snd
full well that their, power OF stranRlinR com.
petition could oniy cone through 'S ,, use Of
General went into the Federal courts and by
solemn Injunction tied the hands OF thirteen
railroads from granting those secret rebates
President Roosevelt and his Adminstrs.
tiop have not only brayely chaliensed the
also. by his conduct. his courage. his broad
minded patriotism, won for labor the most
important battle in which II ever engaged
When the Governor appeared the crowd
cheered and kept on cheering for seven
minutes. When quiet was finally restored,
Mr. Beck finished his speech and the Gov
ernor was introduced.
Odells speech At Duriand's.
He got a second ovation, which he had
to stop by wave Of his hand In order to
make his speech. Part of it follows
II what / have seen to-nief4 in travelling
from one place to Q, p SS great city
have no doubt that the size OF our majority
will exceed the fondest hopes and expecta-
tons Of the most ardent Republican. Jap
The Republican party in it's platform does
not appeal to the passions or pre!udices OF
u pps some Of p the results Which have BEEN
scense that i n Seyond me but proposs
for few moments TO have a sort Of heart
70 he 1T talk with my Republican friends Of
In every business affair. in every business
concern good. sound prudent JUDGMENT
al Nli ha ON 81 AM
patible with safe and prudent MANAGEMENT
of those business AFFAIRS. SO, too, in the
success in business. make for success In the
administration OF the commemorative az
fairs.
Upon my assuming the ot'cc OF Governor.
| found that there were many useless ex-
penses and that there were also many species
and Just pToportion Of the Surden Of tases
While. therefore, attempting to reduce and
to cut on unnecessary expenditures. also
Without in any way Interfering with the rights
p[ eesfes o. sorpofst nSnS or individra AZ
the Democratic control OF the executive and
legislative departments OF the State. Slo.-
people. while this year but s7ts.ooo are e .a.
acted from the whole people az a tribute
for the maintenance OF our State.
DEFICIT STORY coSrRADIcrEp.
In the city OF New York you have received
benefit tbs year by reason of this wisdom
OF Republican administration and the enact
millions OF dol lars and We are told that this
few months e1 Se Se snf t, ,h SoTo
a sum OF money. the amount OF which almost
makes those OF US who are poor pale with
This law was supposed to be the discovery
81 N my distinguished opponent. David b.
had SesS 1S sddy under sds
administration or he never would have made
the mistake Of saying, that y was possible
the peopis Of this State burden Of ak " Mi.
lions Of dollars. because our Constitution
ssh Sns m nh S' Of dollar. Of xho, ss m
to direct vote Of the people.
CRACK AT HILL.
The Governor then defended his record
In rebtion to the insane asylum manage.
ment against the attacks Of David B. Hill,
and said
want 70 say 10 you that there is no Gov
srn"t pc1 m ps, With one esCepti9n and he
to- use these institutions for the purpose Of
asdvanC'nc h,s own personal ends. whether
he knows that the great people OF this state
would rise in their wrath, TO crush out both
the party and tho individual who were re-
sponsible for such thing
BIoGER CANAL PRETTY SOON. ~
The Democratic party. in its haste to
s ssnln secure ne support Of the people Of this
Stdl' pieuRcs NseiI 70 tne building OF n thou
sand-ton barge canal by submitting the
question to vote OF the people In 1909 The
Republ lean party, with that caution which
has always characterized it's utterances
because We want TO feel that we are right
and when We are right We want to go ahead
therefore. has pledged itself 10 this IMPROVE
ment. but II has said: We will not 70 back
to the days Of a direct tax again We pro-
pose to build this canal and we propose to
build good roads in this state without impos.
ing tax upon the people upon the homes
o! the farmer and the mechanic Applause
And we can do il. and ] could tell you in
two minutes. II ] would. how. but | do not
propose TO give that thunder away | can
tell YOU this, however. that this questi ion
will come before you much quicker than Il
j. possible for IL to come IA the RESULT OF
Democratic legislation In all OF the public
pap,r5 OF David y Hin you will not md a
single line advocating the slightest improve
ment to the canals OF the State In which you
are SO much Interested. and IL was to Theo.
dor" Roosevelt and to the present Admins
ttation that whatever Impetus has been
given TO the canal question Is due
] have made my pledge upon this aiestion
To the people OF this State In my letter OF
acceptancc, and ! believe that before thu
close of 1908 it will he submitted 10 YOU, and
j. approved, before 1904 the work will be
in progress
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