New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
REPLIES AGAIN TO HILL
ODELL ONCE MORE ANSWERS THE
ATTACKS MADE on HIM
tBY TELEGRArH To THE TRIBUNE. J

JBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
! Rochester. Oct. Ex-Governor OdelI and SEN
/ ator Depew advanced the interests OF the Re
publican party greatly to-day by addresses at
| Auburn this afternoon and in Rochester to-
| night. Two meetings were addressed 10y them
| in Auburn and great mass meeting in Fitz-
| hugh Hall here tonight. They left Sy racuse to-
gether this afternoon for Auburn. and then
| came 10 this city. Similar topics were treated
| by both at Auburn and here There we're three
| thousand persons al the mass meeting here.
In this city 3 few nights ago ex-senator % "a.
r. 3il called attention 20 the attacks OF Demo-
! cratic newspapers on Governor OdeI accusing
him of having 4 self-interest in modifying the
arrangement Of the States charitable institu-
tions and Of the State hospitals for the insane.
Governor OdeH to-day both AT Auburn and here
took up these attacks which based on his
loan 10 a grocery firm in Newburg In his
speech tonight he called attention 10 the fact
that Daniel L. Lockwood. of Buffalo, one OF the
most prominent Democrats in the State a
member Of the State Commission in Lunacy
which supervises the financial management Of
the State hospitals for the insane.
At Auburn this afternoon the Governor said:
The recent utterances of ex-senator HnI the ac-
STAT. wherein he seeks to impugn the motives OF
the Governor by charging that the changes made
mercenary purposes. are familiar TO YOU l met
institutions. The hrst was TO the effect that the
b sSTafe 3ofWithstandinE the claim made bIt Mr.
AIN inGiaatin thai large part of the two millions
OF dollars which have been appropriated for food
and supplies Of these institutions had gone to that
firm.
which has been in existence twenty years. has
sold goods to the State nstitutions-eXclusive OF
for the last SIX yeSTsto ihe extent OF Ss5Vo
telephoned to Mr Matthews and asked him MN what
Sa65 ,Inor the total saes bni we had tea con-
tract which. through your efforts in making
live m 10 IL. $1,000 So that / 81 100 out
OF pocket by my business with the State, and do
These statements are all easily proved, P5,,o The
citizen and # any one here present or any
on sjEa,nTo,-e hem il he v.iI como "a me / viii
make an effort 10 throw open him the books OF
sgeFE sSd EceTica 'iSi help to assist him in his work
TWO or three years ago we had In IN this state the
! DIe Of New-York Citv and all the Empire
through the wisdom and through the patriotism Of
| the people of the city Of New-York and their
| desire to rid themselves of this unneces-
sary aPPeadiase tbas was bo bsd made mis
| takes IN the past would not repeat p them
| ers who had made Maynardsm and HilIism a by
| word and reproach IN the state or Newly ork
& Bat centre @ Of all this political discussion repre-
santing the Democratic party is the man who made
I
/ 49, state sent 10 the United States Senate
Ibo would not have been there except for these un-
| lawful and Illegal acts
Tbis man speaks OF attack upon the judiciary
nv the present administration but forgets that two
- ,be acts which crown the Illegal period referred
- U.ere the removal Of two county clerks-one IN
| SSCl,Jaea - County and the other in DutcheSs-be-
,-, tbsv would not obey him in preference 10 the
- cIu" "a that the Senate absolutely secured,
DtitoL made possible the continuance OF Democratic
! "4LI.,I three years until, nushed with
and this boss sought 10 put IN the
t ~ Appeals the instrument through which he
OLl 80 This work And then the decent people or
Hlu SO of NeW-York arose In their might ana IN
the m, TrTath and crushed down the party that was
RESPONSE re the issues which he seeks to hide
hesT from you by appeals 10 your passions,
ana SpoaaIs 10 the minds of men who think that
~ DSS,,,,is better than content -,
eilkS tslieves that among the ranks or the work
" NJ a. our State there should ne SoWn dis
lneHlsi, 70 that the whole fabric or government
conteIilr. .,sT,hie and fall down? These issues
not suinhe i,hese acts OF which speak. and have too
iorses an6dence. too much faith in the people OF
Inuch hx,ork 10 believe that they Will pay any heed
New - TunslInported testimony OF man VINO could
be entity of these Things go. -. ,-,.A 80, -,
ass that honesty in politics Is just as es-
10 rem IS n is individuals. The great office
sentlal r1nr aS of NeWYork has never been hed un-
wor No man has ever descended TO the low
our Sta .Lat Mr.. Hill has occupied during this
depths, and | ask you 10 sent such an asper-
caIhpa.sa,, character, upon the nlsn ONCE or
Governor tw0rd as a that there has never been
you IN! !ormitted I'm the executive chamber during
an actSrahency ACT that can bring the blush OF shame
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