New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25

for Secretary of State; John G. wickser. FOL
without physical violence It takes no stretch of
the ina gination to picture a committee on plat
form embracing in its membership the present
leader OF the state VINO VIII expan "ai bracfng
Devery fresh from his conquest and victories with
Tamnianv Hall with individual notions upon re
form. without change of principle. 1t is TO antici-
make nominations which are genuine, which stand
G5 VII e Pr mp STATE Where She should
beong-in the vanguard of the States ..
passed, and anticipate that Of two years next 10
come Prophecy has Grystalized into perfoPmaan g
deferred and what the gsople have had right to
ton fails 20 disclose aught but what subserves the
best interests of the State The people are soon
tween performance and promise. between wise
policies and idle 9 an nrorsfe
squandering of its resources; The Republican party
lives by good s the fFr PadT Ge
and the candidates to be nominated will be apostles
of our belief 1t behooves US. therefore to select
with wisdom. and support with sincerity and
ceases to be true it will lose It's POTENCY when its
the people. Leaders lead when pointing a way IN
which the people are prepared to follow.
WORKED FOR THE NATIONS WELFARE.
election fell in the same Year. our Candidate for
Governor gave his time and strength in the arena
suit with responsibilities of the gubernatorial office
Has he or has he not been In his his
% Has he d has he s 9t ben his oya 10
word? Has he or has he not walked in conscience
and performed in integrityI II our hearts and
tinued. If. the other hand. we believe to the
he would n95 h to ead ag ana q9o
ances are in the same key; and together they make
PLANTATION nor apology. Official misconduct has met
with his official and personal rebuke wherever
fciais when their dishonesty and mala dministra-
ton have demanded action The public funds have
tanned with the least expenditure. Unwise legisla
an mas 4e has T BEEN Paceor to he people and
their voice heard in council
reasons therefor have been frank full and honest
The care of the States dependent and suffering
siderations Merit has received his reward and in
Of his party educated in the history of his State
and nation, his conduct has been marked by highest
him be judged CONSCIENCE hdelty ana honesty ne
they will mark his second term as emphatically as
n IS no mean contest that we about to enter
upon The Republican party had made Its history
n Saz OF b sae nhapers IN the nations his
tory. Exploded theories of finance the public
COMMERCIAL misfortune have alike been favorte
topics with our political opponents How to live
sheraton have been discussed with brazen effront-
y
with dissertations of militant democracy. and the
leaders Of Coxey's army of political nondescripts
they might have the first choice at the public
In the present as in the past. the public interests
will be best subserved by continuance OF the
p! party IN eontnaed in authority its
next two years of history will keep the Empire
TneFe Of Sse SUCH result will
readily brought about by the 81 nhe
now second
After Mr. Hedges's speech Senator Ellsworth
said: Are there any other nominations"
This caused laugh. Senator Ranes moved
that the roIlcall be dispensed with' and that the
convention cast vote as whoe Tor MT
Oden. He was ruled out of order and on the
rolIcan each county cast n united vote tor MT
oden. Kings's 49, votes cast by MT woodruff
brought forth applause New-fork vote also
caused applause. Ex-Governor Black cast the
votes of Rensselaer,. Senator Platt cast the vote
of Tioga, and was cheered to the echo
Governor odeIl was declared nominated for
Governor, every vote having been cast for him.
HIGGINS FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Passing to the nomination for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, CONGRESSMAN vreeland. of Cattarausus
County. in nominating Senator Higgins, said:
The demand Of the people of the State of New
York for the nonff,a ton of the candidate whese
name shall present reached me at ,S fi be og a
In fact. it is needless for me to MAKE So last
marks. The gentleman from New ork %ho 40 t ~
addressed you laid all that could De SAG q, OF o,
Democrats and the gentlemen preeeoing MN , coe
cred all the ground of national state ana N IoSai
politics. Out the utmost western Hrnils OF New
York lies Lth District, made UP or the coutes
Of Cattaraugus and Chautauouaz 10 tne wess OF
them lies Ohio. the mother of PRESIDENTS alo 70
the south Pennsylvania, the Gibraltar OF RepuD-
Hcanism.
The man shall present is not candidate In t ais
sense of having sought the Office He not oliy alo
not seek this Office but he never sopgnt an r. oiSe
from the people of his district. land yer TOT hVe
successive times he has been unanimously elected
TO the Senate of the State of Newly YORK may
rather say. that from the people OF the state OF
New-York. whose delegates are here assembled
has come the demand that under the name Of 3
= Odell, jr-. upon the Republican banner shaiI De
paced the name of Frank Waylan higgins, OF
Cattarausus.
Other names have been mentioned for our con-
sfoeration. among them the name Of the man VINO
Tor greater length of time than any other mas
occupied the seat of Lieutenant Governor need
not say refer 10 the Hon. Timothy l. Woodruff
But MI Chairman, the duty of a nominating con-
Tsntion is TO nominate ticket that be elected
ihls The convention must do regardless OF persons
h laa regardless Of individuals or their feelings In
me person OF Mr. Higgins we have a candidate
Th 70 WIN draw votes and in presenting his name
feel thar We VIII. make mistake In having
IL coupled with Governor OdeIl Gentlemen, ] pre-