New-York tribune., 1904-10-02


Of the whole party and treat all its members
II is the natural tendency Of party long in
power TO become extravagant and corrupt So 700,
long successful political machine to become arbi
trary and dictatorie and in these eSmHnerGlaI la
and the positions OF power n Wh,sn their party
has PLACED them to enrich d S st Ine es
Service that party man. truly loyal to the Prin-
iis temporary overthrow that such leaders may be
az placed and the party Iaae o. yer
ATTACKS REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS,
To-day is ID h the fact tb5t thai ma5S ssSFe Of = m
highest officials are recreant to their trusts ana
tnSt the ea9eTs f the 81 stste as " "commerc, asset
and politics pursuit TO be foiloWed io5 piVtate
and the truth or falsy Of the charges so Injurious
70 the fair name ara fame OF our Ienes S5e anG e %
amned before the public not ~ ey @ the en wh9
appointed by the people for that purpose the
testimony OF the witness summoned ~ the go. Gov
Indicates that there is something graveE thar
mere wanton waste and extIa1ssahee t IN 'ie eN-
Public ofciais must be taught the ancient DeTn'-
Ss srssd @ nbSc 1nS PTyee and not for private gain
The power Of the state must not be used to pei
ORGANIZATIONS. nor the moneys lof the people us
to party loyalty or PsIIap sa5 ze1 The estora
tion TO their appropriate spheres OF az lhe cl51
being ceared P1EeIi SI n 1e the hands o the
The indeDendence Of the judiciary will be recoR-
as well as In theory Independent ana co-oIdI.
mate branch Of the govsrnment It's etpe[s esctye
will, or purchased by administrative patronage
the s'ate so as TO promote instead OF hindsring
and s,ihing Independent nominations and lnoe-
I shall endesver 20 bring about some measure OF
.eIorm by which while capita! VIII oe ialtiy pso-
tected. the wage Garner may secure his Just De,
maRds. without wasting the earnings OF his toll
rsss tTa 'uO'e''lns his family to starvation and as
/ shall use the legitimate power OF the executive n,
self-gOvernment, that school which hts the people
most efieient presefver r''5 of Civil liberty
shall endeavor to confine the Officers OF the
audited expenses. and not permit such salaries to
be sweled by gross allowances for expenses which
are never incurred, and the amount OF which Is
shall endcavor to bring about some reform in
courase the creation and afterward protect Inn
II intrusted with power. the face OF my admins
,ration Will be set against the constant en- sndeayors
Of I'D 81 ~ It and I'm instead thereof our our
State and remove the taxes placed upon the saw
ings or the widow, the mechanic and the farmer.
Il VIII also be our duty TO guard with watehful.
@ care me % m 1or Ssnss ~ t
waste OF the peoples money. the corruption ana a
prove the waterways OF the State
To the end that these things may be wrought IN
hearty assistance and the support OF ths people.
rstne G w s ,h A ssIS ~ oa 20 m atos
, Of my ability. endeavOr to Justify your choice
CONGRESSMAN HARRISON'S SPEECH.
rick's speech had subsidei. Professor Lee pre-
sented Congressman Francis Burton Harrison.
the nominee for Lieutenant Governor. who said:
thank you for the honor You have done me.
and through you ! thank the Democratic State
harmonious convention No gall and bitterness
survive those scenes scenes, at saratoga. Democrats
II is often that candidate is named at our
That you have done exemplhes the har-
m9ny within our party. The good will through
efficiency and triumphant success OF the present
Democratic administration OF New-YOrk City. Our
DemeorSSy Of the state Hohorabe ana <pS disnIred %
positions have been offered to two representatives,
of the younger party workers. The convention has
thereby thrown open Young men everywhere the
door OF opportunity. 4 mis- is an age of young men.
The Democratic party welcomes them TO its cOun-
cils and intrusts them with the administration OF
heritage OF Democracy. have. however strayed In
recent years from the historic party OF their
Democracy Is now stirring within them. They will
seIurn nd 10 us WIN one accord they will eeknOwl;
American citizenship and OF American manhood IN
our candidate for the PresidenCy-AltOn b. Parker.
our convention has framed for US the issues OF
TINS this state campaGn In the platform are set forth
with Justice We have 9rraigned the present govern
perpetuation OF that government agains; which so
many of their party are In revolt. In order TO
ton Of public Affairs we have nomlnScd FOR GoS
ernor a man long tried and long distinguished in
rugged honesty have raised him -four squares to
Cady Herrick o; Albany 0'' 'eHU'i T.
A question Of the grayest concern Is the con-
structiOn OF the enlarged canal. The people have
decided at the polls that the canal shall be en-
termlne who shall have charge Of that vast public
enteEPrse III They are I9 decide Whether they win
which have have aa STeady ~pon a similar project
IV, ShnmeIeSSiN ana CYnCQllV tn tha
universal condemnation of the whole people
sCee9 Rs Rs @ measa1e fSr o
TssponsiD1y e, nThEs m & to me II elected shall
tolerate the expenditure OF the peoples money for
vocate the appointment Of unnecessary and unds de-
sirable canal 0hicials ! pledge myself to unceas-
money. But moreover; / pledge myself TO- use
bringing the offender 10 the bar OF public iustice
The cheering for Harrison was lead by Her
rick, who produced big white handkerchief
and waved it slowly above his head twice
When this demonstration had ended PTofesso.
Lee resumed. This time he disposed OF the rest
OF the nominees IN discussing Assemblyman
Palace. he seemed to find great difficulty in de-
Gliding whether he was "a prophet not, without
honor; mot prophet with honor" or "a
prophet with no honor IN his own city" He
finally decided on the last after trying all three
Then he touched up Attorney General Cunneen
III ieW Co4esiute phIdseS ara gave way 10
him.
Al the outset the Attorney General spoke so
low to make 1t impossible for those in the
rear TO hear him. AS he continued he warmed
up waved his fists shouted and stamped,
stopped reading mis- copy and went on by
memory When ne finished. breathless and
painting, he received a cheer.
MR. CUNNEEN's SPEECH.
Mr.. Cunneen for himself and his associates on
the remainder of the State ticket accepted the