New-York tribune., 1904-09-16

Cd With pride and admiration we nave Watched
5qmen5 d m Of aaJ pledge both n later and in spirit
soiying the intricate problems that have since
our platform en1hodviug those PRINCIPLES under
which our nation has grown gIear. lodging no
question; avoiding no issue and apolos-Iing for
attention Of AL thinking people Upon that plat
Inc and and # i .veTv pras "a s9d
feature With that ticket and that platform
shall grandly win in November.
Our adversaries, in their microscopic search for
tons on al sides OF others and are as silent as the
shadows upon one of the greatest questions that
coI,a pS}b I1, M 1s17I[ esserti1 t99+ rSsI lave
recently escaped from luuatic asylum ard declar-
ing that they are now safe. sane ana sound" and
ask FOR the support OF intelligent people They
have already driven into the Republican fold thou
sands who viii no longer stand for thls ha-..ag
party. In their freuzied zeal FOR place ana power
5aS haf f'sTs4 s e@mRssa ca fRs 5c egF ib51 pr5
gresshe people never turn back."
4 CANDIDATE OF 10 FACTION.
Uaeer such circumstances We meet here today d..
Iii. purpose have been conni ssioned by The Re-
pub,iea1s q Western New York TO present a. "a, a
-..r IT,. iocs Iat come here ss tse csrd.date of
selted. because We have none. lie comes from
Gibraltar tst never trtr-s with duty al he poils
which ten Republican conventions have been
held this year without rOijCaN in single one
Harmony prevails and thus united stand sEoul-
an ad u mis- struggle We propose a candidate with
whom our party can surely Win
,.-@,75r vsh ~. arsairs of our Stat nor Is lie
.Ir .S,l,..tf ,l.ts The needs OF our people Prob
more careful and conscientious study 20 tie az
he has become familiar with en- its details AIS
p1tuc lf- has been closely allied VITA ne last
frGr Sepualt~aa STATE adsUirsf rStiotis He hSs
been oart % the vltsl force mat has procured
and ot-u. tie administration of each of whom
las boon .rdorsed 5y lie people of the state
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genial rarure his vel known independents and
E has !irrnlS coHsisteHtly and
cont7IaIiv stood for what ne believes 70 o@ for
~ pr5hS veat With .cnE ne s2e-5 n peli'!cs
oae who belle, IS tsar he can serve E!s party best
b. Tie hest serviG: 10 nav render 70 all the PEG
risht 10 friend coud lnveEis him into tri9inS
His public record Is an open took . which W.
invite the NOS, careful sSru,iny '7d he most
viii reveal a career untainted by any corruption.
BY aR' n ss s Ie o T WS Roose
welt Fairbanks and the nominee of this corveu-
ana honsst =noney inscribed upon our banner. ve
sna" @ oIitIsaI sSyerssPes In this campaign than
Gentlemen Of the convention. with a u12nirnity
.rnor INC Honorable Frank wayland Higgins. Of
ca'tarauEus,
MIR. PRENDERGAST's SPEECH.
William A Prende-gast. Of Brooklyn. then pre-
sented the name % ex-IAeItenant Governor Wood
ruI saving. IN part:
on behalf Of the representatives Of Kings County.
the second largest delegation in this convention.
have the honor OF submitting 10 this great gather
ing the naS of & foT Do sHe nsh m s 8Se o.
only consist IN the presentation OF his name but.
pTession ~ he deep seated sentiment OF the dele
gates from the county OF Sirgs TO voice N tae-r
r7rS ln,ie1rs r, his convcr,5u corss
.rff a
delagates arc ~ heart opposed and which their
sober Judgment resa5ts as subysrsys of good party
r,H must tgcity We'll rounosd expression, o.
here 70 ret for them, rs we'll a. IN our own indi.
KirEs county are convinced that II The candidate
w o answers t!esA res i-eue0ts o. popular feel
State % zee TO ba chosen by this convention he
would be none Other than ITS t2voTits soE; wao;;
latter dav Bepublc1nism. hos aesn among the
1artv Ti-nofEv- r woodruff os Brooklyn
The pa~ty and our candidate wee rtt'ed tew
convention" n most enS7g-nS- S-HaS. enUc4ng-s1{-
geston Public curiosity Has s-olseu az 9S O v H@ @ Ls
"oucn convention re3tG .ot1Sr-h i4-n an, an @ Sonf
softi- the touching relodp of spider and The Hy
We nave looked sc1le% oar II Ss.p 10. % opsl 81
di5atea bo,.e beer -o--unreuouslv hurried our can
die5te aScep.cd and ilept tHe pledge ot open
convention. He has beea tn" 70 nose upcn y '3se &
is honorable in politics ask that the convention
/ La a7li an
r9t scesssry to indulge in special pleading
i s or sdyanens Gins, II TIC claims a 'r no @, aS5rs 5s
ncEucs .,Ns 80 Tsr,,.s iTta-es- f5s holds unique
5lati0ctio1 among III" pUbli" men OF t1@ S'ate IN
taat he was for three terms eec ed to The .,.sh
ofrce % IIeutenant Governor That IS possesses
the n:hlic ,orAdenca is saown in ths tact that N
tho sars 1906 and 1850 the votes recorced for I'm
S19seGS,1 S11s F6r c;ov-rnor 2y TSn. ''''
No ore acton could o. would r"9oGpd o. ma, more
1,jgT a~d sattIe beyond speculation the results N
fI-saE Of tnt1
/ ~r th..- -t-ayuueilAd judgment For the talfl-
;nen ., his fs speSdid essn fo- the conseraton
81 thar spirit o. adepenCN1c- - tqo..g gT go.
e.. as a ra+lou res-s ana without which II cannot
'pGJTe Le sr,rbTeS tn. free Vii Wits
which the Divine Powe: has endowed yoli. ana 'ote
Woodruff
NJ PrarderEast's couclusioa wira 80 name OF
woodruff vas tie signal Tor a demonstration ny
RE la-.crs friends or the floor Ara I'M tho gallery
vrsab lasted several minutes. ard was repeated
/ again and again IL vain tie chairman pounceo'
/ untn the hand piayed IheTeH re go a 'i'' l'n'''.
in tEe lower house Of tn" tegislatu seconded MI
! Wnodrt.frs nomination and v. v, N'NS ot NeN-
trnor or rIigEins lie spoke o. Mr 'isgins as safe
and SAM man o, o tS me ne w"s deS.red bv ,he ma
! }ority OF he delegates
NIP. HAZARDS SPEECH
J r. r. hazard. os Syracuse. Also seconded the
nomination Of higgins. lie said:
Tn behalf of orondaSs ognt5 55S 10 second @ he
ernnr Without discouras sns qualities and Bill
ties Of other men or "tneT s'u6tass', re f Hps- e
emioently quaiHes MIN % funll the exact duties OF
the ofce Of Goverro 5 & sfF.Gs i,, OF m Me @ ears n
The respCrsibic position OF chairman OF the tor1
! ton and Ret-euchrueut followed by Two years
tietitenant Governor. has g.Veu ham rcoS, intl-
~ % e1N