New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

are 70 be congratulated IL thaL -e---ior selected
Us candidate FOR President Theo1q2-s pres dent
Roosevelt when ne was Governor OF o. - a. vel
state ASSOCIATION with him Al 10 ION slnce ne
was called upon 10 assume the d-Iles -re- he
Magistrate OF the rarlon convtnces M ma ~
-ozseseee these 9rsii-ies ana that courage az
sincerity o. conviction which he Attl-L nd bo1e
admire. which gives 10 them ne "a v-,ich have
that those principles OF pr0tectloA IN ~ con.
brought plenty and contenrH1eI,4 5astirlItion OF
the last Democratic administrator - whose
Opposed 10 Theodore Roosevelt i .1.le~--r7-serr
CHEZ cair1 FOR merit seems be teles1 rrs-
roo lare To change the result OF 3 lection which
Us vel knows 10 those responsible for ms nom
--io- nicF Tbev Tetrai1ed from couaIillI Re
ng 10 thei- fellow delegates ms ~ - ne d.
nomination which they desired co1-a 80 ~ the
aimed and 1t could rot have been exs 3a2- which
lack sincerity. anc are tl3sT .. ,-7gr tbe Demo
--ztic ticket changed his CONVICTIONS = an a.
i.c i, r1e decision of The committee on 49, e5t
Tons u the Democratic Na-Ioral 49, AGAINST a
-iC- In fsvo- OF the gold standard -
not fact that the DenocTstle Pas +1iTs in the
iaas- are those VINO have been d-scTeoiseG T1e aI
with the contemplation OF tl 80 ~ New ork?
IS not thei- chief aim desire 10 OBTAIN IN ard
natlona! s[5lrS -2 o nave mus been d.scredited
rather tEau me berternent q so -e no
apologies. As between the Iecog F5-s !, Tie re-
Presidential candidates having geLSl =, saeb lie
-0ra
hepeo+-el - 80 ne SUPPORT OF the Republicans
&c y e- SO 20 - NevYork 70 the election Of rhso-
49, roosevelt and IN fUrtaerance q lhat pieI-se
1rr-1ised nv most hearty cooperation n
,I =. a. IL Re1llblcan success = the STATE o.
Ssw-York Of far greater importance Is rs1'1
Lcan success in The naIion-
NO STATE ADMINISTRATIONS
The Democratic party. at its cQHyen [s[e e erges
80 -sSF sgs71s- rhr administration OF the aI-aiIs
Of the Srate o. the Republican party curing rnS
Tau~ tan
not De here TO-DAY 70 accept yo-5- ~ es-7s-s and
as Lieutenant Governor places me II 4 80
know what mas occurred y - - r7-e---7erlr
-iCn during tnls pe-0C Of Rep-o--A 80, - - 5S
ana errphaIica ,y deny the charges therein maze.
80 --bsv -E1-re "a with exrravagance. and
then advocate politics calling Tor ne -A1--,--
era expects, n go nc ne statute books can
ne T0sr7ocreriC rar-y point as evidence o. ma
7t-isr-a -ior 7er IN motive or results " naf-
ever legislation has come 70 the executive t1Sl mas
rejected by veto. which veto has never oeen 0vsI
-ldden by the eglsa-.re II c-e1s 80 -a1 me me
Democratic party point % sPe-l--- - a. 3;5s+eS
throGeb siaTe leg station. as was the case II the
cjtsvS and 1erpe-ual caarter IN the growing por-
cton az New-York CRY re- q ral-roau ccI oIt--1-l.
n the ma cement Of De-2ocratc safe ana IA,
ticnal a-atrs II the STATE Of New-4orA e-rlchea
When We came into once We found La sys-
over 80 a. ans re CCr-rollers e1ice tae e2leI
ar6s contrary "a aE. records ot corporation axes
ke1L y nel.. lis 80 ,5-,e h ri-,e v-f-h@Ur az
rhO-iry ID t-e Interests o. eerca- corporations ne
s-trutio1aI officials rerl.-g uuasr CHARGES pre-
terred IS oenoe--tl- ,.o.e-.9- ~ s wing e,e
Gers n rarzs1 6--ss-sorne of 5nese facts were
] rad lie hoacr TO be q member
EXTENDING INDIRECT TAXATION.
-t-. ella n--a q
T7erlsr 1z-rT .5d-essed t-selE The Neaznes8=s
ls-.s = ZIG ----- - =
81 ezie-dEE -ae principle Of indirect taxation,
axes t-asa sar5orat5-s H. revenues o. ne state
lesrv 80 n I54 me Rs6lBlican party.
therefore IN a.=ce1ag i--e-- % the conl-garce 81
555rA.rs o Tie interests II those z-h0 cv1 me
-g-.s-- -'e ao 1's go e7-@'9 "a &c CHI
The Democratic platform claims thar there &C. q
ror-ar suspicion u u tl- -ood lam. 81 ne ,--r
Aa-1-i N 15.es Il specs ana indirect ravslio-
because x lie TAX G1an the sur1.ls OF sa.i-ss
80 7rr..-- --ser-5- ~. =. 70 800 $3.50 -
f1ri-t ED t-cEz-ly Wl-le AZ me TINE rhe AK
upon re rIrpilE 81 av-ng- banks was imposes ne
--@ SloH me sac y liquor N The : ATE renders il
arro---e ana $500 - . 80. J. eie-tea' 70
as Eg215 2..5 parry n us glatf9rla and ~
roads. DURING the ~ seven r-a~s e IN an $50,
been expended by The State t6r this purpose and
Sound public sert.ne-- fsvTrs a ..,,r't,-.-,-~, =,
tElz policy Bv re~s egtgts..--
contributes 81 cents 10 eve~7 COLA ~ ~ssb g.
pended bv The Etfe-e-- -r7v-rl'--s -
a60--es IKE --0-a- '----'s @il-ch haFe
Cheir highways This sratgra .7eI,-es ~ go -, -
cary choosing 70 take advsrtase ~ RS sf,-,g
practical and substantial state aid rLa-ebv dis-
trlbI--lE tle benefits az STATE a-----a-cr H.
n al parts o ,o-,--rt..- -t-'.-s
takes no backward step uDon me srbte~r % 800
roaCs. -1-' ~ SS'D
During The last a.z+- 49,. 81, s -
lard n the Adirondack and CatsAtu rarks bas besr
al CT The land WI an rhe area ~ these - t+
te TIE property II rhe State thus f1si-i1 1rotc~-
Lcn 70 the water supply O. The state g-rHa .
t9rClrg park for the peopie ara ! ~.s,r-s - -.