New-York tribune., 1904-10-14

rally Increase Il vii Be reasonanle @ -
bee1 a11- ~ -- 81 necessities occasioned
- ne sroEth IN business eE---s e-s that the ex-
p-ncicure per dollar 81 "a uariOn 9r M soL-aI
- ----9' - -ll me decade neII - 1891 and 1900
p Inl--s ana Tor the decade 1r- -5 ad5 -7e--
fo- rre Persr,a 1e---i ~ which reference viii
hereafter ue made the Total eHz ~ wealth of
-1e United States ia thar year. ts- -Ta 1ari-5
1f is0 70 1890 n which 1855 was the minimum mn mum
Eear y however the average o1 ~ ~ - av-a-5i-
1901 70 1874 IS taker the average total o- TAt-. 80
lures is fourd 70 be only - mills on me '@.-1
SAYS. ~cCO PLEDGES
Secretary raft sat down amid Toiley OF
-leers and handclappinss thar told no" deeply
home his words had gone He was succeeded og
Lieutenant Governor Higgins He. TOO. received
Il r0ustrE welcome. He touched briefly on the
state carnpaign. saying
30 courtesy or attention VIII be shown ne as
candidate of the Republican party II tHe 2s,l-ls -
campaign which shall value more a-=---5 eL-l-l -
non Il lad is birth in the supreuest epoch oI
lie nation history. when The presery aI-on @ o. % &
balance From the moment Of its inception 70 me
present time II has lived Up TO the cardlTa! pi-n-
c.ples stated IN the language q is charter - Lo
promote. encourage and sustain by a.! proper
rsg- ebsrI1fre ana TInctiaIifed loyalty To the
1,r---7eT- ~ tbe limited states discountenauctng
and rebuking by al moral and social ] nil1ei - cee
$500 ,s S1la ~ 5-5[aq-4r NJ the nation'
an not unrrIndtuI that in the second year oI
its existence II added new article TO Us Ie' & -
rio1 declaring IL 70 be- the 1uty or me 80
resist and expose corruption 10 promote reIo-il ~
our atlonal sIats sna -lT-I 1laI ei+zensbI5 s
can. perhaps. % no better -elCi'51 49, -5-lle5
sentiments which prompted the oTEaI--z4'l'i' oI
II he caoice Of the convention is ratified By the
pe0rIe ( sEau steer UT course -t lla' e--1-' -i
both STATE ard municipal affairs .
80 rie1Ee express OF implied. as % ny course
4 elected Governor has been gwen 70 any mo- mo-
rs may be proclaimed in ny public utterances OF
before the people from lrile - IN -,,a de-
-ra-ts = some for a pron0uncedly ornarasIltal
530va-ro- ~ he state 7 am plain business men.
Bur -hirk without presumption. i can ClalA
=e 4-7 = elected Governor shall see 70 il that
-re -e0~Ia ~ rhts state have an adninisrraton
predecared upon business principies ahu III winch
honesty and integrity shan De paramount -
am a Republican. and I glory in my party ana
IA its history; but partsanshlp ahd p9liLleGa a. .ss %
tiviry viii not be the prime conslaeratoh y -
selection 81 uer 10 DO rhe business Of the stare
Those under my admins SJra tlon gs!gG - re
-orrr1orvrea!th and 70 supervise its charities ana
sL3T 1-Teg-irv ana character than FOR their pot-
cal consequerce. and any man selected by M Io-
an important trust VII not 5e continued one n'ul
after the betrayal of that trust 4
The Office 1f Governor Is very largely an adIi--n-
L-9 1-ena 5'el o. - 1i,o5 IN rhe 1t-fltc service
discovery and advocacy OK new sli-e-i-@S
We ray co1Era-ulate ourselves thar TIE indirect
revenues n me state are now practically equal u
the expenditures. and that reW sources 'f llgl-ci
res,5e-ion n 1l source u reven1e-J6at IS. the tax
uPon The surplus q savings aahAs "HleL VS. ''.
5ea~ ne burden A. 7 have stated elsewhere IN
erIor S 70 7arar r ana and further rs repeal
Il the choice or our party n its convention shan
--75s- 2g5e o-e "a ale5 y ne = Nh m e gghed 5v me- saa
f-lT under The guidance ~ nv eonscte'es' "'l-'--
Interference or domination by any one
Ex-Ldeureuarr Governor woodbury. paid q
NJ Ia
few bUIs-eyes, with D. Cady Herrick as
mark He said.
The Democratic candidate Tor the Presidency mas
had, every one must admit no eper-er'ce Tnat-
ever IN administering tEe af-alrs Of city state 1r
5urtst. on ne other hand, the Republican candi-
eclcatlona- sn experience a. any ma Wa Aa
ever been "a. ed 70 I'll the cniet executive ONCE or
- ~ NO =,es -r+-rs 5e~t@~ as Il iavy--s Is
rae man who is always trying 20 hHd a way not
Lieutenanr-Governor FnEgnss tes years record
AZ Albany covering the entire period Of Republican
The state. IS an open book As lifelong frienc
for SIX years a. one who IS corve-sanr wltn his
record IN az The 3rtices which hs mas so honestly
arc herorably filed desire tonight 70 appea5
with all my heart 70 v0L- my fellow members y
he Union League Club 70 examine that record
characterized by the ecnsctertious and courageous
, az e el % a. "a, o.-- l. sl-es & s 5,-a T. pr IS "
other state of the CHon have ever deserved better
candidate. However suppose for the AXE Of argl-
merit ne was The candidate end his political ac-
s-1stt-uring for him II -he executive Office
who ever since he has beer clothed In ne fudicia.
-rUile has -uh0r6.-arrd The duties ~ tire exalted
Office n "a Justice Of The Supreme Court the
diEnifed acts u nauiDulator 5t one of he most
sta5e sot even excentiag rarrneany anaer Ezicaara
and his record is the paramount issue
EX-JCDGE DLLON.s LETTER
Ex-Judge Dillon. who was kept from the meet
ing by a severe cold. sent The following letter.
which was read,
J. seaver Page. ESQ., Union League club New
Dear Sir: A number Of Democratic lawyers
have formed campaign club which they call
The Parker Constitution CIub" The an
nOulCec purpose II the club was TO investigate
the full records Of some ~ President FoosaveIris
acts This CLUB has been in existence several
weeks. and its work $50 far as I am advised has
consisted Of one attack on a single act II Presf-
dent Roosevelt. I say single act. because this
ellp mas so Tar as / can learn, specified and
criticised only one act namely. the pension or
1er issued ny The Commissioner Of Pensions on
The facts as to this pension order are. briefly.
The act n Congress Of June q. 1890 rs stat.
80, provides il Section = as follows
That all persons who served ninety tavs or
more " The military or naval service Of the
-I-te1 states during the late War Of the Re-
ne.llor- ana VINO nave been honorablv discharged
therefror-. and who are now 0r who NAV here
a-f-r he suffering from mental or physical 1i--
ability of q permanent character. not The result
u llelr own Vicious habits. which incapacItates
them from the performance OF manual labor ir
such q degree AZ 10 render them unable 10 earn 2
support SHAH upon making due proof of The
-act sacoroIi-g @ such rules and regulations as
The Secretary of the Interior may provide be-
placed upon the list ot invalid pensioners Of the
united states. and be entitled 70 receive rer-
sion not exceeding So a month and not less
lh2n - month. pr0porrioued 20 the degree ~
uahlnirv 20 earn q support and such pension
sIl- commence from the date OF the lIlng Jf the
application IN the Pension Once after The
Ia - aH If This ~ mn -.rrc4 80 -