The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-13

been required to run into debt 70 the extent
5so 900 to pay the running expenses
$;ss sssss: j .S.p Sa.s ..s t.ps;
f sT fs9 t s0%es ns Rs3el'
thousands upon thousands in every state.
greatest Victories , for the honor and integrity
Of the American people that had ever been
We had to repeat the contest We had TO
| again achieve the same victory In 1900; Ana
sinceis9e we have been, Operating uponHepub,,
Sae any Sn% 20 ssy hss .s
eight years have, not been the most pros.
scps IL the & S' Sr % as h
try in this great Conteat as We were In 1892.
We We are asking to be returned to power upon
Sd Th HTSs not S. spe To hs
and Rs as III S Hs condition
SIMPLY OF our tb rsG sar The De%
the personality and %. principles, under is
They are advocating the same policy a. they ne,
did In 1850? and there Is similarity In TINS
Hsnas ana sa hs G at .ns it is not
campaign of education. II Is campaign OF
resoeGton do not tt ask ss people to Think
| THE "sAFE AND SANE DEMOCRACY
BIT BY sss Of h.s the sd De% Se
go1se safe itfoa and sane Lausher David B
Hill William r sheehan, Patrick McCarrenI
ard august Bemonl these eminent polisGs
Bsi"ocratI" PARTY, This eAnmaa,jEon too k
certify to the American people that 1t is safe
and sane. daughter lf safe and sane
| then there was time that 1t WAS unsafe ana
/ diner with Villa Jennings Bryan upon
every great national question, but MAN.
may be wrong. but he stands for sonnet hing,
down Do II T no derea t fot Wiling 70
for it, as his mission TO the world. ] have
no respect for any md yiduai nor Tor any Ky
Why, in God s name, don't they stand for ii
now?
BUSINESS MAN NEEDED ron GOVERNOR:
We do not need 9 a satesan d to @as,nissr
iu"il Business she s. man man man who has made
success of his business will make n success OF
your business And here is one OF the most
a sei-made man; he, is man, who began
business upon small scale. and nov u ex-
rends he IS se'e only
business man, has not only achieved SUCCESS
by careful application Of himself to has oP bt
he has practically all that time enjoyed the
honor, Of his business asSs y si,r., ..,.
There Is his record. We challenge all ,opposi.
ton to point to a single act that does not
with the n OF eHe
or pledges He is, here before the people OF
this, state upon, his record For two years
this State. He was the natural and Logical
candidate for Governor. and he has received
on %e preaen non him TO the people
State as a man thorou shly equipped, judged.
not by what he has said but what he has been
MY friends, my fellow Repub cans. does
net such ss hespe ae yGI Ike tha
tCriee Of .Yes"> Isn't that the kind Of man
| that stirs your heart and warns ts cookies
Of such record and such character as that
Never in our history has the Republica,n
s pasfhy ar idea ia
Higgins. lCries o. your all right
This The ptes Of o he ad
rock 81 eternal truth; We stand today Just
TneFe course ws s, .tGsshs the ne rsts
this year every Ratform our party has n ever
tfoss Nv We staSd about, eSs1Ssd y = fH S1In
| our ranks. Judging us by what we have Done
New problems have presented themselves.
e e nal principle upon which ouT party rests.
| II has been progressive period
believe have the wren ol he sooss
page in it's history since 1891: the Thi55-
tenth the Fourteenth and fifteenth h, amend
the work Of the Republican party. and each ;.l
one OF them Was pa nnos,on n Of * Demo-
cratic party.
ARRAIaNs DEMOCRATS IN THE STATE.
| Mr.. Bruce then arraigned the Democratic
| party in this State for its corrupt Use OF
power. He quoted editorial statements
| from several papers uncomplimentary to
| Judge Herrick. Ten years ago. he said,
Buffalo. Troy, Albany, New York and
politicians. The sheehan machine in Buff
| falo, the Murphy machine in Troy. the Her
| rick machine In ALBANY, the Croker ma
chine in New York and the John Y Mckane
| machine in Gravesend ruled unrestrained,
mulcted the people and defed the court
ton Of the records OF these disreputapie ma
s as eS,e and .y the arose ssore %
| wrath from one end OF the State to the other
hurled them from by so
frying to force thelr way BACK into power
Morton, Black, Roosevelt and Odell., the
| State has recovered its rood name and ex-
perienced ten years q honest administrator,
Frank Wayiand Higgins Is a successful
business man, He enjoys the respect and
| confidence OF his neghbors and of all who
| know him. No breath Of suspicion has ever
suiiied Bis fair name. He. has always stood
| for right and honesty and integrity In public
service, Independence OF action and loyalty
| to his constituents have characterized him.
| He has not hesitated to vote against hs party
| when he believed II was In the wrong. For
| two years he has served RS Iieutenant-Gov-
ernor Of the State and now his party in rec
cognition OF his record and service have
nominated h m for the office Of Governor;
He 2 an honest gentleman and is an tiled
| to our suffrage. He will bring to hits office
an equipment for service unsurpassed by
that Of any other man in the State.
Every loyal Republican who believes in
his party and believes In honoring thoaewho
have served it faithfully and well should
On the platform were a number Of white
haired old men, who had voted for John G.
Fremont They were the leaders in the
cheering for Bruce. At the end of the
demonstration, Otto Kelsey, candidate for
Comptroller, and julius NJ. Meyer, candi-
date for Attorney General, spoke briefly.
The two candidates who were absent