The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
A small chance at The
Martinique still--a few
small apartments left, 2
and 3 rooms.
Table d'hote or a la
carte.
The Martinique. 54-58
West 33d street.

for Lisutsp accept The ;. fS
Il elected. / shah sit as a member o. the cam al
Board. shall not tolerate The expenditure s9;n1 re
m sss nsop 4eets money nol sSs fhf
able canal officials. ! pledge myself 70 un-
ans% Bu she pledge
myself TO use every effort to expose the wrong
doer and aid in bringing the offender to the
bar OF public justice.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Harrison's
speech Prof Lee said: you oil can see
what excellent Standard bearers we have.
prophesy the people will not be deaf 70 the
appeals Of such honest men and good
oi lzens"
Then Mr.. Lee introduced Attorney,
General Cunneen. who was to RESPOND
for the other candidates.
A1roRNEr-oENEBAL cUSYEES's SPEECH.
Mn. CHAIRMAN AND GBNTLEMEE OF The
COMMITTEE: The candidates for Governor
and Licutl nant- Governor having spoken In
their own behalf ! desire to speak for me
the kind and g Ut rous words In which you
have announced the action Of the recent
Den ocr4tic State convention;
for the ,lofor done us by our party We
accept tho .nornin,tions rendered, Iully oeni
ioas Of the i nyor d sb Sa
party at the polls When ELECTED, 1t 8. all
be our constant , tndeansr 70 fSs pompee
for @ vernon has pro missed. and which are
50 8 dly needed in this State. $780,,
me- PT S Ike Ones Of %z sSy s'
Stlte The Attorney General has close rtla-
TONS with the people-he is theiI oouns NOT
m. thods OF our stat' the candidate for tie
ONCE is nominal d by party. the once IN
its ess nti.il functions 10 not partisan. but
have endeavored to administer II In that
spirit, treating all alike and constituting and
spP99g e a% as 1spd HuSd II.
the Attorney -Gener.rs opinion has been
sought by STATE town and village en-; ofi tias
stances. and In % per cent. Of the cases the
The Attorney General Is required to guard
the ASS IS of associa tons and eorporatlons N
the hands of receivers against exec ssive and
them as possible reach the unfortunate per-
sons entitled to them. II has been my con
slant endeavor to discharge this trust faith
The Office is one Of great power and &c, re- re-,
by me. and never shall be. to serve private
as It is given TO me to see the right.
incidentally the Stfice involves e. adm bnni
Prise i majority Of the Canal Board. This board
during the next fey ysars mn have sdates
lntrusted TO II than 1t has had at any time
heretofore In the history OF our state; me
theip ' canals an be reconstructed. The steps
that have been taken to date In preparing
TO execute the barge canal law lead us 70
nv that norton Of the Republican party
which controlled its recent state convention.
II seems to be REGARDED oy them l.s a. only
vidsd for s0 an ad Tisors board q snsinee!s:
GMty |. to to oversee IL. NopS terms
OF once are by law TO oontin niue until It's COM
pletion, / submit that better results may De
cratic and the advisory board Republican,
and each Watching the other, than by having
the entire Cower IN ne hands o. one snMbc.n
party has heen in control of this State the
powers Of Government have been gradually
ahs1rbed FIRST from in the ne 6aeto and nais
from these departments 10 the Executive;
BY the skiiful use Of patronage thus created
the recent Republican state e1 tSs T
of this State as II the DELEGATES were his hired
servants In fact, many OF them were ms nirs sal
ALLEGIANCE to another leader by places and
emoluments. This Is DANGEROUS condition.
utterly inconsistent with the SpirN ana PUT
pose OF our Constitution. which aims to dis
tribute the pow ers OF government among the
people 1t presents an emergency when
merits the careful consideration and prompt
action of all friends OF a government by the
people and for the people
CRIES FOR HILL.
At this point, cries of Hill, Hill, Hil,'
came from all parts Of the hall. but Mr..
Hill shook his head. But the cries would
not Quiet until Mr.. Hill arose, and the
crowd expected a short talk. They got
It. When the lpll came, he said laugh
ingly: j. .,. ~ vour o,,,
to say no. to-day but some Other day.
Cord Never announced that the candi-
dates would hold a reception at the New
Kenmore Hotel at once, and the crowd left
the hall for the hotel. where buffet lunch
was served through the bounty OF Anthony
II. Brady and Eugene d. Wood. The New
York visitors returned home on special
train lust before O'Clock
That the notification gathering was one
OF the happiest events In Democratic State
Fist ory since 1901 was the general opinion,
evitencing as it did complete party unity
Throughout the State with the exception
Of the citv Of Trcv. where Mayor Hogan ID
contestins the leadership Of ex-senator
Edward Murphy, Jr A plurality OF $1,000