New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Nov. n % my proposition TO you. fellow citixsns
thea We SO forward. desire 70 see the 4ess.n. -
msnf OF this state conducted aocoroins Ss.,rc
highest principles OF the moral law oesu
% ses The Legislature at Albany meet VIE WIZ on'y
one purpose. and that In 70 serve the pu9ncsi
dsnrs 70 Gee the corrupt conditions IN 'ne 0''''
an tremendously snxious that the work x, o.
rsSorm shall be prosecuted In patr,ouS,, sp' "a
/ DO not know a better word TO use; .le ots ~
wurd implied love OF country. we want 70 ioos ,s
Up. not down We want 20 prize the man VINO u
bo not condemn the Legislature Of the etats
Of New York That is an Institution whlcn ~
should prize sscredly as you prize YOU hopis ,
Condemn the legislator who Goes not 90 n'
tuty.
in hurting 6erunciation at men IA orhoe. ne
once take in the good opinion Of their fellow
cstisens which holds men true. 1he poliit ~ ~
put your finger on what Is wrong sho hhoN s.S' 80
II Is a blenish. but that the heart or the peop's
Ia sound. - ,ss,
It has been suggested by reckless pres, .r' tnrt
/ might be thought favorable 70 speeial M. a
e-ts Do you think they believe itY MOI
bit OF IL. They know q great deal better.
1t was with pride that accepted the retainsr s
of the United States Attorney General 70 az
certain and investigate what violations tne1s
had been OF the Interstate Commerce nc. aae
the sna-Trust &C, ,,,ns, ~ ~ cosi And whyg
think shall say 10 you i think you oueh. a., 40
know that 81 was because j happened 20 oe n. -. !.
such & position that j was free 10 soi'e 'N
people and the President knew 1t ,,u,,.,
You talk about the Constitution or tle SHitee
States. why II is nothing out pIeTe 1ey srs noth
ing but words in a calfskin DOOR, ,ts -
OF governmental machinery which coLs.s'S 1i 80 -.
nothing but human beings; ana everything $50
hv the hoard when public opinion becomes as
ordered and you cannot trust puohc 3uus
. anaN x ", e,rcs the civil War has there been
go m issue never before that know OF mas
there been an attempt through newspapers es
+ahlshed in different communities IN the ohIteu
s.atas - focus the whole attention or the coun-
trv upon alleged wrongs and create olecont'eI.
envy and hatred and arouse .e w0rsc 20 tis
counf~v and that is the menace we propose 10
deal with on Election Day.
CANDIDATE HEARTILY CHEERED.
As Mr. Hughes left the hall he was cheersd
rociferously.
Asss,ubiynsn John Raines presided. The can
didate wss escorted 10 the hall by a torchiisnt
procession amid redfre and Roman candles The
snov had stopped and the citizens oheered
loudly as the procession moved TO the hail.
Altar brief introduction. Mr.. Hughes
started IN a vigorous, aggressive vsT that
caught the audience. AS he continued the audi
tors grew more and more enthusiastic.
From the opera house Mr.. Hughes went TO
raaks a nou-pa-tissn speech at the annual oin-
ner Of the Young Mems Club of the Methooist
Church -,,
and others ran right through from Geneva with
out stopping at any OF the towns along the hhe
reaching here at 4:3o O'Clock. Mr. Hughss Wss
taken al once 10 Assemblyman Burnetts mouse
where g reception was held Later the canol-
date dined there with some OF the leaoins he-
pubiicans OF the county.
A score or more OF prominent Democrats mere
are planning 20 organize a Hughes CLUB. Ihere
are only four Republicans In this town who were
sofns 20 vote for Hearst They are now waver-
ing.
Nfr. Hughes will stay az Assemolyman Bur
netts home tonight. His party VIII go 70 Ha Tenn
Yam et 7: SO q. m. tomorrow. he VIII Talk there
al noon return 10 his car at Canandaigua in the
afternoon and go TO Seneca Fails where ne VIII
SNEAK to-norrow evening On Saturday DIT.
Sughes will talk IN five towns-Litue FANS
forda Johnstown and Gloversville IN the etter-
nnnn and Arnfterdsm In the evening.