New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

while public gambling had been prohibited tscb5 BY the
constitutl3n ga s+sra5 ar{ s1C0Tr-
aged and made monopoly by law, and that the
stitutonal prohibition against gambling is due in
large measure 10 the method or dlStrloIIhS lL1
better afford to make direct appropriation 70
support the agTculturaI socIeL+S II@Il Nd m p the
raCetrack gambling oy ihcIeSsI I.ls & ~ i+iss t5rs
revenues derived by the agricultural SoclelLes mere
fective and the state maEes direct appropriation
for the support Of the agricultural socieIeS ,i -
He has given the state an adHllIlSJIdt4oh OL
1ra5H the standard efficiency and vaTtisan
5,-ss,s E5e bas raised the administration Os
the state departments under mis- control 20 ms InS
his party who best serves the state He has scru-
pulously regarded the mandates OF sd7 ls -
the Legislature or the judiciary. He has faIth IN
the people RE believes that all power L ds.Iseu
from them and that resp0nslol-ity Is 20 mem, II
He has not sought 70 ln-ilenee L-5l.-T - -
taItafi6n He has taken his stand on the rishI
as seen it. appealed 70 the luqsll5ls lus5 si %
No public man since Lincoln has been closer to
the people or better able 10 gauge popd'ar Seiil-
ment.
LAST CONVENTIONS PRAISE
HIS 1S recGTq eTb1ica I paryv Of this state upon which
shall go to the people for theIr juGSIiieHl juSat -
ApriI last the party spoke its approval and IL
dorsement OF his administration in the nlsnesI
-V-e' We indorse the administration Of Governor nor
Charles z Hughes. -45, as C5-ags S5llTa "
Under MS administration the business OF the
receive general comn.endation 1t has 3een ,Io faT-
ried economically and prUdenly- Inc PuoIAC
sTn the settlement of those economic questions in
which the state the individual and the corporation
share in their rights and responsibilities. Governor
Hughes has striven to insure 70 eac6 an eNacL
measure of Justice His policies and Ms actS
haXs t P i m bs le-otinn 10 the interests OF Amer
lean citizens and trustinz To his wisdom courage
and statesr1a nship We direct the delegates this
day chosen to present MS name 10 the nati9nal Re
publican convention at Chicago as Ne" OK ; an
iidate and 70 use al honoTaPle means 70 .n9
about his nonnina tion for President OF the United
r. fs record Of accomplishment in constructive
LEGISLATION Of honest and efficient admlntsIra orl
in harmony with the highest ideals OF government
Nfr Chairman there may be ttle' 70 appta, - 90 s
man doing his duty day by DAY as he hnds ~
responsible 70 his own conscience 70 ms eoI Sn9
him 10 '+he people Of the state. and to-day they
demand his reelection therefore place IN noInl-
ION the present Governor of this state, ChrleS
e Hughes.
AssernbIvr1an John Lord O'Brian, OF Buffalo. sec
couded the nomination Of Hughes. speaking. he
said both for the citizens and politicians Of Erie
county" MI O'Brian paid enthusiastic and earn
est tribute to the work, courage and fidelity OF
Governor Hughes
He spoke extenlpore caught the interest and ap-
prova Of the majority of the audience at once and
vas heard with close attention and almost con-
stars applause great wave of applause went
over the audience as Mr.. O'Brian declared that
throughout the entire country the name OF Hughes
was a svnonyrna for honesty, efficiency ard sin
cerftv He closed by declaring that Governor
hughes was paragon of virtue. but a man;
not only 4 good Governor, but great Governor
Nh O'Brian left the platform amid tremendous
applause
Announces BERRTS WITHDRAWAL
II 4 p-enderqas+ Of ProokIvn next took the