New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

We have had no secret processes. Nhen . tme ~
,,.s haen controversy we have gone "lIeS -s.s of
- raonle and explained TO them the Hlei - 80
'ie p 49, that was made. We have trleo
% have American government NilhVu. ir,;,,e
,,,7ao1t trades without improper va. 1,-,b
and by means OF public discuSsloI' 81
anu ;Sss,,.,ior investigation before action ana
1-e~ytbing above board and for the genera "a "a
fare Those have been the polcies u III
ministration-
,-ortinuing the Governor took up the I'M
provenlents made in the agricultural ia"s a--1
the larger scale of agricultural education pro
- - the high efficiency of the labor de-
.+,,,e,,t ,,nder che commissioner, labor man
,,alf the new labor laws protecting factory
to,.oe tho child labor law. the elgnt-houl
-, co. -eleeraphers on railroads, the semi
,on,hlv nav bill and other important leelsis'
..oo,,nlisbe5 under his administrator ne
went on:
7, all these matters we have been swift 70
-es,,ond TO every Just demand OF lapoI, -
&c wore sy,npathetic with the mteiest VI -
- M. tE1an I am and the first thing 10
a, in projecting those interests IS 10 So "a
i-,nartfal administration. lmpartiaIt. eIG
tegritv of administration IS what N oiHIs lie
800 in mis- country more than anything eise
IN the world 49, oors,,1ted the
In making appointments have con nof per
s,,-a~est Of the reopie solely. nave mo- p
-,++e5 any dictstion for the purpose oil suoNeIe
ing M own conscientious view as 70 li VA. -
- - select We have tried to MAINTAIN gov
cr-nr7err rot for the few but for all anu W =
a9-s- having any special interests dominate
an T,art of the administration Of this state
ANSWERS THE DEMOCRATS
Next the Governor took up the denunciation
~ the Public Service commissions by the Demo
Gratis and their platform. PointedlY ne queTieu,
who is behind fhis?' why Ihen ne Iedu
the records of Governors Cleveland ana mn On
the subject OF commissions. including the ran
road commission created by Governor Hill Inc
Governor pointed out that MT. Bryan was
anxious TO regulate interstate commerce and
that the Democrats lauded him therefor lie
showed that the Democratic platform favored
much larger powers for the Interstate Com
uaerce Commission and pledged itself TO enact
q law regulating telephone and telegraph COM
panies. vet Republicans were denounced for
creating commission to do such work. Alter
discussing the money expended by the state on
its institutions. the Governor said:
They say: You in the state administration
are extrayagant. and We propose TO show you
how 10 get out Of it" Who says that? Who
dominates the Democratic party in the state OF
New York. Where do they get the votes 10
have any chance Of electing their candidates!
Let go down TO greater New YORK. let US go
there TO a Democratic community, where they
have full control; let us go there, TO the resi-
Cence of the man who wrote that charge IN the
budget that was s640Oo.00O in 1898, and $685.
100000 in 1903. only five years ago, while II is
$4,000 600 for the year 1908 That is Demo
cratic control. II does not lie in their mouths
70 charge the state administration. largely I'M
der their own supervision. with extravaganza
After the Hornell meeting the Governors con-
-dition became so much. worse that physician
was called in who treated his throat. counselling
all rest possible. SO Edward r. O,Malley, can
didete for Attorney General. whom the Gov
In, rl,a audi fhpFE -SxoG
pressed into service and taken on the rest of
the trip to make speeches.
WELCOMED BY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Wellsville was reached about p, m. The
Governor had 10 stop outside large public
school while the teachers and children welcomed
him: then he went on to the opera house,
which was damned to the doors by an audience
almost entirely Of voters James s Whipple
Forest Fish and Game Commissioner. was max
ing a rousing speech when the Governor en-
tered. His voice drowned in a roar Of
cheers at sight Of Mr.. Hughes. and loud muir
nrurs arose when he announced that the Gov
ernor would be unable 10 make an extended
speech. In a few words Governor Hughes pre-
sented Mr. O'Maliey. who made a brief speech
on state issues praising the Governor highly
as an honest able executive. under whose adj
ministration the state had profted and graft
and dishonesty everywhere had been rebuked
Irrespective OF party lines said he "the
question in this election is whether We shall
give our approval Of honest clean and efficient
public service. 4 vote against Governor Hughes
IS vote against everything honorable and de-
cent for which he has stood
over into Cattsraugus County the Governor
vert. the next stop being at Salamanca where
also there was large and enthusiastic throng.
Commissioner Whipple told his neighbors about
the Governors condition. and after few brief
words spoken with much difficulty. the Execu-
tive turned the meeting over to Mr.. O'MaIIey.
Congressman Nreeland and Senator Fancher
were added 70 the party AT this point coming
on TO jamestown, where Mr.. Ereeland was
drafted for a speech on state and national is
sues. Between Salamanca and here a five
minute stop was made at Randolph to let the
villagers greet the Governor.