New-York tribune., 1908-10-02

sshogIa trust the people more and rely less upon
/ believe the principle of direct popular elec.
ton OF United States Senators TO be one of .ne
rate at the present time This reform the Demo
cratic party has steadfasty demanded wne eHt
opponents, as party. have consistently opposeo
and denied it to the people concrete hius.ra- ra
sn,e9 9n q II the & evils Of the eafns
Of tie Empire State in the United states ssnsts
affairs ,s..
cess al the polls. and. in the event of my eiec-
ing nothing save to serve the whole people and 70
promote the welfare Of the state anq ta taf upon upon
all who believe with US. to join in carrying the
Free from ali haTnpering Obligations of every
kind | shall know no master but the people VIII
l congratulate you. my fellow Democrats. upon
the many ny potent signs Of coming % v,ctogy. s
The people are aroused seldom before ana
they, are ready 20 intrust the government to our
IF we but labor earnestly for we shall
Ours il a government Of parties A Governor
& Tno ignores or sco[ns the party tnat n0s ov
ernor who blindy serves the leaders CT his party
traitor to the cause his party fepresentsa traitor
TO all the people. Then where you ask can ,p sIhno
men. Justly BY his party and serve state fear
on upon as bE e of men and their
limitations upon his record. upon his 2Nn a6lilty;
o this ae oe nnD iD hs ns sadard thus
set before you7 Conscientiously, I believe / can
Ex-JUDGE PARKERs SPEECH.
Ex-Judge Parkers speech follows:
You have been nominated because the Democrats
Of the state want and its people nesa the m o
public life you have demonstrated the ability 10 re-
Your seTTce enc as 20 member Of the Board Of Super
visors Of Dutchess County has rot been overlooked
to the Establishments OF good fellowship or to the
oUr 70 1fSC ais ~ he stat
When your fellow members or the ooarq
compenraton Is unn~fui and therefore Is public
robbery. you did not surTender Indeed Their aotba ion
but stimulated you TO do battle for justice 70 tns
taxpayer. Fortunately. you knew on what heId 10
that esttf & Your sss gd,5F TstS n ana d t @
cary led you 70 continue the contest oetore me ,ns
those Of your associates
eear nt that 5 the GoTereo5 re ee9n6v on S a
stration that he shogld not lightly retexe S nm I'm
and pass IL or to body OF men called a commits
sion or board: that existing laws should oe en-
ness whether conducted by individuals or. cor
% sh0Td BE 6} tbe eTa end
should resisted by the proper and dig12ned
hsf rafonal ia systems OF taxation should adopt
ed and enforced; and finally that the great once
possessed in full Of the dignity. the authority
and the high honor %cn for cond 9rs TO [mg ony one in
this country in influence and importance
thinrs IS tRst a We are here to-day We bear 70 YOU
Invitation Of a united party attac hed 10 t1e
achievements and traditions OF it's leaders and 70
the law confident Of its position and It's aims IN
srjred to high effort by the excellence OF IT'S
ticket and BY reason OF all these making its
appeal to the people Of the state because II Pc
iieveq IN itself and IN you and your associates
who represent II.
After Mr. Chanler had been Informed and had
made his speech of acceptance. Judge Parker
called the other candidates forward and made
second address to them. George NJ. Palmer. OF
Schoharie nominee for Attorney General. re-
piled in behalf OF the candidates, and the cere-
monies were at end. Judge Albert Haisht'
nominated TO succeed himself as associate judge
OF the Court Of Appeals by both Republicans
and Democrats was present 10 receive official
word OF the action OF the Rochester convention,
as he was on last Saturday when Governor
Hughes and the other Republican candidates
were informed in Brooklyn