The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-28
GLYNN EXPLAINS
VETOES TRIP
UP STATE ENDS
Women and WOrkingmen
Among Thousands Who
Greet Him in Buffalo.
LOCKWOOD GETS BIG
OVATION AT HOME

Roadway Auditorium here In the home
town Of Thomas Il. Lockwood, candidate
f. Lieutenant Governor, and 40 great
VS. the desire to hear Gov. Glynn that
,Iot only were the seats OF the great
enclosure occupied tonight but stretched
&. ouud tho walls the cheering enthusiasts
stood many rows deep.
And row upon row back OF tho stage
CHAIRS occupied by the Governor. Mr.
lockwood. Martin W. Littleton. Mayor
Jnuls Fuhrmann who was chairman
Norman y. Mack Leader William II.
,Ytzpatrick and County Chairman George
j Meyers, were hundreds more of the
flthtul Even Gottfried II. Wendo was
.lere. and Gottfried has scarcely come for
or since his defeat at the primaries for
tie nomination for Sheriff. Gottfried fur
,er graccd the supper party which STU
meme Court Justice Herbert u. Bissell
,onde-cd the Governor and his party at
te Buffalo Club after the final meeting
O. the three held here tonight.
n YOU wanted to md out what Tom
,ochw Gods own town thinks OF him you
puldu't find out for some time after
arriving The minute the tall figure OF
uom stepped Off the Governors train
buffalo grew incoherent with Joy. Even
BIS opponent. Chauncey Hamlin. was on
band TO cheer Tom at the Auditorium
ueeting.
once Tom had mounted the platforms
o, old Stevens Hall In the heart OF Buff
talos Italian colony OF $4,000, again In |
pom Poiski Hall in the middle OF the |
local Polish colony Of 10000 and at the |
great meeting AT the Auditorium you saw |
o. once evidences OF the popularity which |
caused a band OF leading Republicans of
fuffaio to form the Lockwood League |
early in the primary campaign. a league
that has grown TO noble proportions.
woman Presents n bouquet.
Before Gov. Glynn could begin ohe
tpeech that later was checred terrhcally
~ the Auditorium jam out upon the plat
form stepped the president OF the Public
School Teachers League OF Buffalo. Miss
Nary Morgan, and while handing the
Governor large bouquet OF American
Jeauties Miss Morgan said:
Your EXcelency. on behalf OF the
women of our beautiful city and as
mark Of gratitude and appreciation for
tJe splendid laws whio6 stand on our
statute books as an evidence of your most
excellent administration present you
with this expression of our admiration
ed good feeling"
A representative of "the laboring men
o. Buffalo followed with more posies for
go Governor in recognition OF Gov.
Gynns enactment OF the workmen's com
I.usation act and other labor legislation
pier J. Quinn. secretary of the Anti
Loss Democratic League and Sulzer nomi-
uItors who has had charge OF the Sulzer
-rrpaign and the organization OF the
Nw"rican party in western New York.
f.-led statement tonight repudiating
>u'7er because OF his attempt 20 inject a
r''riuus issue into the campaign" Quinn
.IHs that SulZer came to Buffalo for n
,p0rercnce with William F. Phels, editor
- The Menace. at which Sulzer agreed
'r make his fight on religious grounds.
Quinn calls on all members OF his organi-
2,'on to vote for any Gubernatorial
,,adidate except Sulzer.
GIynn Tells of Savings.
IN outlining his training while State
Comptroller for the office OF Governor. Mr..
Glynn said in part here tonight:
IN the battle OF the conservation or
property we have brought tho States
finances out OF a condition OF chaos and
extravagance to a point where the State Is
row living within its income. BY the
unrelenting exercise OF the veto power
reduced the State appropriations s1O.-
100000 below the appropriations OF the
year OF my predecessor and $l,bOOOOO
below the appropriations OF the last year
OF ne administration OF Gov. Hughes.
by those vetoes and by rearrange-
m.nt OF the sinking fund which the lead
ing bankers OF the State and the prin-
cipai holders Of the States bonds agreed
was trst we saved the property ovner'
from tho imposition this year OF n direct
Tax Of 100000. That tax would have
COST the property owners OF Eric county
s8as,O51.
Il believe that q single unnecessary
dollar OF the peoples money spent fol
public purposes is a plumber and pillag'
q, tho taxpa yers OF the State under the
coax OF law. l believe that Rudolph
Won Ehring was right when he said: 7
fave transfused my blood, my muscle
end my brain into my property until !
has become the boundary OF my person
and he who assails or plllaRes my prop
srtv assals and pillages mo
y believe that the Governor who allow
single dollar OF State money TO be I'm
properly spent assails and robs every tax
Iaver Of the State of New York and II
am Governor again I serve notice now ~
tho men who critcise my vetoes that vii
sEain veto every pork barrel item tina
comes to me in the appropriation bills.
Graduate of Training school.
II was able to carry out this polio
because OF a financial and business tralr
ing which particularly htted me for IN
work | am a graduate OF the creates
school for Governors known anywhere
] mean the office of State Comptrolle
In the two years occupied the Comptro
lcr's chair, l learned the details or "
finances OF the State learned the exa
leeds Of every State institution and ever
department OF State government; al
covered what were necessities ana whi
were extravagances.
so when / succeeded to mo Cove
nors chair I had come UP from a MIN
position 10 be head OF tho business or u
state. Therefore II was not new wol
for me, / knew the ropes i knew u
practical details of the business OF u
state as well as the theories OF polite
economy and government
~ was practical man In me 20
No man without such training, no ma
ter what his ambition no matter wh
hs capacity and his ABILITY. could ma
succeeded without such "A training,
IT was able to devise ways and mea
nv which New York state could redu
tie expenditures TO meet Its revenues.
iraluy admit 10 you that without n
raining as Comptroller without the In
Y rna,e knowledge Of the needs OF eve
? state department. ! would not have dar
IN veto s2.633. 900 more than Gov. Hugh
,c'ocd or s5.09l,oo0 more than &c
uirll vetoed"
Candidate Lockwoods fellow townsm
spp.auded uproariousiv when The me
popular man in Buffalo" the same bel
Tom Lockwood. said OF Judge Gerard
IT'S service IN Transporting maroon
II Americans through the war lines 20 ~
"A larA IN restoring confidence to the pan
u stricken in commissioning America nc