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Touring the State to Tell FamH ers Things Farmers Know ;. Better Than They.
The Governor Aleo Taking Great Credit tp Himeelf Becauee • Republican Ae- •embly Helped Him Pay the State'a Juet Debte.
Governor Glynn In a campaign docu¬ ment, prepared obvlou.sly for clrcula- latlon among the farmers of the state, takes credit to himself for having ob¬ tained an appropriation of ?217,C»00 for the purpose of paying claims long overdue growing out of the destruction of diseased cattle.
For tbis 8er\'lce be Is entitled to oredlt. Just as any governor would be entitled to credit for tbe performance of his duty as an offlclal. The claims were honest claims. The debt was honestly owing to the individuals whose cattle had been destroyed. He, acting for the state, did exactly what everj' honest man does every day. If he owes a debt he arranges to pay U as promptly as possible.
Ills action in paying does not entitle him to nny special commendation, and for tbe same reason Governor Glynn's recommendation to tbe legislature should not be made tbe basis of a vote getting campaign.
Let it not be forgotten that IT WAS
A dp:mocuatic legislature
WHICH IIAD TAILED TO APPIIO- PltlATE THE MONEY PROMPTLY AND THAT TIIE LEGISLATURE W H I C II APi'ROPRIATED THE $217,000 HAD A REPUBLICAN AS¬ SEMBLY.
The governor appeals for the vote of the farmers of tbe state because lie recommended the creation of a depart¬ ment of food.s find markets and au ap¬ propriation of $20,000 for a "campaign of organization" for the purpose of en¬ abling the farmer to obtain a larger price for his products. He says fur¬ ther thnt a "corps of men" has been sent t)irough the state "to organize co-operntive societies" and to explain the new fnrniing legislation.
Any one wlio gets into a Pullman car during the present campaign Is likely to flnd one of these organizers on bis way "to explain" to the farmers a proposition that EVERY FARMER I'ROBABLY KNOWS MORE ABOUT THAN ANY ONE OF THE ORGAN¬ IZERS.
The governor evidently did not know of the existence of the grange. It probnbly did not occur to him thnt the state grange has better facilities for curing nny existing unsatisfactory con¬ ditions than nny "corps of organizers" that he might name.
Tho governor allowed nn appropria¬ tion of $20,()(K) for a corps,of organizers AND AT THE SAME TIJIB VETOED AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE EXPENSES OF CONDUCTING FARMERS' INSTITUTES AMOUNT¬ ING TO $10,000; ALSO AN APPRO¬ PRIATION FOR THE AGRICUL¬ TURAL EXI'ERIMENT STATION AMOUNTING TO $30,000, TOGETH¬ ER WITH NUMEROUS OTIIER ITEMS FOR AGRICULTURAL COL¬ LEGES •WHICH THE LEGISLA¬ TURE HAD PASSED. ¦
It will require a great deal of argu¬ ment on the part of Governor Glynn nnd his "corps of orgnnlzers" to con¬ vince the farmers of New York stJite thnt tbey need the governor iu their business.
TAMMANY. THROUGH THE AGENCY OF THE FRAWLEY CO.M.MITTEE. MADE M.VR- TIN II. GLYNN GOVERNOR. ELECTiriG IIIM GOVERNOR IS A VERY DIFFEltENT PROPOSITION, AS BOTII (; I. Y N N A N D T A M M A N Y WILL DISCOVER.
SOME THHIGS TO REMEMBER^
Why Tammany le Making Suoh Dee-
perate Efferta to Control the Con-
etitutional Convention.
When yoo go Into the voting booth on election day remember- That Tamman^ Hall was bo anxloua to control the constitutional conven¬ tion that It gtuflfed ballot boxea In or- 4«r to force tbe election of delegates this fall;
That COO fraudulent votes were cast In Charles F. Murphy's own election district;
That over 1.100 fraudulent votea were found In twenty-one districts;
Thnt twenty election Inspectors In Murphy's own district were Indicted and convicted;
That the legality of the election U Btill awaiting decision by the courts;
That even Tammany does not take such desperate chances unless the staked are very high;
That It would take the state twenty years to recover from the effects of a Tammany controlled constitutional con¬ vention ;
That the only way In which Tam¬ many's scheme can be frustrated is for every voter opposed to Tammany domi¬ nation to vote for the Republican can¬ didates for delegates to the constitu¬ tional convention;
That these delegates are on a sepa¬ rate balk)t and can all be voted for by making a cross mark in the circle un¬ der the eagle, the Republican emblem.
If Tammany gets control of the con¬ stitutional convention the new consti¬ tution will provide for personal regis¬ tration in the rural districts.
'"CRIMINALLY EXTRAVAGANT."
I
< Promjee.
I We denounce the profligate
I waste of the money wrung from
', the i)eople by oppressive taxa-
' tion through the lavish appro-
I prtations of recent Republican
I congresses, which have kept
I taxes high and reduced the pur-
I chasing power of the peor)le'8
< toil. We demand a return to ', that simplicity and economy ' which beflts a Democratic gov- ', ernment and a reduction of the I numl>er of useless offices the
salaries of which drain the sub¬ stance of the people.—National Democratic I'lntform, 1012. Performance,
During the Inst two yenrs tbere has been a Democratic president nnd both houses hnye been Democratic by substantial majorities.
Following nre the nppropria- tlons for the last flve yenrs: Year. Amount.
19U $978,521,087
ISli 99S,799,4(i2
1913 988,363,340
1914 1,057,005,094
1915 1,089,408,777
Increase In appropria¬ tions since 1911...; 111,000,000
Is it any wonder that Con¬ gressman Slsson of Mississippi denounced the present Demo¬ cratic congress as "THE MOST OUTRAGEOUSLY AND CRIM- IN A L L Y EXTRAVAGANT CONGRESS IN THE HISTORY OF THE COUNTRY?"
GLYNN IGNORED THE
WORLD'S WARNING.
Tammany Wants Both Senators. Tammany Hall is trying to place two of its members hi the United States Bjyiate.
Senator James A. O'Gorman was grand saflu-m of Tammany Hall nnd James W. (.knard was for many .vears chairman of Tammany Hnll's cnni- palgn and ilnnuce committee nnd a bomber of its Inw committee. Mr. Gernrd was nominated for the office of Unitod Statea senator as a part of the regular Tnmmaiiy slate, defeating Franklin D. Roosevelt, an up state Democrat and a consistent opponent of Tammany. This selfish disregard of the great farming and commercial Interests of the state of New York north of the Bronx will receive Just condemnation on election day.
WANTED—INFOSMATION.
IN 1910 IT COST GOVERNOR HUGHES TO RUN THE GOV- NORS OFFICE $18,000.
WHY IS IT COSTING GOV- ERNOB GLYNN IN 1914 $34,- 700?
WHY THIS INCREASE IN FOUR YEAKS OF 92 PER CENT?
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On Sept 0 the New York World in an editorial said:
"Shall the Republicans have a walk¬ over?
"More convincing than a Joint de¬ bate tplth Mr. Hennessy or a formal reply to Mr. Hennessy's charges would be nu ultlmntuiu from the governor to Tammany that Bensel and Sohmer must be taken off the Democratic pri¬ mary slate,
"The governor knows as well as any¬ body that Tummauy is playing its old game nnd is manipulating the organi¬ zation to bring about the nomination of candldntes 'of our own kind,' ns it did in the city campaign last fnll, Tbe governor knows, too, that such nomi¬ nations ns those of Bensel nnd Sohmer will damn tlie whale Democrntlc state ticket. The party cannot carry that burden even in a cnnipnigu In wiilch public attention is diverted by a great European wrtr.
"Governor Glynn cannot pretend that it i.s no i)art of liis duty to inter¬ fere, because if Bousel nnd Sohmer are noinlniitod by tbe brute force of the Tammany orgnnlzntlou the governor will suffer as much ns anybody. Noth¬ ing would be more certain to give tbe Republicans n walitover than the kind of Democratic stite ticket that Murphy is tr.vlng to nominate.
"Governor Glynn can block Tamma¬ ny if be tries. He cnn compel the nomination of candidates for state of¬ fice who measure up to the standards which he professes to hold. If he re¬ fuses to smash this miserable Tamma¬ ny slate the full consequences of his timidity will fnll upon his own polit¬ ical head in November." ,
Bensel and Sohmer were tiot taken off of the Democratic slate.
The Democratic party la carrying 'that burden."
Governor Glynn did not try to "block Tammany."
Now watch for the fulfillment of tbe World's prediction.
Cauaee of Wry Tailc. "When tbo t&Us are carried on one side It Is known &a wry tail. Tbls Is often caused by overcrowtllng the youuff while tbey ai-e Rrowlng. It also BODoetlmfla Is a deformity tnberlted trom tbe parent stock.
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