New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

outraged
streets Whoever has h,"n In L"ndon fnri, vienna
Berlin. amy other 81 the large cities in Europe -
be may have given om city the palm
In some respects, must have declared that. al"
on that upon which tread % h tho rNccrnr 30
the world But a tb'sc things you know our -'u-r-
our noses, upon our clnhe-, and in our motth.. APP
rlausel 80 th'rc came day when the citizens became
disrs-cd the subject They 90 the conclusion that
The dbculty lay IN the administration Of no" bn'H,-
what was brought forward by the upi"idri-
Of The 1Pro-iiioH ,lh'i tni,d Kat ihr r',l" ,s
let what II patronage. u j. simply another Tenn
Tor public plumber notlint Slsr. applause ! b,l,.c
W. this country better living ont Of politics than IN o.
-, when then tax about ca patfonns thry mcnu
slnccurcs. They mean that he man who r. apPort,d
ought T." get n means that The man Who carrle-
shovel -hnl get norc than would whcn WORKING Tor
private individual on condition thai he votes lot 'H'
ui1n who employs him. lApplausel
WHAT MR. SCHULTZ SAID
John Jay then called upon Jackson schultz to adj
dress the meeting Mr. Schultz was greeted with
applause and he made the following points:
Before proceeding TO discuss street cleaning want TO
can g3nr a,nuoI p,S 70 ~, MI sn cse mon
by some very ardent Republicans who wanted
The Superintendent BY he snhfitutemuat be connrnr.
by the board Of Health Who compose this Board 81
Health Physicians, politicians | know whai yin
happen. When snPcrini endeni comes up for eqnina
tion Mr.. French will call him aside and say, THIS h an
including ali the 6umrners and oil the
old horses yOn can have A. otherwise not" II he con.
SCENTS to try IT, win De IN the condition the
lat fifteen years. know what IL the political way.
Mr. French will control the matter aud WIN have ~ 20
understood or the Board won't confirm. THIS evil has
lasted since 1868, when Mr Brown, OF the contract
ors, told that he could make 100000 un-
der his contract OF 100000 year for clean
ing the streets, N Il not for polite al
patronage But every ward politician wanted nom nNe
L. ten men on the force and from 10 hVo old carts
There was of wealth. Mr.. James X. Whiting
who offered 10 take The contract was then In posi-
ton to transfer the contract aud was Transferred To-
him lie paid 100000 for 1t, but be took the plant
lie worked he lost money, aud he died tLaughtfFI ~
hns been said that these Commissioners are hOnofabc
men hut how men do change when they get Into poll
ties lIaugbter.l ,,
the method OF streetocag In London and other oitcH
called upon the Board Insisted upon two prnelplcs
In the matter. namely separation and utlhLatoh'
took two OF 10 ride with and showed thei
on Long Island man who paid $4,000 a year
for garbeye from some OF the city hoielni
and told hem that when l was In the Board OF
Health the same man offered 10 pay 80 cents barrel Tor
THE garbage Of city The members Of the Board sal
" This Il wonderful |" They said I" We VIII 90 THIS
But they did not lLeughter II was said what anal
We do With the ashes r. took them on steamer WIN
me 10 Harts Island and showed them place where lhey
could bc put. Thoy said. Why this Is grand" Ihey
came down full OF zeal, but they did nothing found
a man who offered To gather all the garbage Tor
nong aud take II ont of the city The first two letters
OF his name are Frapcs swift and he IVES N
The Commissioners claimed that they ha n0s lns po~ef