New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRlL b. 1891

ersiaon leaving the business of streetcleaning pre-
Your committee, in closing cannot bat tate their de-
uberate conviction that this the Intention 0 INC or
ponents Of your bin from the outset while they
gt that the scheme has thus far prevailed they cauot
but hope that you will by proper expression of your
opinions ami wishes, succeed, IN turning he
feat INTO victory. -
In this report and IN narrang the circumstances NJ
tending the defeat OF the bill, your committee hhNc
stated facts and facts alone, and have Intentionally re-
Trained from giving expression o the regret and lndlgi-
tion which must follow such an experience as this
Ths majority Of the Legislature Of the state ~ New
York shoud be absolutely deaf to nppeaE Tor aa - ,s
emergency from the metropolis q the country ad moi
only he wiling 20 continae bat insist on the
o the pfeso Mt systel the Inauguration OF worse one
carries with n is comment.
After reading the report, Mr.. James said
One single word ! would like 10 -oy. know TINS
matter Of streetceaning and know that no politics gu
tered into it, discussion. Your Committee OF IWchy
one knows no politics You ass Can keIhnan ~
reply Nc Republican a. Republican. no Dcrnocrat -
tons enter into this matter. then no good results
need he expected. The sircei-ccaning can, ne
managed only upon q business basis. Let Us then
stand together and resolve that no party cry
Incmbcr the glory the city at stake The SICK and
the suffering your wives and your children all appeal 10
and to YOU to stand shoulder 90 shoulder heart 20
Cleaning he srects 1t az hurry them 80 deep
resurrection l. Impossible that the cry Of party politics
pau-e Fellow-cr1ens, upon your answer depends the
satisfactory cleaning OF The streets and upon that alone
SPEECH OF CHTEF-JCsT1CE DAILY.
The chairman next introduced ChefJusice Daily, who
received with great applause He spoke as follows
FELLOW cTizENs have to 9es9 my speech IN by ri.
meeting In one OF this mornings papers DR. Hayes
sses Ia reported as saying Yesterday In reference 20
the great meeting held az Cooper Institute that u
got MP by OF consprators, who lneE no more
0hout politics than ChOctaw does abont GREEK IN ~.
other paper he IL again reported ~ saying tnnt ~
scheme wna born In iniquty, nurtntI ~ ~
malice and carried ont with the persstency o, he Ics
It this scheme for cleaning the streets Of Ntwl9rk
A. far the matter Of peIs-ienry u con -
two reports Ia the correct on'-t either DC
both In language equally elegant. ANA bolh WI,
serve a. a sufficient commentary The lips that uicrcu
them. lApBlnnEc agree most htuilP III ~ til
on that have had very little knowledge ~ nat hhh
aiurc Is an Illustration ~ the lneres, o. n &
city That statement, fellow Citizens deny on the
strength Of my personal word and | rest my
Pr p'S' 1Sc " c".c or Anplarse H. called upon
pay the eXprn-cs but paid them on "l our
oRn pockets The Gentlemen who went 10 Albany trri
deed their time und attention to their business and also
paid their expenses out Of their own pocAtts. may
therefore De permitted not Only hy TIL meeting h W
the public NOT present 10 say something about the "s
great many gentlemen Interested in the subject Of
sanitary reform. among them 'slf have directed iAtl
attention to the matter srrctccuing Tor -olne lime
Aft,r n ciihcrtion We came IN the conclusion that
II must be taken away from The Police t0inui--i"h'rH
and placed under one head. where there saonld p, r
Vided responsibility II BE- proprr 10 sly IN counfnh
with this that al oiIcct for ~ i9 know Whl no
Police Commissioners Thought about hAFlnG u .sham
from them. For this purpose called ui"n
Mr. French. lie snid that he was tuly ~ ~
cord with us He said. moreover tlA' ne ,n"'Lnt we
duty ought never to have boon given 4" the fl', "
missioner. ha,, known Mr.. French for many YEAR,
aud have known him I" j." mnn @i mlrSIly az, ,"'
have donht. therefore. that hr cNJr--'u rNh,iH
what hc thought about this qucstion. Im~e Who wei'
con9idrrinc the subject lid n" f''l thhi th.} "lL ~
90 on without ha ing r -si"u o pu.lr opinion
Co"pcr Institur wa- called A.. had tue honor oi APP
pointing the twenty one gentlemen VINO Vs. h U"
platform al that meeting aii,r '' "a, ] t, he
f.ts ff fslIll
am tree 10 say THAT ur 10 the time 81 that Meeting.
thought that tue hest system would be- drpafil'hi
controlled hy officer appointed hy thr N'v"r Nh',
d,r,tJ 20 th,ir Gi,rn.u I'm 1nt. ha. -ad 90 Tn
happy Il the man Who s"c- hOta .idr, To- my d''a 20
sifiou that has been ms duty Tor have tf'd
to e M. other eide OF th- nliirr Of street celuuE
mean the side opposite 10 that which Ne ad,"' ate
what among legislator, j. disposition Va pr
all IN" patronage 'he' can lh"f' j. -"In' i.I
that this street eraiiinE nu-ihr-" nlnN ~ '""''Il,
Democratic political naehinr. have 3nn ~ ~, .l.
ior another rising against the prcs'nt MAJ or OF any
havc - lev word. To ~ about this Carpenter hin
Sc i"uf "l9,' 'l"a- " 20 ~ IT,, ~, 90, Io r,i
powcr ~ appoint n'ni hctN''n 'i' h't"t A'H ' 80"
~ Health what want inan nndn id'l responsibility
r ", We rn6W by experience thai b.. object viii be-
first 81 al things in s"cIr. his rrH ihm NJ VIM, ir
n hribr provides that the supreme Court shan have
the power Of ann9il.ng contract ~ ha'',ef NJ nm.
cit, were a. invaluable those m1dc ~ pr''i" in''m
nal I'm the fourth pia.- 70 pro-e- that ts matter
~ .ic cleaning fr pfr-ou boz chnrrc ir not go De-
moved except upon tharr'- hr"hght p,f"fr me GOV
rlior al Aauy ctf idea DO that The -if"' cham
iug shall pc carried ont business NOT Oh %" prin
cipes. We want man VII" H. able I" d" d inh
" no shall Dee removed When b. proves 90 De- in' ',hi
We All know the dincuy ~ Wing on,rI br the
prrferinent charges have s"u" know Icie" col th-
e-i objection 10 the bill The dfiolty Of removing nn
ofcer would ~ great that II Nould amount O." -'9r''p
Ne have nyci under the dcluson that We enjoyed The
rights Of scf rpycrumrnt daughter Ih"- ",r en-
acted for the people hl tho" who are supposed O." h
the representative Of the I0pl but Va ho hive u-ud
To be- The matters q the pe"pc h,'S sad I'm, ',h
about the power ~ public opinion Nhrt' ~ ih,ir-
ono principle IN our form 81 republican gov rnn'i m"
10 be proud Of than another n o. thhi w.
leave to every community the usH 81 li''-
s,cling hs own local anslfs Ih,r L. Pot
mean 10 carr, ou ths business Of ttrr rl'auiIt n"n
tho principle Of oar Own Dbl lt'fent app an'' w. i.l
~ W. feel that every hout~ man tho poor thr Nun'h
and the children The medical fraternity thr 'oln. 'n'i
and the great God that governs ih~ univ are Oh our
side ana by llir and 10 mean Co ttiul ih
REMARKS OF EDWARD -ALOMON.
The next speaker introduced Nas Edward Salo-
mon the substance OF whose speech is q, follows;
Every true American D. proud Of hi country nnd De-
many unfortunate rea,On- why cannot De- proud ~
our ciiy. Many of y"u haf" no doubt been n'to-- hr
Atlantic. iron returning You have cert My been
outraged by the miserable dirty appearance ~ orr
streets Whoever has '""h IN L"n1'n' lAIr. N'hh''
Berlin, or amy other ot me large cities va fui9l" -
had opportunity Tor comparison; and while
in nS some RESPECTS mSsi have declared that 80
lar H. appearance t. concerned when look down
that upon which "" tread r. mo most rNrcrnHr I'D
the world But a those things lou know. our -'u-r-
have been offended carry this NTH To- ouf ry'-. iu
our noses, upon clnthe-, and n our MOUTH. APP
rlause 80 iherr came day when the citizens became
~ outraged that thcS asecnhlcI 90 Cooper Institute aud
disrs-cd the ubicct They cnm 90 The conclusion that
the dhculty ay IN the administration OF the hu.iHcf
The rea.nu why the IN did not Iaa- Developed 800
what was brought forward by the upl"idri-
Of The opposition. They tnr,d that the Iatron-
age would r,st In The hand. ot the MAYOR Sow
let VI -e what II patronage ~ i- simply another tenn
Tor public plumber. nothing clsr lApplau-tl believe
thai honest who wll work can earn every here
IA Ilff ft IL
30 when they talk about political patroasr they mean
sincCurcs They mean that the man who r. nppoirt,d