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


to male esHirsets for more taa year But they never
Judge DAILY. with his Kindness heart does not think
and he SAID he was anxious 70 get I'd
his clerk John J. oren. to lobby for # an last week.
Long continued appIa0sel How n II, II they don't
pontsents 10 secire the defeat of these bins They say
,hs{ o,nt want u Il Isn't eongenal 90 them Laugh
II froa them and keep IL from them lLongeontinued
appnHse1 Feilowcitlzens, hope We may meet here
asnln IN week and congratulate ourselves on having
succeeded lAPPlausel
A CLERG Y1IASs OPINIONS.
Mr.. Schultz was followed by the Rev. Dr. ROs-
well ID. Hitchcock, who spoke in part ~ follows:
LtDrEs AyD GENTLEMEN: shall speak by my. watch
Dorm within the sound of the city bells but have the
s'laetlon OF having watched for more than t%enty-
permit Sew York to be Gitcl-, without rebuke II it
il a5 ian Il hq%fn .Sa Sa{ y II "a m rb or
ermah city, still answer Il Ia American; but II hear
not drny the .Stt iS6nearbmrpt ' G%nThtsrl Is
h-rd not he dirty. II has been called the dTtiest
cay on The planet have not seen every city on tnis
bne % = trne but must say II - the dlrtleSt OF al
nave seen n be- cleaned But three things are re-
publican or Democratic nuscIe hit human muscle
merely human mu.ceand behind the mnsele an honest
ana u han h. done. lApPan-el ! have no sympathy
with thess pessirni-s who faith in the workings
about l. not the question, seems 10 me- 10 be put
sudden storm arose then and the lightning struck
somewhere, and when the storm had passed there
nothing left bnt the smell ~ sulphur.
one word with regard 10 the difference between poll
Laugh er.l Yonr politician believes in the lightning
only wien be the clouds gather In the sky and hears
me thunder roll the statesman hears 1t all the tiae
a matter Of Ifs and death Abraham Lincoln lapplanse
never - touched the heart OF the Nation AZ when he
the instant 4 can be stopped every life lost -
hm5an a., Let me 9dd EiyePy N, drop SPPd 81
those 40 responsible for ita stain which AL the
NIL " se oesan VIII be unable TO- ~psa away h'srg
Of vp on the S9 on @f the
day ofJhgment. prolonged applanse.l
REMARKS OF DR.. DRAPER
Dr. William II. Draper, the next speaker, was in
PRODUCED rs a representative Of the medical profess
sion. His rmarks, compHctly given, are as follows;
feel Embarrassed after the cheering illusions that
nav be ~ made 10 my profession IN rising To re-po TOT
H. nlsnueh Dr HAYES hae been pu on lee. suppose
may rEnrd him only "a late member lIaughicrl
medical profeaainn-the profession charged not ohy
with the curing NJ disease but with the prevention OF ~
viii Dee On the preserve ~ health think We might
fav thai the members ~ the legislature had mot hnr
lla ui, Vs. j. lhr @ l' H. OF Una, ~ a
" h prenbc that most Of them have never heard OF
such ting ~ prev, ntve medieiue which
lives ID an the arr OF curing disease I an not here,
though 80 apologize Tor me- nhcrs ~ the Legislature on
the p'R Of thrir Ignorance. We would not gam
much by hcnpng abuse on theul' Tor
thev - ~ in-snsibe 10 nbnse ~ they
so flr IN view ~ curing ,hr Icglatlre Of II. vices
~ t. Dor X the mrmher down I" Nr- ork cIty ana eh
AK the GERM 81 disease 10 which
5gs T' that ""ia would %S1 90 do '' 'G particle q
go'a. fAPrlanse hei.rye that they w ond
pc-frrfl n diseases. and that w. would gain nothing
lInu-trrl The oErncr- a. the political hydra IN
W. must CREATE mten-ent public opnion on the
question 81 public health. W. should teach the people
water. aud IN the dirt In tr streets wounds Of The
-inpr.i kind may become htal through contact WIN
ffrf fflr - Oh Inn
undcr-' nd that MIN brirl- d--e, shall Ct lr;i-
lor- tlf " I'M NOT dare tlmprr With the public health.
What v want in order 10 solve the problem OF ceanng
the ,tsf''s. is ." rc man ~ brains NJ r heAa nl o
t-i and nohlc-t work That uan cnn do. when "" get
clean r. et- am sure We shll thrn -"e ""hutiIul
improve nent IN the public health lApp'ansel
THE RESOLUTIONS
The c'zirmau then announced that Colonel Ives
would rad the resolutions, and that Mr.. Choat'
would -coud them The resolutions. which were
rrc,iYri with great applausr a follows:
WAerccr The Committee ~ Twsui, one. appointed AZ
the smoe.iug hrt 20 Cooper institute" on me I'th
rt-,a q bal imposing the dnii az clrahs the 'I'l'
~ o., city 81 NrN York ui"'n ihr MAYOR. an ono
whom. ior that r'a~'u rrsnrlis-- % ~ |rh & =.
uauin0asly passed bf thu svnate upon hf SViA A' oi
4sg g,ereas The Assembly have ~ fused pass the
same. or y dsnnsiy SEPARATE slrcet-cleaning from
And FA~rsas. Certain -o,allcd lcadcrs IN tIe ~
s.nbly hayr prepared hil truwu The 'aIprn'rr
sli,fiiuts" "a nirnsgr- ~ doubtful conrtutonnity ana
pupcfv, The pa--agv Of ~hch Is ured Instead "' ih'
F@.ir,G That u.r conr,c OF The Hon GeGrse r.
SHARPE. I"aLcr ~ To- A-.cnbiy NJ The Hon t.rf.l,
= ifls it, Chairman of The Committee ON 'tc" ana
~ hr s'T / 5n % Si ,,runers ~ tne -.
-,unl, u this city. and ~ the other orP"n"nt- 4 hr
b. nc'r vith the Snccrr ald earnest di'aPlI"D''on
Ees,i,(f hat amidst the ,rcachery Of Dr. Hayes and
the cub. .r,cn,y ~ Others the hearty thanks oi he
,to r,Uplr mr. due and arr hrrby tcnierryl "a Nj.
Ui.f,d ~ skinner Mr ANor,l Mr.. In .uid. Mr. Erns-
whether grpuhllcnns or Democrats, who have asr-trl
people o th. city. ~ fcrr'r'ntc hy th' '"'nuhl
rsr, 4 Tint in tho opinion ~ this meeting ne So
raIl nrtrutsr substitute D. uilr' fiutnhr meas
urr Of do lbifnl c,titutionay intended OF 'al"ni"i
toaf' The dmt{ "i crnnnf iir TITS W. w. manu- ~,
suirs o. cir Successors m that duty @" the influence "i
pu..'..-. aud 90 Organize n'" ininIr uhH'i h'"
Ei-f Tia, the interest. ~ the people Of New York
ti, i,s ri 81 Poie over tl, hi.lnr.. OF street.
r,Iu tHuud cease aua i"r n.. Hud thai n" u,i.
brr a., 81. d board uhrthcr a. ueuh~r of Tho Board 81
a. nm ,, ,thr,,I.c should have any voice IN m sr-
puilimtuf confirmation ~ superintendent o1 'ti''t
Jriinc. or any part iu thr organization OF ne"
Foai,l That the duty md responsibility Of cleaning
tlr -r,c,s should bc connds 90 ihe NaSor 81 L" D..
,,rf,, Of street l,anins The hcld Of hich shall hc
apouf,, and hc RENO, aide by The Mayor ana tAl thv
ctfrus here aN-' Implicit "l'i"lt ~ -, -,
ponii,s. earnestly call upon the Governor oi h' 49,
il' state rcnatr and the M'mh,rs 81 me Ar-',.'s'
without regard g. the manner ~ "hl,h lnr9 nave n,
to'ntr N.sd This question. % aid th'lh IN He'uth-
fer the Mayor ~ the '1il OF sew oIe un P 80,
Bib thr Undivided rrrpnurili1 ~ thl- ihht''f ii''u
frn Tie enntru or interference of the boafd Ot FOlre,
the i..ari uf Health. or of ward politicians $50.
E,srDl That Is the duty 90 th' rihrh- OF TINS cl'
earnestly ~ take steps ~ rtpr s'ufri IN thr A--''
ld, boz ti, ,ulrr. able comprehend, and gcniN M
d'prni,ul to advocate the trur DOT ti'-tS =" ~
N,N-Noit aud willing To prefer sdch interests 10 PoH''s
aud party patronage. -. 90,
pcni, q "a the meeting of tht l~th of March Last 70" %
iuuod Wth power to adi {" Their nnnh'ts' ana l"lt
inv hc empowered to tax such action ~ may 'r
d,cnsd hy them proper and Juuti"t' lh'ihihf ,n'
,rlYf/a' ON OF niI committees M each MuFd ana ~
s,mhlt District M the ely . ,....,.