New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

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Hamilton Fish. Jnien r. Davies,
Arthur NJ, Douso' Allen Mclean Hamilton,
George Bliss, Robert ". De Forrest,
William NJ Evarts, Ml.la itao HH,,o
james +: TaIp Snrht Allan W. Evarts
Syro, n Rrown Walter Howe,
vernon Ven I1, ~, D5T"" Alex. H. Stevens,
i 4. W, p freeman II. G. Cornell.
IranolS 4 ;ILo,rviand Arthur III. Tmson.
William Dowd,
The officers were appointed by vote as suggeSVcu
md then Mr.. Barlow read the following reSo'u
fions ,,,...
p,oyr.5 r That tho Government OF the City Of New
York is essentially business trust, which nke any
business trust should be free from all paN 90 honestv
fions and administered solely with reference " i'''
mEThat 10 secure such an administration we meer
Mayor so nominated and elected as to DE h"rn had
by political obligations because although wertbrow of
f6e Ring they nave owed their election so Largely h
political parties that they have been eDn0"i
Uf-That we need Mayor not only OF hgL H1 hos
politically independent o9t enc w sd1UinistTaon be-
cause the laws concerning the Guy aIc had sovern
have been so long enacted IN ne isev administer them
as they are advise the changes when are vi paI
smporance and be safely trusted with the large pnwoas
which must be confe red the Mayor 10 secure TO-
tpoasihe CITY government no. IN addition TO the ncc
f fSsi'y ex SeTO" in the admnisraon Of
the laws q, sToSrs him to be What Others possibly
may be- one who may safely be Entrusted Win tns he
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Six wears that he has respectively at the hesu OF
the Departments OF Pubic Works and flaanSo Si U,
city lie has constantly bcld ms uu'! -
VITbSt we hereby ratfy the nomination Of Allan
Campbell for Mayor OF the City OF New York. ana peuSo
TO him support at the coming eiecuon. ,,o corDi
What the reasons which have cae1 LOT h re ndi
nation OF Allan Campbell are equally appHc9uIe " y
cia nominations aud that the only tV md
nominees which Shouts be considered are integrity anu
standing in the profession of the law. - - r,ua al
NIl1at IN tine nomination OF the non. ioM Su a.
ONION and the Hon Henry J. scudder we recognize me
facf that the Committee of Fifty have nominated men
pmnenty fitted TO Judges OF the superior Court anu
thai we hereby radfy their nominat0ns, ana peuse "
them our support al the polls. - -,
VflI-rhat MIR. William A. Butler the nominee for
both bench and bar by faithful performance OF ITS
duties raiiy his nomination by tne oOmHltaeo %
election. -,-., ,,o,.
CLARK the office of Sheriff OF the County OF &
We recognize the fact that tie Committee OF Fifty nave
Sought for important Office citizen OF dsuhction
long connected win the National Guard, anu
election wl bring IN that office the same aumhSa
tive ability which has made tne Ith HesS % CitV
he is the head regiment of which New OK EIy t ~
Justly proud. We that his election "lll compeley
fcvOul iOnze the methods which have so long Deen ~
vogue IN that office while under sileVy % 10 HIM
aud hereby ratify his nomination ana pleuEe 10 h
Ma: In the nomination of Drs Demaresr and
Toeb and Mr. Edward McCue for the Offices OF coroner
seek or every muncia Office men irrespective OF parry
having ro-ard solely their fitness for tier POSITIONS
Nj, s further resolved that we, the cltilens OF
New YORK. request that tue Committee OF FIty W
cTcase eir efficiency mot only with view the
election OF men whose nominations are heIeDJ Ia
fed but also Tor carrying out of such uilhcr o
jecs OF municipal reform as the eXsehces u OdI ooH"
XiI~fhat we Seem this fitting occasion 70 thank the
members Assembly who in matters an ctnS luc clg
qbOred lori interests without regard their respective
party consequences.
CARL SEIZURES SPEECH
Each mention of the names of the candidates in
the resolutions was followed by outburst of APP
pause At the end of the reading voice called
for a vote on them. Mayor Grace replied that
they would be put to vote after they
had been spoken to, and without
further ceremony presented Carl Schurz as the inst
speaker. MI Schuiz SAID;
My FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIzENs You will pardon
making remark OF personal natnIe at tue rem
nIng Of NY address am suffering IIoin coIt anu cur
speak loudly Bat take 80 great an IN e,I IN tnG
should stop short you must pa don me. /
presume that | am speaking here 70 Democrats
and Republicans alike In "a friendly meeting Lei Inc
say tDa sympathize with bOn IN al good things New
YORK CITY politics are an interesting subject
Ire medical student Is obliged to Jake up
they Lave an OdOr which is not very inviting
~ ~ bsf ali Over TIE world Ne-Y is known
M 9c Of he most ma guiicent Oi and OF the
1irTiet one Of the busiest ana one gov
orned IL often supposed that the
Rs soi we "a admit tbs inc TACT is tna the people
New-Yorl have not tried to govern themselves
A biz OF municipal history WA Illustrate INC
ruler who nearly achieved tho distinction Of
having Statue erected In DIS honor
by his admiring fellow citizens aud who afterward ded
convict Ponder upon hi; fact. DO you thinA tnat
people oI NewYork bore some OF tne gum how could
he have become er so 6o" Sim to do soi He
ured that great power Tor years without law ana res
bsna Of robbers He controlled ne ballot box and the
courts OF Justice Ee strong enough, when
saw: :" What are you gong to DO about
iii" But there were temptations IN ms
power aud opportunity. When his measure was Jul 1t
required great uprising to bring MN 10 justice In tnat
uDfi.ig you THEA govern you selves ltn you sue
ccedcd. Havesyou forgotten that Iesaonf II almost
a few days ago We all saw Singular spec
tacle Alter TwCeds downfall Iammahy became
hated by a certain part OF tuIs community Tam
any had committed mp rdOnable sin IL had risen
apaias its marty. II reus to support the par cnGl
dates and was instrumental In bringing about lhcT de-
feat The air was blue win the odths OF
Democrats who svore ne' c 20 snaV tncr DgdIus uhtl
Yamluany was swept from the face oi tho earth rev
days ago all these hostile - .u0As were seated
in cosey conference u Jung aiiC1s 90 60 -
municipal Ohcee-castihS iOh over u, "a i
cruc,ied community. Laughter ana apPhuse.l 1hSie
was IA. Do, Si tL reIt Wo was tae gG "A
Voice: John Kelly" No; he looked Ahe the Hcn old
1 and County DeI6ocracy Appalsc 10 Of them
he gave the position OF sheriff, and to another Inc
eros OF ina. good Old man. 1t seems almost az II the
County Demo ,racy had caught the spirit OF
1oric son, Pat" Keenan,. l was not surprised.
II must TO admitted that the success OF Ialmanl ana
Kelly is a man who knows now to hOld his forces To-
gcther lie mas disciplined pohuca! army. lie
orders them TO oppose this man. ana they 90 IL ;
~ sInu1rr mat man, ana they obey. He mas cOu-
Xncei the other Democratic factions That Without nh
success Is almost impossible. Now what has become Of
tIO.e .rocs who sWOre that Iammany must De swept
away some of them must be ashamed 10 look III their
Now how doas the Tammany boss
hold his forces together is Iaulmi.ny
tie nursery of statesnanshp What are its principles
NON ana then its members mourn over the d'geheldcy
OF Inc lines eoause Tanmduy cannot govern inc Whole
country Laughter what Is II tat holds TINS naolln
erv tOscterl S!ayOr Grace has already told you mat
IL is ncd together 10y the cOhesiyc power OF puDhs
uluud,r IL is bread and butter brigade The sober
tun Is tnat the feeds his men out 0l the puDlc
Treasury. 10 them the city Is great sOup-LOuso-