New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-29

"a think that another Republican elected on
,.tform as Mayor Low would notlonow MS
example ..,,.rcu,,v,s p1Axs-
omi,ation also would compel the Democrats
- ,o-warl first class man for Mayor. LOOK 70
that whatever we do. They see that they
- ,d for wears in their selection OF Mayors, ana
~ ,har they can win the Mayoralty contest only ny
.natng an unexceptionable candidate repeat that
- coo no reason for nominating Democrat, while
powerful one for not taking that course ana that
m, II would hurt State ticket IL the democrats
~ tns other hand, should nominate man at MeLauga
Inns command unit for tue office 9l Mayor ,ne not
ert him but would their influence 10 eject the
Ssnblicau candidate. If he shoud be an aDle, honest
nj the Kind OF a candidate that the CLUB woun sup
mort Democrats have broken so many pledge; maze
before election Of late Notably snera PSiey sa r Office s
no. prnoklyn this fall can be trusted Voters, in my
opinion VIII ayar peSed to 20 on with Mayor Lows
partisan administration than they VIII or
one"
SENATOR MIILERs PLAN.
swhat do YOU think OF Senator Mer's plan Tor the
reorganization Of the Republican party y
Ibelieye in party machinery but the machinery OF
Marty like that OF manufacturing business, should
embrace the best modern improvements Ths merit IN
Senator Mers plan of reorganization as II seems 10 me-
lies in the fact that provides machinery by which the
viii OF the party can find an adequate expression,
Parties like families, bound together by common tes
but they can be held together only by common ANUS
stl think the North was right ana tue Sou,n wros
hold the flag than for those who fought TO degrade IL
These sentiments among Others ond me oy S'aoaS nat If
should live in its past. and as Young hSpaDnoan
take pride in believing that 1t is actaea Dy 10
spirit" -
James s. Case. secretary Of the Young kepuohcan
Club said when asked to give his views OF what shouu
be the party policy OF Republicans think we ought 70
nominate man for Governor OF pre-emnent character
,,,la right
and local ticlet-from Mayor In Brooklyn here down 10
the candidates ator ard Assembiyman some OF
the members OF tho Young Republican Ciao FAVOR I'e
nomination of Democrat for Mayor, arguing that VIZ
should make q partisan nomination TOR that omce
that We elected Mayor Low that ISSUE that he has
conducted the office he has agreed that we ought 10
keep National separate from local politics. and that now
A. is the turn of independent Democrats to have cand
date for Mayor whom should support DO not thihK
that reasoning although plausible good Although we
tered the affairs of Brooklyn in non-partsan way HIS
Republic would 40 the sam Einpo iueheu
nv Ceyelands election IL seems to me Hugh Mclaughlin
Will name the Democratic candidate Tor Mayor anu
strive establish the old boss ana Spots ~
4he Democrats come back to rover In Brooklyn unuer
such circumstances they will destroy the exceent nun
partisan system OF government that has been
From what hear think the members oil the Young
Republican Club will make strong eli srt this fall to
representaion of Brooklyn in the Legislature was
Wreched Reform measures werc opposel anu
reform charcr The members the club will Also is
apparent me- exert themselves to elect Represent
tive set OF delegates the State Convention Inc cum
IA earnestly in favor OF civil service reform anu VIII
opose any attempted amen lment OF the law when VIII
have the effect of destroying Its force"
MR.. PAGES sUGG ssTIoN.
"A p Page n member of tho Advisory Committee OF
the Young Republican Club said: have regretted the
past winter that the club was not taking more active
part in regard legislation OF Albany aud hope that
nextwnter it win change its policy in this respect The
protest the club against Assemblyman Ears Dill ex
aplna fiD
civil service regulations had a powerful elect Tue
clubs Dower might been used also In support OF
General Heaths bills ia relation the Sher IT. the County
Clerk and the Register. What have said nave not
said as criticism of the club Its members are hard-
working IN en- unable give than certain part OF
their time to politics. aud they already have sacrnced
fhs work which is now undertaken by the Citizens
League Brooklyn and tine Constitr ton Club Win us
larre membership 1t could accomplish far more in the
direction of reform legislation than those small bodies
The influence OF the club ought to be powerfully use
November Ia opinion 10 elect better heu VI tho
legslature.n