New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

subservicnt Its organization and purposes are
against the best interests of the city, A c hv WI" tbe
eHpendur Of vast sums Of and By the a
trbuton of PATRONAGE to ITS heeiers Stretches its
s Tn the psw ss 70 invade Snu the Judiciary pdcendsn
non partisan and fearless Judiciary is the ouWarh VI
n portions of the state Republicans whls sSdn ing
equal chance for the election o. ' Of good govern
men united with the democrats in rsssSnng d snq
retaining in Uce n S f1iS city, an" The partisan
and greed Of the Democratic leader, So LARGELY i'm
ssdS Sr the eStortonao assessments levied qron
its Judicial candida,ss ss' RsonScan Judges whose
terms Of Office have expired, until now there Is not
single Republican Judge ,S c ER inc O'"'" III '
The plan Of organization of the Court Of Appeals
highest judicial tribunal II the sc s On bs beneS by
each political party but now the sac tst court
would consist Of Ave Democratic and two Repuoii-
can Judges.
POLICE BOARD CHANGES
so IN this city, the Police Department since the
time Of its formation to last year has been constr
tuted Of two Republican and two democratic con-
Uissioners and upon the expiration of the terms Oh
Office OF one or moro of the incumbents, their sue
cessors have been appointed from the Same poi'ticai
party until 1t had become the custom which maj
all the force OF an unwren law nst sna' Especially
this necessary as that department h s~ IN
the Bureau r Of ta ao clerks sns PRSo under
are appointed in equal numbers from the two potica,
parties B a s snd in dehance Of strong public
sentiment, appointed Tammany Dcm oD h., !" now
place Of RePqe %ss. Sp oil teo Democrats and
one Republican. . .,..,uu oror
Contemplate the effect and result Of handing ham % o USs
the entire control of the state and CITY W o III
political party, and that the party commas are yo
iI and Ta% s~s1yv H ihe , rfe" When
rce down the throats of the people al t yo, rT n
Are you Milling hs men TO %h sv are By PAPER
mache ceiling seahas O, good Character BY most
The ticket nominated by Governor Hi ,b rs sns
up PRINCIPALLY OF hSss R IN VINO bower On the other
hand the candidates nominated by the Repuo Diced
s as Of a Stainless Of co and
of your confidence and support ts sars Of the
oessa HeH he Vi" best interests Of ali people
They are honest, they are capable anu '"0s "''
Republicans. lApp!ausc1 .., ross
in might and n your majesty and % o HSW Toa
SsDa the Snsrgs TO he dsenhmon
this city and state from the rule Of GoyermDr h ~
and oS ,ea s to Sas and march as
army 10 the great political battle on the % or S,yb}
November, and vanquish ana put the enen'S '" ''>''
Continued applauseJ
Mr. Addomss speech made most ravoraoie Inv
preston lie brought his hearers up 10 d n'sh
point of enthusiasm with his fine closing Wniie
he was speaking, ex-Judge Frederick VI "eaueS,
the Union candidate appeared on the phtlorn' anu
was received with hearty cheers mouieh,
later the audience arose in body ana cheereu
while Chaunccy NJ. Dcpew stepped brlsRN lh'o
his place Some one shouted What's the m"''cr
with Depew?, and the audience shouted In con-
cert " Hos all right and gave Mr.. Depew three
moro cbcers When Mr.. Addoms had stopped
speaking. Edward T. Bartlett, ex-prcsldent OF the
cjub read the following resolutions. every poln'
Of which was loudly applaudcd:
The Republicans of the City OF New York IN public
meeting assembled, send greeting 10 men dncara
"OI Oh affirm that the Republican party in this his
rampaicn recedes from position assumed IN IN. uo
Presidential contest Of last year In Ns3nai anu oA'0
We snd o po ae 0S bSSro the
of American industries; the defence of American Ia
Dor The extension of American trade fostering ys
TEN that Shall place upon every sea Que mcm re am
marine, and upon every market .nc oUr lie
nations the world liberal pensions for the b a ypc
heroes Of the war so rapidly mower cxferd
Upon the General Government calculated 10 secure 70
s s yo sosn aHa sSs'S
rights Of citizenship that eSssn u as IN NewY
a se Re 81 of service reform
as ognaed sustained BY the srsd pnr Of
bsilct reform that viii render corruption and a ant
brserv legislation to prevent the corruption Of voters
and the intimidation OF empOy,e DYES o,ber ndcias
bt iDtsrests OF the people lines of practical re-
form form - ana se s sa sel Governme Sa
toa Oh W 9e charge Governor Hll with persistent op
position 70 hr e M Of the Government in repeated and
shameless vetocs OF reform measures aPpio'eu W an
gov Further charge that Governor Hill in his public
uitc,anccs of this campaign has soen 10
and tsxat,on. pnposey srppressing facts as to abe
Legitimate Of pcyy Mbo wo9
In local matters believe IN an honest ana
economical amipistrston of the cy d seens are
justified in uniting drive from power me corrup,,
political organization now in control OF munic'pa'
G. Finally we bid coworkers throughout 1.-THE the
State to be Of good cheer and 10 see rs' to S as
always the defender Of public morals and ne cham,
piOn Of the peoples rights and this Gspagm ns'
After the reading of the resolutions Mr.. Addoms
remarked that no Republican meeting was sue
cess without a song and he introduced Professor
Adams the well-known campaign singer, who was
enthusiastically greeted by the audience Professor
Adams sang two Of his songs with ms usual spiriU
MIR. DEPEw's WIT AND ELOQUENCE.
Mr. Addoms in introducing Mr. Depew said
that he had the honor and privilege of introducing
a man vino needed no introduction to an audience
in New-York City When the cheers and ap-
plause had died away, Mr.. Depew said:
After the excitement OF Presidential canvass It IS
dcult 10 arouse interest In the succeeding eiec,1n
The most disastrous falacy In government ana puoc
affairs IS concentrated in the unfortunate phfasc oil
of year. -, a..
ii there be any truth in the well worn maxim mat
Eternal vigilance Is the price OF liberty, ueh toI.
are no off years. III free governments We 90 no t
have the music, and the banners and the torchllsht
professions which express the enthusiasm OF G,ea
campaign, but upon the altar OF liberty The loren
always lighted either ilumlne her temple or starr
conAagraon. An OF year" is the excuse Tor INC
neglect of public duty which Keeps away rom me
polls the citizens most interested in good government
WcaE apdn
and bad legislators excused upon the ground ua'
they were elected 10 of year. Our system &C,
oordngy becomes a herculean effort in two out OF
every four years correct the evils which have come
from ignorance or indifference IN the other two
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