New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

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,orhrc IN foston unon their opponents the odium OF
killing the Worlds Fair for the advantages 1t might give
I'm the coming and succeeding election, while was III
noccntly giving my time and mind without thought
that politics the Worlds Fair for New-ork
Nv proposition for compromise received by Demo-
cratic politicians with the declaration that my BACKBONE
made badly cohesive Jelly by INDEPENDENT anu Mug
wump politicians with the declaration that nv collar haa
on II the my and the place where NY KIN
mel could be found l lost stayed or stoch anu
Republican politicians asserted that had no business @
a soldier In the ranks TO be h'trHeuu". WIN
those which belong exclusively to the leaders OF
the party
APPEALING TO BUSINESS MEN.
This Is business community and We here to'hen' arc
business As such let US DO what h'' no' JUN W.
examine what these bills aud what tncY PROPOSE " nv
conpsh The bill! Albany propose t. r1l'' TioooV'
h v,tio, on TIM taxravc?. Of the city o; Newlork to
prtvide permanent buildings iof tho rci'"Uoh' p'O' %
instruction the people OF the eng oi NV o "
time but the money Is rot to be raised h"f INC O' " W.
rome lucrative unless NewYor + dcsan1ted as the pace
for holding the Worlds Fair. This work would ordinarily
be entrusted to tho Department OF Public Parks put 70
avoid all orestions the cOmpcNion OF tlc muhop'
Government 1o3 citizens Of the highest rcsectaDiy ana
husnr.s standing selected TO act In the place oil Tue
C,issi,ne, OF Parks as q Local City Commission lhc!r
first duty will be lands II any are needed DyoNu
tho city marks fom who are Wiling 70 SELL lh'e
T. certainly no politics that. Next, they must compete
the two Museums and Natural History upon plans
.iroody odontcd which will cost ~ 100000 The other
So 600 600 will be spent In the purchase oil iN "u anu "
tho erection at Morrngsdc and HVcfside fafhS o Nh
chncry Hall and such other structures as may DC hec'
cssary. ,,.. III, 49,,
This commission Will appoint an architect Inc char'
actrr OF the commission ustncs an assertion when cannot
bo questioned that the architect VIII be selected because
Of his plans and of his politics Their next auty WIN
No mon tho so,clncaons prepared by the architect to
advertise for bids the completion OF the museums anu
for the building Of the other structures Ih's' pu' WI"
published in all the papers Builders iron M" "''
glass men will compete. Tho whole United states VIII
coo into the compcton and the lowest responsible bd
der will get the contract Then the commission mas noun
,nc further to do Where S the politics in thisl
Ghc successful bidder be Republican he may be
a Democrat, he may BE- Mugwump, he may nave no
po,ltics and he may not be naturazed citizen u -
purc matter business The name OK the lowest Duuer
and OF all his competitors viii also be printed III the
newspapers Tho only way In which politics could ehter
in this would By monkcying with the bids 10 oee'e
that we must that Vce.Prcsdcnt Morton senator
Evarts ex-senator Plstt Senator Miller Cornelius van
dcbilt j. Perpont Morgan and their associates WI" a'y
bids for the benefit Of the Republicans and that motifs
| X Jc,up Henry g. Marquand. James Gordon Bennett
! IT, X Thurbcr Samuel D. Babcock Edward Cooper
| August belmont william &. whitney and Cn'''' ~
Dana will falsny bids for the b,ncht Of the pri'
or Muewunm contractors. The mere statement ot INC
question calls for tho adjournment sine die Of what SELF
| respect the assertors possess
THE Observation-Disclosures DUTY.
Thu second bill. in Congress NJ Washington 'r''"A
CORPORATION to run Worlds Fair IN tho celebration Of
tie Columbus anniversary. This corporation Ia, W''o
loS men a. It's first Of Directors IL has th' e
millions OF dollars subscribed 70 me guarantee fnnd n ~
WORKING capita and the subscribers become stockholders
In the new corporation. This corporation j. pl'''y
business concern Til, Board Of Directors j. 20 manage
the corporation make :ho most successful f'f ana
ono profitable stockholders. They are t" rht from
Tho city these buildings and grounds In winch ana "
which n hold me Fair: they to furnish them with
rcstaurants booths and counters which they int Tor t"e
income and profit tho corporation a. well a. u" con-
vcncncc Of the Fair; they will sp9on; Heiai NnN'E''
| or Difcctordcnclal.
Pale vft last cul- 81 ~
thcu to select man q demonstrated capacity ana ui"h
The same principle president would be- solicitor ''
the New. York Central or Pcnnsyfnna IaAT'An III" we
Rank u Commerce or Of our great trust COMPANIES
II is difficult to conceive how politics can enter i'T """
,u,oft In the selection q upon whose management
DEPEND the reputation aud financial credit - bushes con-
ccrn for which these great hnanci"H h Inc "''I"
Directors are responsible. This Director OF Manner. win
tho advice and Consent n the Directors viii appoint D''"
kecrer cashiers :ckct-eofs and c1rctar,, 80 al poi
ability 800 men. That 3. To- limit q politics j." 'i'i' Joy
the CORPORATION that these 800 uen should D." -' tn
co;dins 20 their politics. and not ior Their ih+iIN anu
ability 10 I'll the positions % which thcy arc ''@I"'u
rerc viii ne.r,sarIv Dc q considerable increase 10 mo
Park Police and u that the Democrats VIII got 'h'
benefit: there Will be equally ars" mcf'''' q" 'p''"'
inspectors watch the goods bron-Nt 10y 'Nl'''''' "
bond and 10 be Teturnsd. and u mat the E'lHuH'an7
| viii get the beGont
We stand at the dividing line. whether shall We take
three hundred millions d dollars. tao unrGuh''d ana
upnroccdcnted prosperity aud wealth aAe unusual ana
baooueusI ort.rtunltcs for the education and nstsu..
| zion ~ our people take empire without price of
succ,nb 10 the tear that 800 1000 employs about
the e.ialhhmcnt nay upset thc destiny Of The Republic
| Let rs ALL without regard to our lofy animation af
ABIDE our differences and together and upon Hoe,
,roo which sensible men can agfco unanimously pass
| thi, biz % Albany and 50 The Empire Stat" should
% Washington 10 claim heritage which VIII bneht not
only oursolyc,. rebound to the glory % the Republic
AID 10 the prosperity Of the whole people % tho Nation
! (Applau,"J
OUTSIDE OF Cooper Union an overflow meeting
was held Of some 500 men who could not e't
/ in. &. G. Shayne and q. Waldo smith, president
! of the Grooers' Union, made eloquent speeches
TO them, in favor Of the Worlds Fair in New
/ York.