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

into factions. The phenomenal opportunity ever
community for fabulous wealth for the happ
of its people and their increase in intelligence is now
The question is, shall accept reject inc
prize!
From Chicago came Republicans. Democrats, Mug
wumps Anarchists, Socialists saying to Congress Locate
the Worlds Fair with us; on that question We arc
unit. All parties from st. Louis and Washington
to Congress saying. We have political differences III
the presence of the advantages which VIII come
to from Worlds Fair The people OF New-Aofk'
who, if presenting solid front, are certain to secure
the Fair their great city, have retired from Washing
ton and devotng themselves to calling ea'h o'her
names Upon this subject everybody Is entitled TO iee'
dom OF opinion without being charged with party BIAS
Now. brethren. let together There are two
questions in dispute. very eminent and very able l'e
publican leader with his friends thinks hat lar III New
York 1892 Of all the machinery OF The cry gov
ernment being in hands Of the Democracy wouu au
to number of the vast crowd Of visitors being ncgu
maely vo.ed Presidential election l. on the con-
trary. believe that the great prosperity when "ouu io
low all the country from the FAR "ouiu 'u0uu "
the cred; Of National Administration under whose
ausnccs IL was held the same the Fair OF 1876 at Phla
delpha Internationally did. We each OF US arc entitled
70 fair consideration Of our opinions without cutting each
others thrOats
Tho second question is upon the ncorporators IN he
hill at Albany and a, Washington 1t IS charged that the
Committee on LEGISLATION in making up that list nave
been either the dUpes or the Wiling tooi9 oi A"'"'
Hall The Republicans Of the Committee on Lc2isn'oN'
Ammidown Daniel +. Appleton. joel b. EIhaidt FRANK
w Cheney William ". ENarts, James W. ltuetod warner
Miller Levi p. Morton. Elihu Root General sherman
Ambrose Snow. Thomas c. Platt' Alohio b. Co9hen anu
! Hamilton Fish, ST. go
In the preparaton OF the bills pending at Albany
and Washington the committee had many meetings ana
gave great labor Their consultations were pubic anu
constantly published in all the papers The bill at MANY
in regard which all these grave charges wcio aae was
published in all the NewYork papers for the purpose OF
receiving general criticism and scrutiny nearly TWO weeks
before 1t sent to the Legislature III received uc
communication as TO the distinguished character Of the
gentlemen named in 1t Of every newspaper in the city oil
New.York and OF every newspaper In the State when
mentioned the subject at all The only protest or OBJ
lection Of any kind which came TO the committee during
this long period from the propertyowners IN i'gsu
TO the clause condemnng their land.
Neither directly Indirectly neither openly nor ahohy
mously were tho integrity and fairness or tho nom
partisanshlp this commission questioned II was nov
untn the day after the bill introduced into the Legs
lature and weeks after this universal publication ana
commondston that the alleged discovery wa made Of 10
partisan bias OF It * dUncult in city kc 80
York to find exactly the political Affiliations OF bysN''
mon 50 many Of thcm unfortunately, are negcctu IN that
regard An made in that direction and presented
to me counted among the Republicans Labor ~an and
some thirteen others who different times. have voted
against certain candidates the Republican tickets, and
who would party lines drawn hold the balance
OF power. All OF them, I believe In the Presidential
election voted for Warner Miller for Governor some OF
them for General Harrison. All Of them are hostile IN
municipal matters 70 Tammany Hall, while among the
Democrats Of commission the large majority Of them
are hostile Iammsny In municipal matters and many
Of them belonged to the famous Committee OF Sevonty
sIXTY.FIvE GOOD NAMES
without casting any reflection upon the members OF tho
Commission who well known outside OF the state
Of New.York / have selected siXty.nve names Reppb.
can Democratic and Independent, and assert without
fear Of contradiction That there is bank In tho
city which would gladly take them it, directors. 40
! Insurance company which would not welcome them a.
trustees, no rich who would not BE- glad u have hom
| serve as his executors Levi =. Morton. william NJ
Evarts, Ex-Governor Cornell Collector Frhafdt, Warner
Miller Thomas c. Plat Cornelius Vanderbilt. j. Pier
pont Morgan Charles Stewart Smith, Henry l.. HYDE.
ogden Mills, Jesse Selgman William Rockefeller. Elliott
! r. Shepard Coils 2. Huntingdon Edward II. Ammldown.
Hamilton Fish Elihu Root. Daniel i. Appleton. General
| Sherman James w Hustled Cornelius y. Bli's. John
Cisnin William Waldorf Aston. John II. starin Professor
| Chandler, Richard NJ. Hunt, Edwin u. Adams, John
| Sloane Charles l.. Tiffany, Charles A. Moore Ambrose
| Snow, Chauncey ". Dcpew, Abam S. Hewitt, Edward
Cooper Charles \. Dana Samuel d. Dabcock. oswald OF
teDdorfer, J. Edward Simmons William Stenway. August
Belmont, william c. Whitney, John ii. lnInan, John c.
Calhoun, Roswell =. Flower Andrew II. Green. william
| r; Grace D. Willis James Henry Hilton. j. l.. Gunthcr,
| George g. Haven, Edmund c. Stanton, Eugene Kelly.
Herman Oerichs, Joseph j. oDonohuc, exMayor Eh.on,
! f. b. Thurber, John r. Aenew, Arthur Learv. James
Gordon Bennett George Jones' John FOOrd 7. {. Lrst.
| man, Henry G. Narquand and Morris X. Jcsup.
TO assert that In the administration % great tFus,
like Worlds Fair In the spending Of the Of the
people Of the city OF NewYorS and in the management Of
the capital subscribed by the citizens Of this town. thc~s
gentlemen would untrue their tr,-t and soil repua-
lions which have stood both here and all the country
and largely all The world. synonyms Of ntegrt
and honesty Is enough 70 make lras monkey got up
his hind legs and laugh his head OF. Now, who tho
best judges a. to the pasanshp non.parsanship Of
this commlssionl My friend the Hon. William +. Chand.
Ter United States Senator New Hampshire, SAYS that
It Is partisan and cannot be trusted. The Republic an
State Committee met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Some
VI and
Republication, whose opinions in matters IN their own
noighborhood would be conclusive and most Of my
personal friends. western northern and interior
Counties arrived in Now.York at o'clock In the morning
ascertalncd 1O3 citizens Of NcwYoGk
partisan body home IN the afternoon. That is
the testimony for Plaintiffs before the jury Of the people
Of the STATE Of New-York.
On the other side Colonel Cruger chairman Of
publican County Committee and Official leader Of tho
Republican party the city Ilihu Root the intimate
friend Of President Arthur during his long leadership Of
the Republican organization hero and L.ssclf for three
years president joel Il. Erhod:, the Ia, Republican
candidate for Mayor and Collector Of the Port Cor.
ncus y. Bliss for twenty-five years leading Republican
Of the city and Of the largest contributions it.
pagn funds for years ard until last when
declined chairman Ct the Republican state
Committee Warner Miller, for six years United States
Senator Republican leader Of the State and In the last
canvass the Republican candidate for Governor
nine members STATE Committee from this
State all declared with emphasis and the greatest pub
city and their ReDubcanim and standin
uIon the fairness and nonpartsaDshp of this
Who knows best? The people who live In other
and in o:her parts OF this State the who for years
have stood at and borne the brun Of the battle
against the overwhelming Democratic maJOfites IN this
great city Of New-lorh
Again L say that this Is not question upon which
tho Republican party divide into permanent factions
or break lifelong friendships II is one Of those matters
uuon which every man entitled 10 his opinion from the
best lights which he gather had al illustration,
however OF how intense feeling be over question
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