New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
THE NEED or GOOD GOVERNMENT.
nr. ,niIYrE'> STRONG AEENIGNMENT or TAN
MNNY'S MI>IiI Ill.

rho v,.' lr,,. BAPTIST thurrh. Tic Rev Wald
u..lr,,, pastor. In 1w"nt> hfth ST. between seventh
and i>hi' AVE-. contained spirited audience l>'
-, rnin sin I'D to al, the rfOrm movement
led hy the People,, Municipal League. brass band
uIIlriid the pr'"'"iincs The meeting was In chare
al Inhn Iay Chapman. who opened the pr"r'sli. -
with an energetic speech In arrangement OF lainna,
Hall after whirh lc inro!ucrd the Rev. Or. Robert
,nllycr Or. tolly"r was received with applause ani
pi,n,,irl {" address himself 10 his fcilU" cltl1"h-
liner wivr, and >wr,hcari>.' lie Ind 10 intention "f
.lu;. ld int" unfair c!i'ici-m. hc nd 1hriN nj q;
r. some ,r,! in every party or cr that party would
have To- die II" had a conviction 'lmt there was S"rc
cod cyrn in 1ainulay HALL II tho rubbish could Dc
CLEANED away. Mayor Hewitt ON" II :he hes;
Mayor, N-w York had. and the Doctor wsS deeply
cr.ycd hen he defeated. but when Grant was
cl,riod h. holrd that hV would make good May"
n., and stand 10 HI, promises. lut the speaker Wa
doomed to d+ ,lppolnturut. THINGS we" proven
agn,n, 1aluInauy Hall which made him feel HE
d,.,in- them When ne ran Ms daiF P'Pr' III
Collvcr continued:
Sat now ANXIOUS Tor now DIAL NO matter
wh ,h,r honest Republicans honest ID no' rats or
nnr-t Mucwumr- for prefer 10 be- an honest Nh4""ip
my self tlaur"r want t. ~ c of the present state
II arnir- W. want good man for MAYOR. VII" viii N't
Ia. face a.an- thu politicians who srrkh2 Ion lnl
ulund,r rob city 1, just mean and bad a. to
rl a church. Perhaps 1t l. worse. bra-- thu Interests
Of the city are great. W. want 70 'I"t honest men,
" ionl We can trust : We trust onr right hand
n w. had been faithful I" our Trust a. citizens We
amid not ~, such place A. We ar" now, We nave
t thing, lun- H. III hapi - lucky SOFT I" wnV Only
caring tu have a COED tlmr. II No al" Going To haN" n
Lcty We az To- he proud Of. We must buckle down 10
yurh IL /, not h." the ticket 81 any political party
lint INST what call it, the Peoples Municipal i'a"h'
that f., to bring the desired change. The hllnr" "i ui'
K.publ!cnu party to do u- duty at u" tart ''''
ta wa, The ciu>, Of tlla present. Mayors rIng run m
There are al uant agencies IN N'w.lork to-day |" give
T.. ria. best governed city Oh earth tAppIaUs'j
came th, country foty years ago ana IN Az tu''
tim. was only cheated by all American ahh tha'
.a. nv own fault daughter l ought To ha|" Know
h.,t,r 1 love t.is county better every day. " al
Pa. land, Under Ia this Is the best for me. d.
N,Gl,nu once SAID a. ne: - Dr. Coly"r this l, "0i
>ilni,nty's oodntiy Tor pbor nau.' but We ,ih
,, make IL better 10 this end We want ~ take thc
nice, and DEF them tn" hand, u good Mcn who VIII!
udn,lui-.r them tha adv artage OF the rty aud th
,nopl. Such expect Mr.. Scott To D. iChc"f>D
when We -.,rted ibis man and the Others VINO
with him ale administer our city gotrIi'n mt let u'
t.nd bv ia III. tAppIauscD Let then feel TIA; thy
nil lie. and and all attempt, tn cast "'um upon
,h.u, | am a.>,r,d that Mr. scott i thu Kind 81 man
Ne can give adhesion - unrr'r\rdly We must moi
n .,o,cd to condemn him nn'll "" are SUR that h" l.
v,o,,c We must H. frichtrnd OF by every cloud
that may fall upon his character but stndnr shoulder To