New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

rssott thought Mr. Armour should still be appointed
mo said Mr.. Fassett, mot If you thnh one llal,
selected | have discovered that when your enemy Is
perfectly satisfied with any plan IL Is ago sOV the rue o
men They are all good men, But Iammany selech9
them through Tsmmany's Mayor lie mas auVeruSeu
TO the world that this particular Mtem Is - Inn9
tgercat and have sought TO whewasH lIs suipTS pa
The people don't know anything about Stokes anu anu
Crimmins's speculat9hs, anu 'nes i u in This bill
which cOmpes Mayor Grant or any other Ian ,.iS
Mayor in the future, to ill vacancies DIV anpoln1tins
neonle of the same political faith As the ORIGINAL III
cOrporators that at the end OF Ne SeaiS Ci'o Nom
nave 1O3 or 100 irOnbOund, INDEPENDENT, hUII-
partisan Tanmany men on that cOmhSsiUhh, aae di,,
publican Legislature to the contrary @ &
and them when they have conSe y a any ~
or threaten it with condemnation iOr PUN l,T n
eminent domain II the bill was made formally con
stItutonal il would useless for the purposes Oh te
Tammany Hall after the Worlds Fair has passed
away like the baseess fabrlc OF S d u IviIIing
10 sB probably their Is s %y '' and support
1t and yet they surprised that we DOM iou ,t our
we are Your meat I may be mistaken abou these
lnc0rpOratOrs They may not be atSoheH unuer VA
another authority suits me Eut / am sure that with
the twenty four names added rammsny Won't con con
troll the lncorpOrators, and the Fair won't be lan
many machine. / resent Colonel Browns asperslOns
ON their character. They are twenty four as pure
men could be named or course, IL was an hut aII
wrong for twenty four t. be put in by us But II Is
only uncStiOn whether IaullntW Iou ;
Commission or the Republican legislature >
Commission shall elect the pirector, on, Il
and the Executive Committee. i Only u
question as to whether II shr be Republican non
partisan or Tanmany partssn. aud on th@t prop
asition we are willing and DESTROYS % go Deiore u
state ] have no doubt we shall continue 10 meS'
with obstruction by the Democrats on every manu-,
A remark of Mr.. Cantors has been construed lnV9
meaning that the Governor will veto the Dill nuI /
do NOT believe H. d. NOT believe TammanN eonuDs
Governor nm and II ne vetoes II, 1t VIII be because
OF its n const utonaliiy.'
Mr.. Ahern the solitary County Democrat n the
Senate created somewhat Of sensation on the Demo
cratic side and won Reprbcln plandts nv tie an
nonncement that he should vote for the tWcntN-IDur
names .sThe people" he said. want the falr ana
no twenty -four men, hc the Plattt's o ne tnev
T ", nan or be they County Democracy, can
refuse 10 grant what the people demand
Rv This time il was nearly O'Clock and MI Erwin
oso o~S begrcd the president 10 call for vote on
his notion Mr. Cantor even then. attempted to DC.
y matters ny rasinc a technical bubble concerning
NE enforcement of tho Joint rules but the chair &c.
cIarod him ont ~ order. The motion not 70 concur
Win the Assembly amendment striking out the new
,h.arr q tio~ WIFI '"e Republicans. Tho preSldent
! immediately appointed Mr. Erwin. Mr. Cantor ana
~, ctc,yor, COW mi'tec 10 confer with committee
H,ho pouse and IN" eenptc ndionrred until O'Clock
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