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snefslg pcnnds tas lk.ggbips9A ", VEL ~. sse
SohysTsstion S wIth any any Ta@mspy man o. t6e
cSSSse WI vote SSss Ssrs SS a s S M
Who tells ron that any man or anL organ1i,zs- ".
| public or private ilie,S y.
ssnat0r 0ogseshsll sarcastically praised the
tioRins he Deity and Ts%%snv Hall IN the
L WoSd bS S
power was % not used 70 wire the Tapmssny or. or
vent SS S to new
IN the bill, and to characterize as unbecoming
the attacks upon q gentleman OF eminence' and
":HNW The W Hon. TSomsS V q PiattS said he, "is a
member OF the original committee named In
this bill. and that In sufficient guarantee Of
his standing In the estimation OF the friends Of
II there is politics. in this bill now; there
was politics In It when It was introduced" was
keen than THAT Of ,CoRGeshaiL He called Col.
but not convincing. and said that experience
and common sense had led up to q way out OF
and thSs ths was VAS S
Senator Ives. in opposition to. the suggestion
anced said the SEE ssnss6rs % SIGo rom rnH the
Twenty-fourt and the Thirty y-seoond say that
take the project away from the control Of Tam
reason that have. learned by two days OF in
Tammany Hall never had the he control Of the
projected Worlds Fair. and never sought It
were claimed to be Rspnblicsns; but Thomas
G. Plat looked oyer the Hat and said that there
Gn /. real SaF SannE Rs
$sm%any 'ont5St have O&as 81 tSsi Ss
men who certainly are not friendly to Tam
6s%Sd p 5SSs a.
S. Hewitt. James Gordon Bennett, Charles i.
Ghandler, T. I. G. Clarke. Edward Cooper. John
Foord. William r. Grace. George jones' Sam
he SGRss aaed = r&SsPs T rsa
Republicans this makes ility-six. That leaves
not hnP e is true na
be possible that Tammany machine would be
eeSSnstF9oted cons under this bill We have seen @
Platt an i iniects an added majority OF fourteen
Republicans, putting eighteen new Republican
. Senator Coaeeshail"on what authority docs
the Senator state that2
%oPdI S pubshsd hs S Mi drhs n
to Senator Fassett. do not think the Sem
ator from the Twenty-seyenth will deny that
Mr.. Platt and Mr., Depew: endeavoring to ar:
range for the addition Of these names. and
IuHt ne reLuEDoQ mere as mT. tlALt B messenger
tee. There's the truth. That the Commission
was originally non-parttseI is also true. The
from this character proves that II was non:
partisan. II It had been originally constituted
In the interest OF Tammany Hail. would not
The senator concluded with reference to the
city's experiences with Platt's methods. his In
meant to whitewash and secure patronage. aud
his defeat Of the Rapid Transit bill, as reason9g
he s G Of is m senr0l
Senator Fessett with an apology to the SEN
ators and an intimation that he was pretty
the specimens of Tammany's non; partisan
ship as shown by events with which, he was
sion and it's unproductive results we're al
TO- and regret S thas the he ma9E
b SoF ee poes sy
Of fifty miles Of saloons was the source Of Tam
many's 10000 majority. In the Senator's opin-
sions Of non-partisanship, Tammany,s Mayor
Senator Stader 10 asE # the Re-
take the saloons out OF the control OF the police.
to the %
for for relief lei He said that tho new derertment
would probably become a Tammany kind Of
non-partisan one too and a little Tammany
kitten r. with such ferocious possibilities ought
at greatdength. and very Interestingly even to
the Tammany men. on whom he got even for
calling him Tom Platts messenger boy.
Senator Ahern took two minutes to say that
he heard q great deal about the 20 men and the
lob men. but nothing much about the people.
He wanted to know II the people were consid-
cred in the matter at all
Senator Linson III a brief speech made some
clear cut points as usual. He contrasted the
lear Of the majority for terrible Tammany to-
TO get on the record their votes with Tammany |
10 get a little aid for the G. o. p. and make |
some places for politicians they could not get
he idea that Tammany was any way likely to
leans ., on the original list Of lncorpor9tors.
Root. Warner Miller. Joel B: Erhardt. and
Thomas G. Platt to emphasize the point.
He feared that the additional names were |
brought In for the purpose Of defeating the pro-
ect.
Senator Erwin's motion was carried-16 to Q. |
The conference ommittee-Senators Erwin. |
cantor. and Stewsrt-was appointed and the |
senate took recess until p. NJ. The mega |
I've votes were cast by Brown. Chase, Cantor. |
(ollins, Hawk ius. Ives. Linson. McCarren. and |
Roesch: Jacobs and Stader were paired with |
but would have voted no.
ST. LOUIS. Jan 30.-Gov. Francis and Col @, |
4. Jones loft for Washington to-day to settle |
he sguabble over the Worlds Fair site. They |
rave instructions from tho Executive Commit |
90 TO do what In their judgment seems fit.