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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
THE IOWA LEGLSLAT TORS TIRED.
NOT A MUCH ~ TIE STRUGGLE OVER THE
OFFICES AS THEY HAD BELIEVED

NOT A MUCH ~ THE STRUGGLE OVER THE
OFFICES rs THEY HAD BELIEVED.
Dcs MOncs. Feb. II (Spccal.-Ony ono thing now
stands In the way Of breaking the deadlock dhd that j.
pride. Republicans Sick OF the deadlock ana
Democrats are disguised. Their hearts were greatly
chccrcd today by au o0ciat opinion from the Attorney
General that they ought 10 De given some pay They
have been here FIVE weeks and have not had cent OF
salary T4>'iaw provide, that onc-half Of the sc'
son's salary shall be due ut tho end Of thirty days
from the be inning Of the session. The state Auditor
refused u Issue the necessary warrants, on the theory
that the law meant thirty days after permanent or
guuZation. The Attorney General Cvcrrulcs him, and
gives abundant reasons 10 prove That the warrants
should be issued. IL - thought that the Auditor v
.rt ON the Attorney General, advice and issue tho
warrants. TWO plans for ending the deadlock arc
seriously considered tonight one is 10 mike an
equitable division OF the committees and minor offices
and then draw lots for the speaker. The other ]. 10
nominate By secret ballot, Republicans and Democrat
voting for whOm they please TIL nomination Is
made.
The details were made public this afternoon OF a
new movement within the Republican party Tor tho
modification of the PrOhibitOry Liquor Law several
hundred prominent Republicans. including cN-GJv-
crnor KiriwoDd. want the law changed 80 that 10
viii keep prohibition in the rural districts. where
IL Ia. been successful aud substitute nigh license BIZ
the cities where prohibition has failed.
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NO SUBSIDY TO TAMMANY.
TIE WORLDS FAIR FUND MUST NOT BL
POLITICAL SPOILS.
A VAST SCHEME FOR PLUMBER.

To the Editor of The TIL UNI Q.
Sir: / cannot longer withhold tie eNprcssioh vi
my commendation OF your course IN sustaining ''o
action OF the Senate and the majority OF INC hcp"0
Leans i'm the Assembly, in reference = the antiIah
many Fair bill one Of the most gigantic schemes
for plumber ever devised by political cabal was
discovered by Thomas G. Platt Just IN time TO MP
1t in the bud. Perhaps others saw the Joker but
dared not speak Of it. l remble at the methods
OF Tammany Democrats. and dcspisc those OF Tam
many Republicans Give us the Fair but put IN
OF Tammany Democrats. and despise those OF Iah
many Hall domnatlonl No possible harm can
result to the Fair. the city Of Ncw,lork. or ne
country at large. by the proposed addition to the
original 1O3 incorpontors; while great want OF
confidence in the integrity and fairness OF the manage
men OF tho Fair would he everywhere felt. II positive
evil and dissatisfaction did not follow. without such
addition. This + the sentiment OF Republicans here
as far as / am informed. G. v X. LCDINGTON.
Monticello, y. Y. Feb. II, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
WHAT A GREELEY REPUBLICAN THINKS.

TO the Editor Of the Trlb e.
Sir: Permit reader Of The Tribune from ls iounua
ton by the amcntcd Horace Greeley to the present
time 10 say that your course In sustaining Tue nc
publlcan senator's action In regard to the Notiu
Fair legislation meets with the apprOval Oh every
true Republican in this locality More power - yUua
oiHoa,, and lot Tammany go to lIadcs. say !, VINO
td for william Henry Harrison in 1886, and again
in fsd0 and drew two green beech logs ihccn lhcnes
In diameter aud thirty four feet long, elght nS' al
bcIncd Ia raise the log cabin at Albion, " l., anu
have voted for every Wing and Republican caldlualo
no the present time. The writer has the proud sas
faction of stating that he has never erased name
from a Wing or Republican ticket. Long hVe ~! INC
Tribune and umphanty may II flourish, IL tno
wish Of dyed in e-wOol wide Republican;
"'' A. l.. BENNETT.
Eagle IIarbor, y. Y, Feb. -, 1890.
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coYprMNlYG TAMMAXY's ACTION.

special meeting Of the Executive Committee Of tho
King, County Protective League was held last evening
I'm Everett Hall brooklyn. strong speech con
demning the original Worlds Fair bin was delivered -
John Rooney. who presided over the meeting. Resp
lutlous were unanimously adopted declaring that ,h'
original worlds Fair buI represented cmincd at
tempt on the part Of Tammany Han polI' 10
control the whole project and manipulate thc mono;
subscribed for the purpose, Of the far' and mat '
cunrmous n-rcudeucy which would be given, tF ihr
control 81 the Wouds Fair, to IammnnN Hal ""lUl
involve serious peril not only 10 tic hcpub'in party
lttt more particularly tho interest az p."c' ton.
which the Iaboring classes had al hcirt ana That 80"
World, Fair bill which had passed The ,cnai" irlf
cuiod the greatest patriotism and ,0undcst political
Judgment.
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STAND BY TIE SENATE.

TO the Editor Of Thc TT bunc.
sir: The Republicans Of Franklin County concur
most heartily in the action of the senate on the Worlds
Fair bill. We see, think we can, the true in
wardnes; of the Assembly bill, and We do not believe
I'm q Fair managed by Tammany or any Mugwump com
bnation Eighty thousand plurality is all we care to
meet al Harlem Bridge stand by the Senate and it's
stalwart RepublicaniSm. and demand leader In the
Assembly that represents majority of the Republi-
Of the state. NJ +. McCLARl,
Chairman Franklin County Republican Committee.
Malone, y. y, Feb. -, 1890.
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Internal Ingenuity

scarcely excrciatne totues han those
Of which you evidences face of rheumatic
neuralgia The aeonies the consequence
OF not checking rheumatic neuralgia attack at the
outset. HOsteusr's Stomach Bitters has been found
by skiful medical practitioners possess not only
remedial defensive efficacy those diseases exist
or tendency them is exhibited. Surely this puissant
but safe botanic medicine, bearing too. such high
specific sanction is better than the posons often employed
but unsafe only in continuance but in Isolated
doses The blood is depurIted thoroughly from the
rheumatic virus, thc nerves. slightly inquired upon
saved from ultimate and dircful thrOes by this benign
saving medicine likewise exhibits marked efficacy
for malaria. kidney complaints, dyspepsia constipation
and liver complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
FOR A No.PARTY COMMISSION.
To the Editor of The Tribune.

I o { he dltOr OF III IT'D u HV'
Sir: We Republicans in Seneca County are very mucn
interested in the contest that is now going on III
Albany in relation to the Worlds Fair BILL We all want
New-York City TO secure the FAIR but think IL muc
wiser to have 1t in 1888 instead of 30. but II II must
be in 49, tcn by all means, let It be under the con
lion taken by the senate and hope it will secure the
support of all our strong Republican Journals IN NS
State. >. d. ~ hNyo,nohann.s
Waterloo, n. y, Feb Ia, 1890.
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Seneca Falls, y. y, Feb. H. lo9o


4 NON PARTISAN CONMIHNIoN oN ->VNE'
- ana Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: As IL Republican citizen Of the Empire e'a'e'
would say better far thst the Worlds Fair be held al
omaha or san Antonio, never held than the 3d.
600 600 more or less. be handed over to Iamihahy
Hall and their Mugyump assistants for disbursements
Make the committee positively non-partiSan OF make
,,o committee The how n,s Of the Democratic press
,.oc thc stond ta{en by our senators IS the best cN
deuce mat the senate is IN the right Every GOO GOO
ri,i,.u Of the state who really desires the Norli
~ and NOT a wholesale swiping of this fund for
pnrli,an purposes. should encourage our senator ]"
In. position they have assumed. D. ~ D.
NcWburg y. y, Feb. IA, le9O'
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SHALL WE SHARPEN TAMMANY'S KNIVES.
othc Editor of The Tribune.

sir: The Republicans OF TINS Dciho'I'l" r""''y
ma nina, thc progre,, Of the World falr bill with
..io.. .,l,,itudc That Democratic plot was
,crl, contaminated they are convinced. If the moor
,or.,ior, werc not sure to make the affair Demo
cratic weapon why has there been such persistent ms
representations Of the political status OF the members
and why are the Democrats wildly anxious ABOUT the
o,,,nai bill The matter Is perfectly PLAIN 10 inc
dispa sslonatc observer.
Tho firm attitude Of The Tribune Oh inc F'''''o"
and Il, plain statements OF the facts nave pee"
49,, ,,J,h Measure The only hope now Of the Worlds
,,, - >.,, vork and Rcpubican success in lS92 Is IN
ihr Grmnc,s of the senate and returning WlsuoLh W
tne misguided Republican contingent WHO "V "u'Ns
tho Democrats in the Assembly. ., , ,.., mo n
Tncv do not ask that II be mado Il phDlcih lnaco
ut tbcv do dcmanl tia It be not ID IN BE- al. m
'Tbr Trlbauo Will continue strong IN tHo FlShl'
/ ""'' 80" CHARLES r. ANDREWS,
Manager Courier Printing company
Seneca Falls, y. y, Feb. H. l79o'
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AMATEURS GIVE THEIR SECOND CONCERT.

The Amateur Philharmonic Society gave their second
concert this In the Scottish Rite Hall at
Madlson.a,e aud Twcnt7.nnth.st, last night The new
section OF the Society Hadc - INST appearance on
tho program mos singing with pleasing effect two choruses
"Spn Spin" by Jungs ana Mend i,sonn's Farewell to
tho Forest Clarence T. Steele conducted tho chorus and
H. Newman the orchestra OF thirty.soyon pieces.
The appaus, lar, audienrr hearty and there
were numerous recalls. closing entertainment of the
society viii be given April These the officers Of
the soclety WocIstcn. president; a. g. Miller. Vice.
president Charles erwlg secretary H. II. Arnold, treas
urer; A. IL. Lloyd, business manager.
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riIR PLAY OR 81 rAlR.

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
SIR Tho course II Tho Tribune u sustaining the
position 81 the State senate on the World, Fax
III meet, with Tho hearty approval Of all loyal Re-
puIlican.. They wish " M.r7 chance IN tho cl'c-
ton Of l-o3, which they would not have II tho cx.
pcuditure Of ten fifteen million dollars is placed
ia t,e hands OF Timnany llll ana their man M
That the Kind of fair Republicans want. whether
tirN have Is. rld- Fair mott and tl'y 4 eel grateful
the Hon. Th0ma, =. Iait whose wisdom ana
-a.u,uy have prevented them from marching INTO tho
political grave prepared ty llii, Nuhc-. Jones ard
uEint y. l.. BIZ Mn,
Editor ond Pr,pr. Fulton County Republican.
Johu.town. y. l., Feb. -. l-JO.
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To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
s.r: A. the World Fair seem, to he the tonic Of
the day ! would Ike Republican. to say that II
po -ble tho bin should be non partisan. but at all
hazard, % should bc kept from the control Of Tam
many Hall. The action taken by our Republic An
senate lu regard 10 thee Worlds Fair h!ll. is fully
udor-cd hv me- ana have 'ci {" learn # solid
H"puhcnp That a., CRITICS thr nat course TAX H.
Lake Grove. l.. l., Feb -, l7JU. i. NJ. GOOD
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CORPORATIONS MUST PAY FOR PRIVILEGES

Chicago Feb. 17.-Mayor Crcglcr's sanction b tls
ordinance granting right Of way to the Rapdolnh
st. Elevated Road given tonight on decidedly
novel and important condition, which is that begin.
ming December 1. 1894, the company shall paw into
the city treasury yearly per cent of It's annual
gross income. the rate to be increased TO per cent
at the end of five years, and TO per cent at the end
OF another five years. The Mayor I'm Offering the
proposition To the City Council for ratification said
the time had come when il only proper that tina
people az large should receive consideration for
valuable rights and privileges granted TO corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
A DJYNER IT'S NEW HONE.

The first dinner Of the Fclowcraft Club in It's home
No Twenty nintst was given last evening, and
Was largely attended. The clubhouse il the ono formerly
occupied by Nicholas aud the ST. James Clubs
President Richard Watson Glider occupied the chair when
enjoyable speaking began after the coffee had
been served Among the guests on members were seth
Low president OF Columbia College, Macgnne Cox Pro.
fessor Richmond Smith, Lieutenant Clave who
StOncys stan In the expedition In Africa prior to the last
one Colonel J. McCook. Richard NJ. Corwine, Fred.
erck p ocot president OF the Central Trust Company
and Frank w. Hurst.
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nov.rro>D yorR ENEMY's GUN.

TO the Editor Of The Tri bune.
Sir: The position Of the senate IN rcsNu W .,'
Worlds Fair bill is to be commended. "hc hcpuoi'
., do.,,c 20 have the Fair held in Sew York city,
, want II 10 be- controlled 10y non-partlsan com
,oi..,on We cannot afford 10 have the Fair made
Ne1P'" '' o"' 'f' CHARLES I. RYDER,
President Lincoln Republican CIuo'
patchorlc L. l., FEB. -, l7VO.
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LIE RIGHT AND STICK TO IT.

To.the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: II looks to man outside as II inc ohIy
question Of fact TO be determined In TINS poht'ai
middle over tho Worlds Fair bill IS ms DOCS
ranmnny control majority Of the one hundred anu
three incor poratore II 50. our senators shouiu
stand firm In tho position they have takeh no h'a''o
,yhet the consequences may be- They are rSht, II -
10. thcn stick Ia IL. Pass non-paItlsan Dill anu IL
lin cant, to take the responsibility OF vetolng u,
ia him do it. The blame VII thch fc ri Nl''o ~
county Judge and SURROGATE Of Tlosa County
Ow,so, y. y. Feb. -, 1880.
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NETWORK DEMOCRATIC ENOUGH ALREADY.

TO The Editor Of The Trtbunc:
sir: desire 10 express my approval OF yonr
course on the question Of the Worlds Fair bill now
before Tie Lcrl-lnturc. also commend the course
pursued by state senators with reference IL this
question. The cty Of Ncw York !, already Demo
cratic enough without placing this Immense innd IN
the hand, Oi The iammauy organization to lunurnte
voters in Presidential year. The Republicans In
thl, vicinity approve your course 30 this matter
CLARENCE ". SMITH.
JohnstoWn. y. y, Feb. Is, 1890.
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ARRANGING FOR PRIZES FOR ATHLETES.

meeting OF the National Cross-Country Association
held at the Manhattan Athletic Club night. Tho
association arranged tor the prizes be
meet Gt Morris Park March -. The first prize will
be gold hunting watch and the second a Remington
repeating rife. Ten other prizes will be gwen and every
one OF the 300 starters will get silver medal.
The Manhattan Club members were highly delighted
last night the clubs acquisition OF fine athletes
A. H. Green, Of Harvard 90 who made the great "a
onds time in the Boston foryyards dash one and Y,
Dc Psdesta is The othes.
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WE WANT TIE FAIR. nut NOT AT SUCH A PRICE.

TO Tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: want TO unite my voice with other Rcpuhli.
cans In favor of the senate bill for the Worlds Fair
Mr. Grant has stood not only for the basc,t partisan
ship since no has become Mayor. but for religious
bieotry as well. Is it likely that the zcaot OF Tam
many Hall is suddenly changed to the non partisan
potrot i'm the matter Of the Falrl I'VE hear the
ticcr i'm the lobby roar Shall keep him ont
or opcn the door and let the tiger in, then see II we
can get him out again ~ lie is bcncactOr not only
IA his marty but 10 the Nation, who helps To withhold
$4,000 900 and all the patronage that goes herewith
from such political conspatOrs a now dominate our
citv We want the Fair, want 1t badly but not at Il
nrice so ruinou, ETHAN ALLEN.
New York, Feb. II, 1880.
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NOTES FROM THE DIfNOND FIELD

81. Augustine, Fla, Fob. 1.-The Chicago team de.
teatet the homo team easily to-day by 10 TO .
Boston, Feb 1.-THE Boston club has signed a now
catcher George f. Hodgman, OF Groton.
Cananfaigua n. Y. Feb. 17.-John shanott pitcher
VIII be signed BY the New-York League club. shanott
played for tho Csnandasua club last year and is
sidorcd clever young pitcher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
UADEs RATHER THAN HILL.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir From State pride would like TO have the
Worlds Fair held in the Empire City Of my own
state II IL could be made nonpartlsan but rather than
have II run in the interests Of DIS. l and Tammany
| would It would go to Chicago. Hades or any other
seaport. fully indorsc the action Of the Republican
senate in what they have done in the matter and hope
they will stand arm by their colors. believe that u
be the sentiment OF Republicans here.
j. h. FOLLErr (Shorin of rompklns County,.
Ithaca. " Y, Feb. H. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
FORMING A ROWING ASSOCIATION.

The Harlem REGATTA Association held meeting at the
Offices OF Boodgood in the Mills Building last night
At meeting held last November the association passed
resolution recommending the formation ot new rowing
association. Yesterdays session held 10 accomplish
this. DELEGATES present from the Harlem Passaic.
Long Island and Kill Won Kull rowing associations.
After discussing the subject at length 1t finally re-
solved postpone further action until meeting
which viii be held at the place March s.
next meeting invitations will be extended all rowing
associations to send delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Young DEMOCRATS SLIP BACK.

The Young Mems Democratic Club met at the HOFFMAN
House last evening and turned back the dial OF time by
voting substitute for its former resolution approving
the Saxton ballot reform bill ind0rsing Governor
Hill's notions OF Ballot reform. This accomplished
by OF 40 TO 10 although william C. Whitney Mr..
Coycands Secretary OF the Navy and others pleaded
coducny for the caXton bill. Mr.. Whitney also init.
mated that the meeting packed for the occasion.
Walker entered motion 10 reconsider the evenings
relapse. viii b. taken up the meeting Of
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TIE YEA Tree REPORT.

FORECAST TILL 3 p. NJ. TUESDAY
Washington Feb. l7.-For New.England Eastern New
York slightly southeFy winds rain In the SOUTH
ern portion in the northern.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJcIscy. Delaware AND
MARYLAND warmer; soutEoasterly winds, threatening
weather and rain.
For Western Ncw-York. warner; southeasterly "hos'
threatening weather with rain snow. 80,
For Western Pcnnsy Nania, threatening weather d,tt
rain becoming variable colder Wednesday morning. eod
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pECAt'SE IT Is RIGHT.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir The active Republicans Of this county "Nic'' y
The stronghold Of Republicansm of this STATE nearby
approvc Of the course of The Tribune aS to te worm
Fnlr bill and we hope the Senate amendment VIII %
itad unon II is right and should be SO The InD-
me can do more toward having IL so than any othcf
Influence. . Wy n,a Nv ,,nerchants
Penn Van, ~ y, Feb. 10, 1880.
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A TIMELY DISCOVERY.

TO the Edftor Of The Tribune
sir: ! congratulate the Republicans II New-lork
on the taken by the rcuat" at Albany relative
To- the Worlds Fair bin 10 have passed the Assembly
bin would have been of the greatest errors ever
committed by a body 81 Republicans, and am glad Ia
know That We have one man who Va- ehrcNd enough
Ia ithOm IA" bill before ~ c'cri-tnc} too luo.
Al honor J. due h. those who try 10 Keep the World
Fair ffun The hand, of fammany Han.
Na1lank Feb -. 1870. CHARLES ". TRAIN.
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AGAINST MAKING PARTY CAPITAL.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: am gratGed at the position taken by your
paper in standing by the Senate on the Worlds rar
bill. / cannot SEQ why a Republican senate and
House should create Worlds Fair Commission the
majority OF which Is Democratic. II would be q
funny sight to the great Industrial exposition run
principally by Democrats As a reader OF The
Tribune, | trust it will stand firmly by the position
already taken. e. ID. MACDOUGALL.
Auburn, \. Y, Feb. Il, 1890.
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THE MODEST AND AnsrEMIous TIGER.

I n he EdItOr OF n @ TT | nnc.
Sir: The Worlds Fair bill should not be passed
by the Legislature of this State in such shape that
IT would be possible for any party organization 10
control the Fair aud IL for political purposes
The Assembly bill would put the whole matter in
control OF the Democratic party dominated by Tam
many Hail. The course Of that organization H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
CONSIDER TIE DIGNITY OF THE FAIR.
I the Editor Of + he Tribune.

Sir. \ Fair such rs We hope 10 have here. In
which the nations Of the earth participate, would be
the grandest the world saw and. especially since
il would commemorate the birth Of this country. 1t
should be- lifted above and ont of politics. The Com
mission should bee non partisan one, but a. That Is
NOT practical perhaps, th5 action of the senate should
he sustained and The parties who originated the amcnd-
ucnt ol or 10 the Assembly bill should be held In
hlgh esteem by every Republican IN this state
ROSWELL DAVIS, II. NJ.
Ynnlnnk. l.. l.. Feb. II, 1suO.
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,.x,xrvors FOR THE SENATE BILL

TO tho Editor Of Tho Tribune
Sir: / am very much pleased with the course ITO
Tribune has taken in approving the action OF the Nc"
yorl, state senate on the Worlds Fair issue. KepuD
uraps in this locality practically unanimous IN IN
~ .',,t. A. II. THOMAS.
WV Treasurer OF Warren County.
Warrcnsburg, " y, Feb. 10, 1oOo
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TIE SENATE Is RIGHT.
To Il Fdlt0r Of rho Tri u n G.

SIR Now York city is the place for The Worlds Fair,
but Tammany Hall should not control it. The Senate
should De- commended By every unbiased person in this
state for II, amendment feel as II every Republican
ought 90 stand by the action Of that body.
CAPTAIN EDNIN DAYTON
Patchogue L. l., Feb. II, 1890.
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making the Police Board partisan body forbds .
mote It's political purposes No person claims that
the Senate amendcnt would make Republican
machine OF tho Fair organization. hence the Republic
cans OF the rural districts believe it would be al.
most criminal betrayal Of the interests OF the
Republican party and of tho state and Nation for
the Senate to recedo from its position
WILMOT NJ SMITH.
District Attorney Of suffolk County.
Patchogue, n. Y, Feb. Il. 1890.
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cp ,TrrIL TO TIE SENATE.

TO tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Please allow me to express my gratitude %
c Republican senate ut Albany for the action taken
rrrnrding the Worlds Fair" bill. The senate
should be- sustained by every Republican III inc
state OF New York. III "ENE d. D-N|lS
lIcllport, l.. l., Feb. Il, $500
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PIT MONEY ~ ONLY TErsrY HANDs.

TO the EdItor Of Thc Tribune.
sir: heartily indor,e the action Of the Eepna
lcau senate at Albany Ia regard 10 the World, Fair
bill. MI true Republican, should stand hy the senate
i'm ifs effort 10 keep The finance, from control Of
Iammauv Hall. DAkLhl A. Nv EhlVN'
Patchoguc l.. J.. Feb. Il, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
LIE KNows THEM TOO WELL.

TO the Editor OF The IrlDuhe'
Sir: We heartily commend the course taken py lho
T,ii,,pe on tho action Of the State Senate on the
worlds rair controversy. We would rather see inc
Fair held at Chicago than under the control OF ram
many Hall. ~ an, a. i ,I,artiier-,
Addison, y. T., Feb. 10, 1890