New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03


| to the real estate owners who sleep in the park
and whose dreams have been disturbed by
visions of satraps walking all over them during
the night "The World" still insists, however,
that they should vote for Flower because Fassett
| has prevented a rise in real estate.
Voters in the With Senate District should
not be deceived by any Tammany tricks and de-
vices Tammany Hall i'm that district has sought
to ALLEVIATE some Republican support from Lispenard
Stewart, the Republican candidate. by circulating
| Henry l.. Spraguc "pasters Mr.. Sprague is not
running for the Senate in that district or any
other He has retired from the contest entirely,
and is supporting Mr. Stewart Every Republican
voter should vote for Lispenard Stewart and no
one else.
| Vote early if you can, and vote late if you
| must, but vote
"You will readily Sec" says eI-Mayor Hewitt,
q" that if We are to give our votes in view OF
| future contingencies without regard to present
conditions, we shall never he able to secure good
| government" The man who doesn't see that
doesn't wish to. The issue is" Good government
against Tammany Hall" If the verdict Is with
Mr.. Fassctt it will mean not Endorsement Of
desire Of the people of New-York to secure a good
State government Then vote with ADram D.
| Hewitt for Jacob Sloat Fassett.
II you had enough interest in good government
TO register don't do what thousands did last year
and neglect to vote Don't be ridiculous as we'll as
unpatriotic.
A fair day, fair vote, and fair count are
all that Is needed to win a glorious victory.
"Tammany Hall is organization for spoils
only" said Lucius Robinson. He spoke OF John
Kelly's Tammany, which, as compared with the
Tammany Of Dick" Croker, Hughey" Grant,
Tommy" Gilroy and Jimmy" Martin, was
company of white-robed angels If that Tam
many was an organization for spoils only, this
Tammany can be fifty described in language that
cannot be fifty published.
This is frst-rate day for every man to go to
the country-after he has gone to the polls.
| In 1884 the new Tammany organ denounced
Roswell Z. Flower as avowedly the representative
of the most INSCRIPTIONS elements of his party.
| At that time Mr.. Flower was being pushed at
Chicago by Dick" Croker and Tammany Hall
| for the Presidency Now he Is their candidate
| for Governor. 1t is not he who has changed re-
lations lie is the same Flower tied TO the same
| Croker.
| Every voter in New-York should have the fol-
| lowing declaration before his mind when he goes
| to the polls to-day. 1t was not made by Paddy
Diver or Barney Martin, but by Frederic
r. Coudert, an educated gentleman and the kind
of man who is responsible for the Paddles and
| Barneys
our party is governed by wicked organization, THAT
OUR AFEAi ssPrSsehes upon Gr THIS head ARE ss
OBVIOUSLY IMPERTINENT.
| When men like Mr.. COudert talk such monstrous
doctrine it is not remarkable that il cost the tax
payers of this city $50. 100000 last year for the
| worst city government in the civilized world nor
that the knaves who furnished that government
should aspire to rob and plumber the State as they
| now rob and plumber the city.
Remember, voters, that the issue to be decided
to-day is Tammany Hall against the Taxpayers
Tammany Hall against clean and efficient govern
ment
Every vote for Republican candidates for the
LEGISLATURE is a vote in favor of the blanket
ballot without which there can be no real bal
lot reform. SO Is every vote for Fassett and
Vrooman, On the other hand, nothing is palmer
than that the election Of d Democratic Governor
or OF Democratic Senate or Assembly would
make certain the postponement of tins important
reform work.
The Republican who has got his own vote into
the box has done we'll; the Republican who has
also persuaded another to vote right has done
better
The Republican candidate for the Assembly from
the lid Dutchess District is Mr.. Archibald Rogers
who is admirably qualified for legislative service
by character and attachments Mr. Rogers is
graduate Of the Yale Scientific School and an en-
perienced metallurgst and engineer. lie is a man
of remarkably frank genial and ingenious charac-
ter, and he thoroughly deserves all his popularity.
His neighbors and friends throughout the district
will give him their votes because they know that
he is qualified for the office. and they will do 50
with all the more satisfaction on account OF the
petty and contemplate abuse which has been SUD-
piled 10 Democratic journals by men who have
largely profitci by Mr.. Rogers's kindness and
generosity.
There are two Flower shows In this city to-day
hut there will be only Tomorrow The other
will be permanently closed late this evening. and
the receipts won't begin to pay tho expenses
Vote early. And be sure TO vote right
There is candidate who, il Is safe 70 say is
not worrying in the least about the result Of TO-