New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

are the most cosmopolitan population In America
mncipaiity /, necessarily of slow growth and such
of our feOwcit as have como from 0'ner parss
OF the Union are very apt TO look with ulaDsOrDlna
interest on the National contest which involves men
and measures with which they have been long familiar
10 our f,reign-born citizens. moreover accustomed
30 me centralized governments 81 Europe, the
idea that the National Government IS the
one is most natural, and they must with dlihcUi.y
reconcile themselves IL the idea that between the
limited city National governments when tousi
smv T which. COMPARATIVELY Speaking unn
tied and absolute in Its power over their daly hNus
tenn Of several governments each moving INDEPENDENTS
in its sphere that our country owes us piospeI!
irnm GovcrnOr Tildens account OF wnat he did az
the Rochester Convention IN the struggle gctweh te
antlgIammsiy parry which favored alliance with
the Republican party on the local Ticket sted tha
1T - but FAR admit tlL.t WHAT abhed lho
convention 10 do more than any ply was ever "a,
IOunG aUe 10 venture upOn. III was 10 10 any ,i' VI,
and cast out from party association local organization
Which ned The inniencc GROWING out OF the employ aeilt
Of L. 900 persons ana tne dlsburseincht vi ,nnnS
millions a vrar when had possession OF all machinery
OF ioasl government, dominating the judiciary and
police, and swaying The Officers OF eecton sun tli,
% On sach =. an occasion coca ,S and the LONG run tine
consummate prudence tOr my sen at no 'i' ,
rule OF action that Il million o. people were not to
he given to pillse TO seIve any aTy IApeaceS
or 10 advance any views OF state or Nauohii poHu's
prolonged cheering and app aliscJ
The only connection when you can show between
this state and National election Is tuat the suiee
senators elected this ye1T will for United states
senator next year. is that consideration 80 lnportm
as to justify us in dioiegarding the barring of ms
election on our state ana city tCries OF NJ. No.
Ihis one United states senator VIII in ashingon be
one in n body CT eighty eight; he VIII DC eieeted ~
Albany more than year from now BY our thlrtS TWO
senators and lbs Assemblymcn Joint vote. II
Will Therefore he possible for you next fall to eject
senators who may be elected this year. and IN the
meantime we will have elected new President and
House of representatives, (Relewed applanse.l
And if we are not attend to state and city matters
this year, when We are 10 90 SO lCr.s Oh " uoTG ,l
is separate state election. II 1t cannot be conducted
apart from conscientious Ct National issues;
year. which assaulted our attempt to separate
Two years before that a Pres dental election next
year will again be "a Presidential election. Are our
state and city affairs, which toneh our lives at a
touched by the National Government, never to be
attended to on their own merits II so, far better
democratic doctrine OF wheels within whec.a. should
be abolished and Stat, governments swcp; ont OF
European soyereigms, than that these high Offices
should never be anything but worthless pawns in the
game of National politics. Qrojngad cheering, again
and again renewedJ
1t is ONLY year ago that the Peoples Municipal
@paaso1ed I' appeal l to The Rcpabe Organization
TO unite with you on municipal ticket and disre-
that year el"flng their Representative, to Con
gress. The enemy is IN tile field this fall,
stronger and arrogant and having gained control
Of the city through tie very arguments yOu now urge,
ask control of the state the plea. Long stand
ing aliases show that our present form of city govern
ment (not only that OF NewYork City but OF al! the
cities in The statc is by no ideal one. The
eemedy for this will be in the hands Of The next state
Legislature and the Governor. Daily Violations Of
the law by our county officers show that they are not
above eprOach. The only man TO whom appeal
can be taken and VINO can compel Observance of tho
law by county officers is the Governor Has your
candiatc the experience the knowledge nerve to
combat wrongdong in great cidcs Shouts Of
NO. no and is il at all liGdS that he viii really by
ernnent of our eitics "a voice, 4" Never" and loud
There + 10 in pretending to believe that the
success Ct the nominees OF the saratoga Convention
Is not TIC triumph Of Tammany Hall, and Of all the
ton of that convention in expeling all anttTanIuany
delegates for reason that they voted Independently
IN municipal politics last Fall by Implication expelled
from the Democratic party all Democrats who voted
for the Municipal League ticket You may vote the
Democratic ticket. TO he sure, but you cannot be
represented IN the state Convention unless Won he
long TO the organization of Tammany Hall (IIlsses
And what an organization TO belong to- need
not into details; the publications your Municipal
League last year are doubtless sill in your memory
Has the condition of the city improved during the last
year9 FILTHY and obstructcd streets unhealthy drink
Ing water closed public schools increased assessments
and corruption in every department! What would yon
more?
But assuming that you desire admission to The
Democratic Organization Of the City OF New.
York how do yon gain III Do you
OF principlesl There are monet Is Vonr
name entered on roll so that you vote at the pri
%ary Who Their is ns snsir All that You need nd
him that you intend accept him henceiorth az vony
fo-cver forswcar all works Of reform Loud applause
II Governor I'M has been displaced. IT only to be
Mr.. Croker who Of the executive committee
which carre3 the state in iass for ilI and lost il
enemies he hal made Apphuse) WV
our party r. not our country. II is our duty TO
leave party whose leaders are working pcrsstentiy
against what We believe to be he public good and we
take this position noT In the belief that II this afront
to the intelligent and independent voters Of this STATE
il n .nt
that sefrespeci ing americans will be forever
excluded from that party and is prestige employed
unpatrotic unAmerican bosses. under which This cfr
has so LONG laborcd. Qoud applausc) III times Ike
Washington However combinations or nsso@lans
Of the above description political paries NAV now and
cunning, ambitious and rnprincplcd men will be en-
abd subvert the power Of the people and 20 nsuIr
aftcrvard the very engines which have lifted .hem Ia
unjust dominion" hppansel
ddates need not enter. In the last sentence OF
your address You. osii attention to the "long and
referring TO his record AZ an Office holder or ms
an o'ice-seekcT! In the former capacity, We ONLY
record has certainly been pnenoRsHa In cont '
look at position which Mr. Eissstts fea-les, ability
and honesty s,eured for him In our state senate LAD
by experience and character 10 copo with the most
CRYING evil Of our DAY, Municipal gule' DO we not
all know that with him In the Governors chair VIZ
have IN power. after long years of Hsm. again some
one who viii follow IN the footsteps Of our older
pressed city against the Tammsny lOsse, Who hs,
more knowl,dgc Of needed reforms through t the
state Who knows better tic character Of the men
who fatened on our municipal corruption, or who has
made deeper study for the thorough and permanent
blanket BALLOT Do not let yourself be Gss.etsi from