New-York tribune., 1891-10-28

bows 50 completely to THE power. how Is the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor 10 rcsst IL, LIN no do
everything in his power 10 relieve Mr fiower OF Nsh
so emberrsssing If not so hopeless; oy Votlhs lop
well equipped and honorable man shlH Lo"'
WARNER MILLER WARMLY GREETED.
The chairman, in introducing ex-United States
Senator Warner Miller made some fattering al
lusion 70 his patriotism his loyalty and the great
and unselGsh service which he had given TO the
Republican party in the last thirty years. There
fore. when tie tall aud haidsorle looking states
m.n from Herkimer got upon his feet the audience
were waiting to give him hearty and enthusiastic
greeting. and this they did with warmth and
long-sustained effort that made him smile with
satisfaction, and those who witnessed it will not
soon forget it, This is some Of what he said:
have thought that perhaps in coming here tonight
! would be considered somewhat out Of place. as
that this great meeting, like the meetings N other
parts OF the State make II appear what it has al
along been called, a young mems campaign. zap
plauSel will say here and at once that 1t cannot
that If good government is to be saved from utter an-
inhalation an this imperial Commonwealth Iannahy
Hal must be put down and the way to erect thiS Is
There is no end to Tamma9y's reach: IT even puts
1t does all this in country where we boast Of our
liberties What matter il 1t gave us good streets III
Then we might possibly endure this despotism. 1t
gives NewY0rk tie worst government IN the world for
q large city, vet 1t is the most expensive,
1t has undoubtedly the poorest paved and dirtlesl
streets that be found In any large city in any
civilized country. (Applause? 1t is not long since
| returned from a sojourn in London, Berlin and
Paris. and ! what municipal government mieht
be and should be. II you were TO see the clean ana
wellpGved streets I'm London YOU would think yOn were
In paradise, by comparison at least. (Applalse9 I'D
Berlin the pavements absolutely perfect; us
cleanliness better than London, and the cost only
one-t third the expense in NcwYok. DO you say these
cities under mOnarchicsl control II you do f5ow
bIip hoe
wears and there in a city twice the size Of New York
they have perfectly paved streets, we'll
lighted streets and IN oia1o fact Nngaa1a, eyeTytnns,
bring this charge home with regret. ! wish ! could
saw TO strangers: ave can show you grand conn
try with a great Federal Government. with nearly
fifty independent States managing their own ahairs by
home rule / wish / could say We can show you
the model cities in the world. models in their govern
ment and also in their economy But cannot. IL
is not because of republican institutions we fall in this
respect. I say that, when you come 70 cast yOnr
votes week from to-day, the people OF this city ana
of New-York have nothing essentially TO do with the
selection of the who are to represent them not
more than have to do with the OTdinances OF the the
every man must be able to see that Tammany gives
the most expensive city government in the world and
the least effective Of all the city governments II the
world. (Appause) Even though Tammany Hall were
It was charity organization it still would be unwor-
thy Of political confidence. applause .-
But this stirring campaign which Is now closing
shows that a change is coming. has come, over the
neople From what bave seen here this evening, and
from the enthusiasm which have witnessed elsewhere
in the state since my return from Europe feel certain
that intend by your votes to redeem the state and
mahe II what 1t should he, bettergoverned state, and
area, wealth population and importance in the world.
0or0lOnged cheering.)