New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

purpose Honest citizens have approved the present
law regarding tho number OF election inspectors III
each election district, and they cannot sec any
good reason for making change. have talked 10
Democrats about the bill and they admit tnat lhc
measure II It becomes law will corrupt the ballot
box They say that Tammany ought TO be satisfied
with the power It already weldS I'm New-iork CITY
Tammanys greed IS 50 great. however that 1t never
will be satisfied. The more It gets, the more II wants.
II appears and Is ravenOus appetite /, the very nDs
that will cause lis pouc' death Inc IA" ,L pi I'm
many's corrupt rule is bound to come ana ne more
greedy the organization becomes the sooner te re'o
lutior will break ont 10 overthrow its power.
II have not found one Dcmocrat-and have talked
TO many since the bill passed the ASsemby-who mas
offered an excuse for the acton OF Mr: ,b h
present regarding the election inspectors mas been
In force 30 many years, not only without oDectlon;
IL there were any Improvements Intended. no OBJ
lcctIons would be heard but it Is known that the
corrupt gangs Of politicians that ever had any in
huence In the state OF NewYork. 1t Is evident what
the result would be-
CROKEES STUPID BLUNDER.
"Croker has certainly made himself appear In n
most ignomnlouS light in the stand he ha' taken In
regard to the Farquhar bill. II was bad enough for
sixty five members OF the Assembly to vote FOR IT,
but do not believe they have had the ciIrontcFy to
attempt 10 explain their Ta ons for voting in favor
Of the measure. But Mr. Croker has had the i'm
pudencc 10 try 70 explain WHY such an OUTRAGEOUS
bill shoifd receive the support Of the Scnat. In
nj, letter % Brown hc gives such sllly Iraons
I'm favor OF the dctc,tablc instrument Of crime ana
corruption that anybody would be justified In accu'-
ng the Tammany boss o. having parcels. Nr. Croker
understand has minated that scnnor lIlls mental
machinery las exhibited -igns ~ being ont " repair
Lut | think he would better h1'c som" In
sanity expert examine him 10 hi, own
condition before talking about anyone else. HIS
reasons for urging tie p1-oasc pf the l1Ithhh.
law are SO stupid that his friends wolld be justified
IN having him confined IN madh0use. Mr. Croker
does not larc t. what his RAJ motive Tor favourf
the law is such an expiration would be- unncccs-
s:ry. a. it f. known for what the biu is in'cudcd.
II" speaks about the Democratic party demanding
justice and SAYS that N" pHrty docs not seek favor.
Just Imagine "A sane man talking about lnmmany ask
iue for Justice such non sense from such man j.,
sickcnnG. Does Mr. Croker Imagine for one moment
that the fairmndrd citizens II Ncw-lork can any
falne.s lu,tncs. ANYTHING That i honorable IN tn"
dctcsi..llc Farquhlr biz D,s D" imagine that the
Intelligent voter, II this, great city cannot that
the measure is intended 10 rob the woFhnrman and
every other voter - a voice IN tho choice II mon 10
represent them AZ Washington and IN making the
st.ic laws NJ. Croker made ono Of the crfuri
~ his ne when h" attempted 20 explain right f1r the
existence OF the corrupt measure which every homes,
oltizcn does not hesitate 20 dcn0uncc'