New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
rAvoR1NG A CITIZENS TICKET.

HENRY CIEWS SUGGESTS PLAN fON O'""
THROWING TAMMANY.
,o,,v Csws tho well known banker Is In FAVOR o'
m ,ndependeut Citizens ticket against laH'na"' i''
IT, Tr,hnno renor,er Mr. Clews said Yesterday
.xowyorl CITY should be eliminated from Ha''o''a'
po,itics The great questions OF Na'iona policy ,u
ne FREQ Trade or Protection. or negro "o"""a" ,
have no relation with the government Oh a s'e". 1
n,c New.Yorl. What has the question vi "'s -
or low tariff or tariff for revenue ohy' W w w" 49,
s,,nots NJ Ncw.Yorkl or an honest luu'ciary' " "'
,o,,oo ,orcc or honest officials, together
,,h nac.ssory ynriuus improvements from oi'e :"
,ua, Tho one question that nost concerns us .'N
,ons ,s simply It's wise ana economicai
N,nicipal government Is a question OF business.
snou,d NOT n CITY be managed on business prihcipieS
by business men, Irrespective OF partisan poi'ta
"A third party should be startco Ia Wv =.
citizens, party The way TO start such men. :"
,or,.d the Committee OF seventy. can
o.soa Cor and obtained the best and most prao"ca'
49,. a., vowy York 10 cor sent TO serve on vigilance
committee after which quite few OF tnc h""'"V' "''
ueetlns nj which nominated Sky hVe "i'"'..'s
wbo we're declared N be unanimously c'ee'u
otber nominations were made atterwsru' "'"". vs.
number seventy. This started the comH''ec a''u ~"
eel. T. VOL known. II was q vigilance commune
-. r.yo,u,,.pary body 1t succeeded IN dflv
inc tho Tweed robbers out OF their eh'fen.h'u
., ,. rrotoc,on In foreign counties. Inc GOOD WrH
n, tho committee started none too soon' ior 'N0
u,reod regime had continued few more year, we"
worm CITY would rnvc been completely oahNrup,. "A.
,ho ,,rrpr norton Of the best city properly wouu "o'
b.ve been saabo for enough TO have PAID inc
htion Of taxes. c,,,,,.. n, Soy
at bos been charged against the Commi'.'e o' SV'
ortv that many Of the members used IL 10 oV'a'
Tor themselves THIS may, In part, Do true ou'
wos a necessity OF the time Our connt'oc o'o'e ~
many thieves out OF their places that thtre VIZ
aenlv many vacancies created which han 'Pp NJ
,omnor,r,ly at least. or until the new charter we
oe.ea by tho Legislature providing for new e'e0uon
IN tho meantime some Of the Committee VI oc', r,
wore naturally drawn upon to MI varion' on'e.' -"
COMMITTEES o. Seventy IN command ana VI, 'u
Soid Tho government OF the CITY, ~hich WA ''"''
revolutionary action. 80 ,, ,,o,i md i,s affection.
The way TO uproOt Tammany nan anu u. v"'
.h,o methods is to resort to slnli'r az, 10
s'cgot mo organizing OF committee OF hio ny 80,
odsens will power fiji vacancies anu hul " an,
oumher moi 10 exceed 100. and Jet u De w %n,"r
rnnnbincrv 10 plnce candidates IN the neo W 20
"a NJ nor mpotant local Offices. The cDnlnh' 'e'
ai.a thn candidates selected 10 be non -paru-an 20
York CIV rcouires by necessity thrd p,rD y" a" sc
nomsiiye pfl,,ics IL Is now HE the hanac u,a
al on one side No long continued govh s"sc,, h,
"an nossibly come from such coholtIon oi u"I -
ss,utc ard wire.pulling politicians cahno, AVA, y.v
trused. II they are permitted 70 have Their o"" why
,hnut cheek.