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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
Jedea dila kazdegO DOwia.
tn,

Jak mona dostaG w szesciu
miesi2cach cd $500 do $500 i
wlecel, oprdcz reguralnego docho-
du? A MONA mice to }atwo,
przyjmniac ~wy4ac1na agenture
naszel kompanli wydzlerzawiania
lzb stancyi ola ludzl 2 waszego
powiatu chcacych jechac ma
wysta"e swlatowa do Chicago. Me
zada sic zap}aty 2 CORY cd tych,
"a ktorych wy %poraczycle. Niechaj
tylko osoby odpowiedzlalne sic
zg}osza.
INTERNATIONAL ROOM RENTING
11s ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO, Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

pa
tryoci, o ktorych Warus
pred kilku tygodniami wdzie-
cznie sic wyrazll, PROFESSIONAL
w Zqodzie przeciwko korespon-
dencyi W1arusa ,, Pan" Weler
u%trzymujac u siebie kilka de-
legatow podczas sejmu
Z1ednoczenla, porzadnie kaza}
sobIe "a Mich zap}aclc cd X.
EdwarJa Koz}owskiego. A
zdarlszy dolary ME zarobione,
wyzywa by}ych go5ci swoich
Cd pijakow. Istnie pc patry-
otycznemu! Nasamprz6d sic
umizga6 o gosci, potem gosci
traktowaG jak byd}o, potem
"a swinsIlie potrawy i ouch
mace %ozlsa pokoie w~yszydzit
ceny pierwszo-klasowego no
telu, potem gosci ksiedza
| puGljcznie zelzyc, to wszvstko,
ola drogiej Ojczyzny.
Waarus wystara} sic O praw-
drive iisty z kralu, opi5uiace
}ajdactwa amerykahskich pa
tryotow zwiazkowych. Mic.
dry temi listami So tez cieka.
we szczeg6}y o pewnych
patryotach manistyjsklch. TIE
Calgary W starym kraju
pred wachmlstrzem plackiem
padall, pred lar,dratem jak
robactwo sic czo}gali, uczci-
wych ludzi, mianowicie krew
nych, okradll lub oszukali, w
karczmach sic wl6czyli, a
tutaj So wzorami-patryotyzmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
WIADOMOSCl
MIEsJSCOW z.

Pieruszy polsk, ksladz, praw-
dziwy doktor Sw. Teologli, habl.
litowany zeszsego roku ma unlwer-
sytecie Jagielohskim, bedzie asy-
stentem PREY %naszej parafil W
Winonie. Ma prosbe naszego pro-
boszcza ". Ks. Domagalsklego =
pozwoli} przysy}a Jego Emlnen-
eva KS. Kardyna1 Dunajewskl,
Biskup Krakowskl, lego m4odego
Doktora Teologil ks. proboszczo"l
ma wsro}pracownlka. Og6lne lado-
wolnienie, DO bedzlemy tn mielI,
cyeco zadna parafa polSka W Anne
ryce ME ma: Cyrullka nlczego,
i prawdziwego Doktore. Ieraz
sliszu, CORA uszy DO bedzie bieda!'
w so6ote, II Lutego, odbyf sic
zwyczajnY mlting demokrackiego
Klubu Kosciuszki plerwszeJ
wardzle. Cz1onk6w obecnych byfo
20. Przyst2piio kilku nowych
czsonk6w, z polskiego Klubu repu-
blikansklego. Prezydentem klubu
Kosciuszki jest pan Knoll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
Z NV Polls kICH
w AMI

mum.
Kuyera Pozshiego Z duia 7go
Lutego +, b. spotykamy sic z
listen P. prof. Dunikowskiego.
Sam pisze, ze w lego oplsach
st6sunkow amerykanskich
,,niema mic ciekawego" ola
mas. Dodaje iednakow6z szan.
D. professor, lie w Lipcu mas
w wiekszcrn towarzystwie
odv,edzj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

A RAPIDS.-Pier-
wsze pietro wspania}ej polsklej
hall parafalnej lest iuz wy
kohczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
" nied=iele odczytat w. KS

Drogl krzyzoweJ Z blogo>}aMien-
Stwem PlzenaJsw. Sakramentem.
W kazda medzleie Popoiudnla
mesEpory, gorzkie zale = kazanie
pasyjne l biogos}awlenstwo. Spc-
wledS wielkanocna rozpoczvna size
W pierwsza riedziele postu i trivia
az do nledziel Trojcy Sw. S}acznle.
?rzez cafy post kazdego dnia bedzle
spowied& cd 4tej-do 6tej-po
poiudniu.
Dsieki staraniom naszego radcy
mlejskiego p. Mieczvs}awa howa-
lewskiego madame bedzie budu-
iacej sic novel polsklej szkole
publicznej PREY ullcy ChatfeId, rog
smej, imie ,,Szko4a kosclusAki".
Tuteisza gazeta a~ngielska The
Daily Republican radzi, ably raczej
nazwac ten zakiad SIX StkorSkie
go, czem chce p~rzyulepic iatke
wybranemu przez Solakow poSiowl
do Lesislaturv w ST. Paul, ale
przez to tylko ma smlech sic
wystawia zdradza, re wcale nle
INA hlstoryi a:nerykansklej. Wszak-
re koscluszko byi amerykahsklm
generaiem, biz sic 20 ten krai W
wo]n,e o jego niepodleg1ost l
nauczyl Amerykan6w budowY
fortec 'oraz sztukl zdobywania
tychze, osoblstym tez byi mlyja
clelem Washlngtona; wlsc tez
zupelnie jest stdsownsm, IL W
naszej polskiej wardzie ubok szkoly
W~ashlngtona bedzlemy mieji szkoie
Koscluszki, kt6ra ~jeszcle 70 wlela
wiekach, nawet gdy III iudzie
pochodzacy Z PoIakdN juz ME
beda movie pc polsKu, sNiadrzyt
bedzle o wdzlecznosci | nc, ludu
polskiego ku sHemu nieSmerte!ne-
mu wodzowi.
Kazdy PoIak Wnonie
nlewymownie Jest w~dzlec"nym panu
Mieczys}awowi Kowalewskiemu "a
w,elk honor, jakl nam przez
swoje zabiegli wp}yw wyswiaiczv}.
Panouie 1rauichi I Brze.iaShi
swiezo zaopatrzyli sw6j salon :
dobre wilma inne truukl ualiep.
szego gatunku, tax " smiaio kon-
kurowac mega z piersZorAehnemi
salonami w srodku miasta.
W niedziele rano odbsi sic
pogrzeb nalmtodszego dzlecku
Tpieclo-letniego synka panstwa
Janostwa Rymarkiewicz6w.
Meaauno wlele gadano W
mlescie o jakims plemleckim balu
maskowym, ma kt6rym wystepowac
mlaiy awie zakonnice. W ~ostatnia
sobote znowu odby} sic hall
Phllarmonlcznej TAXI bal i wyste-
powa1 tam jakis mby k%apucyn, ale
pc p~rawdzle by}a ia pokraka wlecej
podobna do kuczera W czarnym
piaszczu z kappa z%arlucona ma
glove, nlz do zaionnlka. Doko}a
peleryny mia} haft ztoty, co So
troche podobnem czynlto dc
komedyanta. Podobne przedrwle
wanna, W kt6rych b!edna fantazya
ami zdzb}a prawdy ME oAdaie,
wierze katol'ckiei nb|'i2G nj
zdo}aja. Jezell owe ma>,v.,o ~.
konnlce tax wiernic bty oiIa: {
jak ten kapuc.n sobcte, tc
take mewiele uszczcrbku przynlo
sly n~aszej religil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

EAST SAGINAW, Mich.
= Wiel. X. Lipihski zmuszo-
nym by} opuscit %tute]sza
parafa polska, DO salonistom
ludzie polscy wlecej wierza,
niz Nsiedzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
DETROIT, Mich. = Tute1sze

DETROIT, Mich. = Tute]sze
grupY ~zwi2zkowe ME chc9 wlecej
poseFaG generaInemu sexretarzowi
Zw12zku zadnego podatku, dop6ki
g%eneralny sekretarz ME wypiaci
Polsklemu Seminaryum Duchow-
MENU W n&sZem nsiescie pieniedzv,
jake ma dobro tego Seminaryum
Juz pred cZterama m~ieslacam,
skolektowa', blor4c cd kazdego
czfonka Zw1qzNu Narodowego Pol
skiego pc % centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
= Szefem ku-

= Szefem ku-
charzy w polskiej restauracyi
ma w~szechswiatowej wystawie
zostanie P. Marcinkowski.
SprzedaI iuz sw6j dom PREY
Ko5ciuszko III. W parafl sw.
Jadwigi p. Fr. Wleklihslllemu,
Kasyerowl Zlednoczenia "a
S 5000. Peosya p. Marcinkow-
sklego, jake glownego ku-
charza. wynoslt bedzie $50
dolardw miesiecznie. Nawla-
sowo dodajemy, ze gotowaI
ola delegatow podczas Selmu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
GRUNTA ~WYSTARCHAJA-
CE MA SZESC SET FAM

Stosownie 40 ~Syozrni" mego,
2 wledza wladzy Biskup'ei.
sakuplIi bracia Frawlry, adwokau
z Eau Claire, Wis. 52,24O ARROW
gruntu w Chippewa Go. Wis. IA
dobro ludu roboczogo. Grnnta
to SO dobrc, r%okryte buuulco
wen twardem d1zewem wiel.uej
wartosci sprzedawane beda P1ia-
aom DO Genie SIS ia akier,
drzewo twatde wszelkiego rodzaju
wruz z z;emia ~Nrzechod2i na VIA
snobc nabywcy grurtu i taioy e
MORA splemezyc kaSdego czasu.
Ktoby z Polak6w ME byt stamc
Cd razu zap1aclc Gala Gene knpna
daJe sic mu cztery lata yzusu do
odpfacania takowej i to ME W
przymusowych ratach rocznych
lecz byle by %zapfacono reszte pie.
niedzy przeciagu czterech lat
Przez Srodeie rzekomvch grun.
ow przcchodzi kolei St Pau
Ks. constantly
MILL CREEK IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Wlel.
ks. Pralal Bronikovski opuscii
paraf'2 sw. Kazmlcrza ma "a.
mar wyiechac do Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

BAY ClTY.--Cenzor p.
Przybyszewskl niemile wspo-
nina o ostatniej swojej why
Gle w Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

HAZLETON, PA.-Rabu.
sic (amerykahscy lotry) zabili
polaka Michala Spalybskiego
W drodze do publlzkiego
Highland. Nastepnie obrabo-
wall so z $40 gotowkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

BUFFALO, N. Y, Pare
dni temu zjawit sic ma pollcyl
tutejszej maiy chiopczyna Antom
Magalski - re skargq ma swolch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

Nova kolonia poI>kn ,.NO~
?ERNIK W Chippewa Co.,
Wisconsin, z~afoAona ia dobra
ludu polsklego. p1zoz KS. Ken
stantego Frvdrv"howlcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

Ziednoczenla w Manlstee,
Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
CHICAGO.-Do tutej

O.-Do tutejsze]
archidyecezyi przybedzie W
k-otkim czasie kjlku polskich
klerykow, ktorzy w Baltimore
studya swoje ukohcza. Pr6cz
og6|nego bralSu ksiezy Jest
miedzy mlodszym klerem tu-
teiszym kllku ME wartych
wspomnlenla....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

~CHICAGO.-Pan Antoni
Mallek, odebrawszy Cd P.
Stana w pysk w hall Schoen-
hofena, uciek} i w desperacyi
sic upi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

Suult St Mary i takowe leza po-
miedzy dworcami Lehigh Weyer-
hauser, (miasto) kopalnia zelaza
odlegiosi Cd Lebigh do WeyerEa
user Jest sieGm mil anglelskich.
W srodku I'll kolomu stanle Je-
s5cze W tYm rnku dwnrzec, plsa do
~vyratiania k'rpek druga do drae.
W tndulcowcgo.
K,ot, Polakow chciat skorzy.
stat z nadarzajacej sic s%pos"bno
81, powinicn sic osobiscic zgiosic
VIC wtorok, srode Tub czwartek
kasdego lygodnla w%y]atk'em
dni swiatecznych,w ruzie gdYby ta~
1owe ma wymienione dnie wvpa
dfy, w ofisie pana adwokatn r o.
masza Frawloy Eau
Claire. Wisconsin,.
Kazdy nabywca gruntow dosta.
ME 20 wpiaceniu potowy ceny
kupna tytui posiadlosci Guaranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza,
Frawlcy.
Ziemie ma maJ2tek kosclelny
przysziej polskiej parafl osobi-
scle w srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa mad dwoma pieknemi je-
zloram1, W ~znacznej liczble ARROW
juz przeznaczyfem.
Frydrychowicz
Point P. o.
w n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

Pauoacie 1ra1icki 4 Brze:iashi
swiezo zaopstrzyli swdj salon $
dobre wilma / inne trunk nalIep.
szego gatunku, tax " smia}o kon-
kurowaG mega z pierszorAehnemi
salonami w srodku miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

W niedsiele rano odbSf SIG
pogrzeb nalmfodszego dzlecku
[piec,o-letniego synka panstwa
Janostwa Rymarkiewicz6w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

ing branch lines, so that the Kansas farmer
could get his products to market. They chargeu
little more than operating expenses for tne
service. But the Kansas farmer felt that nc
had done enough for mankind to entltle MN
TO have his freight carried for nothing. SO ne
went into the Legislature and said that Ill
view of the fact that he was public bcnefactor
and the capitalist was necessarily thief-else
how could he have got his capital ?-the raIl-
roads should carry freight ut the farmer
prices, whether they earned enough to pay the
interest Gil their bonds or not The credit syS-
TEN on which the roads were built was for the
benefit of the farmer. Then when the farmer
want I'd ready money he borrowed of the East
ern capitalist on mort gage at the rate OF ten
or twenty dollars an acre On what he bought
for two or three. Having used the money. IT
occurred 10 him that there was something
wrong in system under which he could put
ten-dollar an-acre mortgage on a tWo-dCllar-an-
acre farm. lie was the victim Of organized
ayarice and mercilesS I9pacty. lie sent PETER
to the United States Senate 81 make a row
about il and get the Government ID buy some
thing for half a dollar and call it a dollar to
help him out. They make a mistake. and so
does PETER, about the credit system. 1t is not
solely for the benefit of the Kansas farmer.
PETER makes the mistake also OF thinking.
that the National banks. financial institutions
ard capitalists of the East are engaged in
conspiracy to cheaper agricultural products and
increase the cost of transporting them 10 mar
ket that they have brought on the financial
distress from which the country is suffering
and tney themselves have been brought peril
ouSly near Bankruptcy, ont Of pure cuSSedneSS
and deadly hostility to the Kansas farmer : that
all the mUneyed interests Of the country IN
shGi1. are united in an organized plot to fore
close -dDllar-an-acrc mortgages on tw0-dol-
ar-an-atre farms in Kansas. PETER mi>apprc-
henGS the situation. ignores general principles
and natural laws and forcetS the history OF
Kansas. IF PETER would try to learn some
thing from experience would exercise sense
enough 10 realize that no man-cvcn 4 pluto
c.at''-cuS off his own nose to spite his face,
and that since Ae>opS time 10 one kills the
goose that iays the golden egg. and then would
hold his tongue about things he doesn't under
stand he really might serve a useful purpose.
II he would simply stop talking he would ere
ate a favorable impression by the contrast with
his predecessor the garrulou> popnily whom
he succeeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
Neru91ork Dnilp Tribnme
FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1893.
TEN PAGES.
THE NEJFS THIS MORNING.

Foreign The House of Commons debated the
apuointment of the Duke of Connaught 70 the
command at Adershot, and rejected motion 10
reduce the salary OF the Cormandern-C mel o.
the Army - Prince Bismarck Is sald 10 p'
rsllying rapidly from his illness 60 Inc
britannia won the international Cola cup, deiea'-
ing the Navahoe in the third race. - An
alarming increase of cholera is reported in Nantes
France. - Queen Victoria laid the foundation
stone Of a new church near Balmofal
Congress Both houses in session - senate
Del ate ON the Repeal bill continued by Me''r'
pugh and Teller; Mr. Stewart introduced reso-
luton of inquiry TO the pecuniary interests VI
Senators in National banks. - House: Only
:, brief session was held. at which business OF
importance was transacted; the Ways and Means
Committee gave a hearing 10 representatives, OF
the iron and steel industries.
Domestic-The Coroner's jury at Birmingham
brought in a verdict charging Mrs. Halliday with
the premeditated murder of her husband -
Secretary Smith issued an order regulating the
movement of trains entering the Cherokee Strlp
on Srptember IL: there is = bread famine among
,,c hammers - The Worlds Parliament OF
Religions was opened in Chicago. - The New
York baseball team was defeated az Cleveland in
the first game OF the iina! series of the champion
ship season.
City and Suburban.-Ihc Nigilant Wer tue 'ird
trial race and las been selected by tn" \n|ricas
Gun Committee to defend the trophy against LORD
Duuraven's Yacht Valkylie - Hamilton Fish
WIS buried in the churchyard o. ST Philips III
tne Highlands At Garrisons - News was re-
ceiyed that Francis ii. Weeks, the lawyer VINO
left the city owing nole than million dollars,
WAS virtually in custody in Costa Ricd - Eight
deaths and many serious eases from poisoning ~
tosdstools were reported in the city and the sub
urbs - Winners al Gr1vesend: Dr. las
brouck. Don Alonzo, Prig, lamplightcr, Frog
Dance, Patrician and Roslyn - Stocks weak
in the carly dealings and, after sharp advances
o,o,cd ,.uict below their highest points. The
movement plainly was speculative and tn" LHro-
nan selling may not have been of investment
securities. Money easy, about 3 on call, nut on
time offerings at per cent were not liberal
The Weather.-Foreoast for TO-DAY Generally
fair stationary Temperature, sol ia winds lem
perature yesterday: Highest, 10 degrees lowest
81: average 81 is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
.ru,cp ,yyoy EycErDryG IMMIGRATION.

Dr H. s;enner Commissioner OF Immigra-
,ion for the Port OF NewYork, said yesterday that
l.. thought that In the last few weeks the emf
grafton from this country exceeded the immigra-
lion to IT, lie did not give statistics but based his
,niuion upon "A comparison between the increased
,r,ber OF steerage passengers returning to Europe
and the decrease in the number OF immigrants
registered at Ellis Island Every fan the transat-
lantIc liners carry back large number of foreign
.rs who spend their winters in Europe and return
here in the spring This year the number has
Greatly Increased The American, Red Star and
,'unard lines are taking more than their aver
age number OF steerage passengers back to
rnan Lloyd lines carrying from three to four
tirnes their usual number OF returning laborers
T'tc people who are going back mostly Italians
and Poles When work is scarce here they find it
much cheaper to return for time to their native
lands and live the money they have saved In this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

like NIaynards are to be rewarded with high
rolitjcal bonors and places OF trust. Partisan
ship goes to great lengths. 1t blinds the INTEL
lect and duls the conscience and bunts the
perception and excuses well-meanns and in
telligent men in permitting ana even IN COM
hitting great wrongs But we are most I'M
willing TO believe that partlslnShlp' the only
reliance OF the Democratic bosses IN their eff
fort TO elect this high class knaye to seat in
the very court he outraged and defied is equal
70 that task. If il is thus made manifest that
the verdict of the ballot-boXes can be ovtr-
turned by simple act Of high-handed robbery
that elections mean nothing unless they turn
out TO please an ohgarohy of wicked bosses
that a conspiracy of oficeholdeis, deSimls of
pepetuating themselves i'll power may at any
time scornfully defy the popular VIII ana the
constituted counts. and that there IS such IN
difference and establishment amung the people
as will permit not merely the success OF such
monStrolls crimes. but the further advantage
ard actual reward OF those who commit them
we are well along in this state toward a revo-
luton that will teach better morals ana better
enforce the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
THE UJGILANTS TICTORI.

The victory Of the Nigilant in the third trla!
was as decisive "a her triumph OH saturday
ovcr the triangular course. and no one can be
.u,r,;sed that she has been selected rs the
cnp.defen1er. While the start yesterday was
uneven the yachts pairing OF with an IN
teryal Of eight or nine minutes between the TWO
paiIs the race was Il magnificent one ana TEST
ed the best qualities Of all fOur. The \lgilInt
led from the start was first AT In" Stak"D0at.
and gained steadily on the run back. She out
footed and Outreached the COlOnla. which had
kept up closely with her in the first trial and
had won the race by a scratch. She eXcelled
the Jubilee at every point and displayed even
greater superiority over the Pilgrim. Her wind
ward wo,k. pointing and running. were equally
satisfactory under Conditions which were most
rigorous. although mfavorable for making 4
HIGH record for speed. 20 marked a triumph
over competitors which were well sailed anu
forced her t. do her best. rightly gives her the
honor Of defending the cup.
We may frankly express satisfaction that the
Ncw-York yachts have had the best OF IT III the
preliminary contests We say this not rom any
considerations of local pride. but because the
IIel1rshon yachts are genuine boats ana less
omen ID structures for beng racing machlh'S'
The tin-keelS are extreme types III when
Yankee ingenujt, seems to have ialhI over
reached itself When they are ont OF water III
, dlvd 3cl, 1hey are revealed in Their tine chlr-
ac+,r ~ mechanical devices. The decisive
success of either the Jubilee OF the Pilgrim IN
the trial races and Subsequently ovrf the
Val;ylie. would have impaired m unfortunate
trend and direction II the fntur' 81 Aacm
building. Ii would have placed high premium
mon artificial contriyanceS for forcing speed
The Vigilant and the CoJna have high speed
without sacrificing their essential character -
good honest boat. for cruising "a well as
racing.
The Nalllyrie'S time in some OF the Lusli>h
races is faster than anything that has yet been
recorded in the trial races here. Comparisons
of this kind are Of very lite value. since the
conditions of wind sea clnront and ,ide cannot
be duplicstcd in amy two contests. II me
ValkyIie is the fastest Yacht which has even
crossed the Atlantic - claim possession oil the
c,,p the -four defenders which have been CON
neting in New-N0rk waters are superior At all
nojnt. (, any Yacht which has ever before been
seen i'm American W.ter>. The international
,aca PROMISES u be ;ie closest and most eN-
citing that has eyer brought the yacht>nen oi
fine Engl,h->lJ aling world into honorable
rivalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
UlyGP WITHOUT 4 BOSS.

An artificial attempt is made by parlI'ans
in Brooklyn to set off Republican DoS'iSih
against Mr.. McIaughIin'S absolute supremacy
in Democratic politics II is alleged That
Kepnblican candidate for Mayor would be. II
elected as completely under the control OF W.
Worth as Mayor Body has been nnder me
domination Of Ring and Gang. Inc cOhclu-
sion drawn by parfisanS from the'e ia'se
premises is that a change OF administration
will simply involve the substitution OF one
machine for another Indeed, "Ihe Brook
lvn Eagle labolS daily - convince It' readers
that Mr.. Worth is mUely proxy Ion the Dem
octaIic leader. and that Mr.. Mclaughlin VIII
control the nominations OF both parties Ior nhc
APPROACHING elections.
The best reply to twaddle OF thi> KIND Will
ha the nomination of candidate fer Mayor
whose force Of charac;et will prcclnd" the as
s,rmltion that any leader or group of politicians
can control his public action. nomination OF
this kind We are convinced. VIII De NIUE WV
marty under the radical reorganization which
has been effected this year i IN position 10
take this business OF nominations mt us own
hands It is il touch with aroused pu"hc
sentiment. Fer good many years The nom
nation for Maven has gone begging because the
ponublic,n. have been divided and hopeless.
This wear the Iarty j. united and c.niIdeni'
and there will be ~ difficulty III securing
strong candidate. The POLITICIANS Will hay" a'
little f. do with nominating h.n ~ they had
when Manor Low was elected and ir-e'e' ltd'
All this ;al, about the "plmacy oi NJ.
Worth and Nj Mclaughlin Ib!llt' - control
the II limitations OF both parties is ih' >t'l'
fro;h Of waning silly season ~ Democratic
journalism and p-!itlc>. th'ir nave ~ "
several Republican Mayors OF D. 'ti'n during
the last thirty Yeas. and npt one Of them ha'
been o,nnoned by Rng a. tang MAJOR 10"
Was hi, own master fem Ia DAY 81 hi' IN
augnation t. the expiration oi hi> once. IL"
WA. independent of political managers. ANA
Under II, ,blicat lon> Il ANY group o. ia'''"n.
Tint * The f,pe of Na>or which the city no"
needs after eight wears OF Dempcat." mi>inle
that Ina, Impoverished taNpLNcr- and paIall@cd
.vprv bn,iI, Interest. II = The 'uP' me
function If The Republican party t. bnhX Tor
,,.,,d A. 4 candidate business man oi the hi<'
rink. who j. known - have will Of hiS own
and who will recognize bis responsibilities.
The Kennlicn party. with the and OF mde-
n.uGcnt voter, and outraged iuNIlNri>. can
1--WE f. BrDohl,n a Mayor Wiih"ni 4 B,>> be-
hind him. Democracy cannot d. th>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
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