New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
MIR. MALBY,s VIEWS on THE RESULT.

X.
HE SAYS IT WAS VICTORY OF THE PEOPLE
OVER THE BOSSES.
George r. Maiby of Ogdensburg the leader OF
the Republican minority in the last Assembly, ar
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday he
came 10 New-York to confer with the Republican
leaders upon the situation as well as 10 take d
short vacation after the hard work OF the cam
pagn. lie received many congratulations upon 'he
Republican victory and the prospect OF good legis-
lation in the interests OF the people al the next
session Of the Legislature.
1.-The result of the election" he said to a Tribune
reporter was a glorious triumph Of Republicansm
and a splendid protest of the people against cor
rupt ring rule"
What. in your opinion were the chief causes Of
Democratic defeat?
II should say that the great general cause was
the desire Of the people to rule themselves. and
not be ruled by bosses. The arrogant usurpaton
of supreme power by the Hnl-Sheehan-Murphy-
er-McLaughln combination was more IMAM
the people could stand and so they rose in their
might and took back into their own hands the
power of choosing their representatives. OF which
the Democratic bosses tried to deprive them.
This Republican victory OF the people has come
at a most opportune time. firmly believe that
the leaders Of the Democratic machine had formu-
lated a far-reachng policy which. If successfully
carried out. would have placed them in the posi-
ton of absolute dictators, whom II would nave
Sn s sdnas s been for I!
years The shameless legisa ton put through by
OF IL. hut only the beginning ! believe that If
the Democratic bosses had won last Tuesday the
CONSTITUTION Of this State would have been torn In
pieces SO far as Democratic majority could do
NOW the Republicans are IN control Of the State,
and sendd opportunity Is PTessnted TO n us TO
gain the entire confidence Of the people in such
a way that Hillism and Sheehanism will be com
pletely crushed. Future legislation at Albany
must be in interests Of the people. not or the
The sssT +, resoed to
.'Wnl you be q candidate for Speaker Of the
Assembly,
expression OF approval OF the work which have
already done In the Assembly II that body should
eject me ea snail be just sood Repub
can and work Just hard for the interests OF the
Republican party, and the people whether or not
en- elected Speaker.
OTTO KEMpNEn AND THE POLICE DULLES
Assemblyman Otto Kempner. Of the With Dis
trict whose reelection was opposed by the police
and the combined power OF the Tammany city
government sent charges 10 Superintendent Byrnes
on November 6 against Ward Detectives Mallon
and Rock OF the Fourteenth Police Precinct ac-
cusing them of bulldozing storekeepers and order
ing the destruction of his portraits placed In the
store windows Mr.. Byrnes replied that he had no
authority 70 try and punish the detectives. and adj
yised Mr. Kempner that he must send his charges
10 the Police Board. in answer TO this, Mr.. Kempnei
Yesterday wrote TO the Superintendent saying that
as be possessed authority IT. Inc case no lurthcr
action would be taken :;
IA trial before the Police Board wnulb De a
have undoubtedly received orders to interfere
with a public election from n power OUTSIDE the
police Department. The same power cannot only
NIT also reward them for their transgressons with
promotion. They have brazenly lied to you when