New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
a.rooley.' says I. II was you wouldn't oAhoe
Nth Mrs Van Ticker

We'll. sir. he turned on me. by thnhoer' VIII" NE
eyes blazing and he says. MIR. OMfnghcr' ne sNs' III
poncs, he says. your advice Is always "c'''".' O'
me- s,ciai rclations-and here be tIt'd to look u"
foot high rs not to be discussed he says
81 didn't get mad vha, was the nse' SEQ that
they wcr, doing Too!cy and that he had fell mo ci
Ike "A ~ in moasscs jug You know now III Wv
bows felt and what n general hniiabaloo 'i'' "'0.
caused Then you krOw how he begun 10 r"" VIZ
cu1rs in on us Well SIR one day was looking over
the tax accounts Just after the bills hao oech "''"'
out, and what do You suppose s'r"oN
"Give II up" said Tun.
found" said Mr. OMeaehcr. speaVinS win I,, ,
dlsnctncss and stern precision. that the taNcS ""d
been lowered Oh the Van Ticker cstate-sccf
Major TUT whitfield. Then he smiled lrh he
couehcd And. finally. he said yes. he saw.
al spoke to Tooley about It," Mr.. y McaEh'i w.
iinuod. But. natcr myself. dohc II u'"' ~ -,
.Toocy, SAYS Il notice that while most evcfypons
c,ec,s taxes has gone up the Van TickcrS has eohc
down. ! may have an opinion to express about '''' VI
may mott can tell better soons Know ""''
you done II account OF your ponucai VI No -,
relations lie cave Il weary sort oil smile anu "''
he wouldn't cAprcss me- opinion If he was me- anu 80
! said wouldn't If II going 10 make MIN i''i 'a'
rbir Van Ticker estate business Is only one vi
Thousand things Toolcy done to hurt tn" Orgai]"o"
,,o ho cot IN r,,nning around with the Better Flo
mont Think concluded Mr. - '''s"''
smiling chat Cord Mclolllster was "Ai''
M n match for him with young woman HUN Wv
Fonr Hundred when 60. back from Europe i'N'
simmer and found how he'd been se"'"R up P'""
to how, mo ont Then OF course. I saw there was
nothing 70 do bn t. shut down on nm h'''' ''
then don, think he's lea any mo'c 0o' w
Mrs Van Ticker" Ill
Nr o,Ncochcr smiled grimly. Nor was the smc
mr. the tone Of quiet decentralization III WIN" "e
smoke without warrant. Tho Circumstances "' m'"
becn rccting sid" features OF gr"'' co"sp'''
In Tammanv Hall against his leadership. i"oi"N
Nc,Io, tho Mayor whose term Of oilcc ma l''N' cN-
,lred his former pro.ecc and follower. han acquired
,arr. osplrations ard had formed large plans ana
,ori,r advantage Of TIE great Ross recent iilhcS
hs had attempted 10 establish himself In prncpai
authority But the revolution had ihi'd' l"' "'r".
headed and hard listed boss recovered boh h'l'h anu
mower and. after mother. th"-" VIII" ia" pr
sum.d 10 question his supremacy had bean plunged
into the outer darkness Of political di'fl"or The
foundations u absoluIl,m stood under Him broader
and Ormcr Than ever and seemed. Indeed. - be
forced 70 the adnmantinc bases OF the ciy' S)ciii
system.
Dut there had been something 81 a fight and AT
o,o ,imc be b,l been I'm actual danger. The moment
came when the district leaders bad 10 declare the'
selves and his majority was SLIM Bn' IL WIS
enough and Immediately all the wavcTlng ones
throughout the Organization hockcd In ovcrwh"lmns
fore. 70 the old Man" In the hour Of h!' extremity.
TIN had Ic.n hl, nrmcst champion aud hcrceNt
warrior and in the hour OF his triumph Inh was
his favored confdani. OMcaehcr possessed IN i"l
,he great virtue of his Hnd-hc stood by his Trends
and the way he standing by Tnh was the ad'
mratlon Of all who regarded cons'ancy and believed
IN H. reward
Tho grim smile which had dI,tended the Dosss
onnl, month AS he remarked upon tho end which
had como 70 Tooev'S social eoric'. was there SIN
when lie turned again to run. observing. What's
that Eiblc text Major. that SAYS when yon think
everything, solid take heed lest IT get away from
You "
Well. now. Doylev.,I'm not strong on the scrip
tar.s w.sh was. ! gae-S I'd be the better Tor
it,"
% Won would Major aud 50 would all Of ~, lnt
s for hat text what said was the sense Of H. and.
there's no Use failing. there, lot IN II. I'm on
top now but fine everybody has com" at NJ" about
that plarucv interview shows that H. needinl TO
wa'ch ont Vow. # rs business men ia" public
want. for oncr holders why. wcN l"' EN- nave
fen bu.lncs, men, mind you. but no more OF Toooys
dude"
An expression Of SOME little concern came into
Major Tur- face I'D think "a b. careful. y view
hc aid II | Wa you. II, hard 10 know what
yonrr getting when Won take up with business man.
lie, sure 10 De- Il bother and hc may be- dangerous.
He'll make u great blow about conducting u" oh'e
on business principles and all that stun and nell
want the book, examined. and you'll have all kinds
of trouble keeping him quiet IT'S my idea you'd
better stick 10 the politicians aud stop talking 10
reporters
YOUR Idea (, good. Major. ana ncccpt OF II IN
the right spirit Int something's got 10 be done -
hut or this Newspaper talk abou, that Interview.
We must get pablic attention attracted to something
else NcNt MAY there's "A whole batch OF Offices 10
L. n"d dye mind -
"N.-.7
We'll. we've 60, 70 get some business men In
training for them orccs and YOU must groom yourself
10 he Police Justice"
don't quite see Doyley. You know how much
I want e. b. Police Judge. But I'm no business
man and don't know what you mean by grooming
myself
Mr. o'Mcacl-r glanced al his watch. Great
Scott :" he exclaimed. "Its past II ANA ~"
An appointment with the President and senator
str.ak, don't know what H. about. but mcbbe
,h.v wnn, my views on the silver h! Tn" last
limo | sec His Docks he wanted to know n | didn't
think we'd better suspend silver colnas" a'oE''"'r'
I've been scared half TO death ever since 'of ''"r
made "A break in the answer give him. lh'r' WIS
two or three Senators there and noticed 81" 7"''"o
al Que another and sort Of smiling
What did yon say p
81 said I hadn't thought much about II, but was
afraid n Inc don. that that wOuldnt have enough
ch.,y. ia 20 around Well 80 long Major! When
COS, gc hack from Albany Friday night yoad better
aron I'm and I'll explain how I'm going to line mp
string OF business men for the Offices next May 90
lonS!' " 80