The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24

done d meet the present and future
needs q city GROWING more rapidly than snS
sSan ~. xs tho e ss sS. sbs
f i Ne5s Ss ana So.ioS To-day tSey are
ss asI ss TX g sS %SnSs
sse, ' bonds n1sssss sss
certificates. and $40. ii3' 900 Fridge bonds. AZ
stdSH debt ss 0gsssss
sustaining.
THE LIMITATION OF INDEBTEDNESS.
This showing should be received with sat is-
faction by every citizen, and should be suf-
isdyan n rs, Is SStIosl pafps:s IN hs eiorss
should remind you that af Ssfors 0f0r assumed
S e RefI e sSS q. Ss% sSus
your ewn business enterprises. by making
Pr3Syson for the future n carry
estimating our debt linitstion. which must lust be Be
hehIs am tax ceestss sSoud p be SsauSss ss
Discovering disposition to question this
dseost1p Z the .or sy to and say "f 70
embarpnss the administration. We. have
a' s's could i'm the
purpose, In, estimating our debt limitation. In
other words. we have kept within the debt
rsaarsG in nn yshOnd eoass
until the new appraisement which. by reason
real estate valuations. And here let me- state
distinctly. that the increased value. resulting
from new buildings. as It appears by the books
as Year to IN. lSs ssS
appraised value q all Eenl estate AMOUNTS to
that higher appraised valuations have been
s s aF sSs e In
know these things do not greatly interest
dweIls IN themselves and depiore the wicked SI
ness which exists outside: but they do con-
sSey o fne
moving along with his fellow citizens in the
practical Affairs OF business and life.
MAYOR BooDY's PURPOSES.
the present administration. In assuming my
ths DsmoeratiS party was the irst to urge the
the more Important fact that these regulations
have become q great agency Of usefulness BY
ton to Tie duties the civil Service
OF the GOVERN ent should be known and appre-
ah tSs .ns hay.
have believed that the public service could be
promoted By disc1SraGine the practice Of dual
has found it practicable IN a business way to
improve our excise regulations in such way
When I assumed ONCE. 1 believed that the
time had como when the city should receive
an important revenue from, the granting OF
far as had influence or power. that the reve-
nue. SO derived should be certain. Increasing,
Ocular the city q Brooiyn has now set e an ex
a%pls which VII be iOSwed BY other mnn
tion than the work done In connection with
this subject which has been SO grossly mis-
ihays urged In both my messages the oon-
has not besn
direction during the next session Of the Legis
growth, and future needs Unite in urging rS tie
Immediate consummatlon Of the union. ! be:
be Known not only S Tor the lie Of culture and
the home Of great ipstIta.ions Of science and
have briefly alluded to few Of the pur-
which should / believe. engage the attention
OF future administrations There is one state
Tnia w %Hs S Sess IL siT
adhered to down to the present moment
THE GREATER NEW YORK.
Last winter q bill was sent to the LeRisls-
ture prdvidinG for the consolidation Of Brook
Ign ", and !; Other surrounding territory with the
This Bin provided that the question should
be submitted TO the people but 1t also made
into eject should proceed With b wSrf WIN Gtfa
out regard to the result Of the vote which the
isspt the Corporation Counsel y Albany to
say that would aDpES9ve the Il It were
people should decide the question: believed
4 to be Democratic doctrine thft such aues-
now and think Il The 81 to Rote
have ne e. opH95tnnty to dOs0 and their wishes
We have called our recent national cam
paigns educational In character. In our dis
haustive way with great economic and ad-
subjects; Once these questions
b IN
here pToaapnssd crowded houses and patient.
II It be important that the people should
have every opportunity to investigate national
Should have every iciits for the der t
Of matters which eohcern them still more.
Ph5pess Shirt
bride in local ana RS. and for the purpose sec. Of
pSnent to- Joint discussion OF municipal
oSeswss int sha thf
rom Bucn discussion to receive suggestions
hat would he helpful to me--and l expect to
md hIs advisers Saye taken different view.
lls It because t5eir campaign has not been
orIned on the lines Of honest Investigation
md instructive discussionp 1t ts because to
make Q change now would be like an army
changing It's base bf operations and its method |
" attack2 The people must decide,
MuaYusIp OPPOSITION
The opposition beems to be In the hands Of |
nose VINO Dellavel the mselves wiser and better |
han either party3 II the opposition Is success |
ul. these Rentlenlen OF sIpreme fitnass pro-
'ose TO stand godfather to the Administration |
md provide 1t With wisdom and yirtue II Ia |
lot surprising that this arrangement Is hardly |
Q the taste OF theImembers OF the Grand Old |
'arty. The veterans Of that party do not for
yth the principISs men favH no sympasbfhy
,,arty; that they tered no protest when the
horns OF anguish were laid upon the brow Of |
heir party's great AeadsE
II may be that New gentlemen. educated. |
1spected: and tenderly nurtured are alone
apable OF guiding tho affairs OF our great city.
3ut do not forget THAT daily We trust our
Ives to the plain but brave and faithful men
pho stand ny the. engines throttle and the |
xperisnces OF life. which oblige men to live |
Ives OF labor and devotion for the comfort and |