New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13

Iexow has many years before him OF honor OF
Office | hope. If he wants i;-but he VIII never
have such another chance 10 WIN "a'''0''o" ~
is matchcss in this city.
u.art IN say n word about Mayor Strong.
u,an, TO enter single word of dissent about what
| have read within the last few hours ana nav.
hoard. think here tonight 1t IL true that
Mayor Strong is Republican Mayor. re ha q,
he Repnblican party But when he goes into thn'
great Office he is sworn TO cease 10 pt n,r;gc
can (Npplausc) He has given his SoieIln I t,,
to Tho neoplc Of this city that he viii adnnlSs',s
the forces of tina; great Office without i%art ,b
hest man for the proper place. be ne IriioN ~
be he Republican, be he Mugwump tHpi ,hc otbcr
MfS faT cot only upon him but upon US Reprhli-
%, VINO did SO much to place him there ar
plause) We cannot afford TO part conlpams VIZ"
our allies either in city or stat on Tcnea ncc
psrty had ceased to be. To-day everybody is ~ ,,
ng the Democratic party has ceased to be. H 'bs
ef the Republicans. in city or SaGi comm, INN ,p
same plumbers. the same wrath Wiii come ''0"
them The people will not stand H. n, ,,rc
i word about this constitution dil urHE "a
TSaPG it to this COMPANY Gaush!er and j., ,, Wa'
very necessary. Tank OF senator 49, ~ The
i-nited states for six years. who ought TO nav
been Governor for four years anu II,
to know nothing about the revised ~
one would think that Wing outside OF nne o'v !, -,
works 50 long. he wonId nav No ssWs no hasn't
Wei he is right in thlns that We 0 owe n 'nf
success OF the constitution before ths ps3r n,,hl,
TO our organized representatives. OF lhe N'pi' =,
can pariy-they cared not one sua" I,e cbicf
They would rather not have had y pa. 10. ,a r,
advocate before the people was senator NV, ,ar,nr
Hill. who went UP IKE dls,lne 10 mass IL Would
be 10 drive any number Of nails in the COIN" u
u" that ia e%sctly what the people wanted 20 do.
and il passed The charge was made tha' f W."
portonment clause qnjgs 5"I ,ba, is not true
There is nothing in the apportonmcnt article mar
afSr they have Committed breaches Of trust
What has il done? II has plt ~, en-, mai
the most wicked and unjust appor tlonmeIth MI u,
were ever fosted upon an nnsusPe,'h s pecr been
has done for this city one thing ina, ma MI nor
lion of this city in a compact mass. ne grca'
body OF Republican voters. nothing Ie.s mn ,he
nopulation Of the city and immensely greater pro,
portion of its wealth its business its culture an
ha ha never Se na' donc before It said that
that mass Of Republican, shoI' Ana h'H hes s,d
I, district bc m sss up have OF an Opportunity to
be- heard in the senate the STATE they neyer
have been he I'd before II THIS be ho' peIIa'niI
ia Roi ai1 Of he great cities New-York and Brook
lyn gave 2 majority for the revised constitution
ii has been laid down as principle tna ann no ci ~
political power OF the state that c'rl3 80,
in the Legislature and that from the eastern enn
TO Niagara there shall not be district that S' ~
not ha ,o Of the sate We are going help
these centres We are going to save ueih Ho"i
II has also been provided that every bill IN such
a shane that IL can longer be AMENDED, must
lie for three days on the desk OF every Legislator
before its final passage. Nine-tenths OF the eNlis
OF legislation will disappear with That one n.,le
Amendment We know Mr.. Chairman and gentle,,
men that the great proportion OF the evil ana
corript bills which have been passed by our ieRs-
Iators in previous years have been hurried through
without proper scrutiny in the closing hours OF
The session Is not that so, Senators Lehow ana
0Connor? CThe Senators nodded ASSENT ms
&c nearly all that will speak OF. because II IS Al
ready Tomorrow, instead Of to-day. tlaughter.,
Rut one word concerning another matter. ana or
that matter / was forciby reminded In looking
over Mr. Bryce's book on American common
v'ealths On his visit to this country ne WAS taHeh
70 an Office near the landing place for immgrants,
where American citizens were turned out -" OF
COO day. ,,, ,,o -,
nossibie hereafter, by requiring that no person
shall vote until he has been citizen ninety Gays
before election (Applause)
Now these changes In the Constitution are
Great helps for us, because they are great heips
for the general good and the general welfare.
We are all Republicans here. believe except
Mr. Golf and he cannot be anything else from
this time on why, he will be a great Repubiican
Recorder and after that he VIII be from now al
WAYS and from now great Republican citizen
"NS5pw these things they say. will help the Re-
n,ihIicans Well yes. they Will help the Repub-
RRnns &c long az they are honest and patriotic
I'd d,sin+eresed In their legislation, and the mo-
ment they cease TO be so they VIII heIp the other
side. prolonged cheers and appiause)