New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

unus OligarcnN
Awful corr corr We must annihila tooth and
The public, ring which to-day controls the
tneh. ths onr city applause ana chee's'
SanorrssoR Sa VAN AMRINGE HEARD
u Van Amringe. representing the
Profess" r,.nt clubs spoke next. and said:
esd Go'e'" ar1 Fenow-ci'izens: In connection
~ Chsirmatrms Of this city there seems TO be a
ne an occult p9wsr n,nher M i or combina
~ : possssssrs whatsoever. When. twenty -nve
we suffered under SIrbupS o nnnrasse
~, source ecnn1uittee of seventy that rescued us
IL Il vas saasooers of that time NoM' WITH hi, ,ne
I'm The esif,ions have become deeper. peneVe'
,sIc degrad dso 49, II il again a Committee OF Sew
S ever oeIVtr Vrtrrvstalzed into concerted action the
tns nssgus and he pubic Tow in intensitv mS
&. thus eVoad and on the 9Th of November VIII. !
SA' again exemplfy tne 5is, pdTcc,od J'
outraged 5se,,verance make their advances to-
nsa si is only the last push n IN "nscn n Vhe 'h
rr,hs other "S ~ the last push and. as good cit
,sssnt csi have risen to the height OF the sreat
..,son. as t,'V Vbeir political preferences ana their
sSiy, wahs.ssSSectons. il cannot be d0uoted that
g.ysrance Is d. all he a well-merted one II viii
feai. as asa,~ ~ Hall from turret to foundation
.'s,s sSs Applause -,,,, p,,cr OF
E7ERN"" LIBERTY.
i, will he. vitality necessary as 1t is
Bl gro. .oropsh IT, it will not, of and by itself
.' Us y .,,r Tammany Hall or long disable IL as
\ sone, noNer Tammany is not. as we nave
Po"'S 10 know. a weak or moral institution
even M Ne manage by men N @ 0iher neass assh Change its
in posse'sooaay pass under the control OF another
name ariy but through All ITS 'rn,tni1v The
ThsterH ,r.cter ,. IN purpose and in action: II VIII
sms m Of pCensie1f for I0r po%sr ard the passion
bassd upon III is oresnized 10 sratny them at the
Or gam any Il is likely to last. in some ioriH, a.
public ,,S Svs nlbc menace. so long as human irG
stsndins W. snail cripple !; this fall by dih'n
fys endure, ,~ber il Offices ana its resources or
j,hng N NUM- ~ shall do nothing more II. after
revenue; but W over we go our several ways and
The escu5n svenis take care OF themselves De
md sore it may be- II VII pt ear, T,i
alert ior an raRbicn j. the price OF liberty 1t may
vigilance soeck is efforts lift itself into re-
neSsd pow nSrmanent way forces stronger and
asl;. sbe than those upon which II Is 1ouhuea
mr. ss,sa OF right the desire lnnase IN e'r,s FOR
tne srsspeci and all the forces that na"e io'
for seH,vv,nicinal living. tApplausel , /, .
decent ~ aisi,ent in this conflict which gives a
sgnncan..e ~ his kind mas had. that orSanl2a-
Other eoorrn.i as have indicated have been estan
IKEA within the last year or naN,s swo Of T the city
succesa Nations descriptvely styled Good Gov ~
.rnmsn clubs, have areaay soIniy With municipal
or NOR sr re comDosci of ali sorts and Condlno's
sn of every shade Of political ldlih, poua
ssther FOR tne one onnrrvement in city administration
oT Dss iad down in the platform OF ne COMMIT
20 Of 'raSicei that the Committee of seventy
.,j rs co-aborers have put form i bave
With the soundes municipa "lsoU' Gts comnositon
r,mnated ticket excellent IN us ti ~
sttrsc 10 il the support OF all Irrespective o.
ssrty ailations who sincerely desire S
q ar municipal administration lneSe .,uJ enra ~.
v Gsr ~ arert themselves 10 the utmost 10 make tnt
Sa;ority for the platform ana ;he uChe' aa . 20"
,ba;r enGedNOr
nniidaes shall become our elected olllSers: 49, a -
not put barren sTeRyIg SRneal " band but may hal
;ssm first to line OF civic offlcers seec'en ~.
reference solely to their personal "'nesS anu Wv
PUBLIC good. loud applauseo
FOR THE ANTI-MACHINE REPUBLICANS
The Anti.Machine Republicans were next hearo
t-om in the person Of General o. H. La Grange
who said:
", chairman and Fellow-Citizens: l bring greet
ing from the Anti-Machne Republicans. ara ,ley ny
ask 10 say that mar yovT tcKet from top tc
so;,om. Cheers In the beginning Of this con
,s, aanS government for the city and state coult
best be attained by running straleh. repspn t
acks Al u 'es sTh Of from 9on this hall
|,he principles upon which We would stan1 ,o,
Me tbas tes princples and that their triumph in IN
CIV might be far away. Like many other men VIII
good Intentions we sacietv he we felt aimos
mora iI LVi as Dr. Parkhurst did in the first month
bis for the city and nd, We Ss met e1o,aa By Sy II
kind Of We haSe not plan
Of our platform. (Applause2 u,,,. ~ our cree,
.,S M have had hard struggle 10 keep oup Zea
Gus young men from nominating e"o'e'
lican ticket. JrD
D.. ,,.,ts ~ the hign public spirit the patie'
.snlomacy and the practical wisdom OF the con
1n,,.. ~ seventy and to the unselfish sagacity
,bs true leaders Of opposing parties ana iacuon
,napnent has prevailed over enthusiasm; wise cou'
vi has governed (applausel our YOUNG nie1 et tho
recognized the sincerity ana rj,
UppSSra a,SnicinaI reform and tonight we ma ou
selves on the same broad platIoini, pe NE mn
by such noble company OF si.i~esS' es our own pril
.orego any exclusive ownership oil oui '"' -
eRlss cooa Government clubs are here; the Sta
iSsir csndidstes on the ticket daughierl me AN
Tammany Democracy ga ana tns 'nV nAn.i-Machine Repu
Mans and their dearest foes. the regular hepuu @
cans 10 whom tonight IN the presence oa we no
on, he olive branch and offer the right hand OF /,
bgshp 0oud applause); all these are .a NJ sorn
,a & ny Ls tbero wasie their strength in hockii
~ ,hsnssives are in the front ranks OF the lore
/ .. refom their souls in arms ana eager io' =
fsngatp Sew York seems good place N,sp TO I've
to die in (cheers for al last md the true
l vonsnbood-of very party of every faction ana
every creed against Municipal corruption tFroio's
II eney) ,o.o,o
The political conspiracy which has nereso,u So,,,
i gained Immunity for crime by processing sou,
II Democratic principles on National issues WIN VIII,
rscosd Of proven crimes and It's unnarnen liau..,e
I mus meet the embodied wrath OF citzehs W. VIZ
moral sense II has outraged, the good name OF wiiO
Il city has defed and those dearest interests II ~ !,
l bs.tered and betrayed. Tammany Democrats ai
4 Their mercenary allies Tammany RepuDncahs; na
l now 10 meet the united forces OF American ci.l.e
ship in combat 70 the utterance and they must
oysHarown. Applause) s ..,au,ud
u they submit and repent. the gooo thiss i uru III
\ men among them may go 10 Parkhurst ana learh n
4 must ask Gon to send them to place OF saie'
Qaagh,erJ
But Mr. Chairman, besides a Mayor we rnu
asve Governor and majority IN the Less,s'1t ,
i oeyoted 10 reform or all our work VIII count
h9'ning ApplsuseD
LN! Us look TO that and be true TO the purpo
%n.ch united US both before and after the eiecuo
Let US stand as TO hold up the nah9s =
.vne" the courage OF those we choose 10 40 y
,%W%M ana generation OF good goVerhment
,,onoS 70 build the greatness OF our city. ana prl
ivpness nisvrpsn 10 all her people. Uons-coh'ihueo
FREDERIC TAYLOR'S EFFECTIVE r.
Inc last speaker was Frederic Taylor, who W
loudly called for he said: