New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

uin lanes Cugin Abraham Gruber. G. b Smith,
:, , Chapin. +. W Patterson. Frank Il. Tim
o.bv lanes Jones. jr.: r r. Cornell George II.
uo,den. 7 Castro, Williams. w j. Merrill Dr. d.
Cole Carr g. Frank Hooper. DR.. r. j. Secor'
Frederick Stanton Armtage Mathews, w Kay
Tot;ea. David NJ Holmes Charles \. LMntoI'
Judah l. TaintOr Ernest Hall, r.. ". idI"t 49,
General Samuel Thomas. James > Lehihdlt', ~
I Clark Thomas, 4. Il. Price I. ~ johns
Cornsiius Van Colt William Il. Putney and r.
Twyefort rsor 7 oav
e-at, PRESIDENT: Lucius NJ Stanton. first wee
,,ssian,. Frank Brainard. second yice-pTesi-
dent: Thomas J. Flagg. third vlce-pres.ue''11
Theodore T. Baylor. corresponding ser .,,in
n S,euson serreant-at-arms. The Reception
Committee included Lucius NJ stanton inUi.las
JFlagg. Theodore T. Baylor Austin NJ .,a u'J =,
rrank a Timothy c. y. Bovee. 1r; Arthur ~
nay,s T w Ormiston. Frank II. Platt James -
i~hmaier. Cyrus Clark Henry c. Conger. I.lcn
ard Deeves. 5. S. Packard. G. T. ,,d mainT The
Charles y. Taintor and George X bidwei'; ~,
,a,tsys Of the Banquet Committee were Frank
Rrainard. George p. Kngsbury. j. Castiret " III
t.nos George c. Reuwee, j. Edgar Leayci"''
MP oI-IGGs OPENING REMARKS
Nv ou,ee on rising 10 begin his duties aS
toastmaster was greeted with prolonged '''
His remarks were as follows:
In order TO clear up any possible me 10
sion what we are Sat II IS For our per
say: IN oroSort We are here tell what Il means
not because we n, Simply because like to tel.
We shall not be noisy. but on o ,ne Ne think
we snou'q nave e' fairy earned the right to profess
.ns of The satisfaction We feel Inc M,
4n%pb PeoRRhs ey gid dd
about what it meant. They sh f p@ Toes TO the
Hba1io, wheels and started the procession lssm
around town It ,urnshsea an practical politics
IN Rome daughter and applause, a ,robab,y II
Tines nae S fnr us TO attempt enact here the
scenes scenes OF Roman triumph Bnt ceFs s,tIicent
css.e TO eat hearty dinner togeher Edition a.
enjoy IT, and indulge in some pi,i Admit is open
~ ahnse some people grow merry over r whas
be trivial mater about how and where
;hey were born This shows the slsht
that accept as t, fRepDblican has not the
fight lust now to toast the Grand NIa a. i,s new
s NS re Ss brhs applause There has been
some controversy. observe as 10 Who a. INV All such
os II ana are hGS answered BY the sae
nent which there Will be nom ed &c NAV be sure
Of ,Sisthat # we shall manage 70 keep on ahe
night side Of them he Go Sii that ha thousands Of
people voted the Republican ticket on 1eG ihem
SGysbsr wh0 had P Perhnps they cen
themselves Republicans yet. and the plop1 IA God
vsa Of ,be nower that has been conferred upon
u.s. 10 make them Republicans, ineS coli n be
'ne nd c"rrpt Let us show them ha
ours Is honest and effcieht. W. a To- confidence
votes LEI rs now win their complete co'"'"
APPLAUSE
HOW THE SPIRIT OF REFORM Wohha'
The ,nir,. q. reform has all the characteristic
o. q breeze II comes in gusts, sweis ''to
tornado accomplishes a vast amount Vi ~,
ton and then dies away. rejoice u sec 80 80,
activities OF those who. outside Oh o"' p'' =
Contributed IN the great municipal revolution mere
hat
their purnose 10 interest themselves steauiiy "
public affairs However much or little may ms,b'
rith the propositions that are 10 ~ Ieas, we shall
all agree that the salvation OF our c If i,s in
ss constsn. IN ne s ppause
The Republican party has everything 10 fd," mai
S,hng TO fear from sas dS Is Sooa
has everything TO lose and everything 10 ''e"'
II things baye become foten here whose fault
4! The voted for Strong han ,n t,nspfen
two Years before thai for joel b. Erhardt and Nv
years before that for Theodore Roosevelt ou i,i
Gems They were not deceived. They had sens EN-
enough TO know what they were do'hH whic
their own criminal neglect and deliberate misuse Sc
sns ballot created and continued Curing n
which means permanent good government mus
come not from sudden and furious a'' ,hn Gph
against Wicked Officials go on and let the probe
oseper nor by frantic REPUTATION o. from Wash
inston. Franklin aud Jefferson, but by me be,,sI
ment OF public morals. by the constant am ac.'r
participation OF all good citizens III me Po,c,,oy
Appiause)
HEALTHY PUBLIC CONSCIENCE NEhpTh
Why shouldn't Grant have appOip;ed JIMMY
Martin and his brother "Barney" TO pubic ono
hadnt Hewitt set him beautiful example III !"
appointment OF Croker 10 the Fire Department a."
~ me certificate he gave TO the simple Shrs'a 20,
ncs o. Fellows? Why shouldn't Giiroy nan eu,f ~
sonted scanncll? Had not the evil part OF he~i't
SSv'urse been yndicated by Grants election an. !,
Rnis own defeat ON the admitted ground that n
kaan been bad enough? Was not Grant vinhict, y.
%~.ne election Of Glroy? When we ger h bdu