New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
VICTORY CROwNs HARD FIGlI'

who accompanied It, furni9hcu tHe P''P'' W
irot with such mass OF useful Information ns
enabled MS TO 20 nj the paving ring rough shod IL
was soon annhllatcd. and we are now as ProuII
of our pavoments as We were formerly "'"'
The se,yer ring was fractured through tho organ
IasiS 81 one navy by %Sns or FOR
over 100000 worth Of sever YORK ~ M, ~
money on the work. too although their prices WIN
away below those Of the ring. II has p"yer shown |
It's head since. The fight for cheaps gas WE a |
short Vigorous and successful one. It included |
bcot In The state Legislature IN which the gas |
monopoly Is usual In such bolies was S,sot ~
GUS the public interests being mace ~
private interests. II was also decorated W.u, TN
cral lawsuits and street ight beIWrin ,e ,b
arrest OF the latter II finally terminates NJ me
end OF eight months. I'm the acceptanc" by inc 'on
pany Of an ordinance reducinB the bt IN s iii
10 81 per thousand with sliding scale, Whch VII"
From The nrst DAY OF my adminstra ton. four
wears ago have been trying 10 get muniGp,i
hght II. snts' d f,,rnIshed AT cost OF produc-
ton This was hard hghtlng all along the Inc ana
has been brought about only recently. ne ITtalts
OF me nsne that hey included struggle in the
Nlchiran Legislature with the largest and most
powerful electric light combine In The world. one
General Electric COMPANY Also vote %. c cng
Tor for attempting 10 bride an alderman hsn'Nei
any you como 20 Detroit afier the nr,t o %l mnt
icay lighted city In tho United States
THE CITY To owN THE STREETS
One OF the mos, important questions that has
| come I'D during the administration. ana ono III
which the people have been most Interested u that
regarding street railways. 1t has been long ana
| tedious one but We think II f. now tn far way
| ~ settlement In a way disi!nctiyely and pcrma-
| nentiy advantageous 20 the people me uluul'Ie
| ohie-, FOR which We are contendng Is me owner
ship by tho city ~ everything in tho streets inc!nd-
Ing Tracks and fare al IN" rat OF s'b4I h o. 1i
! hing now standing IN the way 81 me waieirt
! a'ork OF tho company. ana the "rlhse' y ""7' "'
Gtn,ismcn thank you FOR tho patient hear n,1
You have given nv trust may nay yo, s' in y"mr
enors aud hope that You wi, b pa1fo Yo any snort
General Ia Grange moved that vote OF
| HANKS IL given - Mayor Pingree for his inter
| sting speech The motion was unanimously
carried Oua Irving Wise u the mist As
| scmbiy District. made n short speech ana eN-
! curi much laughter from the audience.
DIR. WILLIAMS SPEECH
Or Hamilton Williams. Of the IX'h Assembly
District. spoke as follows:
The Monroe Doctrine as working principle Of
our Government rianis.or falls with its sister ITln
c.ple-Proiecilon go American ndustrics lslCyal 70
~ don.f import kings from Europe. We manu-
| racture them Ourselves. AMI have now ""''Y
iidustr,es ,'l ali are equally thriving d,en"wcl
cheering) Protection cnrlches N" capitalist ami MIN
". have something that enriches somehoiy by re
mere threat % Free Trade Is hcgsarinE rveiy
danntr~r1us nature II Democratic miaruic touchc"
lsts bnt The siomachs ~ the lOos,Ooo worklugmen.
that this majestic Republican army mas cspInns
into being ChccrsJ And we VIII have II Gilcerrl'
! too from ~ own ranks and 81 rs own chpo-us'
| and We are alike Indifferent 10 the countenAucr =,
rights as We feel strength W. shall dictate
to the dictators. and shall boss The bo~sss We nav
wart lcgions viii be- found around the Republic IN
STANDARDS wha'eyer may mink or rl SAY ;r,r.o
and srSi' corn eir' daughter ii;i and checrsj
WHAT DR. SEAMAN SAID
DR. L. l.. Seaman. OF The Xl;h Assembly Dis
trct. said
As Republican whose lndependence has I2d MIN
Syr an %, Ere, TRADE and Mngwumplsn,
. known as the Reform club. / desire % give my
the Veteran chairman Of our Committee on Resou.
tons ia1orsc H. Ecnemen geGS"se l. 's snSwe i
by every loyal member OF me b Sr @mG eT cy
End t6is lmpcrIai state redeemed rom the gangs
political brlghnds That now infest both govern
r a Republican inherit my. falth and my yeners6I,
ahg NOW at the aSg %, NE tha party a" as
Eound'd T A6Tnnam sGn ana SmMres aS
; any member Of this committee and probably
: | more tApplnuseD
not one who believes IN hose who In IN
j. name OF our great party would prostitute rs gren
!. purposes + their own selfish ends. am no, on
: who VIII follow any man or men VINO VIII ,unlrr
. take 20 make that party vehicle for The advance
= The moment a leader makes MS personal inter
n est paramount TO the welfare OF the party TN
|
! Mates For this reason You can readily undersian'
J. | | am not q follower OF Mr.. George Bliss and tn
g other gentlemen who have attempted To rcorganlz
e the Republican party. ! am not. because h1ppei
10 know Mr.. Bliss. ! I've In the district whore H.
e resides and over which he has long held sway. bu
3 where thanks to God aud Mnholland-his day
c over N.Dud applause) I am familiar with hi
II methods and as II result OF that familiarity 81
e unhesltatlngly that greater calamity could be
y fau ths county than 10 have hls domination eX
r tended We want no Bliss, Patterson. Gibbs bosses
Y, We want A party conducted by honest. caplb.f
e conscent iOue men who trust the people. and WHOM
n The pccpln trust. Such organization have. an
10 OF thinking Independent Republicans. who. like
e ,.ls have become nauseatci by the tre1 cherry
~ chIconery OF The Old regime. VIII Join with
a make certain tho victory promises OF which no'
nm the air for a Republican Mayor OF our city an
| Governor OF State this autumn. and Prcsden
of our country I'm 1896 prolonged applause)
NJ The question on the resolutions was then Gale
L. for and they were adopted by unanimous vote
le followed by long-continued applause. On mo
f. | lion OF Mr. Wise. the committee adjourned.
~ NO DECISION AS TO THE MAYORALTY
IN THE ELECTION CONTEST IN MOUNT VERNON MA
~ NOT DE ENDED UNTIL FALL.
The Mount Vernon mayoralty contest Is not likel
to be settled before next fall. II before Jude
a Dykman. Mt White Plains. yesterday on n motto
Il to show cause why perenptory mandamus shou
lis not Issue directing the Aldermen 10 canvass n
- vote for Mayor according TO the aiildavlts OF Il
canyassers fled with the city clerk by the electio
,na,ac,ors pocer 81 sherman. who nppearc 4,