New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
COLONEL STRONG SPEAKS.
THE MAYOR-ELECT CONGRATULATEs THE
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
TIE &c currRrD BY CROWDS AS HE ENTERS
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WITH
MEMBERS.

ton returns would he received there ana tiou-
sands Of anxious men and women came anu i'a
tened while Chairman IarOcQue and Mr- jerome
read the news of the victory. The greatest en-
thusiasrn prevailed and the only trouble seemeu
10 be that so few could get into the rooms
Mr. Larocque in speaking of tAe results said'
"The Committee Of Seventy congratulates 'he Gnu
zens of New-York mat the election heid to'a!
established the fact that civic pride Is not ueau
among Us; that In an emergency SUCH as tla'
which re ENTITY confronted US they are able to
rise above party considerations, and that thoSe
who differ SO widely questions affecting national
affairs are able cordially to unite in overthro"ns
q corrupt caba and establishing municipal gov
eminent on a purely non-partisan basis
Great cheers followed the reading Of bulletin
showing large gains in all parts of the city anu
then Dr. Parkhurs;. who had come in during the
reading. said
This victory signifies first that the psope are get
awake In the second place. it means that although
our American institutions wer" put TO s"vere trst
the better element has pIevaiied aia 6oa
government Is assured Gooi munCifdi rbnt
is all there is OF II.
William D Hornblower who was also present
talked follows:
1t is easy to sec how We all feel. 1t is very
great qualification to the members OF he COMMITTEE
OF seveniy that the people OF nay Gov W
eminent and honesty in city affairs. 1t shows tha'
the American people are all right
Gustav II. Schwab in speaking Of the great VIC
tory. remarked
We are all very much sratihed with The evident
victory that has been achieved for the cansc 0i
rms mat has dominated New-York City for so
many years hope that the people OF New YORK
make ii permanent and not allow the city to re-
lapse into its present state again me c.t W.,
OF this city and not permit small coterIe OF pont-
zeal advenureTs 70 control in.s ely soyer III ha
end ne citizens .hou pSTift 'ne ey vent shy
not be allowed TO dsbind.
A COMMITTEE SENT TO MIR. STRONG.
At O'Clock when there was no longer any doubt
the election Of the Strong ticket. committee
the house OF the Mayor-elect They
returned in about half an hour. and the crowd re-
ceived Colonel Strong with wild enthusiasm Tie
was accompanied ~ \. G. Rernheim. and they OK
perienced much difficulty IN breaking ;helr "aY
through the cneerlns cr9wd WmCh DoohrH ,riiy
walk halls and rSon The Coonel ~s5 n6 erer
EVER body shouted for i speech. which Mr.. Strong
pressing close around him ana showering consratu-
lations upon him. The demand TO- speech Ma -
lie said
Gentlemen: The people in the Sity Of NsY YG %l,
have gained -rea; victory @pplarSr'; ana / De-
United sstes tAppsuse? do not lhi INK her
is city u TIE p2n Eni G %h4 6 o %ror G :Sn
You people OF the city OF Newyork have gained to.
is victory OF the peopeno, OF any party. for all
party affiliations have been last aside ana t'o"n
ruDton that has existed for the last f." years IN
our city government
MIGHTY BATTLE.
On that platform this great battle has been
fought. think It ore % the most exciting
and intense battles ever fought in any campaign
since | have lived in Ncw-Nork City We may no
have poled as large vote in the city "a We eX-
pected to. That can only be accounted for on IN"
ground that they IL: not gve us poilins-pac'S
If We bad hal pollrl-i.laccs enough in the M
town districts. at least two or thnee anG nrt;cT
four o. I'VE nolc ia every Assembly clstIl''.
think woul9 nave recorded or ber Gen, GEM
given to The people Of this Country Hreee' cfy
preston. OF The oo'non o. the people o' ,ne ois
% ne tones t"r honest sovernert applause
future You must all understand thai y - neces.
this committee Of seventy to the letter and hew
close to the line or tl' niger 'h4' ,''",ITS "ur
Gods help renilene ad yours 6, +, The a slrTa
pH'"ae' Mr.. GOTf ARRIVES
Late in the evening. Ar. Gon came to the rooms
OF the committee ard was received with trcInen-
dous long-c5ntirued applause. lie was urged to
sneak but positively declined 10 DO so. Both he
and Mr.. strong were loudly cheered when they
left the huidinS.
ont 10 the street men were shouting:
For sac. for sac Tammany Hall
John p. Faure spoke during a iul in the bulletin
h thoughtful ctz.n that tbs city Is IT. mosi i'm
Grsn' bushes ,I III I' r e3" l. as f sgsor
Ihi!adel. MIA lIa' more. &C. tend % c.rl.m dnI
Strengthen my mind in this view. "a win due regard
from a Business starlpon;. ncv@r-falns tunias OF
Iasincss I'm irlves. Wy az: t.oughi as ine re-
sui OF M eiccIi1n - nht 50 az 81 NJ ai'', ,
b., ina e gf ely radon, g lne Of IKE %Sl n5 Ray!
more. tn cOr'N pol can whose oracle SENS 10
have been Tsmmamy Hal "n1se nurses nave DeT T
grown manhood a. depicted by he ring govern n
Ineni Of our city for many years past has been me
essence Of remmany Hall and al that has meant
t. our manacel cty.
New-Yorh have at .ast been aroused rpm ie'ns
argy which a- 1osl"{ nfen me r'Sus nor w ~
ngness - Sa'Irnne, NE ~ u. ybrb
York uey have a; last r.sen in thor might and
haH,ng 80 nc f,rs o. bn' css city CONDUCTED on
p business basis and 10y business man a. us
CHE, magistrate
Later N he o,erins NJ Jerome gave expression
t. his JOY follows.
II Is certainly impossible for 10 express in
word, tee feeins ih,t have in regard TO The re-
very sure that would win, but did not anticipate
such magniftert victory h1d 50 long becn
nghtinc inc side against Tammany Han that i
driven OF the nght had had the experience again.
ye, this victory Is All tn" more grateful 10 me
\ NEW ERA DAWNING.
believe ,hc political methods OF years ago
have passed away aud believe that thore IS a new
era dawning % this city and on tAis State The
coming year viii J believe. q reorganization OF
the Democratic party Of this State. 50 that de-
cent man VIII 10, blush io call himself demo" rat
The people II this city have taken hold; hcicye
they will not el aud. unless all signs ialI the
REORGANIZATION needed ia tho STATE Dy the Demo
cratic party VIII be- much needed by Taninany
Hail The battle has not n,en he night ~ The poll
ticians. bat the fight Of th" people. IT would seem
the power OF Tammany Han IN this city VAS
broken completely. and ii the people stand as true
in the future they have this fan the corrupt in
fuentc Of the Organization VIII be thing of The
past. There has not Sen ON thc part OF me Com
sorted 10 upon when tho slightest unisvorable