New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
HILL, IT'S BACKBONE.
HE HOPES TO BUILD UP TAMMANf ~
HELP HIM IN 1896.


TERRIBLE GANG"-MR. GoFF IN EVERY WAY
FITTED FOR THE OFFICE OF RE-
coRDER-rHE POLICE MAY RE-
JorcE IF TAMMANY WINS
rrr,.,,ro renorter went Yesterday to NO. IL
purlIng slim and talked with ex-Mayor Apran'
$ Hewitt about interview when was h"' "'.''
him by a reporter of THE Herald AT Ills No'
place at Ringwood. y. J.. In which ne scores t'e
head Of the State Democratic ticket anu VI w
CITY Democratic ticket alike. and predicts Tor 'he'
both overwhelming defeat to-day Ihe lripu"e p""
usbed Yesterday Mr.. Hewltt's Views 10 the sa"c
effect I'm "A talk had with him linthe'na'eiy upon
his stepping ashore after returning from ''P.
hut ''The Herald gave more detalIeu "'''""''
and the reporter asked Mr. Hewitt II IL was COR
root, and he answered that it was substahtialy
correct with the exception Of the ref2t"hce 10 WI.
con which Mr. Hewitt said was entirely 100 orlcl
and NOT half strong enough. John w. COZ ne
went on ''s a in every way htted ior 'i'e
Office Of Recorder. and | hope sincerely tn"' ne
will be elected ! have known NJ. Con Tor twenty
wears and ! think he Is splendid fellow one oi
the ablcst the bravcst. ard the most ncorrup'lp'e
OF men. You know he is graduate OF Copper
Union and from those days until these his career
has been honorable and without biemish. MI
Hewitt said further. according to THE Herald
report which he admitted was substantially cor
rect:
ago | have been unable to give any attention 70
politics because did not see the papers ai,a h
NOT converse with any persons acquainted WIN the
subject sufficiently posted howeVet 10 ,a pra
IL that the PeoPe Of this STATE mn neE corr n G Of
/ Tammany. am glad To hear That II Is az leustn
apparently realized by the majority ol ne nas al
ways been such as to create dishonesty am bo"e'"'
wickedncss
CHANCE FOR VICTORY
Every self-respectng man must vote against
Tammany Hall this time The proofs OF It's lover
ing tendency were never clearly brought to light
and | know that a fairer opportunity never pre-
scented Itself TO deal T. the death blow at the polls
More than six years ago said publicly an, ana my
money levied in blackmai by the police OF New
York Of an amount equal TO ne rcVehue pro-
tnyestigations am told 20 to show that the police
have obtained each year by dishonest means as
much as sl50C0.cD -
/ never doubted the corruption OF the police Dur,
Ing my term MAYOR tried to get me rsht k d
The society Tor the Suppression Of Vice gave me
assistance. but We could not get me people VINO
edge
positions I'm any city I'm Tho world than those now
in power. with some few executions. in New-fork
I viii say that in the Office Of the Controller every
thing Is honestly done. to the best Of my belef.
These crooked Tammanyitcs would not put their
hands into The Treasury because they could not 10
so with safety II Is Impossible for them to cor
rupt the Controllers Office
The citizens Of the metropolis deserve the punish;
ment they are getting in the shape Of misrue and
scandalous coniuc, on the part Of those whom they
saw fit to elect 10 Office.
NOT FOR PERSONAL GLORY.
when took up the fight against Tammany 1t was
not FOR personal glory. did 1t for the sake OF the
city and It's citizens. and for the sake OF honest
government thereby sacrificed almost every pub
liz and private friendly association had All the
things ! re- ommenled at that time are what the
people now strongly desiring. Their eyes, |
hope have at last been opened a.
Grant is personally honest man accord ling 70
of his connection with the crowd nut ne i in'On-
petent AMI unfit for the Office FOR which he was
OF Tammany. II he wanted to. he could not ein1n-
cpate himself Mr.. Strong IS thoroughly capable
worse than the other candidate for the Mayoralty
| should vote FOR him IN preference because know
TG asdn rs Ss e rat s Such mem as Eery Apder
and Mr.. couiert should temporize IN The least
regarding the impending election. They miss the
issue entirely. Surely they must be totally blind
David b. I'M Is to be placed in the cate
CORY with Grant. with the exception that he Is
i'T nor nfan, man ~ ts o snaStt That has
lived in modern times He has been the backbone
OF Tammany and whatever pretenslons he may
10y all who have the Interests OF good government
at heart. II he - elected 1t VIII show that the poo
pie are inscnsible t. their own good. Beng an ex,
ponen Of this errlbe sang 6 he should be treated
2cG"oo4 n rP'r5o rc es' and PiThy s an nS
be said OF the Tnmmany candidate for Judge OF
tho Court OF Appeals
AGAINST HILL AND GRANT
II could raise my voice 50 that IL could be heard
tomorrow all oyer New-York | would particularly
warn the people against HI and Grant. for any
per -onal reason. but because they are aiming to
lnvgorafe tn. power Of the ring which has
its In Office. running the very foundation Of The
municipal system
i'm hopes to BULL up Tammany 20 satisfy his
presidential ambitions. II" cannot disguise IL from
those VINO have and capable OF thinking
correctly tho situation. In Grant Tlmmany sees
much for the fnrth rance OF her ncflrous schemes
n II New Lei re I
Grant Is elected. In 1855 the Republican party put
Tammany into power. Grant. at his election. had
twenty four heads OF departments to appoint. II
these appointments had been IN my hands the city
would have been rid 81 those who now making
II suffer so much | believe that with Strong the
same chance Is offered
Get up early md vote enry. The early
voter casts his ballot without fall The man
who dcInys until the afternoon runs the risk
of losing his vote. Vote early. II IL of no use
To have vote II you don't get it in the