New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
THURSDAY.
NOV. 8. 1894.
"TURN THE RASCALS OUT"
ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS THE LEGIS-
LATURE WILL PROBABLY DO.
GENERAL SENTIMENT FOR A BILL AUTHORIZING
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTs-GIlOOM
AT THE CITY HALL.

THE NEW MAYOR TO GET RID OF THE
HEADS OF DEPARrMENTs-GLooM
AT THE CITY HALL.
Everybody was commenting yesterday the un-
precedented Republican avalanche of Tuesday, which
swept over the Whole country, but which was felt
with irresistible foice in this city. where IT over"
whemed the interruptions AMI corrupt organization
which has so long held rule over the people. Tam
many made use of every and artIhce In Its
power to keep its hold upon the city treasury II
spent vast sums OF igotten money to prevent the
disaster Of Tuesday. but the OF ten times as
much would not have prevented 1t. The people mad
made up their minds that Wigwam domination must
go.
One of the schemes which the Tammany bosses
worked Election Day. and which Kept out or the
bailotboxes thousands OF Morton and strong baiots
was the sending Of their creatures. after they had
been voted from the lower districts to the pohihS-
PAGES In Republican and anti-Tammany dlstrics
uptown. where they placed In the Inc 10 oeiay
the voting. But for the SUCCESSFUL working OF
schemes Of this kind II is estimated tnat Morton
would have received handsome plurality over hin
in this city, instead of Hin getting the pa'try
plurality OF less than 5000
The sentiment of the public yesterday was strongly
IN favor OF the passage OF an act as soon as tne
LEGISLATURE assemblies on January !. which VIII
enable Mayor-eect Strong TO turn the rascais
out'-the who have been growing rapidly ricn
off tho money of the taxpayersand fill their places
with men who will discharge their oriciai ou.ies :"
nteres; of the public. Especially was II ie''
that every Tammary prohgate VINO no" ''s
the police bench OF New-York should DC orisen
from, tho Mace he mas dlsgraced. Many good ciu-
Gems Democrats as well as Republicans said yes-
terday that this ought be the very rst act psSeu
By the Legislature to meet in January.
Should tn, power of removal Of the present city
officials be vested in the new Mayor ne couio re-
move and replace the following Tammany place
FOLDERS
Police Justices Patrick Diver. Thomas r. GraP'
Joseph Koch. Edward Hogan. John }. Ryan,
William H. Burke. l.. T. Martin. d. +. McMaho"'
Charles Welde Charles f.. Slmms. jr' and Ihomas
L. Feitner; salary OF each. $500 MicAaei L. Daly'
Commissioner of Public Works, salary 5000 W.
s Andrews Street Cleaning Commissioner sb""
year cry Chamberlain Joseph D. Dohohus'
salary $4,000 Counsel to the Corporation W. Il.
Clarke salary $500 Police Commissioners
James L. Martin and John c. Sheehan, saiary OF
each $500 Commissioners Of Charities ana Cor.
rection Henry H. Porter. Edward c. Sheehy ana
sorers John J. Scannel. Anthony Eekhoh ana >.
HowIand Robbins. salary Sj,00o. Health C9mmis-
sslary Of each, $500 Dock Commissioners
seTse WS,. cra SECS r h%san b. ana barrier Aa
pc sident the DEPARTMENT Of TaxeS ana ,s ieh,
men;s salary $50" joseph Biumentna ana am s SoI'
Exciea Comm.ssoners William pstonip Michae'
c Murphy and + l. BusAe salary sS"l ESosf! n 70
park Commissioners George C. ClauSen a: Is;
TtoDcn Nathan S.-aus and Edward Bell; salary OK
president OF the Board 5000 building Superinlel-
dent Thomas J. Grady. silary 5000 ComInIs,
sonsrs Of Accounts Charles q. r Wahle ana
Edward owens sgilry 5000 eacn ana Dan!ei I'm
geiharI Mayors Marsha. ho.t their ohlces curing
The pleasure Of the Mayor. The supervisor Of the
o., Record la appointed by the Board OF CITY
Record composed OF the Mayor. the corporation
Counsei and the Commissioner OF Public WORKS.
\ore o. the Ci'y officers Yesterday carea 10 50!
much on the result OF the election H"lfy :.
Purrov said he rad nothing 10 ada 20 what n"
said TUESDAY night r, III, ..r. ga.
pIbi,c Works Commissioner DALI said ~ was
the hard times that did II. People wele dlasatis-
fed. auI voted against the De1oefaor pary
evervWhere Tarnany went down with the rest
Deputy Commissioner o. Public Works no!aha
made the sarnc statement He added that he
thoucht there would be q reorg anzation o. TAM
many Hall. mo effort will be spared TO unite tho
Democrats party for 1895" he said.
ALier,ran Brown. who is the leader OF tho
I'd District. having succeeded Police Justice DIV
yer IA kim chou. The close vote in MS ustslc'
said: The Hebrew vote dead against lam
many Every Hebrew in the district voted against
ne" ..
Controllo- Fitch said The explanation is that
there was terrifc lardsliGe. Il certainly Is as
publican but no one could stem the tiGe speak
Ing % the in the Id District ar Fitcn
made usc OF the alieratve phrase: Grace and
Grannis did IT," Mrs Granrs was a watcher AZ
the polls in the lid
" J. X Kenny. who wss OF Grants CAM
paign Managers said There il nothing that
Tammany should be ashamed OF. II polled only
1900 votes less the best vote 1t ever polied
in the city.