New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

,non ~ leavr the bridge CAppause) ! say this
IN ihs SHendii array Of battle with your banners
flying and your armor tasnnE' anu " faces ~
All am Win YOU in your first flush Of triumph
ard | shall b. with you in me greater '''""''" "
defeat. NpplauseD
FAILURE NOT 70 BE THOUGHT OF.
I'm, who talks Of failure? VINO says defeat IS
nosslb,e? Fail? Fail? Why. the word may BE- III
some of the Iexicons. but not in ours AppiauSr'
Fail. with such organization as TINS! ran "I,
5000 Republicans. representing the YOUNG 49,
and IN. Young brain and youthful visor ana IN
/ thuslasn Of the Republican party at rs D. not
hind us, Why. gentemen sEch a thiH5 ~, 30 al
within the range Of possibilities We cod'd ~, ne
if We wou,d We canno, fail because We trust NE
people because are fighting the BATE ., INC
What the cardinal pTincpe Of Gcc6 '3S P1 dh1
That every voter who desires 10 DTcon ri 1hau be
with the activities Of ne kepubcan pIE ~, iiH nari
permitted DO 50 without hmIrancf, On one d'
Tha, is the keynote ana under mat banner We
propose conquer , ,r, ..cv,
tbrtic Philosophy he discusses under the head OF
Po;iticai Bencicience." the duty of every citizen
I'm DAYS Of exclusive militancy, when slavish
submission was conducive to efficiency IN war M M
Mace But under a political regime like that int2
which we haye gFo W. a c,zcn ana not to do 50
is AT once shortsighted. ungratefu ana mean: snort
dectv Of any good Institutions which exist IN
grateful because 10 leave uncared Tor thtsr Io'n
Institutions which patriotic ancestors es,aoiHiCa se
10 ignore our Indebtedness 10 them; mean. n,cause
to benefit by such institutions ana deVoivT ,r thr
maintenance and improvement OF them em S.,,' az
/ upon others implies readiness TO receNe an , rn
vantage and give nothing in TeiH urn and bealihy
political organization to remain awe anu bers If
an its units must play their parts, a. III az as
they are concerned is dead; and in proportion as
such numbers increase, must corrupt. or,h,.
I do not believe that there is a statesman "p' p
of the name in either party save IN me o,u ~
publican machlne) or progressive uInke , ,nss "f
these observations of the great English philosopher
Their truth is apparent to an WHO ar haeWe that
/ y democrats form of government j. an absolute
necessity for our rapidly advancing civnlzd', g., ,,v
do not quote these sentences because there - Any
thing strkingy novel in them me tlous I ,, r,as
they contain has been expressed ,h mo, fh stnh
| jtv Of good government and the purity OF grea'
nar;es depends upon the participation in public al
FFirs Lv All the people IS simply another form 81
| rxnrcssjon Of the Immortal declaration; "EtethaI
v,IIan ,b -, mis- rassasc from Mr. Spencer. not
berause il contains a ncw-found truth, but because
of 6,, 9 Ip sIGation Whch Is due to he fact in
large measure that the great mass of Rfpupn ~ ans
| have been shut out from active i"f"ClPd"o" al "'
| affairs of the Republican party.
WHY DOES TAMMANY own THE CITY?
The government Of this municipality Is in bad
| way Ii has been in bad way for many years.
/ Why has it been so? Why il 1t that IN thlS CITY
| and county where Tammany Hall has always b-h
| a. a rule in the minority. far as actual voting
! strength Is concerned. that that organization has
| managed to maintain almost continuous suPrcrnaffS ~,
| r6ere ale many reasons that might be given, b4.
! ms one that i know is foremost in your minis
is tina; which mentioned the othfr gay ~ ~
| formcr Tammamy Mayor, A. Oakley Han. lnore
| has never been 4 time he declares IN a tytr GEM
chapter Of his "reminiscences. when the tePI,ra, ,
machine the petty close corporation OF the dIII HIN,
bosses. has not been subservlent TO Tammany Han
There is no startling novelty In TINS d-ci ca,
Quoted r5 from Mr. sp%ncer Every man who knows
ANYTHING knows this to b. fsct ana m, 4ji Re,
publican machine not been kept riose b ne
| knows that Tammanv could never have gilhri
! Control Of ms city government had ii not bcen
and jis shameful allincs with the WiSwlm DO n'ci
t. cite Illustrations Of This? Why you dom haVe
| ruh,'c,n end OF the ticket made As weak ~
possible. You mel not go bey2 nIn t i3,o az
WI District into The YIN Ds,rc, or int }.I The
yIh Dstre' ana qfk the he, Oh n m H5l no
R.pubiican candidate for C.y Justice vas pacrd IN
nomination against Judse God,oFle the ,b r@ Rn
lean captains were stuffed with Hp.IiosIr DillD, +,
on Election Day. Let them deny II they oar am
III re- are living witnesses right here in tEis nan
who will prove that my assertion Is true ri otr
into the Nlllh and lNth dlstrlcis an! ar e va
Republican machine leaders inrTe ~ny eur py
fed aFainst the Tanmqny nominee. Cross - nng
I East Side again. AMI ask the boss of the o'I ma
| chine-Judge Patterson-what he has 70 say IN eX-
/ PLANTATION of his conduct there last faIl. an anu
iTammany candidate was In the fe1 otto NeInPitI
He had the support Of all the decent people IN IN,
city. His election would have gcen uluinP mp, ,S va
slightest chance in the world 10 elect Repubclh'
and yet a Republican was pat in the ned' i% W., ~
Kempner at the hands Of TSmmany But WY pur,
sue the nq1ry any f En1 b XIX he I'd
Gibbs machine. with the exception OF certain as
And this is the point OF the whole controversy be
tween Committee Of Thirty and ms orSdiiz ~ (,
91 NE my T we saw that there can
be any genuine reform until the OLD Is smashed
/ completely. They say. come in and enroll win US.
What? Enroll again under the lcader:np Of mn
~' tender n,IF to the Wigw1m? Enroll under men Ike
aco9 HeIcr Teyer Even the rnasve
eloquence OF the gifted Choate could not induce US
This is all there is to 1t; this s al there il to ths
enrolment. about which 50 much IS benz, SAD 1I
Who has charge Of i in ne yaaons ds, an Who
sent in the names in ne HlIlih? ETf,derch .
who dares not Int hand against Tammany; VINO
in the IVth? John Collins. Who In the YIN? John
81 on through the city DO you believe their re-
ports? Does anybody. save the marines? daugh-
ter and appiause)
ENROLMENT or THE OLD MACHINE
The present enrolment, the enrolment Of the Com
,olttee of Thirty is rc-enro.ment of the old ma
chine with the lists minus the best element Of the
old organization that has come TO US, and the lists
contain a horde OF Tammany heelers that do not
intend TO the Republican party properly reor-
ganized If they can help IT, Gentlemen, know YOU
want further proof of this but We as an organi-
zatiOn pledge ourselves to furnish ii for you In
abundance at the proper time ana piace-the STATE
Convention. NpplauseD
But gentlemen. not particularly concerned
In trying impeach the enrolment OF men VINO
claim to be Republicans We hope that they nave
enrolled al tina; they say. We shall BE- glad II tht
old machine that has been carrying the Republican
party from disaster to another FOR the last
! fifteen years should succeed. under the benign IN
| fuence Of the Union League. in becoming usefu
party organization. We welcome its appearance
We welcome its members cordially Let us be con
sstent with our principles. We fighting for in
divlua freedom in the Republican party, and W,
afford therefore. to be minded towar
any one. II the Committee Of Thirty and the ole
machine do not want 10 join our organization le
! them have one OF their own and run II to the bes
| Of their ability: and while may critlcise thei
methods as occasion calls for II in the interest Of
the party vet God forbid that any connected
with this movement should ever descend to the low
level Of personal abuse and Vtuperation such AZ
has disgraced certain newspapers of this city within
! the last sixty days, Never hope shall maj
who claims to be with us speak OF a fellow Repub
! lican. or a fellow Democrat for that matter or
fellow-citiz foreigner or any man cast II
human mould. as a rabbit Vermin