New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
rLEANPOLITICS THEIR CAOH
REPUBLICAN LEADERS DINE TOGErHhh
IN BUFFALO
49,. ,.,, o,.r,crRs FROM ALBANY PRESENT
MAYOR sCIHEREN TELLS NDo'
MEANING OF TIE BRookLYN
EEVOLTTION.

REVOLUTION.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TElb' NJ
Buffalo March IA large and representative az
tendance Gathered at the Republican League o'h-
- ha-a tonight and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed Concert Hall was appropriately ue0'' - 49,,
ord In addition to feastera cohtai"eu $500
s,rinkling Of women IN the gallery @"'o''s NV
snaakera Of tin evening were Secretary OF stat
r,,in,r controller James \. Roberts cN-'en''o'
! eroat Faasatt Elhu Root. Mayor JACOB Amos
or syracuse: Mayor Aldridge OF Roch"9ter' senate
Nrun Iohn A. Seicher. of 'The Mail ana rN
u~ass'. Attorney General Hancock, Mayor Schiert"
Of ErooElyn and Tracy G. Becker. OF buitaio MI
T,.I,r,r made an eloquent arraignment Of the re-
cent Democratic State and NatlohaI A"i.'"'H,'"
lions winning uns;nted applause by declaring that
IN. q q T. il st.lI the G. .. L. that has won VIC
tories I'm the past. Speaking OF the election OUT
RACES he said: He who turns on the nag uoes -
at his peril. Mckanc Is now thinking 'ha'' III "
nrace where he cannot hear what Coney lslahd
wild waves are saying. We must meet the eA-
pectations Of the rcop!e and Civ" clean admins
ZION American industries must DO safely pro-
toc,ed 10 employ American wovknen at American
prices
Mr. Becker took for his iopic the future work Il
tbe party devoting himself principally to the com
ING Constitutional Convention. Mr. Il cKer th' usn'
hat among other things. the coming convention
should tax up the propos ton # appropriations Tor
sectional. INSTITUTIONS, fl m in the selection 81
i,r.es improved civil rvice-p.aciag ii yond the
reach II IAN ignorant Legislature ana subS'rVeht
Governor"-and the rrmode ling If the judiciary.
Mr. Rob-r,ss subject was THE State ana us
C,ties" After dilating the great future Tor the
Sa:.'s industries under an administration OF tusi-
ness m. thcds Mr.. Roberts turned his attention more
particularly to plliiics. thu purp1r # his remarks
bsirg a hope thar the Constitutional Convention
would dsc.ar. ar eternal divorce b 'iwreh Natona
Stats and local elections. municipal-!' hr sd'''
IL str;c.lv a business corpJraion. - .
N.yor Schieren introduced Dy lpaStihdS.',
W III ITotchkiss as The man who cen say 40
His theme was the meaning or the great sl'tpiH
in BROOKLYN in 1895 He told at length or inc We
tory over ring rue In IrooFlyn. spoke or the IN
PRODUCTION OF the new and energetic element III
Republican politics and concluded ~ follows: ihe
lesson drawn from this remarkable upr'Slns ..
our peope in BROOKLYN demonstrates the fact thal
no matter how strong and powerful "A party ~
mower may be- IL can be overthrow by the VIII
OF the people. A political party must never forget
that represents the interests or N" pTor
ME who placed II in power, ana any heBi"ct .,
their duty the people will resent Being elected
as Mayor by the people irrespective OF party
consider my duty 10 guard their interests laltn
fully nrmly believing that by serving the people
best | serve my party best, and. although re
puhlicau I shall endeayOr 10 show no distinction
recognlzing all parties and all nationaties Every
dav we receive assurances Of appreciation Tor inc
work that we are doing from the people or Brook,
lvn and the public press materially aids vs. am
also APPRECIATES hat Us done for good government
and v'n believe that new era IS dawning Tor our
large cities In this country. whore people VIII He-
ma IA better government based rather on economic
business principles than political preieTment