New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
ACTIVITY or TIE SEVENTY.
CONFIDENCE At THEIR HEADQUARTERS.
DEMOCRATS TRYING To TAMPER WITH TIE
NATIONAL. Guard DEMO RATIO LIES N'"'l
colonel STRONG EXPOSED

NATIONAL. Guard DEMO Ratio LIES hDo'T
colonel. STRONG EXPOSED.
The Tamnany people nave made no Roadway
AGAINST nc s.nra Monday" said William Trivers
Jerome campaign manager Of the COMMITTEE OF
Seventy yesterday. when Grant was forced mo
the race N tn, place % NJ. Straus the IAmm"hy
workers jumped INTO the rShi for him win ehth"-
STA s1l. AMI for a day tNo made Roadway IheV
found us better organized than they expected nov"
ever and since Monday they have been "-liS
ground one Of the slgn,ncln, things we are pinnng
GOOD deal Of faith il the fact that all III" ami
Tammanv meetings in the TaTmany distress AZ"
being largely attended, "a IN Of them as Are"y A.
tended .. the Tarmany meetings. when II IS con-
SIDE red that there three or four antl- t'inmay
organizations boiling meetings every night some
IDEA Of our strength can be arrived al
The Committee OF seventy has received letter
from Clarence t. Tho!nalI. the lawyer. VINO COM
ments causticay upon a circular appeal issued 10
the National Guard in the interest of Hugh j.
Grants candidacy. Mr. Thornal says. IN part: 1T
has always been the aim OF those interested Ia the
welfare OF the National Guard to Keep politics out
Of the different organizations, and IN" .ilciency
of this States militia has been in great m'aSu' =
due to such action. ana the cxperitnc" 81 the '"'"
during those years when 1t was ruled by pol'lcS
and in those States In which politics now pay an
important part in their respective Natona, Guards
shows the wisdom Of such course. The "iI'"r
then cites the disastrous effect Of mixing the NJ
tional Guard with politics IN Colorado ana Kansas.
Mr. Thornall closes his letter ~ follows: the menl-
hers OF the National Guard have always been III the
past very Jealous Of any Interference with their soy
crai orsanizptons and the Only regiment IN mis-
city where politics has been allowed 10 enicr name
~ the t9th. ne state officers hay b,ea ob.g'I TO
reduce 10 = battalion to save The credit % the no"
Guard"
The letter written by Chairman LarocGuc, OF the
Committee of Seventy to the Eoard Of Police call
t,.lr tan no AT
one voting booth to every hity voters has al
ready borne fruit. FOR tho Committee Of Seventy
yesterday received the following communication
from the chief Clerk Of The Police Department
At meeting of the Board OF Police. heid TINS
day. ii resolved That the chief 81 the bureau
OF Elections be directed to Investigate 'ach p1i +.
least one such booth for every hiiy voters ana
where sufficient space VIII allow to furnish one OF
The COMMITTEE OF Seventy has received an ap-
peal for protection from James y coleman a cor
orcd voter living At No. 1876 West Thirtieth-st.
who describes an Outrage perpeirated upon nm
organized attempt on foot on the part OF cert"in
Tammamy leaders to inimid@te ~ ,o.Trsn 80 IL
in tho hands OF the Dia,rici-Attorncy
rlnrin, ' ,b strone con tckct from Arthur Won
Broscn. ia which attention u called 70 IN" ~ l
thot tho am ounccment fIade by caplidat" for
Wnvor William l.. strong to the eNr,i that
should ne be elected he VIII perform Ia" du''e :
to party or party -intcrrst. without regard 70 ma,
tlonal!fv or sect s worthy % the mot careful
attention 81 our citizens. especially when con
irnstcI with the announcement OF III" Mayor ; can
didat. OF Tammany Han which Us TO N" "fir't
that when elected D." viii consider himself az
elected hv Democrats and a. bound 10 recognize
tho claims OF Democrats careful c'nsii"ra-
lion - this line OF thought. Nh Won !r''S"h fay-.
should induce every tll-mcariug 'itz'r Il" H'ii
70 hilng about thr UGcn-iesir"I ohanH" IN our
public .,Galrs ard - vote for a." r?.n whom me
committee OF seventy have placed upon their
l.rf.'
O:to Irving ire writes 20 ~" Commiii"" or
Seventy a fore hi" letter colonel strong hfohl
Views on questions 81 rae" or r'iiSlon. HlFliF NJ
personal - pcri~rcc. Mr.. v is" say. a IN" Re"
I,.h!..au candidate for The Assembly Lass Year !
.,.pbt colonel StrOur'e counsel aud o.. hnf'.
Winch D.. ren-r.rsiv accorded m". morning
papcr OF THIS ATTY I believe u "hs IN" Hith
pUillshcI small note. n phirh o. wa .Ail tl't
certain element 81 the Republicans in the hNlft
District wouli oppos" my candidacy hc'an.' " -
a I.w showed this paragraph e. Colonel @i;ouc
r.In a,as y.rv decided 10 bis dcnurr 4Itou of such
rolltiraI practices ~. words g. ~" "'T". " -
IN ouirne. - common lrccncy and Amer. IAN man
hood 90 refer 20 a mans religious belle! 3D. a l''
utle,l campaign ~ any other me. nav"
never in Al ms lifc questioned wn'i h"r any man
v,ifn whom La.r dealings WIS q JOYS ~ a Con
,il. and with that statement colonel Htr"n :
s,rn.i a circular 20 watch Do" intors"t NY chh44-
do. surely tines. &c.. dents should O." "mpI- lh
mailing such campaign lies 9s the H. in''rh'f ~ -
rrDs.nt disturbed ard tcrror-sirickru condition
iuveut4 Thu should Doc. ana believe VIII hr,
i'm fh. nature OF 4 BOOMERANG Anu u IL Incumbent
ui,on every houcsi-rl.uied man To- d~n"un'" ny his
Introduce religious discussions IN political cam