New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

N DAIA MIDI NL. IL
at the first primary than three times tho
| usual number Of votes were cast. No doubt tne
same work IS needed here in Ncw-York, and me
Republican party. In order to he an effective lactor
at the next election must make an enoIo ' similar
TO what at present enjoy in biooH!Sr, .t a,' set
obtain the confidence Of the people II mus, s't
aside all undesirable elements Oh machine loltciS
are not in favor anywhere at present me ue'''"'
The people want better govcrnmon: and are VIII VIII,
ing TO support those VINO are mahS 'i,,ai ' iSoI.-
effort give them pure and honest nlunlcilt - tI
i nn NJ pnr Urafernent The demand IS
rather for Independent. broad-minded ana pup'r rc
not partisan They need not necessarily be called
mugwumps, but Republicans who can Pe t'i.dn ,,n i'm
TO give this city thoroughly indepenuehI @ aii'.,, III
straton Of its municipal affairs i on i ii'3 23atri-
casions Republicans have shown aprit ana to
set aside all party feeling in order 10 Seu,r s"U.
m , ana m b many y, Sbo w take special
pride and be willing make a personal @ a.'D. ~
1eopie and guard the interests Of this great me- ne
tropolis firmly believe that he who ss:tc' ,,.n 't
people best serves his party best ana IL =. ,ic9t
this broad basis that may expect to so.Ne III ti.
great question Of How to govern large ni, p an
ties The people soon value ana ucst efiort
administration Brooklyn is making an h1,i's M nresent
to give such an admnistration n ,rSn mS as the
municipal affairs. and the people a. i Wr, ,onHroyal
public press seem to encourage us by 'n'' 'iF''
CIVIL SERVICE \ CRYING NEED
Much is said about the civil Service system -
me 1t seems indispensable and the pest FYS''"'
insure permanent good government IN large o'''0o
Although despised by party workers II mus w
knowledged that 1t protects and IL the be't S'l'
guard for efficient and competent officials NJ u.i
spoils system is getting into Il.rcput - viii be
and IT Is Qny a question oI 'v-birh encourages
the ap6s is doomed defeat The people & ere mo r
oughiy awake upon this question, and WIZ CIV, rt,
ferment the party which aavocates me rcs
and preservation OF the ,''il service ,ant
they Will have. ana must admit that parry pom
ties have materially changed IN 'he't @ hcor ~ I
the entire country me penplr at maNr ,b, ars
Gated up 10 a higher standard in politics; thcy arr
rt ro1S ~ ,ton as FAR as ney free themselves
from the oll spoils system and the old saying TO me
voters Of the present day. On the contrary me
peopr prefer. ycs. demand sound every -IaE nu''-
,rhil Was yery plain in I;rookNn's election last
year and the same Viii be true herr 1ng YoT @
chance to vote for reform Soldify all your fo&rces &
and various elements; first your own party. utn
whatever Independent oreanizdu'ns ana phrU'S ~
this city want good government. Nci"ct man az
your candidate of such nigh ami independent cnai,
acfer that ali lovers Of reform can vote for him am
all independent associations can unite upon NM ~
You 30 tins there can be no doubt Of IN" result. We
viii watch the fight from over the other end ~ the
Bridge with great deal OF Interest and wish you
great success.
IN BEHALF OF THE YOUNG MEN.
Julius w. Mayer was introduced by General
Swavnc as a representative ot tho young men of
the party. Part Of the audience started to ~.
part Of which was:
Mr.. Chairman Ladies arl Gentlemen: II Is in
deed an Indication of 4 remarkable, aroused cnthiS
agnl within the ranks of the Republican party tnat
historic ball such an ass mblarr ~ ~ present 20
night. Again the people are turning to tne Kepno
that party stands FOR all that is best We nav.
gathered here tonight in response to feeling maj
our own organization must be such that II shal
be above suspicion. That II should draw 10 not
class OF men who are anxiousy waiting for con,
due, Of local and state g9V'Fnm.ni MhSn snnn ,,n
mean clean and fearlcssly right administration
of public affairs. ..r,.o, -,
We believe that the party can nes, be r'c1 10y
the plan OF the Committee OF Ihr'y' - AN s Mh'CH
is to make every election district littlc town oi
tse SO that there shall be dfw" G ,r in
the workings of its machinery a great pI1I"rueh
party iines iis aralrs may te governed from be-
low up and not from ahov" down. fh9t n'iHIhi-
r,I on In accordance with tn" tfue wsh oi re
people. that the only leaders sEh.l h' mos. GHP3y
ana devotion 70 party interests shall single u,in
out among their brethren.
ABOUT YOUNG MN Is THE PARTY.
am here tonight 10 sag 20 yoI that tie young
men in the party are UIiA this movement ''"'
they are with this movement because they he!e'"
II t. be- clean upright open anl fair. h""nus" they
DO not See how the party can meet th' Democracy
II lts hands are not clean. h"rlrs" ih'y De-
cgal c.eciilns ana they cannot resarl wl;h ANYTHING
but disgust and sorrDF ANY methods Whch Ni' a..
= laughing siocI in the eyes 90 tAc people Nud m"
only young men within the parry not zoo m;'r ~ & i't
movement are. politically. 90 oia mat ihr!r sous
have had chance 20 traEsmiErAtc into Two 'T uir'
different kinis ~ @nAl's& & Hnt i'ii' us 1',e i,,,
think IL may fairly be sad 81 any opp ailon g. "uf
regular peaceful, Reorganization. accomplished as Do
Is about To De without revolution or rebellion. hut
naturally anl logically. That recent r''nis hINc
thc cxpcrlence that ls told OF the pcllor VINO MAS
selling sp,ngcs ON Long IsauL tie us'l o. carry !
them strung around h.i n' r. ii o'" .ts WN,H ~"
Vas far away from shelter "A heavy storm overlook |
him the Tiin In, nr ~ b m & ~, I nrnS TI' ~, tb,g
that certain primaries ~ nor gar d<tlNi Ht'' nave
certain infant movement There Is plenty ot room /
IN the Republican party for young mechanics. for /
yoang d5ci1,s and lawyers. blj me ranks are too
crowded for young lightning calcuiateF~, and So to
% ',6ncfcd as Rcpubilc,ns who love- tbrIr
mcetines and that way is fairly honestly ana open
y 50 that whatever the results may be. shall be
proud OF them.
ACTIVE WORK URGED.
Go among your ne.gnbors and say to them: "If |
you want clean men IN Office. If you want clean |
methods and c.ean policies 20 into your election /
district organization. nto your town meeting. as 1t |
the affairs about you for n you do not, YOU shall
not be heard to say that bH men are nominated |
US young men 10 do-thc missionary work. the !
active work. which i3kes tm% ana energy ana % gus.
blood viii take as much interest in this work |
docs IN who is 10 play shorisiop ON the New York
nine. IL this spring VIII let our fancy lgntly |
turn thoughts Of enrolment ana primaries. am |
confident that tonight VIII De remembered the
beginning Of campaign which shall bring back
in 1896 ntO the control Of the affairs Of the Nation |
the party that has always stood rs the Nations |
hope ana the guii. Of her prosperity.
General Swayne called on ex-Judge Flammcr |
to read the resolutions. which were adopted. |
They were follows:
We the Republicans Of the city Of New-York. |
in mass-mceting emol -. reaiiirming our de-
vOtiOn to Republican principles, and believing that |
the condition of affairs In the Nation. State and |
city demonstrates the utter ncarncity Of the Dem
Ocrdtc party to govern the people. ana apprcci1t-
ing the responsibility resting on the Republican
party at this time to establish and maintain an ef
iiccnt organization In this city do
M and N