New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

he "anl We are going to jump exactly as hard
upon the Reprbicans-tapplause)-i they heeu
1t. But We don't expect they will need it,. lhe-
newed applause) d. Parkhurst continued to say
that there were sly enemies standing In the
way" and several voices shouted "Platt"' lie
closed by stating that all the departments
should be investigated az Thoroughly az
the Police Department and that the en-
tire force should be legislated, from top
10 bottom. ont Of existence ana theh
let the good men be reappointed. Even since
November G." he said. there had been pne-
nomenal outbreak OF crime In many OK the ponce
precincts. and So long az any OF the ola hahGs
were kept. the old system Of corruption Woulu
creep back again. n municipal officers Were
obliged to give an honest days work for an non
est days pay. there would rot be So many per-
sons seeking Office"
Bishop Potter made a brief speech. ana was
followed by Mayor Scheren.
MAYOR sCHIERENs SPEECH
This is part OF what he said
br. Parkhurst's labors and successes are all the
more brilliant and enduring because not ior nm,
toll and labor but for others for those 10 MN i-
OF common MhD5S g hma Gd HIS b " and seada
struggle fer others has endeared MIN to tIe ps9p ~
be paid him by the citizens OF New orK ts',
TO continue in the path he has MARKER ouI anu ~
ipal affairs ana TO perpe;uate the noble system of
good government which ne mas uleu 10 i'S"'u''
here. tApp.ause.'
Statues and monuments may be erected to pr,
Parkhurst. but none will outliye the story OF his
ment aAppIas@1 His influence will be felt all
this country. and his success VIII stimulate
selves The name Of Parkhurst will be honored By
this generation. and generations yet 10 COM Mtd,
rise up and call him blessed for his manlinesS
and Christian courage. prolonged applause
This ended the speeches and then pleasant APP
preriative remarks were made by Charles >
Smith. Joseph H. Choate. Mr.. Goff, Father Ducey
and James G. Carter.
CHARLES STEWART SMITHS POINTS.
This is part Of what Mr.. Smith said:
With the coming Of the new year we are APP
preaching a crisis In our reform movement WHICH
calls for the entire wisdom OF the wsest AMONG
us. Any pubic officer or private citizen VINO puts
neonIe from reapinc the fruit of the late election
becomes criminal before the bar of public 0pin-
ion and must be dealt with accordingly lam, am,
leave no successor in any party. for this result
alone viii redeem our city In the eyes or me Wo,il
and insure our continued commercial prosperity
CAnpiause) , -.o W., ,,,.s OH
tainel our commercial supremacy largey bccdusc
81 our geographical position a. thc UctAh sa.eMnH
Of this continent aa n 'e ,t g r ,e mg'S word
most expensive g"Nrrnn' ~ IN ~" c,s'.'@a ,Vri
IL has been predicted by statesmen max .>eN-1vIh
that n man clnno; discharge debt In any part
for his hi o. EXCHANGE to a London banker. 1t
is historically true tina, the nation which Tor thc
orient has lei the commerce Of the world Inc
portion Of the United states separatet from Ch It
70 favor the possibility Of International eomwercia'
supremacy on our part bg ar onxan,r i'hiIy' soes
the centre where II Is most hp@rally treated an"
bic p@r capli, wha; II does IN London. Berlin or
paris We shall never win this commercial prize
1t Is an idle dream; IN eommerce as in morals We
] want 10 say a word regarding that much-abussd
RSnes ana MAYNARD and Ts have MT made 'hs
word politican sound sn'1tr ,oE of Ham n,In
worthless complied by The Evening iost. !, - 1T 1T
tGny nauseating ADDISON more man one hui r b
years ago defined politics to be the scienoS OF T
act ~ government or The ADM nsrhton oi raliohn.
puhc aGlrs that par, 81 ethlcs which c,nss's ~,
the knowlrlge or The practice OF conducting m,
various a;,airs Of the stat or Nation: political
ycence. rotcll economy"
imrke said free government could not Dc , ra,
RED on without division on party lines buy that
liberty could no. j." ptts'rvci unrotnect',u W." a.,
these distnsuishcI authorities ! hold Il to be the
duty Of all sooi c''lzGns ncl""nS pp n
GSilusUlshed preiatc Archbishop Ireland. OF Min
nss9ia 'sppn er ,ret ara s, observatoas con,
corning the ghs and duties oi cit'z ms az "het''
Sno,hcr tcritary o, the sane church. WIG says
he has not voted for twenty seven years mas taksn
rebuke ArchbIshop Ireland To- his remarks above
referred to- may be permitted vi, mar men nyar
uttered by human lips. which embraces ne whole
question Of r%s'9 one an" Ils po but tho duty o. ali
Christian mon to take part In the state az well
81" "R~rder therefore unto Caesar the things whicn
are caesar. and unto God the things ,Gat arr
Gods SO man who recognizes the teachings %
the Divine Master crn successfully deny this obi
cation
I cannot take M seat without referring FOR a
moment TO the obi CATION which the city. state ana
Nation are under To or friend pr Parkhursi
10 nsprc~. our acr-e ~ OBLIGATION him. Of this
am sure. that pr FarkhGrst has air,adV re-,
and admiration Of hla fellow-citizcns N'rolonged
cheering
FATHER DrCEY's SIGNIFICANT SAYINGS.
The closing incident Of the dinner was one Of
It's most striking features. ~ about midnight
as Jamck G. Carter finished speaking Father
Ducev who had occupied seat AZ the table of
honor. started TO leave the hall. Some one
started the cry - "Duccy. Duccy. and al once
the call came up from all sides. and some 81 the
dincrp rose and blocked the priests way 10 the
entrance Tho call was - general ana 80 con-
tinued ,ha, Father Ducey returned TO the dais.
General Porter making way Tor him Ihen ior
an appreciab'e interval there was absolute ana
expectant silence. The priest seemed 10 struggle
with himself for . moment before he began 10
speak With Kind 81 nervous deNberauon' but
increasing emphasis, ne began;
4 creed has rcIgncd long enough II is time for
all creeds to coordinate and cooperate, i'r. tarS
hurst has. set an Example that al or rs Ar'h-
:, wave II applause began. died down. ARCS"
again. and swelled to tempest. as inc sighih-
cancc Of Father Dureys intensity a. ne sain un.
words "archhshops. bishops and priests WIS
realized. He continued:
We want the mastery OF no political organization
ehs, Of all Tammany Han ! tn1nk III fnrh H LII
WINGED that Jesus Christ has BE ssed his work lie
has followed Jesus Christ. ana, though ne DC
hereto am prepared to follow him.
Increasing applnuse followed the ringing sem
fences Of the priest whose difficulty with Arch-
bshop Corrgan was fresh IN every NINA. ana
the cheers were loud and long continued as ne
c,onnod dowr again from the platform, and has
tened from the ROOM
THE BRCTiLIfl or FOOibdLL.