New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
DR PARKHURST LIKES IT.
TIE TALKS ABOUT THE SARATOGA TlCKET-HE
rxprc-Ts THAT MR.. MORTON WOULD FAVOR
LEGISLATION LOOKING TO THE PuRl-

LEGISLATION LOOKING 10 Iiit rum
rIcATlON OF CITY POLITICS.
Tho Rev DR. Charles II. Parkhurst sat in his
nar,or Yesterday afternoon looked Of the window
AT the driving rain. and talked 10 lite group oi
,.usraner men about politics. He has been 50
much concerned about the efforts u bring about
union OF all OF the an;I-TamInany Clements IN ''le
local campaign this fall that he has had i''Ie 10
say about other political matters but ne was "o'''
n say something yesterday about the support which
Republicans should give to the ticket nominated al
saratoga on TUESDAY. He began by declaring mat
IL was necessary for the men who had at heart any
reform measures affecting the city government -
consider what might be done at Albany 70 advance
or 10 defeat such measures. For that reason ne
said the men interested in local reforms must nave
=, eve 70 the kind OF men 10 be chosen az repre-
sentatves Albany.
'If the Angel Gabriel were erected mayor W
New-York City. which he couldn't be- he rehafKeu'
bv wav OF illustration. at would be Impossible for
him TO set abOu, the right KIND OF reforms III '"e
city un.ess there was bill passed by the Legs.
lature giving to him the power to remove heaaS OF
departments in the city government We van, 70
nb NH XII and we want Governor who Will sign
such a bl when Il is passed 90 hot suPPVaseA H.
is the slightest doubt to the position which Mr. MR.;
for his signature. He might be expected 10 SKI
n men,. Mr. SAXON is already record and there
is no question 70 where he would , S asked
Yes / Ike the ticket. but abomnate ne Ton pI.
element the nomination OF IL. i Dee'" tha.
MIR Morton is an honest man. ana pe'leNe ma
his e.ection would contribute to the best ihieiests
Of the State feel that is the privilege ana duiy o.
date Everything in connection with IN" homha.,oh
was done within the forms Of poitcdl pfoprlety
and the representatives Of the party IN me con
venton had full opportunity 10 give expression W
their wishes" ., r,..,,o.r ,tcLa,
"Woud YOU support a straight Republcah uehee
I'm mis- city this al, II the same innCehces Whlcn
caused the nomina ton OF Morton and saxon AT
Saratoga should place In nomination mere Only re
nubcans OF the highest character?
The cases not parallel did not say .ha'
everybody in the state should support MT Morton.
said it the duty Of the Republicans IN the oa,
ia support the ticket | would be loath to vote or 10
use my influence for the election OF "A man; now,
ever high his personal character might be VINO had
such Intense party feeling that he wou.d use ne
presiige Of his official place as part oil the Gapa
stock of either the Republican party or me peo-
cratic party ] feel that ] would rather be uhdef
~ ma iefni discipline OF the present Tamnany ad-
,n,nisration for two longer than TO be under
a man Who would be moved partly by a sense OF
! Jutv and partly by a sense OF what was que 70 ms
| Marty I am not prepared to vote or to WORK iof
anv man unless | have his personal assurance Una
he will devote himself the best interests OF me
| litical PARTY II we find a man VINO IS WILING
do that. don't MINK IL matters "'u@' "''' pa -
| he belongs TO. -. ~ ~ hall
| as II not well to have man who can be mel
! responsible TO his party and whose party can De
| boif resnonsib,e for his Administrations
no not in local matters the citizenship OF the
| whole city should be he'd responsible -
| "Do YOU not believe in political partes?
Not for the government OF this city