New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
GOOD GOVERNMENT PEOPLE HAPPY
TO FOLLOW Up OFFENDERS AGAINST THE ELEc-
TON LAWs-GENERAL PRAISE OF THE
POLICE WORK on TUESDAY.

POLICE WORK on TUESDAY
The Good Government Club people yesterday ex-
hibited the profoundest satisfaction over the re-
suits accomplished in the victory of Tuesday They
declare that their efforts to be relaxed in tie
least til the last trace OF Tammany has been enaced
r. W. q. yelling. Of the most active or the
c.lbmcn. told Tribune reporter yesterday at MS
Office No. Wall-s, tina, applications FOR MEMBER
ship in the Good Government Clubs were larger
than ever. Two three OF them have as many
az seventy names on the waiting list
Il see." said Mr.. yelling that a certain portion
Of the opposition attributes its overthrow 10 US.
That's a significant concession isn't Il? We shall
keep riGh; with the good work. certainly, but
nay say that only those applicants who thoroughly
understand the Importance OF non craftsmanship IN
municipal government will be eligible for MEMBER
ship IN the Good Government Clubs.
LAS TO Hi, / think 1t is most righteous revo-
luton that has overtaken him. II was his own
ballot law that operated 10 ruin him.
James W. Pryor at his Office. No y Pne-st.
was equally grltiiied over the success OF the re-
form movement: "Our Clubs he said. have had
an undoubted good effect in this most interesting
campaign The effect the polls Tuesday par
t!cuary marked. our workers were everywhere.
ana reported the police as generally civil ana oois-
ing one thing. however was decidedly evident. Inc
polling places totally inadequate. am more
than ever in favor Of the blanket ballot. There
in the present election regulations that
was almost universally ignored-the rule that the
be- Hot -box must be at least six feet within the
rail. | noticed our friend Los Curtis who was
active In the lid Assembly District actually lean
ing a baot-box. and supporting himseii upon
It. one Tammany man made curious break lie
took j. Noble Hayes. OF the Good Government CLUBS.
for another Tammany man. ana conndei 10 MIN
that they had RECEIVED orders to oox ,i Inc sen
Ing our own men out. All the anti-Tammany men
voted early ,.
In regard to prosecution OF offenders against
the election laws. Mr. Pryor said that the ciups
were working the cases mp and PROPOSED 70 pe pr, re-
lentless toward vrongdoers Howard IL Ohie;
Arthur II: Ey and James w Pryor nave .peci aI
spector that / know Of sail Mr.. Pryor was
thrown out by Tamn,any minons again and again
Alfred r. Conkng, whose Handbook for Noters
di good service ON Tuesday ana VINO was n!mse.t
Assemblyman in the With District was resting
after the battle at his home. No. q East Tenth-st
against Hill rad exceeded his most sangune expec-
tations lie would nave liked to see even larger
Zone thing SAID Mr. Conkling every Good
Government Club man is saying to himself to-day:
The police did nobly' The Superintendent is en-
must remember that the execution OF the resolution
OF Commissioner Murray was the act OF one man
mean that Commissioner Murray's resolution to
transfer the police 10 unfamiliar districts was de-
feated by Commissioners nartin ana SAeenan. MI;
Byrnes took the bull by the horns ana carried OUT
the resolution himself The result; was fair ana
honest election. Mr. Byrness act is the strongest
argument for a single head for the Police Depart
ment' This plan OF transferring could not have
been carried upstairs shall Introduce p.ii
in the next Legislature TO put the n9lce force unaer
the control Of single head In London a police
force OF $1,000 men is so ruled IL Is grra,
that two out OF four G our repotaon The arst
and most important ac; for Mayor strong VIII De
the appointment; OF we no,lcs force Tnats
one OF the most important steps 'owA'o sooo
government"