New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

fSnTe S OF the boss again That was the case with
We'll rnnnsn1hsr democracy few years ago as
anu anu uevotlon 10 organize and run new Marty
from ne ensdSea IN this new movement acting
IOih honest motives. but their zeal may dwndle hy
ana Dy then Will come the reaction and III "a
csn Inv Le me men Wno are in politics for what they
CdI make out or IL, who are looking after iohs
nmI a c%IntLac,s. % WI come to :he front This move
racy so bad.y that the Repubicans viii have a
s4orious walk-over But. Of course they cant ex
time II YOU can educate The people M t5 S1gg
i.vni 4i intelligence it is easy to get reform and
There s one thing that | should like to say right
mere ne am CONVINCED that party lines ought not to
tional politics got to do with clean stres nrS an 3Jc
ser Supply pPX OF pure water. proper system Of
5SSSWtS' EOou poHce administra tion, an efficient
riTe h department good pubic schools and the other
XotSing s"dr At atperain to municipal administration?
q good business administration. They want the
men, and the money collected by taxaijSo bonestiv
TrANPshueu M 10y the purposes for which It Is raised
city work should be given out in the sane way ,o
asian indlvdnal would give contract If ne was
economically every time anu
FATHER MALONEs ELECTION As REGENT
What do YOU think of the election Of Fathe,
Malone as Regent?'
Il have known Father Malone for thirtv-seven
years and for twenty-five years ! have been per-
sohally intimate with him. Many and many time
we nave discussed local and National topics to-
Sctiner. lie has been outspokcn friend OF the
pupnc schools. and believes that Catholic and Prot
10 prevent the hostilities that grow
up II they are kept separate remember
When: curing the war. Father Malone displayed
the nited states nag on his church. and how the
respect of all the people for him was increased
by that incident Protestant and Catholic alike
revere him. and il was a graceful thing for the
republican majority in the Legislature to honor
MN with the appointment. even IL he shall have
only few years to serve in this high and impor-
tant office His appointment is certainly no dis
credit to the Catholic Church: 1t is compliment
rather, and know that good many priests In
Brooklyn so regard it"
THE SPEED OF TROLLEY CARS
Mr. Peters said that II would be n mistake for the
Legislature pass the bill limiting the speed Of
trolley cars TO six miles an hour The bill was
openly advocated by the elevated railroad people
with the hope of winning back some OF the pas
sensers that the trollcys have taken from them.
IL was not in the interest Of the people of Brook
lyn who were being educated to the use Of the
trolley Tho mOtormon. too. were becoming sl<ilful
ana exercising care, and the number of accidents
was now small one measure Of safety he thought
the companies should proVdc-a Jinsling bell for
every car which should ring constantly while the
other day" he added. (which would not have oc-
CURED II such bell were in general use. one
rainy day | was going home from the onice IN
q trolley car. The Lec-avc. line. YOU know. runs
right past my door got off in front oi my
house and. being in a hurry stepped around the
rear OF the car to cross the street. and behold
there was n car on the other track almost on top
OF mo. | stepped back In time TO save myself. hui
II nearly made my blood run cold. Now there
was absolutely no warning OF the approach Of that
car. The city authorities ought 10 see 10 IT. that
something is done to diminish tho danger or just
such accidents the one escaped.