The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-16

is either glorined by Il or damned by IT, That
duct heir affairs and they do for tSa ren
son. We shall have neither a safe nor an
effective munich al government till IL is so re-
lieved OF unnecessary machinery that We shall
know precisely who to find fault with when
things go wrong.
In conclusion. that II will be the professio 0 al
POLITICIANS that Will oppose the abolition Of
diminish 6y SO much the number Of lucrative
positions and when you have robbed a polti-
son q ZIP, 6o0ds t and patronage you have taken
ton makes government dear. We are hoping
that YOU. gentlemen. will see your way clear
In due time to take such action In the premises
as shall be rebuke to the contractednesa OF
motive which we have been ehararterizinG.
Stion as shall coStpiSnto in some % wise and
best way to the relief OF city which comes to
the body which you represent may be gifted
with breadth of wisdom suited to our ext.
Mr.. Smith. at the conclusion OF DIR. Park
hurst,s remarks. called attention TO the opin-
ion q Commissione- Erhsrdt, and Of other
partisan bill He then int daced Mr. Hins-
dale, Chairman 81 the Union League Clubs
Mr.. Hinsdal q said that on behalf OF the club
he had examined the bill. and was opposed to
Passage OF the bill would help the Republican
party In New York city. There had been so
the Iepupiiesn pa party 10 New YoSs was an OF 81
be- IL th
pointmenr. He was not one OF those who
despa,ed 81 an swa ts eninG q the peoDleii
League Club had not favored the non partisan
Mr.; Hinsdale said they had. at first but he
would not give much for man who would not
change hls mind when be had more light.
King SsS 9orf ihH ~ s:s s' Mss
eommission. Neither in London nor in Paris
ali arlA-
headed commission. Before the ideal state Of
things which Dr. perkhurst pictured could be
Il attention were devoted to this than the re-
wrong in ,partissnship. lie ask cd that the bill
be passed TO secure honest elections.
IN ThS ct ran fGF 5s the
TICKET: pointed put how the law was abused by
OF the force and in the Excise Department
petty prosecutions would stop, as well as the
ommission became bipartisan.
Edward Lauterbaeh recalled the efficiency
down the draft fiot Change had T reme o Psr
the force since then. He could not say whether
snd eoaqsp Dr. PoPss .ss NJ Hin
dale d said thsI were. but Al agreed that some
offered u chance for an honest election next
fall, when the Republicans would have a chance
Union League Club was a social Organization
and 1t was not entitled to speak for the mass OF
citizens 4 club which pTactised such higotTy |
and ostracism as 10 exclude man from m em-
0ership on account Of his race and religion,
could not speak for the people. No Democrat |
ought to oppose the bill. sense OF fairness |
should prevent them from denying represent |
ation TO the Republicans He believed that |
he Governor was broad enough 10 sign the '
nll. The bill should be passed without DELAY. !
II once.
In executive session the com mittaa voted TO |
eport the bill favorAbly Senator LAmey /
Hep and Senators AheArn and ODonnsil |
Dem voted against the favorable report. The |
'ntiTe Erie county delegation. and perhaps the
OF some other portions Of the |
n the Assembly. ~