New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

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| asked for his views on the political outlook be
levng. do that the exercise Of the franchise IS
the highest privilege and duty Of citizen / nave
never in my life been abb TO vote an eniry snne
became voter when the tickets that + wlsfsd 10
Dt for the psc~ he sought Nominations earned
by professional partsans and by M men wh" 90 ry
be asked stand aside when ;heir Party is in peri
The present attitude Of Tamnrany Hal proves isey
nominate some highly respected Gbzsn cb %nc cnnd
date they do not believe that the 80" mapsny
given TO President Cleveland can be Overcome by any
possible usqn Of he foes a Thfg I'F OF & but
| they were greatly comforiei and strengthened ny
~ deGa 1sht S rhs res;ed he
disniegraon Of the Tammany machine wnIS h , %aS
their camp
| THE ROAD To SUCCESS.
81 do not doubt that it is practical" TO elect a
municipal reform ticket this fall and am beginning
TO think that 1t will be done. hut do not beheNe
| that the sine qua non Of the Republican press d"
| prominent representative Republican, Will be attthe
| head OF the ticket That the Republicans are fauy
entitled 70 name the candidate for Mayor no '"le
will deny. They must furnish at least wo-thrus 81
they have on several previous occasions concedet
the Mayor the dsaneced Democrats and H. ait .
pemocra;s viii Vote for representative Repnb1can
| against such a Tammany nominee as Commodore
Gerry Samuel d. Babcock. hen 1t VII, be wise
nominate such Republican; but Inc laI,ha any
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| question. What man who viii accept our n"nnna.
| ton will get more vote than any Oiher man!
| nations arrives our Republican friends will once
subor Innate heir par'iIanshp 20 tns'r
ism and vii. ihoughtfuiy ask ana answer me same
Question If they 10 50. they VII w.n
.r,cts between Fourth and Sixth ayes. are apt to
be erroneous At the asst election Deinocratlc Sm-
,imen, seemed almost unanimous against the ele.>
lion Of Indge Maynard. club that J. frequent.
the Century has 500 members Of whom am posi-,
inquiry last fail found but three Of them who ',
would admit that they had voted Toy May n D c
behind his colleagues on the democratic ticket
bv the statements Of haf a dozen anti-Iamrany
bodies that the adheren's OF e@ch are tens Oh ''o"
sands.
WHERE AND WHO TEE VOTERS ARE
.rho tenement neighborhoods control this city. II
my old Congress District Of N" Bow"ry. there
Is a square mic containing nearly 800" people.
the most densely populated square mile on 'he
globe In the Tenth Ward there is an aV''"R" %
fifty persons In Zach dwelling house \ ticket nom
mated TO win must be adapted to the sInia'hies
ana preudices Of thess prorr mass S1, Iito
because hey were o1s yne as an nseJfab
part OF our municipal administration MADISON Sn
is shocked by litte peep h'9 v tnT onjv won,
ders what is the mysterious influence wn'en Pr
vents the cover from being wholly "p'''e' anu '''D
pure PURE assertion that faction Of The Republican
nortv Is in secrc, league with TammanI noSSdy
PHI . ho,ieves Added to the desire which every
ean citizen mas for a better government an acuNr
Republicans must wish for the dei"ai o. iainn'aH any
a ,be only means OF obtaining me patT"naR" anu
enoumen- necessary for ,hf ma ir Win III Vi
e.us political elements which a. 5, SysnIog
The lGw nsvS w'T afec, questions Of principle but the
Assistance OF FEDERAL or municipn p',ronssT, $40
W. 'bat I do not believe they WI E,h us a'duiss
ron hy insisting that m" canHl'A'S nIasl T' ,n,
hey expect to obtain i shal s,an' 'hS''e' anu "''
| orteida OF a straight party me, .h .r,,. .dv,n-
IN mis- campaign there - another parry a'Fa. ,
| ,,,..hrn
ronasr !, vii be wise FOR that party TO Jresen'
1anen1ent Democrats whose woes az -. IT,,
rs Sues ~ he one belio tn partisan straight
ticl1; Repr"icans. "1*or LOT " NJ n,unic,pai ar
stare IN = ne latter j. not entirely sa'is.hc
tory ), . t'1 psr1ocras who vii vote g,insi t%n-
tckr. only DO 50 with The ballot on whicn ~.
| R"publcan 2," nurb~r Will he TOO indifferent -
hHhcr win ching. and wl Eo,S ,n@ 'T nemocra
THIS W,m,.,ffrcan wi De Governor during the next
| three years ,-,
PRAISE FOR REPUBLICANS
"v-ho would be your choice for the Ma 'w
"rf after full considerations sai' Mr. ray,
| ,,,oo,c adhere 70 their expressed intc'toh 70
| NJ ,,o ono of their own number. they cannot d"
| ~ ,,o, .e,ect one Of the two gentlemen wh' nave
| , oos+ freauentlr mentioned, Wiliiam l.
| s,ro,g and Charles Stewart Smith. NO men S'ann
| h,obor in business circles than they ana ei'h'r u
,hom would make an excH"m' az, N,rors chair
| ,h.o any other man thus far hanFl ~ D.
party But IT, in ordel TO 70 no outside their party
| inDs I would adopt The suggestion mace py MI
| DLt"Ldo''S' ITairchuG Every enlightened voter
win concede that four NOR wor,nl m" rom 20
J c1 ,.o,, viii find none better qualified Why nos
,hen simplify the matter and limit future H's nn
SOU ., 70 AID WORTHY the vital question should be:
Which one of them can We most easily ana Ger
" IL viii make bu, little difference TO the R@r,b;;
cans or tho lnacennfms PIc.cD NJ Low or
| Coonel Strong Is made Mayor IN me alSchMg
Of official duties. including appointments 10 One
both would strive promote the public wcfare
ana In making such appontments a sens OF Js'l.'
and fairness would inpel ci,her Of them to rrcog
| nze as far as practicable the different orgarizn-
tons in proportion TO The aid they rendered In
Mr Hl5 spoke with enthusiasm of the work done
by Or Parkhurst and his followers toward better
Ing the condition Of the city, and said:
nThe work Of disclosure and reform begun b.
ment is ihoroughiy ceanscd We have an oppor-
tunity given us to make our cty the pridc OF me
this great opportunity through some stupid blum
der would be most deplorable
! VIEWS or A. OAKLEY HALL.
Ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hal was seen at the Iotos
club and with the courtesy natural to him agreed
| 10 give his opinion the subject in question. pre-
| facing his remarks with praise for the city, his
| fondness for it and his anxiety to see 1t prosper
and be wei! governed. at Is because / am
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you consider me expert for cross- inna.ion by
your municipal Inquiries. BE it SO! You ask would
| ! favor a light or O fusion ticket. was once
successful as Dstrot-Attorney In 1858 on fusion
ticket and IN five other campaigns straight
tickets occasion OF these latter being when was
/ last elected Temmany Mayor against a fusion
| on Judge Iedwith between Republicans and Anti
Tammany forces Therefore have prejudices fav-
{. oring both modes of polling. However politics
stand at present. should advise the Republicans
to straight ticket. and win they did IN
1862, with Opdyke against the Tnmmany ticket and
that of Democratic indictments; just as they might
have by straight ticket when they fused on
Frank Scott Moreover straight municipal ticket
will help their State ticket, for as ballots now
| printed fusion municipal nomination would not
be printed exclusively upon a Republican straight
ballot. but would also go upon the Democratic bal
lots, so that confusion would result among voters
TO the possible injury OF the former for Republican
| pOQ workers slraMd In