New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

truly say. as some other men can. that he has not
Se s with 2 the SF Game ne' hea as Hf old ia
laughter and applause): ard then ne should add how
he ought to think how he has always served The
cause whatever cause h. devoted himself to. whether
i was drysoods or politics or municipal reform and
then he Should call attention to the inferiorty of all
how il Is he has come 70 be- not on,v the head of
The city, but the head Of this great ami matchess
TStre has l been fBmdd pFeGs45cn set for hm
'i he viii follow my adVcc. If he viii get out this
photography n does no; meet win the accep'ance
| he did rot know ANYTHING about IT, mat some IN
Well here We are sloriiyinh our Mayor- elect as
! AppauscJ He IS not going to sleep on a BED OF
roses for the next three years II IS not rXaacIy
swinging his legs There are going to be a great
many thorns in his bed he rolls over at night and
Mqyor strong WAT arr arr We ca All G going to do Mayor
94s Is am STa' ssb he ns ectd by tbs
patriotic Committee OF Seventy. one of the most
patriotic and seif-denying bodies Of men nat eyer
plausel They found or believed that because OF his
promoe the welfare of the city and the Republic
h OF all m1n g m h to of iG r "
He gave to them pledse and want to remind ra
| within few DAYS and Few hours have been made
in this city; that was that when he enieI%G upon
| (applause,-that was that whenever he had An
ohicG to nj he would select the pes, ma" ,nas me-
people to fiji that place regardless Of his previous
| lean. Democrat. Muswnmp. or a what-not Gap,
plause) And have that faith IN his integrity OF
purpose in his keen conscience in his spotless honor
to beleve that he will be true TO tha, pledge from
the beginning to The end OF hts administration pro-
ongod applauseD
WOE TO THAT PARTY,
There is a purpose on the part O leaders OF
the great party that helped raise Colonel strong
| In the Mayors chair TO divorce themselves from
| their INDEPENDENT their patriotic their MugWulP
| alliance daughter. that aided them to accomplish
| this good work and for | say that u any
| such scheme that is followed out. u any s"ch
scheme as that arises TO interfere with his non
| partisan administration Woe be to the patty 10
% hiCn 'nose men neioS ., h th Wavor o, any
party. but he is going TO be the representative o'
all citizens. and only those that are Commute" ~,
some form Or other corruption Will dare TO block
| his way. tAppause and cheers ,,, -
Now there has got TO be great seit-len'ai PIX.
tisel in this matter. and greatest OF all by thht
! great party to which belong. whose votes, 10y
| 1000 1000 10000. Il you please contributed 10
place him where he H. but unless 'hey v 40 saS Sc
him free to act according to his pledge. but rally
| TO his support to enable him to AIRY ma, ou u
| before him. why. the wrath OF the, people WI,
sweep them one side Just 3s n mas hf"a'Y S"'i"
Gentlemen do not mean to 'aKJ , np an" r,y mo- go
on wben pepew and Root. ana Porter and Park
| hurst are yet to be heard from? hut do not
care 10 ST. 20 1o mn man Who more than others
indebted 10 FOR the great work ina mn ,bai
little church on the Hill Lenox when he had not
vt even drcamea OF fver ,Dmss aiscoyerci him.
| and was most delighted to near the other nShi
from bishop rot ae1 h1r IN ne FELTON, bS6nsng TO
wholly different Church. II vas Bishop rr ot,Ia
! for bringing Or. Parkhurst here Now, III "hns
respect Is It that nr rsfnur ,. spos Us 10
suspect that all the evils existed IN our ,,a n,as'
we ali knew Them. We all believed Just as nrmly
| hat fheN
| Why was 1t that man among all our leading leading
citizens vas a io becas he more than ali
OF US possessed OF that sublime courage %h' r.
energies 10 thai great cause ....o...,,,, admin.
bespeak for Colonel Strong snIccss.u' h has
| given and upon the understanding on when h,s
go4 tbe herinnns to the end Of his he wiz
have arden, supporter no more ,th,l
| aid no more wise counsellor. than Or ParKhnis|
| Great cheering. many times renewed
CHEERING DIR. PARKHrRsT
Dr Parkhurst was next on the list. and the
| chairman announced that the pastor OF the Madi-
| son SQUARE Presbyterian Church would speak
| about signs Of the Times" When Or PARK
| hurst got up he cheerei again ana again.
and the cheering renewed when he SAID I'M
| pressively: I'VE want Lexow's Committee one
year more
| This was his speech
Mr.. Chairman. Mi Mayor and Gentlemen: me 'i.
| president OF this banquet kindly, Tea"%.hs
"a, M voice - not I'm good trim. offered me The
p pya,ns mvscf II ne celighs Of the occasion
which has brought her. He gave me ' ne
pry s, 81 p araT hr SLOT S ,anshterJ But hot in
these words He offered IN, the privilege ol a pom
vi,hout ,arking for IT, words II thdt "Hrr',
rns1 in a paper Yesterday or the day before me
statement that Or PArkhurst hal not Ce't near u
from for a week QaugheFl very 'nron d., ~ ,iyc"s
relief and probably to the relief Gt ne cnen, ,
That vas CONTAINED iank cna1ac, rqe a ai hay
been assigned to topic by the president ana a.
~. SLIGHTEST conception that would SUCK TO IT, We
used text formerly "s pom 81 I' Sing odav
admiringy ana sYmpaiheticay. in,hM 81 t ri,,a
in ever DAY ara . 'a.e AIM. me line Of
tex, that has Decn assigned t. me hhNc p IT,.
wondering how much opportunity MP S Of curren
"nJnion ard observing the gfP oi c'tie,' r, ,i,
oi nmi re le a busy man and he has - cer'd'n
Hn EVEN rs some idea OF the character Of his
%as ;siKng win good friend Mr. cor very
rcceniiv and he tod me he had may not De a.
cuae In the figures bu, INNS a me ro1 he had
20 mi presume that IL in nr i hsv
in the Mayors cas- Mc% ' ,n So you viii per-
,i mo If / were In your place should pu, up d
rgure w Gm az. "ners that door for application for
Office had the sightesl chance o' am We who enter
pa, ny t % You doubtless recall The sPe'
ciGc locality which that line was o;lsn'aS
'sn n ndicsti5n Of the drift OF sentiment and the
growth OF 1t i. 'h G9nyc %hS S' u ss he conveie'
cnnvic,el BY virtue OF the pressure ~ rs.
re va n,t,nnf a year ago Stephenson could not
nave been convicted The law IS Gc sane the I' me
| arerations OF the courtroom the power OF me ere
ment of current opinion. We had an iustti9us W, ~,
n.ance y, mai on the 18th Of November le'" W.
had 1--WE cases that were very ANXIOUS 10 SiS
ar-,c,iou in because Of the Invaluable INK w"un
hso cnnyiciions would serve In the chain OF our
nnrnose Those five convictions we're wrough,. NJ" To-
ndiug ne deiestabl" character OF TWO Oh Wv
ts,icos suing In the Court OF Specia session,
Sow stephenson has been convicted by me prf f,
~ ",rreri opinio1 ana the other fellows AZ ioIc.
; PpiesGouarters are in the same fix That's Wha u,
a,sd.s II g, gloomy Just down In MulDerif ~.
ianrrrh;erI They are all ia the same pew don
Ian new either: ! mean box daughter pu,
. | mean ei Now. there Is an