New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
MANY REFORM MOVEMENTS
From The New-York Times. July 3d.

SfDERATIONS AND "GENllN HNii-i'''
MANY REFORM MOVEMENTS.
From The New-York Times. July 3d.
II Is time for the Democracy of New YORK 10 iay
aside differences 10 forget pasl IN is59 and
together more as il came tosrhr' ~ 100 10
in 1891 10 make NewYork a securely Dsi''Vr' ~
State. The contnuance Of o b r' sonsres-
sionai delegation. the beating back OF NJ f'att u,
mem"cratc civ and the placing Of the state OF
New York safely in he Democratic counn ~ 'r t
presidential year OF 1896 the objects 10 De az.
iained They are important enough TO inspire every
Democrat who feels loyal interest IN parry su
cess with the dsP"son 70 25rfcct union and har
mony in the New-York Democracy. our uISP,',ne.
from Saratoga nave reported the spirit va. pr
walls among the leaders Of ne Cd,y am ,,ers,and
PLANTATIONS II ls n matter or common nnucl' a;
willingness. AMI something more IMAM Wins
ness 10 put aside the memories OF the pas 81
former wears gave the great majoritles that my
male Ncw-York the pride OF Democrats ana ne
,bs rn,b ~ ths Dcmocrats Of The STATE now If
they have the wisdom to organize for casting o.t
How they may organize their victory IL Is no"
' The 20 cSsrarfrr Of the candidates is OF the es-
sence OF ne cortraci IN any project lor HavoT AMI
union in this city AMI ne SAT- r9r nHyI ro NOV
only OF good rcpute. commanding general resprL.,
hut whose achievements "ithai are ho 49,,
political whose successes have been won IN par
80 , s,c,irs TINS condition is Fundamental.
any other basis And September nonlna tons must .nt
not betray July assurances De'a bo T... and
essential conditions and, as We understanI 49,
the sole aspration II the unicrs 1t VIII be better
10 subordinate all other purposes to mat .,, no
thosc who never deceive th~msey,s. however IRE
Queutly they may deceive others We nope Ile gu,
tlenen at Saratoga. who are ~ present DISCUSSING
party un!ty-they are no, holding formal con
ference" apparently. but only talking politics. ana,
according 10 the reports talking very sobsry ana
They should examine the situation Of the Demo
problem TO BE- solved. without particle Of preJndlce
to tn works ~ others, and So gag as may DE-.
discharged Of pride in their own 1t IS time Tor
Certain obstacles t. reunion come somewhat OBJ
moyal that broad and dspassionate judgments are
demanded. The leaders q Tamnany rent me
general disposition 70 hod that nrsanzAilon @ms
practices laid bare by recent nvessations Ih"y "e
practices existed during Mayor Iewl,s alminisirs-
nigh ncurahle There Is mrch ruin III rnis plS".
and because they feel Il q De true, tho IamIhahy
justice Of he public indictment eAper. nc s'r2ms
lfs,eefe fUr seeking q cnUllI1tc Tor May n obt-
fessipn OF gait ami sign OF alarm y D2id ROM
hot fight. ami A yiniicaton at me l"i@ "o.II
newborn spirit Of union AMI harmony IN that case?
VII they strange 'hr We thing IN Its cradle.
and perhaps me c'y ~ their stubborn enfeavor
- grasp an llnsory NnIlc1uyn ~. u u''9 S
II he n6a.ai spir, q the discussions reported
sprl, mat docs them credit a. Democrats ana 'li-
z.ns-,hcy wih not enter the Mayora.y cAmpalsn
vart ~ 4 unl'el democracy. c'nseniinS = MAKE
sacrifices y needed. hu' .oydS heni On peh'.
t 5 the ' n"mina,,a y y5en ana mp!aeab ~
4 man 81 arairs. not devoted % acton known 20
H.. o.. .ne - ~. Cifv ana respected bf th"in, a
man n high character ana ability. would. W ar
c1nNlen'. unite o." l''m'crt'' VOC asaln,' ~. w.,
d. = ~. d. I
~ , m,jori,t unnreceien,ed in Xew-York Guy.
,, ., ,hc s,n~ Tie Democratic Organization
;'s' az ,r~nenlous dofea, For the arrogance AMI
temperate 'ichet ore nam hat droye h3asin ~,
puh lean trke, entire the indicated remedy ms
vetr =. not repentance and humility watch n1Dply
exac's or c1rcs about, bu readiness - recognize
max. n On. BODY AMI 80 make the organiAa-
noo .ie1k 'or me T riom PaN n, tms
yro. ;7lrlrai ~ Fences arose have tne conltoas
a,.i-, ~ .a,, .na, IS evident. win wise c'unsels
ard fo-A"arauc' ou both sides. n3 pr e't ~ - ,,n
advantage being a.ow.l % obscure ne mi.' pH-
pos.. party harmony can be re-esilo"saei ma VIC
rsr Inc ntro,rats ~ the city and state. II they
have any regard either FOR good alin,nIslIm.' 81,
AZ home or for the prosperity OF me, penCIHam r
take ih,- task Win ali diligence ard d"term ma
ton The aitcrnntye Is almost certaiay me car
crr.r aud j. local divisions are ma;ntainee ot H..
rT.s~nt Kopuhiioan 9uarrcls The Republicans Of
his ,iiy and State are gooi Bohtl'iams
come together for their common polite snaS
ana tho strengthening OF u'ir parry ln 'h", %
Mayoralty In 1896 they would make pm. i'+.t ha,a
who noul u win his stu against ,nrr r-hH.pr.e
for the Presidency. and holy professions OF re-
form goo, im'ev'I55 bn shovei'd vim murh
dTiys 'hcn , ,nir yo - gi.h To- al M~ rlatts am
Al T.. cont