New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

self for the determination Of every voter OF mrs
metropolis. Our burdens have grown beaver aver esn
more and more curtaed until to-day IL may oe
troled by the thief. the backmailer and the thug
The private fortunes Of numerous Tammany poli-
aH hyS been r on Se up S Sr of the rich
wrung from the hard earnings OF the poor Inc eX-
tee have Brought to light the restoring corruption
%hh pr SdSSsa eur orn ba
condition alarming dishonora6le, ana hisgu'hn ing
forced to pay tribute TO those Who their official
station to the influences of Tammany nan; rrd ~,
propagated, so that official panderers might aou
TO their loathsome gains ., -. .,,o o,, y. Nav.
We appeal to all the citizens Of the city o. Ne lev,
York; regardless of party aa,ion or ineina0n
TO Join with US in one o n eeqrap influence
the despoilers Of Tamm9ny B Hall az, THE PLAT.
FORM A ASHp! PH4 LaARA?ISS Of ERIScIPEI3s
A23PTER HY TIE q Fo SFSENTk
6SEEEb Is SoN IJb ENS6N1S WrTb
HIN IN THE Event OF HIS l ELEG ,,9Tis A
HA 3MMEfS1sr kG9T2Hl Of AN
1--WE pledge the support of the Republicans Of the
upon n,sS II the municipal ticket be they Republicans
WIN urge pP % al hose xS'e Of our
citizens Of other organizations who have joined
lance until the last ballot has been counted and
canvassed TO the end that our city may pe re-
deemed ana lts name no lOH6ei pe iNS''"N" -" ~
The people have observed Mayor strongs ad;
na1a tnrey wan heG the
p pnoS of %ewYork City II the
publican party of the state lives up to the spirit
4sr Te in This ety they will Continue to act with
on State issues. well as local issues
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT AND HOME RULE
This is the status of the Republican party in
New-York City standing firmly for good govern
ment and home rule for New-fork ana against
every influence that may be exerted to prevent inc
fpu fruition of the great victory for reform won
in November.
The prospect is a hopeful for the party in the
State. The 5000 added votes are enough TO insure
success in almost any contest Their importance
will be seen upon.a brief review OF the re-
suits of Gubernatoral elections for twenty years
back In that time but Republican, Alonzo T.
Cornell was elected Governor; and then the Two
Democrats who ran ram dgaT be nr rame Cleveland in
1882. with s2S54; Hill in lSSa With MiS4 ~ m In II,
every year but 1882 the newly gained votes in this
city would have brought victory. ,
mic conditions more readily affect elections In this
city at this time the grfati and Gny on rs the
Committee of Seventy and RePqbcanss adherns to
1he paq }bg R Si party continues true
pledges it holds the key to the political situation
eance and msmana cement which have pervaded
the administration Of the government OF this city
aroused in the last thirty years
NECESSARY LEGISLATION
LEGISLATION is necessary to correct the system
OF government which has made these evils pos
sible
Among the bills befor. the present Legislature
which action has been TOO long oeId!eu' INC
most important are
/ recognizing the public schools
q Aboshing the naye Pcs
10 be Amounted by the Mayor
8. Reorganzing the Police Department ,do -
,a ADPs3s have aEan 'ss s
action but so far without success ,,.,,,, s,,,,a.
l9n f PTS ss4s ISa ne unAn Of
government This city, but to the RS s}oIs a.
h1 sh the f Paas %fAsSss
many who stin protect crime and vice in public
pffs % RIf be hed responsible 20 vi.
The struggle is now IN the SenaI tv are SEM nv
naturally listen to their r own 10 ssn
Senator see torT at once? Very respectfully.
f fII5% Rsot T. Bliss joel B. X E fPaT
Joseph il, choate, G II. T Coils:
lie Grand b. Cannon. John r., Van Worgmer
S MiIliam BToofdeld. Henry VI cannon,
Edward Mitchell. John Clafin.
form of petition has been attached to the
address which Republicans in the various Senate
districts throughout the State are asked to sign
and send to their representatives AT Aipahy.
One hundred thousand signatures appended to
this sensible and patriotic request ought to be
received at the State Capitol before the end of
the present week.
Circulate the following:
Dated at.............. New-York.
To the Republican Members OF the Senate and
The undersigned Republicans of the ..............
nd he o reform measures