New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
WHIT REPUBLTCINS THINK or fhdH

STAR THAT Is DECLINING.
From The Boston Journal
Ro-s Plat,'s star declining 50 rapidly th'' -
ulse,v TO disappear below the horizon al an '"'''
day.
TOO GREAT \ PRICE FOX fHA'H'
From The Bnghamton Herald
ma pI,,, men are boa sting that Governor Morton
wants peace and In order To- secure IL WIN 10 ' i,c.
va an &C. but il Mr. Piau thinks thai foi ne
Ike 81 pcacc ~ VIII do what he knS"" " D'
, wEons Gov overnof Morton vii ake me Often NE
Gness tmpclle hut h. !. &C. mps ,r BE- , 1', 'as
they ala a few years ago
AN ISSUE To BE MET.
From The Sioux CITY journal
II the Pat bosses could now crush s'r.ns an
All in defence Of their dicauon. ana c'uil s,t.hFn
en- the grin 81 their machine :, a. To lhtlu'' VIZ
vote Of NewYork IN the mex, Ma,' a ,Sy,gee 49,
The price u Their nnuencc G' RRe sati o,,
!, 40 thcmslcivcs AMI - The RepuoicHn parry, a.
large to NEE, this issue "ith AL tnrr mtn', an,
begin in lime ny rallyns around Mayor 9"' "s ''''
every other point ~ vantage
THE BEST KIND OF HARMONY.
From The Buffalo New.
The best kind Of harmony can only pc y. oiu'v'
when Boss Paits efforts are 0reN"~i'oe'
THE REAL MAYOR OF NEw-YoKK
From The Baltimore American.
There are many indications 10 show That '9ione.
strong is Mayor Of Ncw-York H. hA- backbone
enough FOR "A hundred ordinary men In politics
80 SACRIFICE or PRINCIPLE.
From The Bufaio Commercial
Harmony u we'll. but not when purchased ~ 4
deal AT the expense u principle or sooi s''',n-
ment We nave 10 fear Of MAYOR S i,nnSon sing
ar eniangiing arrangements with Plat ana the OPP
p5rents u P.aitism generally may study his pon'y
with advantage.
THEY Roth OwN THEMSELVES
From Tn. Portland Express.
Every dav the New-York situation show up more
palnly Than before mat G,oor,nVr S not mean To-
man and mat Mayor Su""s "0'N -"
be driven by anybody
THE GOVERNOR KNOWS \ THING OR TWO
From The ST Louis Globs-DemocraL
Having failed to subjueatc Mayor strong. Boss
raidsncv ~ bait 10 catch Governor Morton. The
Governor knows several things about politics ni the
Tinted states hate machine boss more AMI more
every year
MORTON HAS \ HEAD OF HIS own.
From The Buffalo Express
his own thinking and Ms own acting he Is IN no
danger Of forgetting thSi me maep"nddehh' s, thew
did for the purpose OF securing reform III w ', ,
chine methods whce have ruled tng Sr'f b a he VIII
be reform Governor
- COMPROMISE VET
From The Springfield Union
1t Is claimed tina, Governor Morions Effort. 70 r.
store harmony in the ranks " Ncw-Iork Rrpubll-
cans have been partially successful hut there nave
NOT been any striking Illustrations 81 the SoSn
Strong and Nj. PAU.
GOVERNOR MORTON'S SENSE.
From The Boston Traveller
Governor Morton. Of New-York. appears to have
sense A. real and emphatic as the majority by which
he was elected. He thinks that pubic sentiment
sustains Mayor Strong. and Mr. Plat has gone back
10 New-York with his finger in his mouth" cork.
ing up the swear words which. otherwise. would
bubble forth spont ineousy as mountain spring
In June.
An OUTRAGEOUS EXHIBITION.
From The Newark Advertiser
There has been no outrageous exhibition OF
attempted bosslsm than that given very recently by
Mr. Thomas G. Plat. who for unlntelligibe
reason ina ines that he Is Governor of NewYork.
Of The Legislature of New-York. Such assumption
this may h9ye temporary aecepianee but as
THE ONE THING NEEDED
From The Norwich Bulletin.
II Mr. Plat: can buy an artificial curl for the
adornment OF his forehead the symbol viii be
derstood
NOT EXACTLY COMPROMISE"
From The Mail and Express.
Before Mr.. Plat suggests compromise AMI peace
let him stop the mouths OF those who pretend , 10
represent him and VINO declare that every city MEM
Der OF the Assembly who dared to sign the declara-
Of fsn ss ae ,b boss S Of he
legislature that bill favored by one or these
hey desire for their constituents viii be remorse-
lcssy refused. Is this compromise? l. this the
olive branch?
THE PLATT MYTH DISAPPEARING.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel
his own way, paid exactly no attention whatever to
H. ADVICE OF Nh. Platt. Worse still, Governor
Worton though not unkindly. was cool. He would
moi assure Mr.. P.att that all Ntw-York city bills
Used nv the Legislature would receive executive
,nnroyal but reserved 10 himself the right to veto
Whenever and wherever he pleased. All OF which.
housh painful 70 Mr.. Plat who had far lost
he Judgment TO persuade hin self that with him
families tend 10 destroy the lingering traces OF that
patt myth which the pGus hands OF Democrats and
Mugwumps had built with 80 much perseverance at
such a sacrifice of truth.
MIR pLATT GETS CRUMBS
From The Brooklyn Times.
T'be friends OF Mr.. Plat do not mourn to-day as
those that have hope ON the contrary. they are
rn,ojcIng over the fact that Governor Morton has
come 10 their relief and that three OF the loyal
sunporters Of the president Of The United States