New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
WILL NOT HELP HIS CLIENT.


II is 4 pltiable tale which Mr. Lautertach unf'is
but II win not help hls client any. MAYOR S,rons
a fool and when he demonstrated th1i p" was any
thing but fool he was accused 81 beng uCa'u"I
honest man win The good of the city AZ heart. ana
ability enough ana grit enough and sens Vn1Is
not to be taken in By Platts caJoicfe' OF MUM
dated by his threats.
TALK THAT DiSCOCRAGES REPUBLICANS
From The Brooklyn Times.
II is nauseating 1t is not the sort Of stun self
bach would write; (; saVOrs more Of the scu.Tity
Of which Senator Raines was made the mouthpiccr
kepubllcans and makes the Democrats sanguine Of
a speedy return 10 power.
THEIR TEST or REPCBLIcANISM
From The Buffalo Express.
openly confess that they recognize - test Of re.
puDlicanlsm except "iil'nth'-7 - D' E"ns' ~,
dienation when he Is called boss Pray VINO maze
him the sole standard Of Ftpusi,Nim W ia ~,
80 TERROR IN IT FOR THE MAYOR
From The Boston Transcript
The Patt men Of New York city have issued an
address to the Republicans Of Ncw-lork 9tate' VI,
breaking his antc-ccction pledges Thcy virtually
accuse Mayor Strong Of not benS slu''S 'O'5i
10 suit them. But such charges are unlikely 70
tcrrify MAYOR Strong II particle a. ne Is only d.
sirous OF dong his whole duty id'h'' IMAM CIV
partisan interests.
CANT AFFORD TO OPPOSE MIR; STRONG.
From The OsWc8o Times.
We see nothing in Mayor Strong course so iar
that does not make for the best lh'sr''is 81 'ii
CHOSEN 20 rule. Republicans cannot aH'Id 10 IN
terrerc automatically 10 anch purposes on i'
part ana especially on the very inaa,!nhtG a'lu u
tenablc ground thai ne Is HOI "S'i'""''' '''
patronage to suit them
TIRED OF THIS SORT OF THING.
From The Mail and Express.
Have the people AT any time intimate thai tnoy
wish the affairs Of The STATE or cry 10 p ~
anye ara growing enormously tired Of this sort Of
hing and OF the kind OF legislators VINO are VIE
Inc IN submit TO t. II is safe 10 predict that me
neSs, Iegisiature VIII be different both IN personnel
and In principle.
A PETTY RESPONSE.
From The Boston standard
As q piece OF English composition 1t IS peculiarly
unntelligibe. Ike a poor uaH i a. 81 aj
merely an insipid rchash OF the specch-wofh iiit
Observation-Disclosures doctrine ~ ,IeSpqhis 10 Il
JuStiau ,d neity: and the pereOnal illusions which
thread IL are unplcasantly bare
srIIL uARpING OK "EKOKEN FAITH"
From The Lewiston Journal
The "rnachine's' reply 10 the anu-Phtt niamicsto
,.'nnd Nv rcnrescntaiiYe Republicans OF New YORK
t,i,v n on the same worn-out theme brokeh ram
since Mayor Strong has succeeuea III .,"P'ht li',l
with the thousands OF volor9 nDccr. AZ ne ma
chine The Mayor denies any Ir1C.n' VI ,iaItl
Faithfuiness to the work ol r'loi" - -"'S"
StrOngs guiding star.
WHAT GROUND FOX COMPLAINT HAS Hh'
From The New-YOrk Herald
who is Mr. Platt that he should thus come before
the public and complain tnat ne n1 r noa "oGn ac-
corded due consideration? That, d,t' III, y me
most important question Have ~ ,, iuu1to nv
,na led at any time In any way that tht aIiaiFs or
this State or this city are - De CUM ~ IL, -, -, ~
w. ho ,nd,y arc holding back DIS, the passage OF
Witch &c urgently demanded by ne people. because
Mr. Plat has ordered their DENY