The sun., 1895-01-13
PRESIDENT Of The Board Of Police


The man docs not live who can draw up
new Mayor Is flt for his ofiice-f don't want TO
be understood AZ disparaRing hlm-he Will have
to without the f repeai BY tie Legislature OF a
single law: but aside from what the Legislature
do the Of y s c c MT FRrk %
power by taking broader views and making
proper allowance for the innrmities OF human
nature to do q vast amount toward making the
rest, OF the Mayors term as happy as the first
Let us encourage the civic spirit. When We
get good man in Office let us try 70 strengthen
him and when we get bnd msn.i th9 cit,xenS en-,
of the Mayors was ak years ago" lLaughter.l
SPEECH OF GEN. HORACE PORTER.
Gen. Porter, following Mr.. Hewitt, said that
the Union League Club and the L9tos club, hob,
him TO say that righteousness and peace had
kissed each other. Which was righteousness and
Thch peace ne e for the nnc 10 NO % S
memSerS e g We're % Of he Kind who Gsiisye in short
The physical delights had been greatly enjoyed.
but the real cerebral picnic began when one was
SSsa SSrsse upon few TO psaS
Den Porter how the gray locks became darker S.5
spot, and the bent figure was, straishtened up
when Col. Strong called us boys. As have
said before, when Mr.. strong was &C 4 candidate ii
people said. Candidates are like sugar maple
trees, they're in best condition when In good
testntions of non-partisanship mean that . man
needn't part with everything he has In order to
&c! III 0fe se you story man came to the
Committee Of seventy to see about the new gov
OF Ss.o and mptaed aS osSs scw. He GS
DUN DUN lie il said; N% No, lAt but y haf Pfsn tylss
Another said that when he wns called upon to
write in an album he wrote: There is Doctor
Gen Porter here left story telling. or appeared
to do so. for moment, and turned his attention
name there was much applause. Gen. Porter
Mr. Gofr is here. who before he assumed
effort to find ont about some lots by means
OF which our police Inspectors got rich. He
know that since his committee adjourned they
have been discovered. The lots from which
G Shef
applause1 This year everything has been dry
goods. We elected Morton because he had been
In the dry goods trade; we elected strong
because he was in the dry goods business; we
chose Parkhurst as a leader because he began
goods men, Mr Lawrence instead Of being club
Presidents. we might have been Presidents OF
ducks. we might have been out shooting them.
" 1t is wrong 70 say we have no pride IN our
city. Saying that because this is everybody's
city IL Is nobOdy's city is all nonsense. confess
hearing of those Deadwood Fifth avenue
We Se% ehc.as It. rs the se
flood and famine stricken communities, to all
calls for relief the world over. that has led the
we have been loaded for elephants and have had
no fine shot for game near at home"
GoFF TAKES HIS FIRST SMOKE.
Mr. Goff's health was drunk. Mr.. Con said
he was not in condition TO speak. not only be-
cause he had been pumped dry. hut because he
couldn't spoil the treat to the community given
Patterson had told him that he would never never
hf toid hin" % said s Mr. Gotf. that could drink al,
most much as IA Justice Of the Supreme Court,
but he said that would at do: that to smoke was
attitude He quoted some verses which i'm
pressed me 80 forcibly that ordered cigarette;
have begun as s;, 81 smoke Saub by cigarette and
- can only say a few words on some random
remarks made by previous speakers Mayor
Strong said he had seen 81
called Lotos Eaters They could not be mem
bers OF this club. am sure the members Of this
strong has said : 7 hope that three years hence
will be seated on the left of your President
That sentence is the safeguard of Mayor
to serve politicians and parties for the
purpose Of being his own successor in office.
to pursue the bent OF his own convictions, and
5; Ssuns aaSnsr.ss
ike his predecessor. turn the seekers after
organization: he has got to face them himself.
We ought to stand by him and make this city,
not only the first in name, but the first in honor
Charles c. Beaman spoke after Mr.. Goff. and
the other speakers were job f. Hedges. Capt
w. ii. White, and Col. E. C. James.