New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
THE REAL OPPOSITION TO rLATT.
From The Buffalo News

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THE REAL OPPOSITION TO PLATT
From The Buffalo News.
The Democratic press Is making an effort - MAKE
it appear that the opposition = Boss Paw Is manly
represented by three or four ea iers 81 ne i"unn
Platt Is represented by the lj5rH majority gwen 10
Govern0r Morton IN The last state tiecton. no
Boss Flatts platform, the which ne 20"
stands been adopted and advocated by Boss 'latt
last TALL Senator Hi would now be Governor OF the
state o. Ne"-1 ork. There is 40 question ABOUT thit
SORRY TO SEE HIM HELPING TAMMANY.
From The EmIra Advertiser
Nobody wants 70 read Mr. Platt out Of the party;
they wan u get MN back into thu party. lie is
capaR9ls 81 cong sIlcnaie Work for the pariy am
therefore mos, VINO WISH the party wei are sorry
70 see him IN any COLLISION with the D-moc-
r4cy at ih b teSs( ransy are sorry to zee nun
lions, is delighted 70 see him playing.
PUBLIC OPINION TOO MUCH FOR HIM.
From The Boston Journal
1t looks now if Boss Platt had found public
oPn9m a nue. 100 ns a ,Vr h me chances ar
passed in the form wnicn Mayor Strong approves.
There is no prctence moreover, that tho Mayor has
weakened in the least or MADE any promises.
RUN AGAINST ANOTHER sNAG.
From The Lewiston Journal
Platt has run against another snag in New-York
There is split in his forces in the Legislature" and
he has been compelled 10 yield again. lie has al
ready surrendered Mayor Strong N the matter
of the Power Of Removal BILL and 1t ought to be
easier for him 10 yield To that same rcsOutc Mayor
as regards the Police Magistrates bill The doubt
fI" Senators refuse longer 10 make war against
public opinion.
THE COMMUNITY UPHOLDS THE MAYOR.
From The Hudson Republican.
Mayor Strong has the advantage Of position IIe
sit In his chair and walt II anybody in Albany
tries TO hamstrlng him he VIII appeal TO the com
munity This policy Of his Is clearly demOralizing
the opposition forces in Albany, and some Of the
able there have given him assurances Of
their warm support
THE RUMORS OF A PLATT DEAL.
From The Hartford Courant
One or two Of the Plat heeers In the NeW-York
Senate made a characterlsticaly bOisterOus and Of
fensive exhibition OF themselves yesterday. There is
a In the air that their chief has made deal
FOR the first time-with David Is. Hill. The
Trbune's Albany correspondent believes IL to be
true and gives his reasons. Some OF them are pretty
SOLD looking reasons, to-
GETTING AWAY FROM BOssIsM.
From The Sioux City Gowa) Journal.
II was said o: political boss once that he divided
mankind into two ella sses-his enemies and his
slaves That is the necessary result OF bossism IN
the offensive sense Of the term, the bossisn OF
Iammany or OF Platt. Il looks as II the kepubh-
cans 0: New-York were getting ready u issue
an emancipation proclamation
HEALTHFUL REPUBLICAN SIGN.
From The Medina COhio) Gazette.
The passing OF tom" Piatt from the dictator
snip OF the Republican party in New ! ork - one
OF the healthful Republican signs OF the times mat
There IS room for bosses IN the Repubucan
party.
Ills FOLLOWERS DESERVING.
From The Mail ana Expresi
The men who followed Mr.. Plat IN the hope that
he would secure patronage for them are deserving
him. He may have 'line left, but he has not
enough men to II. In fact. the machine Itself
appears to be u vanishing quantity.