New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
THE GOVERNORS VETO.
HIGH PRAISE FOR 1T BY THE BEST
CITIZENS.
GENERALLY REGARDED AS MEANING THE COL
LAPSE OF THE PfATT MACHINE IN This
PART OF THE STATE.

GENERALLY REGARDED AS MEANING THE COL
LAPSE OF THE pL.ArT MACHINE IN THIS
PART OF THE STATE.
co,orror Nortons veto Of the Kings County Char
tiles Organization bill was the talk OF the poll
,cia,s on both sides of the river yesterday. IL
was n tremendous and most unpleasant SURPRISE
to that class OF mercenaries VINO are !" po'''ie'
for what they can get out OF II. ana VINO thouSht
,ba, Jacob Worth. who. with the assistance ana
connivance of Thomas Z. Plat. had engineered 'he
BIZ through the Legislature. had been aoie 70 prs
such Influences TO bear upon the Governor as shouid
at least induce him to permit 1t to become Id"
nv constitutional limitation. The disappointed fia''
Worth clan could scarcely find words In which u
spt ont their venomous denuncaton or the Wv
ernor They accused him yesterday or as many
kinds Of bad faith" they have been laying ii.
tho door of Mayor Strong since the latter shoWeu
his repugnance OF Hogan methods "hfh i"'
Tribune published its Northumberland fepo,' 49,
,,y tho Governors visit to the city this week that
the Worth Kings County Charities bill wouIa De
vetoed by Mr. Morton. the representatives. Oh M,
Plat about the Fifth Avenue Hotel sheereu d. Wv
,,ossbu,tv Of such an act Of independence on inc
Govcrnor.s part Yesterday they were bitterly III,
weighing against the Governor Hsr@"''' ~
lack OF political sense.
on the other hand the best men oil all pa' ''' a"-
In both factions OF the Republican orsa''|'"O'
commended the Governors wise and patrio'ic i"'.'
,ror,, nth rho schemes OF the political thugs VINO
sougb, =, use the public institutions OF Brooklyn u
aid them I'm building up the Platt-Wor'h "'a'''"''
Tbev co,upared Mr. Morton's exalted views oil eAeO-
u,Iyc duty with the trucking subservi'ncy 10 i'o
dia.e Marty advantage which characterized his wv
Democratic predecessors In the Governors cha'',
Hi and Flower and rejoicei that the people "'''
4, Albany a chief Magistrate so fearless anu "''-
dauuted Respectable Republicans AL over the TWO
cities said that they were proud that they had cast
their votes FOR Levi +. Morton. -, ua,,
The far-rcaching effects OF this veto on tiie .n
,nnrhire in tho State were not forgotten III III
fiscr,ssons which the Governors action odii,'
an, The main hope Of the Organization ~
trolls-l by Jacob Worth was centred IN '"e III
nirlous bill which the Governor strangled An'n
INTO his hands Worth expected 70 controi 'h' IT,
n,hlican conventions OF Brooklyn, ana 10 tuIn
n,cr >, Mr. Plafi tho delegates TO the hepupll.an
Sf,fc convention from Kings and tho oth"r couhtes
~ Long Island. The Plat forces expected 10 re-
co,in some OF their losses In New YORK county
ro.d bill would put into Worth's hands was TO De
used I'm this way. The collapse or Morth : Wel'
lail plans means the collapse or the flatt ha'hhe
In this part OF IN. state -. o..
Republicans OF brooklyn praised lAeutenani-''oV-
ernor saxion yesterday FOR hts sturdy labors
Governor visited Brooklyn recently. ana took pains
10 tnaulrc into the motives which actlated worth
and his henchmcn In pushing tho enactment OF such
a measure and ascertain what the real puphc
sentiment was there regarding tho bill. Ills con-
Illusions Mr. Saxion laid before the Governor IN MS
Inc arguments he was able To make had du" weight
AMI aided the Governor I'm arriving at the deter
minafion which has caused such wllespTead saus-
faction.