New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
WHO pYsrrRBs REPCBLICAN HAREoNff

From The Eimira Advertiser March j. S'' o-,
Who started out for roAbe: Wh@ o,cIi6n VIA.
warfare: VINO raised the cry o.
When Mr. Morton was nominated at Saratost
y,l,b Enthusiasm locked to the S1andari
which he was to carry Iaere Vii aside their
EFon: of reqret and volunteered as enthusas;lt
WORKERS in the great Republican army Io' '''
Inder resolution whch the state ConV ah' ,Ca
OF the year previous had passed any ,b1. he
policy OF the party mad been declared 10 o. r oo
State Committee should not be re0rsan!Tru rls m
the heels OF the campaiin, p 9he rSmpan In vlo-
aton of this Gear nnder.anisdinS; wi'ny VINO Vas
ft hcn the chairman OF the state Committ.e' Inc
state COMMITTEE was called together ana re was
Ienosed from his Office and at the saint III h AZ
All eqmel Thomas was rot reelected 10 ms ono
IA treasurer of the State Committee ms W.. nv ~
Grst evidence OF the determination on ice part u
anybody 20 punish anybody else. -. bottom, ~.
After the eecon. during several w'eNS peors SaT
for reots ,'," ,r Ibn rew!y eecad representa-
tires ~ tho ORGANIZATION for the expressed an
openlv declared purpose OF defeating William BROOK
nc.d's rejection as chairman or thc HeW, no' :
! he'd for hrce years. Again 10 criticism OF any
J tind had been passed against Ny Er9okiieid as 10
! loyalty When the County Committee met ne wa.
! and brilliant !awyer. who was best known. however
AZ the representative Of corporations at Albany
When Mayor strong came to make his appoint
ments he made them in accorilnGe WIN the Pa,
Commissioner OF Public Works William Brooktiel,l
who for four years had been chairman ~ tue o'at'
Committee and who would have yet been chairman
| had he not been defeated ny these sweet advocates
of peace ne had been for three years the Chairman
| of the County Committee and would have pern ~
chairman VET but for these same advocates or peace
! General Coils who and IL "A member or IN
] state committee. and who WAS AMI Is a member o
the Republican County Committee Tor the count!
! ~ New York was made DeputN tcmmisioner q
p public Works Who 4 then who hrst cre'
out for war; The present chairman OF the stat
Committer Charles W. Hackett, he beneficiary o
Nj Brookfeld's downfall.
Next in line came ex-Marshall PaNn, always III
sturdy lieutenant OF Mr.. Plat. Then came Senate
gov whose language. II correctly stated IN III
F Ncw-York newspapers. was 'if We are 10 have wa
lot MS have II At once. and no more shly-shaly
The poople VIII recall the march up 10 Albany
and the loud and mrid threats OF retaliation an
vengeance uttered hy the present army OF peace.
The people will also recall the mastery manner !
/ which Governor Morton met the situation and IN
dampcncd and discouraged condition In which IN
army OF peace" returned 10 NeN-iork from thei
1 occupation OF AOanN. . 49,
And what. now. has this army OF peace done
! They have aroused every newspaper frlendiy
them In the State OF New-Nork TO misreprese
MAYOR Strong and TO withhold full ana accura,
J representation OF their own attitude. 1heN nay
stirred up their friends In the Legislature 10 MOI
NJ and to hang up not only the REFORM ineaSui,
demanded by the city Of New-fork hut the ON
of the people known To bc friendly 10 the reiori
legisla ton demanded by the city OF New-Noik =,
Mayor Strong has the best OF the situation, ~
has an old fashioned habit Of mindlns his own BUS