New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18

an eternal lease Of power and that nothing can in
Win that and act on that basis we VII md
By-the-way. I'll tell you what Hill reminds me Of
teach his horse to live without eating il Would be
a great economy. and the horse would be very val
died "Davy" Hil thought he had an organization
50 strong that he could defy decency and public SEN
timent His organization died. and he has been at
tending funerals ever since
Asked What mistakes. II any. were made?" Mr..
johnson replied
! don't recall any. ! don't think there were any
sponsibe.
In conclusion he said:
The new ballot suits Grst-rate | think II is a
very great Improvement over the old form The
general plan is splendid: nothing could be much
better. and considering that the law was new and
the people were new to j. II won its way In Won
sary. but ali in all it has won its way wonderfully
well
FAvORs MACHINE POLITICS.
Jesse Fuller chairman of the Republican County
Committee ana concededly level-headed and fair
minded. took the tine TO write out answers 10 the
questions propounded by the reporter. Here they
Every Republican who has the interest OF the
party at heart should belong to the district organ
liza ton the election district where he resides ana
questions Men cannot expect that others VIII think
they do unless they 60 where they can met
district associations showed a membership Of 80 per
cent instead OF 40 per cent OF Lhe a SsnS
shaping the AFFAIRS and selecting ne camaieates
there would be no question as to the dement, the
So-calied machine politics simply resolves itself
into the Republicans who DO join these associations
and then interest themselves IN me inat,sfs pst
tanning 10 the policy and candidates. and follow ms
ty earnest work for either or both. "Ani-fna nine
usually means those Republicans who forget every
thing about the party until after nominating con,
line of battle drawn. and then, suddenly awakening
discover that things are no AS they YOU'D nave
IaG 90 NE rachi3e Who being defeated in
the regular course. hope to become the mAlollH 10y
coalescing with the infrequents. When this method
is successful. they have no further use TOT me
'irregulars" and shout FOR organization.
bee disturbine element In brooklyn Men have
nominated. the candidates selected We're IN tle main
ioval;v supported the cutting beng done by the
Drec,ents heretofore referred TO- Who not taking
part in the nominal ne. refused 10 be bound by the
decision Of the conventions. ORGANIZATION or ma
chine is absolutely necessary for success and all Re
puolicans should either AXE az ac'e part M the
those who do this 20 support the NOMINEE ,,,,
carry Kings County next fall Is one that. IN my
opinion. depends almost entirely on me actoh o!
the Legislature OF 1875 IS ITe'y 5:%eet rHS ev
Is proposed to put through az once t'reatrt ~ ~
York" bill. and this IN spite OF the iaGr ,nar tn n&
city Of BROOKLYN wtnoui the couny be Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor. who openly stated that
he favored the measure was defeated Al anu
cOnsolda tonists and maJoIily OF tn' peoPe, IVA o
believe that consolidation WI ultna'Gly oong; ar
down the throats of the people Of Brooklyn. and
unless resubnission OF referendum IS proNlded LOT
the people will next fan administer rebuke that
Will be far reaching in Us ehecls al theL ps usIs
that issue che force bill, idea) the Democratic party
will carry Kings County by an emphatic majot,lty. g.,
mat II the Republicans hope to continue successful
they must make good, clean. strong hoihlnd toh~
tional provision separating National and state from
municipal ectons furnishes the independent voter
long desea 5 aaed 81 for O he Office and /;
hooves Republicans in convention assembled TO re-
mf ecker for i5S u IfTh 6cy nehd 10 solicit
The greatest mistake Of the recent canvass was
paign Republicans everywhere felt certain ma
their ticket would WIN hanas down cse es 10
win they wen, at it and. as the vote shows won
As 10 the new ballot am unqualihediy in favor
OF H. The percentage Of defective ana Vo,d pal
los f9T i fs 'e year or Two /, Viii be
tSusiastca,iv niorsed ~ all lovers Of good COY
greatest good to the creates, number"
Ex-senator Jacob Worth. it was learned was out
os town yesterday.
Sheriff Buttling. an organization man ana ifleHD
OF ex- Senator Worth. hut who Is fair hghter mas
a firm grasp Of the political situation and makes
good Sheriff. was seen az his home yesterday
sheriff Buttling was for two years chairman OF the
Republican County Committee and IS a man OF IN
questioned influence In the Republican party III
Kings County. He smiled when asked to reply 10
the questions and said:
some of those questions Of your VII MAKE
careful man think FOR some time before ne &is"r,i
them. don't care TO reply 10 mem OH I1i y, il
answer them in a few days ioT YOU But :. - d
little carly isn't IT, 10 begin ths poucdl ah''e!o
again? You don't want /? make me I,IIp.s y.are
oT the thing don't believe any MISTAKES N''e
made during the campaign.
The Sheriff evidently made mental reservation
here Then he continued:
There's lot OF nonsense talked about sepa' %
,,,rni rinal from State and National pol'.S 49,
let me- teu YOU this II you were 70 I'VE
,ears Won would not be able 20 90 that 10 ho tll-
men who max Presidential anu Std'e ho.i,'1
no ka fbs local nominations. and vice versa 10
man i ~ Dl tbere Il too much machine politics IN
me organization: there's not enough or X oU ~
,,cf ~ nave the organization behind You u you ".n
Sictores Politicians DO NOT make MISTAKES ~. >
no other fellows the Nugwumps. that MAKE m lli
eai1 Wurster would not have more IMAM -
majority and they would rot believe me, Dus s !
49, ris-ht ! make careful assertions ABOUT piJa-
nets and am not going 70 say to-iey any 'nlnE
abouf the Republicans carrying the county htN'
F,n But a great deal VIII depend upon no" ~.
Wnrstcr and the other EepuoHcans e''o''1 "I' Oh"
the mean time.
HURT ~ 4 RUNAWAY
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