New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
PRESSURE ON THE MAYOh
URGED BY MANY REPUBLICANS TO Ar
PROVE THE BIPARTISAN POLICE BILL
p1.Arr PEOPLE HOPING THAT HE WILL D''''
PROVE IT. AS THEY THINK SUCH hhf ''N
WILL PREJUDICE THE VOTERS u
THE STATE AGAINST 'iH
MAYOR AND THUS HE'LL

THE MACHINE
cover,or Marion returned to Albany E'S','
Before leaving the city he heard 'h'' ', ,, Mn
might not approve the iNph''s"" - can
Mayor sirong's attitude towarh '"iS t1cr,ble
tinucd yesterday to be a subj''' ~ o, NJ
anxiety among the ant-Platt h'pun".""9 pa
the city alone. but wcl-kno"n anu NM" 49,, ,ror,
nuhlcans All over tho state have been hc"r' "'''
They arc urging the Mayor TO acc'P' Wv ,i,..,,
% true friends OF his own ana OF NV "''
party, and approve the bill - . tto,ol
Thc Plat machiniais At the Fifth Avenue
last night were In receipt OF infor'n"'on WIZ =. ,e
them TO believe that the Mayor WIS ""'' a
won ovcr IN the side OF the bill THIS report W.
ANYTHING Lat pleasing to Mr.. pau Nv
from his trip TO Washington Ias' ''''''e' ~
this was the first piece OF rev" ''"' ,o,
muncatel to him. The machine nv" mn" 49,.
hoping that the Mayor would refuse 10 "pP'O
bill on account OF the effect sue" ." ' ,.n,o-
ncc,cd 70 have AT Albany and through me "'l'''"'
OF the State. They purpose USING u 10 l''
claim that the Mayor Is wholly un''r '"' ''''
OF the Committee OF Seventy reform '''"'''''
poscd largely OF latent Democrats ana Una. no
cares nothing for the welfare OF TIE f'ep"p"' an
party but is willing leave it exposed 10 ''""''S
mon the ballot box which the Democrats can
perpctrafc again whenever they return I" nv
troll OF municipal affairs. Should Mayor strong
ssn the Bipartisan bill Plat would ma h'"'
deprived Of a great deal Of the capital he IL pam"
Ing for capturing DELEGATES ana 'o"''o''''s '
venfons up the state.
Many Of the best-knOwn opponents OF the rlh''
machine nave been using this argument WIN '"'
Mayor For six years the party has peeh "oo''''h
IA make the law conform 10 the bipartisan irin-
clpc I'm the Police Board Of this 'liy wh'h WIS
rerosnized by custom until rammary nan ''-
s,rovcd II In 1889. Three years ago The bem''rd''
Governor and Legislature siill further weakened
the hope Of honest and fair elections 10y reducing
the number Of Republican election Inspectors rom
two 10 ore In every election district In tn's ''S'
but leaving the Democrats TWO. thus pa'ns ''''
district in Ncw-York under tire control Of Iamu''"E
Hall Ex-Sp.akcr Malby yesterday called IN"
N,,or.s attention to the circumstance that none
q, me Democrats who had been arguing IN ifNo.
OF the dsapproyai OF the Bipartisan bill raised MS
voice against these Democratic Preparations '"'
fraud Llorienani-Goyosn)r SaNon. Emu TO- ..o':
! E.lI.u Cornelius y. Bliss Commissioning Bi"'n-
field Controller Roberts. eN-'ongr sslnhh ~, nS,
cans On both Sides Of the Harlem River, nav ~.
pcaed f. the Mayor on similar Et"'''s,' he
Wa told. would weaken The opponents o' N n
Pat machine IN every county OF We > w., IN,
The return ~ the In without The Mayors approtA.'
Mr. Malhy was confident. wh'' soon yss,r'' a. !.
i.glsaiurc In spite u the Mayors opJe' IONS.
but ne wanted the Mayor 10 snare ~ ,'' d.,
m M giA ''a o. ihc ,''' Lcri f
Thr Navcr's demand ar tho rc.ignanon Of 20
r.c ne comm ssonrrs Murray AMI Kerwn has ben
responder 10 b, the latter In ietrr of Fetn,n =
Published yesterday; Bat 'o"nss.o"'1 H. ~,
eitcr has not vet ben made pghlr Inr M rh ~
VIII probably ind J. In Ms man th,s in.i'.H
! Whatever his answer may he. ih" MAJOR wa 90
ahead ana APPOINT ms n'H ,i ,oIor. rre
| Ry a. o'clock Tn"1lor+ Roosevelt am ,l,l,
arlck H. Grant Republicans VI" probably u. I'm.
miss.one 10 a%c ,h' pa ,s5r.r H. rsrtcr n.m5-
| cr,t WIl be- James + Martin III.
| MAJOR VIZ , - WIZ Commissioners whatever
| he may dec. &c 10 do about 'h' l'"'