New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
MP G. r. KNOX REFLECTED.
,ccrvnrvC.y or TAMMANY IN HE
BOARD or EDUCATION


FIVE FLANK BALLOTS CAST AGAINST HIN IN
r,xc prrr1xc; ITSELF IL BEAUTIFUL ro-
s,r,ov To ZEE KICKED OFT OF cos
rro,. o.. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
With that brazen indifference 10 public oi'"''o"
u.biob has characterized the doingf OF i"'''". -
nan from the time Of Boss Tweed down 10 w..
-. d,v Tho ri-c in the Boarl or tdnca''"'
Al Yesterdays meeting OF that body c'c''ru "
remhcr of Tammaay Hairs La" 'o''"' -. =,
charles H. Knox president OF t'e 'o''" -,
tonnded charges have been made again ana again
that tho public schools in TINS Guy "hue' w
,,,h,i,r ,,euoncc Of Tamran! rule nave ~
Generated into a reproach TO the city. MEMBER VI
the BOARD of Education vino have haa 'ne man
hood 10 nc independent have adfh''e" "'"' Wv
charges are true. while the r'os' sca'"ns a. -
.an, =, all WAS made by Charles c. Wehrum
when he was a Commissioner three "eehs as"
He showed in detail how over ior'! "' "'V p ,,
.ohoo, buildings we're in unsanitary coh"''io"
and a constant menace to the heaith OF 'n' Pui'"''
In many OF the other city departments ''''
many office holders have had the "e'c",! W =
49,, ,,,or, waiting TO ne kicked out. The TAM
many ring in the Board OF fnu'a''o"' NJ 49,.
&c showing rs much intelligence In MANAGING Ia
no,,,cs "a Il has in the conduct OF the pupn'
scbools and Is placing Itself IN most ahNah'a
geous position to be kicked out .,.
In electIog = typical Tammany man as presidei'
n the board in bold defiance OF pubhc oNi''''
hp ri asked
Going 10 dc about it," As soon as inc Mayor =
Power of Removal bill has become a law Mayo
Strong will be able TO tell just what ne Is so"s
10 do about II. -,
4 mos. significant feature Of the vote YESTERDAY
was N. five plank ballots that were cast. twenty
Of the tweniy-one Commissioners "ef" p'cEc"'
Only ono nomination for president was inan", ~ ~,
thai vas made by Mr. GOulden. VINO nonll 49, ~,
K,oy TIE ballots were then taken an ."'.nI
votes were cast Fifteen "ere Tor MI Mo. 49,
Ave we're blank the banks showing no" ln'cil.r wa"
tha feeling against the election ~ lamnIah! lha ,
- tho PRESIDENCY the part ~ thf inu' - ~,
rnernhers of the hos RI The hi"cn votes l't VI a..
Knoy however do moi represent MS supp 80 !.
tho hoard He mas hardy majority IN ms sur'ot,, =
twelya being all that we're claimed Tor M" ~ w
rinC As there were n other npminat lions -o'n'
he in1anendent members of the board woe" l"'
him. -, -. $3.50, ,..u ,,ornet
t., no matters 81 the board that the rms mas mri'
n rrsot mistake IN putting TammanY ma, y, w
h.,d NJ ar 81 the most important inhnlcipf N'
n,rime,ts whom public sentiment mas Just been ~ %
,,resee1 q, oyerw nelmlnEly against thar "ieanlN
IL, I, &c confidently predicted That Mayor H'i'Ns
an ,oso no tim. N ejcc'nc IN" ring from N" hpdf
Ind nutinc IN the places - thee men citizens w.
viii he governed ny the interests ~ the ho'S ana
moi hv tho Interests NJ Tammany liall
C.o-nnn,ssoner Huhheli announcef thf' on S''n
d,v a, . n m the school boys in'er 'st"l "a N"
ihv,ical culture League viii meet a. frf'n'n"F
School No 50 Fif:y-foGr'h-st ani S.Nth-aF". i'r
driI and other genera eN'rclsTs