New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

From The Mail and Express.
In politely showing Mr P,att the door Governor
Morton has not only indicated the dignity OF his
ONCE and his own self-respcc, but nag TREMENDOUS,
IS fortified himsef IH the respec. oi ms party anu
OF the entire people 81 the state.
ANOTHER BLOCK IN THEIR PATH.
From The Boston Journal.
horrible suspicion "s'iies the p's or1 men as
Ne"-iork that Governor Morton may prove d.
iniractab.e a Mayor strong.
FOUGHT TO \ sTANDSTIGL.
From The Buffalo Ne~s.
Plat has been fought to a standsthL lie is no
longer .rbitcr OF the states legislation He can NJ
representatives, 90 m people IN me i'5'l'trr %
in the executive. cntr ot ciiy or S'dir re J.,
party and ask ieg.-lAtiOn-anl ask the Governors
o.. lrota. q a.
GOOD ADVICE FROM THE GOVERNOR
From The llnrtnri 'ourAnt
Anrarerflv Governor Morton advised ex-senator
Thomas collier par 20 hang up me ,omanawk,
wan ~ the NAr-pllat and Try smoking the pipo
Co.. peace awhile Nr change.
TIE PARTY GREATER THAN THE BOSS.
From The BuGsl, c1mmerciA-
/, understood ini' G.sera2r Morton has SET III,
thc COST - good COVE. hmeni 1s De sh,i's me so
s.l'llai ~ A.. ur.. On, Erie County delegation
know tae .entintni- 'i th"i ,o"' | - ~ ,i
crisis. and % O man .f.ai io} 1ly ~ ne pfln,l-
pics ~ homo rii' Iar Kepihi. an parry - sfr1l.I
than ans l1-s AID "lI D.; hIoN liSci 10 D VIZ
his umc
REFORM HOLDS ITS oWN AGAINST HIM.
From The Worcester G'1",'e.
Thoma. a. rlatt 81, -ti struggling % maintain ms
iho legislature Al Albany IN his nghi against Mayor
strong ana reform. hut STRONG IL rapli{ "i,niins
League club .. talking words Of wisdom t. me
Governor. Il SIN looks As Il rc'orm "''i ho'i
H. ground.
STRONG Not \ PARTY WKECkEH.
From The Mlrnng Advertiser
lI.r-ht!lWlng fear or the IItlt
Republicans J.. that Mayor strong VIII WICK u'
rary aey snry 2v 15 re r ,h~ par:y when
he headed the Ticket in this city IN November list
WHERE DOES HE GET HIS AurHoRIrYf
From The Newark Advertiser
VINO cectel Mr Thomas rai, GS 'i,, r6 ~.
history u modern or ancient pol's 1i ion,e ,g
spectacle quite - enormously cne,ky aht mp %
,he sat and clty OF New-York Who delegated
him the powers That he presumeS Y, .Ne,U'1e; n
II ne really were the executive OF STATE ana me-
uOD)is?
NOTHING OWED TO PLATT
From The Norwich Bulletin.
The idea that the Republican party OF New,f o PIX
Great victory Of November IL absurd II was
victory by the people In ne Interests 81 oS .b
,hc spoils system tho sposmen and self-assnmins
political bosses Is with Mayor Strons IN ns IN, IN
deavor - 10 the people desire Instead 9f yl'u'ns
- a Clique az corrupt Tammany ana no more
worthy OF recognition.
THE GREAT BOSS MEETS OBSTACLES
From The Utica Press.
The Visit of Boss Plat to Albany and M c,l'e =,
one" with prominent Republicans does not seem TO
nave accompli she'd al that he h3peI, ~ nw1 cty
81 the Republican Assembly men "n m for Mayor
Strong's policy The great boss IL encounterins
h"}r en- recon- vnlrs majority Of the people
are clearly opposed to him in his present undertak-
alSa,s 81 unworthy motives in public affairs.
THEY ALL POINT ONE WAY.
From The Cincinnati Tribune
There are evidences which seem 10 point %
Weakening OF the Platt influence In New-foFh'
so IMPRESSION on THE MAYOR.
From The Springfield Union.
makes no impression upon the Mayor VINO ~ III
posed to mind his own bushes ,.' for r'' move
ncni- against him In the Leg lSi ,ntc al ., 49,,
looks II they would ial nat dhs ,tY Rcp1bII-
can Asscmb. ymen To the effect th ,lc t'op" rhf ~
party Is bound to stand by Mn AYR stcs' Mr.
Platt should be sent about his own o"s''cSS'
UNPLEASANT FOR THE BOSS.
From The Waterbury Comm Rcpubhcal
Thomas 6. p:ati would y, ghpcreI,T rnSr hadn't
.keJly noced an inverted tack in the chair OF the
Tioga boss
GOOD REASONS FOR THEIR obJEO''o'>
From The Lewiston MeJ Journal
II is said that P.att objects 10 MI BUR- aIpo,In
ncni because he il such an expert in clvh service
lava that would be hard to manage ~ Is srre
one OF the Plat men try to cvadc the WI
laws Plat viii Try 10 get even with , b.
Jrook Ned by obstructng and II possible kns. tmo
b which IL yciry passed appropra.lns Srov Nav
a. the Department Of Public Works; iet some PEI
,ie think il strange that the people O. New ,k
f'i,v should object - being governed " MI r'"''s
telephone at Albany
WORKING THE WRONG WAY
From The Yonkers Statesman -, ..ur,-
Instead of working for reform and so,d govern,
rent likely TO favor Republican success Al inc nvNt
Election Pati and his followers seem 10 DC III mi
Tor Repubcan defeat and a return OF III" anu
Tammany 10 power
THEY FAILED TO UNDERSTAND
From the Hudson 1N.YJ Republican
some o; Mr. Platts more lmpuisve ioiowers
are threatening To delay al legislation at Albany
mich ~ desired by Mayor strong the tohmlt.re OF
Sswen,y and the Good Government c.ups untli an
.,nJerstl nding' has been reached with me mayor
This means In other words, that they would try 10
ne the Legislature force Mayor strong 10 voiate
liz hedges 10 In people and make municipal APP
noi,iments a matter OF Republican politics. ~ -
no To-, aviden, that these men have not grdsped tne
nom ., Wr sron.'s personality. and that they have
r,rcotten that Governor Morton Is on record as
az ainst this kind Of politics.