New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

,,... u,x.,ss Commissioner, Mr.. Lyman, is
v,vorously criticised by THE utca ooSe''oi
q, M he,,er than other Platt appointees' s'eo'''e
" ,h,s cr,,,c for after taking his oath OF once 10
~ ' 49,. CONSTITUTION OF the United States ana
-, cs,,,u,,on OF the State OF New-fork' ne ue-
,n.ro,oiv went contrary TO the organic law o' lhe
STATE .'The nrst thing he did, says inc W.
s.rv.r" "was to participate IN consP"N' ~
x,h,ch the Civil Service provision OF 'he 'o"S"uo'
49,. o,,oshed The special agents were eHemp'eu
ton, the constitutional requirements OF co"ipe"
tive examination. 1t now seems tina, ne nus '
-, oye, the mild requirement OF the hoh-co'"-
no,itiv- examination In appointing spec'a' as ~
~. civil Service Commission discovers iouI'ee" .o
o,,h,,cans on the list In New-forK ana ptooN'S
-, .,,o ro, taken any examination at an. lyman
M VINO nay aht,nsef above the law and Constitution
;. l. .rbe Chatham Republican" Lou Payn's Ole
,,,ah organ. that still wildly shriehs Nc
Won't be nominated" The M Marsha ,, dies
Kinley won won he did with the other S6 Grant sup
porters sixteen years u.s.
,r. ~. question: VIII Morton stick? the Troy
press' promptly replies: ~ WIN l'r usps"u -.
pIott In political matters fIa.t , Sn ue ''''' win"
Inc Governor shall ana shan Ho' W.
>, ,,s rt,le short OF certain to The syracuse
-. ,ha, warner Miller cannot be delivered oy
p,", either by freight. express or ohi'ed states
mail"
, oavice is given by THE Bnghamon Her
"a, % followers OF the machine VINO are oppos''s
49, organlzation Of the Mckinney League 'iro"e"
'ne VI c,a,e '.The Platt men In this city and
o"' 49,. !, remarks who are doing what they
Wv - nr.vent an expression OF MCKINNEY oeiore
~ s 9, Louis Convention. are digging 'helr OWN
III, ~, graves" The Herald then preaches
Poi,,uoas asnnon taking for It's text the ocrp1u,a ,
iltir that man can serve "o ma he II.
TSa statement 1t adds was maze av"s nt i,
in the ear; day and 1t applies to the politicians
ho.ds goou ooIher people. The Mckinley campaign
as W. wen c,ate will be conducted by Mr Mchl,isy 5
IN this ond not by the eutenants ana heicIien l ~
friends ana r Plat. the alleged Republican who Is
IHesaving no stone unturneu " '
,,,Jatory possble next faIL
?, 10 the deliberate opinion or Ihe hhira AuEer
-. ,hot the Republican candidate for PRESIDENT
t'' Nnvember will carry this State BY at least
ne ne c., nuraty There Is hope Tor any hepnp'O
lcS"v pPns this way Mr.. Fassett Will come out All
right yet
ur McKinley's clear majority of the delegates
,a,,.d n the St. Louis Convention clears the AIT
..r,.rs "a no longer any excuse. says IHe La
o,,a Gazette" for doubling the temper OF
me tA people. Such unanimiiy has not ex.steu K,s
Tins OF MIR Platt II they had any effect at an nave
heIned the man he expected 10 ln1ure; MS i,ni.u-
lous claims have created no fensaton, anu .ns
only that he has been hurting tne Wr
nenew % ought to follow Warner Millers example
and denounce Mr.. Platt.
one OF Mr.. Platts closest friends declares In
THE watertown Times that Platt Will soon De
left entirely alone In his warfare on Mckinley.
The prevailing opinion is that Piatt has lost MS
head entirely.