New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
AboMmaws:
"TnE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
Received the HIGHEST AWARD
at the WORLDS FAIR, and at the
ANTWERP EXHIBITION.


they would no longer brook machine perform
ances.
The views Of sigourney W. Fay, prominent
drvpoods man vouId have attracted Mr.. Platte
deep attention had all which Mr.. Fay had 10 say
been authorized for publication Suffice II TO
say that Mr. Fay's remarks were 50 forcei"l' 20
terse and so direct that no political highwaEi'a''
or knave would have failed to comprehe"u wv
language For publication Mr.. Fay au'hoiiHe'
the following: Il am with Cornelius y. b''sS
In this fight against this man Platt' % a'' '"e
leading men In the drygoOds district i"0 "o''
Of them are Republicans. We do no' see why
knavery, chicanery and fraud should con'roi '"'
Republican party Of this county. fia'' M n"'''e
stands for everything that Is worst IN
Tammany Hall methods are not 10 De op,np" ,' ara
with his We know Tammany han anu W. o. ~
prepared to deal with her accordingly, LIN Dut
are never prepared to deal with sileans snai,inss
methods in our own camp. am out VI P,hi.r IN,
What self-respectng man can have any nm :
10 do with politics when run ny SUI. such y
a man as Platt? His latest diatrioe. WIN
It's assaults upon the respectable kepuoica' ~ ~
this city. Is the most monumental P0 -
cheek OF which have ever heard ~ ,i
There were other we-known Repubncah puE' ~,
ness men who expressed similar views ,,bau,
not wish to be quoted, however one oi t'ehi
said. "Whv talk back against such man az
Platt? His methods are beneath contempt Es'
the good work Of showing lp the irduuS "a Om ~,
The more the display Of such FRAUDS ~ Pu Pirs up
the more clearly II will demonstrate the NlOlous
condition Of things brought to pass tnious -
Platts instrumentallty His day Is coming u ,, a,
end. We are content to wait Tor ]" anu - " y
II along in own way , .
The most absurd feature of the attack upon
the Committee of Twenty-Five Is Sehci"'''
garded having been Paits allesaunn , ,t,n' t,".
the Committee OF Five Hundred. now SIX hun
dred had been padded. Geneial ""So.
Swayne's words that only fool or An eXper.
would compete with those Platt- Laul =, paI 1 a.
fellows in padding" were quoted iar anu "'''
yesterday. 49,, ,
Az a matter Of fact. the whole Committee OF
Five Hundred was made up through ssha.ulu' s..,,,
to printed postals or blanks sent TO h~epup,- ~
| cans of this county. In proof OF the ueep'
earnest and widespread interest taken ny scli
respecting Republicans against the Platt- -haa,
terbach frauds in the enrolment ana a.
the primaries Il is not amiss 10 state
that Republicans prominent in business
and professional circles of this city wen'
to the trouble of signing these postals and senh
ing them in to the Committee on fet''lohS III
| formal protest against the frauds
As instances of the character OF the k"pupii,
| cans who are signing these printed blanks. anu anu
going to the trouble OF forwarding theln th'r'
| NAV be cited Charles Lanier. the wcn-known
| banker of tho house of Winslow, Laner CO.,
ex-Judge Henry T. Rowland. Austin Ahhott.
one OF the foremost figures at the bar, klchard
Butler, a gentleman who is known Tar ana "id'
Tor his scholarly attainments: william u. Guth-
| rie Of the law firm Of Seward. Guthri" Il
Marowitz: Or. y. II. St John Koosa whose
standing In the medical procession caIS LOT Hu
comment: Salem II. Wales. Of the East River
Bridge Commission. and "A former Park Com
missioner: Charles L. TIFFANY. the head Of the
famous jewelry house In Union square, Louis
stern, Of the well-known drygoods house OF
Stern Brothers.: the Rev. DR.. Virgin and Dor
man B. Eaton.
These names have been selected haphazard
from the huge pile OF names attached 10 these
card petitions.
At the headquarters OF tho Committee on In
| yes,Igaton, at No. 143 West Forty-nrst-st. let
tors from representative Republicans are sil
| nourinp In Some Of those received yesterday
| were evidently the result of Mr.. Platts dia