New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
M lien UPON THE BICYCLE vo .l -
NJ h,n,, ,pr NOT UNDER OBLIGATIONS ~
THE MAcHISr. AND WILL V0iN
INDEPENDENTLY
-. Editor Of The Tribune.

TUT MACHINE. AND "lNN
1SpEIrNpENTLT.
- ~. Editor Of The Tr'pune, "a q dangerous
ca, That "a little kn'weo7v a,n IN the
.',nra was never better eke".P' W. Va sso5. who
,.a,ce of Jacob A. King L. -or.1 Tracy TO
u.s. q, sppeal IN favor " st,- .,orrine
issues an ,a,s, IN The Sun" Of this mo,h.'s
"ielio~ W number Is PROOF '""' -"
MT. N'"o ia 7 A. W member az u.
- noopIe believe; II proves 'i' - Vie state
-. Witch occurred before MS ~ ,o;arod hi
'hH'sS W. 80 Liberty BILL when oe' s,,
ment thar 'n0 - and gave them equal rights
cyo'es 20 hi,bwavs open TO other 'e''''
on d., ponnbncan Governor. is sucn q ""e -, .
signed " ,ba, Mr. King owes an epo'"s! ~
raanlzation which. by rouhos"o'
,a,,n, IN use for partisan pun pO A.. IN
r,h,,can Governor did noi s'e' ~ ,,
a kepup'IO oa I, and the fact Is SO we"
pa'u =. :. Is dificult to understand no" W.
nn' NV one else could state Tue -
~, Co., ia matter Of record anu - - or
-, s,nca been discharged. NJ o"0 =. 3D.. b,I
,,,ed with the details OF the sisiNe MD
Hus'' - nsxment of the debt than Ieoleo ~ 49,
and the pay ~ =, the Port Mr.. BidweL was
wei. ~ ron,ine.,, as a Republican caIlpd'eN,,
NJ ,.ach,ne men love TO call theihse''s
- . stancher L. A. W. man ina" p ~
ii did not hesitate 10 render acu'@ 49,. go, a.,
,a.o,iatine the compact WHEREBY 'he Turn
20 20 he infuenc d for Governor mn ="
was " ,a,ura. aud when the Influencing
'0 -. n,as issue5 by Charles IL. buSco'"' ~
,,rasaent Of the L. T. W.. the cyclists Oh 'os' =.
80 eastiv recall the storm that was ciea. 49,.
rois,oke not Mr. Bidwel not only , q,
preserved the pen when HoVe'no w eoo,,b.s
,n,ng the bill but supplemented MT Lueeo
.r,fssto by a private circular favorihS 'he iae'
surrogate Ransom. who had been OF material "'
sistance In effectng the arrangements .oorr
J,or,,cal partisanship lost sight OF IN seeu'
ing that bill. which vas. IN facI ioo.s' ~,
nd inupnf
alike worked for ifa passage an1 nav S eeu Dsmo
fec.ion for Republican eidwe anr f f'n who
fought Tor Il is foy 70 use II as cain cam are
n1sss6Ie at ,al i@if lawson ~ fuller
molly espousns GsgSe o6 sHG Of tn
Measure. Scott going far to declare that ia "a
hse%enc e Gesf' Park 0G ior the edeaon Of tn
nurse girls ....,as r,hv vheelme
shon,a vote as wheelmen. and such occasions ma
again arise: but in the present municipal campais
ssas. nT Nc asfes snd good
.bsSd S5 rs believe TRHs VIII a aaenes
bicycle vote The wheemetn T r yIse b9 as goo
ride in streetcars or other conveyances. 49, Aoe
SNd rs aHH s0 81 Sese sG ss
pa, All for the "bieyce vote deceves only the III
knowing The broader of IL parties fave
them: there are narrow minds In ali that oppos
The ssabe Gensra Tracy may ,o have ; Mr Kin
points out, but there are Democrats and no
ne
and for that matter any OF the other CANDIDATE
might truthfu.ly urge that as they themselves a.
cyelists, they know What cyclists need and desir
while General Tracy cannot know. Blu, while NJ
King was about IT, why did he not point out mi
the Good Roads bill which the L. A. w. has be'
seeking to have passed, has repeatedly failed
oassage Of Albany. in legislatures in which Il
bublcans aged Important parts? He might al
have told that bill which seeks to avoid loc
discrirnlna ton against bicycles $50 failed 10 pa
General Tracy's good friend. Governor Black \,
The Armstrong Bicycle Baggage bill, which NJ
King quotes as another reason why cyclists snou
support Mr.. Tracy. was passed oy vote OF 2'
i, Which proves how potent are, the King reaso
FOR supporting the candidate Of his party.
Mr. King might have strengthened his appeal
repeating what IL pubic property that desp
the bicycle p.ank in its Platform. Tamma
s'passed The word" to Its "errand boys in
just and equitable ordinance which sought to ma
All vehicles, in common with BICYCLES, carry .igf
at night. Possibly Mr.. King did not care 10
this because It would reflect on Mr.. Platts VS.
Wis Croker.
say that the party most likely TO retain In ON
that admitted king Of street. cleaners, Color
Waring to whose cleansing EFFORTS. as the heal
statistics show is due the marked decrease In
death rate is most deserving Of the 'b!cyc.e vot'
If It exists In any material force at this dme Will
doubt Yours. for Low, K. 9. BELTS
New-York, Oct Is. 1897 L. A. w. NO. S54s