New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

possible ,hc election OF any candlda'o other lhsn a
pronounced democrat as Mayor oi INC 'iodu' ~"
We denounce the corrun cxtT"y1sant incti, ',i
and no.crant government wnich ma Mo- ,1x
city for the past three years ana OF VIII 49,, ~ -
payers the sforekeepors the wage arhsrs NE '''
dents II and visitors 10 our city are '"' '''"
MANY DEMANDS.
We rcitcrat. tie demands OF tho C!ty Convention
for homo rue, personal liberty. the r'reu O. i'
Raincs Liquor law. municipal ownership '"u HUM
pa control of pubic franchises. the suppression o.,
all trusts. tie reduction in the price Of gas "S'd
for the purposes Of illumination and iuel I" ne
lowest practicable price. ius; and equa AN '''''
the strict enforcement or jb, csh'- honr "a y" W. hi
roo, crrnlovment or resident iaDor III an our pupU
denartmenis enlarged AMI efficient sehooi
moia Mons RAPID transit, NJ and the rcstoration
To- the peop.e OF all THEN Liberties ana "'"''''
We welcome 10 or cosmopolitan citE
who comes 10 I, DESTROYS Of contributing III, fn,n
or Industry TO its Development anu VIII W. s,,i
,i-u az making (, his home but We " ~ ~ -
it T., Inc uTeference shown non-i|sideilis w" fn
acquire a technical residence III ou ,sul,rIv CON
the n,rDose of holding Office. We pttI.u'ih,s~s in
dn r me- dscrimnajion against ne teachers ~,
our public schools IN inc feee l ',-iPppc'fi5n
Ne condemn he Republican raT'E 'ot Roard FOR
the Equalization OF Taxes IN me criv i,nan which
inc Tho assessed valuation OF proper! up, al
ne SIA', ' a. nearly one-haf the tax. ana -
therefore subjected to the outrageous "''"'
'aTaon nemocrar Governor appointed c,bfn
Of Ncw-Tork this Board DIV MrS in This State
the citys representative was diII 49, rieyois is
room for rural place h3aer'h no ADDITION 20 III,
5 TINS Valuations OF property in TINS Son
upon which staie o taSe is p and of So 1891
~ making n total in three years OF s-5iVpV''
COILS DENOUNCED.
We deuounco the Commissioner OF Public WORKS
for his wanton disregard OF tho oonii0',, ~,
veniencc. business health and safety OF our w
zens IN permitting new. costly anu 80 " -.
pavements on the streets ana avenues =. ia Inv.
20 be upiorn and destroyed by dhAioty anu ''
,ro,erlv superyised yet favored conuactoISs en- ~,
fanIkmsnfs OF earth 20 he thrown up tln,i., ~,
T." dnr improperly guarded and unnecessthiIs, L,
o on The very sidewalks to be encuino1feu ~
gigantic pipe wood. stone ana uep' 'ssiossJ 10 he
eaGcs wlth the inscriptions street V'0S'N -
stretched across our roadbc1A 49, acce.s of our
citizens 10 their homes and business places - no
difiicu and under certain ciIcnns'saScs 49, a. th,
sibe fou. odors and dean, i of Town the poor
suffer: while all our taxpayers rSaiz S ma creaes
p pay nc ronJ1fons OF dlscomfortn damage and hlth
In support OF our candidate ana piLu ,i,,.r who
vie the earnest po,crUmen and Democratic
nrncIples AMI who fayors liberal admins 49,
Under which his every right and privilege WIZ Dc
The plHtf5rm was unanimously qd9p',Sd: o amn
,rl on nrnsoeica 10 the nomination OF candidates
civil Justice James A OGoImnn nom.hH'su o., !" w.
Tammany candidates tor the supreme C3 pai1 ana
nomination WAS seconded by l. ran. H., ~
also bv James Lindsay Gordon judge an ~ VIZ
nomination was made by exclamation, AMI men
traTc1S Hio.sullivan' and seconded by Barlow :
Weeks The mention OF Mr.. SCOTS name vas r.,
ceiv,d nv a few scattered Kisses. but MT shr' bln
csnce forward and moved that the secrctory should
cast the vote OF tie convention for Justice Van
Brunt and Mr.. Scotland tho convention" "s'o'''
FOR THE CITY COURT.
civil Justice Henry NJ. Goldfoglo nominated ana
f,t4D I.ip Henry
Carihy for q judgesh.p OF the city Court While
". Marley Pla,zek and Joseph ]. Green placed IN
nomination for a similar position Judge EDWARD
+. O'Dwycr Both nominations wero carried WIN
o9 Tho US persoual ponularlty which Thomas J. Dunn
entovs anon the Tammany adherents Was iu'ly
sxeT mp eand Mhtn or shern us spsnsos
Maurice b Blumen,hal sna h eandacy %as carr
'' In speech nat was similar those that had
been heard before. being made up entirely OF de-
nuncatons 0; reform administration ana prea!c-
uonI hc Gi senator FOLEY suggested William sohner
for County Clerk. civil justice George T.. Rocsch
though Mr sohmcr's friends had been disappointed
that he had not been srectSd l2r siayo l NJ
atty and all the ereEy al Inc for Tnaiy erk
with many rounds Of dpp'iuse
Isaac Fromme went on the ticket as tho can
didats for the Office OF Register. Thomas j. Brad
lev nominated him, and Ambrose o. Mccall Sec
onded.
GRADY TAKES THE STAGE.
Then came the nomination FOR tho Dstrnt-At-
torneyshlp II was known by every one in the
hall that Asa Bird Gardner would bo named. ana
It was equally well known that Tom Grady
would make the nominating address. The rcccp-
ton he got when he mounted the platform was
vociforous and he chccrcd for fully two
minutes Senator Grady seized the opportunity
to make personal explanation repudiaiing the
attacks that have been made upon him. and, In
cidentay putting himself on record az hcnceforh
the foe Of tho press In the Legislature. The part
OF his address which concerned himself as
follows:
thank you from the bottom Of srateful heart
for your reception of me as took this platform.
10 take up the formality usually assigned IL the
man nominating aspiiants for public office. but 10
declare what - my clear duty to my friends and
TO this organization. My great concern is that not
one OF you Will doubt the assurance now solomnly
tender 10 YOU that II my name IL not submitte ed
for your consideration 1t is because of my act
alone aud not because "A single man has deserted
jec,ed "a voice: Give it to the sucker newg-
papers Tom > Here and now let M tender my
Mr.. Sheehan lchcers) in that as the fire grew
hotter, their friendship became warmer nd closer
course should be- to-day and follow that iudg s
ment fearless OF any consequence applause
lie, me ask YOU 10 believe that am not retreat
Ing under me- Some OF you hav" known mo from
my childhood: many OF you nave been associated
The acquaintance with many OF you has been OF a
moro brief duration. but all OF ypn have re
under fire for my friends. and. believe ne. I am
not less brave IN standing up for myself I sup
pose that In all this community I have been least
affected By the new Spapcr compliments TO which I
have been subjected, Qaughlcr md a voice. You
are all right. TomD
For forty-fonr years. almos.. have lived In this
community. Three years OF service In the Assem-
bly,. five years Of service In the Senate and four
years ana more upon the police court bench are
open To the scrutiny cf any enemy that I have.
and defy any one In the world show any act
OF injustice committed by against any nan
other than myself. loud cheering, No insinua-
ton 10 made that there lives the man from whom
| ever asked dollar for my official SUPPORT and
man who ever lived dared to say ne paid me a
single dollar for. trhe resi- ~ the sentence Vas
LOST IN burst OF cEccrs.t
AsSAILING THE NEWSPAPERS
can take the press into ny confidence, and say
that l quite well understood the motive behind
every attack that pennec. quite as we'll as I
was acquainted with the characters OF those who
peuned them. IN the last Legislature there was