New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-06

INSIGHT
the spirit which animates the composition and
with frequent and reckless technical mperfectons
He, too, was recalled. and gave an Angelus" of his
own composition.
The orchestra played delightfully-with a finish
and balance II has not always reached In late
years. In spirit and energy 1t has never been Iack
ing
PL4TT HELD RESPONSIBLE.
AN UNSPEAKABLE BETRAYAL.
From The Rochester Post-Express
The Republican Convention. as everybody knows
% SS a f5rt the door doc Of Thomas fast
who prevented , union OF all the Republican forces
h5 act of of ns & sBer point e ysw %a
Of the %Sre of TI the qa b
was Just as empha Ideally nat treason against the
Republican party
PLATTS DISCREDITED LEADERSHIP.
From The Buffalo Courier-R Record
TtH'esdays election gave Thomas G. Platts lead.
spoas6e for the Democratic LANDSLIDE in this State
the rec ard S the The the 3 Of
recover from their astonishing reverses
PLATT CONVICTED OF WORSE THAN
TREACHERY
From The Buffalo Express
The vote on Manhattan Island convicts Plat Of
s of an 10 tie rgr than oads s mere n Tnm
manys Interest 1t convcts him of having thrown
chine fbjs to am%qny are EsRuollcaas going
many next year. as he has this year delivered the
Greater New York?
HAS PLATT HAD HIS DAY? -
III. -
II is due solely to the selhshness OF Thomas G.
Plat that Van Wyck the representative, Of Tam.
Greater New-York during the next four years IS.
Thousands Of Republicans desired that their party
because Plat could exact no promise or pledges
The machine Was manipulated to %rsyen H such In
rests with Plat; The course he pursued was
he S Every BOSS s has s" his day. 'i PeT
haps Plat has had his.
CLEAR OFF THE BARNAcLEs
From The Bnghamton Herald.
d p' kg TrCy in hS Gd knGw ps that vd ;:
Low. the Citizens Union movement would have
been strong enough to ys ysd he city from the
not afford to do anything but rid itself OF the polit-
zeal barnaces which are now clustered upon IL in
such great numbers to retard its progress and
threaten its life.
BRACE OF JoNAHs
From The Orcester spy.
II IS clear that II the Republican party expects to
do anything in New-York in the future It will have
to shake of Thomas {. Plat and Lemuel f. Quigg
TRey h arS ps out ut McKn 81 p
OF year ago and have nearly made the whole
State Democratic. As political managers they are
monumental failures.
THE ONLY SATISFACTION TO BE DERIVED
From The Chicago News.
About the only satisfaction 10 he derived from the
phenomenal |
one powerful machine has been smashed. Plat
York Republican politics a man who will crafty
his personal ambition all costs. and as such his
power is now broken for all time
Pr.ATTs wANTON DESTRUCTION
From The Plttsburg Dispatch.
The result In New-York is disappointment to
about by senator Plat. and proves that he knew
what he was doing.
PLATT ALONE is INVOLVED.
From The Chicago Post.
The crushing defeat IS Platts and 4, involves no
else.
THE DESTRUCTION OF PLArTS MACHINE.
From The Chicago Record.
That Cookers candidate for Mayor was elected IN
New-York last Tuesday IS clearly due to Boss
sible for turning over TO Tammany the control Of
the great city The municipality which Patt had
more to do with bringing into existence than had
any one else Is likely. therefore to be the undoing
OF the .,boss" In his madness he has brought de-
nection with the Greater NewYork election is that
it means the breaking OF platts power The bulk Of
the nd Ss 9 9et BY TammSny disgust
these Republicans the more at the conduct on Piatt
A good effect of the campaign Is, therefore, that
ono machine. at least. is broken
PrArT AN ALLY OF TAMMANY.
From The NewIIaven News.
At the present time Thomas c. Platt stands out
more boldly than as the ally OF Tammany Hail
a role that he has played with more or less success
FOR severa! years
PLATT"s IGNOMINIoUs PART.
From The Detroit: Free Press.
But there Is one leader in the contest who may
well feel guilty over the ignominious part he has
Campaign to have made the election OF Seth Low
cSSean fore forces with the Citizens Union Was made
10 him, but actuated by selfish desire to mainly
i ina i M Principles FOR Which he was conendns
mGs be ef he'd rssponsbe fOs the defeat Of the
form movement
From The Boston Post.
Thomas c. Plat stands the most despcable figure
disclosed as the smoke OF the New-York election
clears away We doubt that any one outside his Snr
Plat In his present position The better eemen. o OK
ten tempt for him and his methods lie should be
kicked out Of the party.
PLATT is SOLELY RESPONSIBLE.
From The Boston Herald
The fact is that I, was Plat and no one else who
defeated the effort for good government IN NeW.
York. IL is worse than idle to attempt 70 pu. .nSS
RspSbsan IN party army sso n h
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