New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

ters as to tho Fifth District in the same pos1 nd
A protest as TO the delegation from sgch dis,riJ,
was presented The gentlemen identified with T Sben
s snG %ef iG ,h@ h s effort 70
furnish such proof: that owing to ader Of
Ire district ana Mr. Quigs neir efforts inn Sn
! John Sabine smith was the Leader 20 whom they
| had appealed II thought That ne d. -,os
Committee Of twenty-five which hai 20 strongly
| CONDEMNED the very practices they compla'nen %
JAMES STRICKEN OFF.
on June - last revised roll OF the Thlrty-'hlrd
| Election District containing forty-six names WAS
sent 20 the County committee. Foriy-six names
entitled such district THO delegates Inc odS
before the primary 10 elect delegates ihe chairman
Of tho district was notified that mis- district was
entitled TO one delegate. Nineteen names ndu "P'
parently been stricken from the roll without Tea.
son having been assigned. ana no Oppof UNI!
given TO The District Association Tor a nearing
Comment is. we think unnecessary. ...,,,or on an
Again, During the evening of SEPTEMBER -, an
enrolled Republican, of the tiIteenth l-ec ~ VIZ
tric' entered ne primary ned at no. III T'non en-
tering he asked who were the inspectors OF @
Thereupon man named LOUIS Grenhe' wv, wV is an
active emissary OF the Eepuhican 19uhtE IN h
mittee violently assaulted the s'm nroilcd there
and prevented him from voting Sunnsequ ..
Grenner was summoned before 1l'y MnSis lin
Upon his public apology for his unwafranted con con
duct the charge Lot at the time pressed Inc
It is interesting to contras, the postioin Of the
surned this year by what shall term MT VuisS
Then the party Of competency honesty. patriot
ism and rectitude stood squarcy Cor non-paFlSa'
municipal administration. Upon such an aHT I
traton Mayor Strong that party suSesS atnre,ce
didatp entered. What Is The result or adherence
to the principle Of non partisanship? CIean
better schools honest men IN III
which has 10 marked degree dlsplaysd NE G, Nic
tues Of Republicansm as defined Oy M, QtieS
ard enough that gentleman mas DteH
In n speech on: April 10. 1891. regular meet
inc of the Republican County COMMITTEE ne shlu
'Whatever may be the forces arrayed against .le
RenrbIlcan partv in the fight. whether they are
dndos and rinonaires banded together for what
they call municipal reform. whether they are IAN
many crooks handTa t0GetnSr 9 Fanatic banded to-
gcther for the Lord knows what they are All push
T. il unfortunatc that the speaker did not go
one step further. and inform curious punnc %nae
the gentlemen Of the Republican county 'o"'''''o
were banded together for
BETTER TAMMANY MAN
Aud en- Mr. Ouicy II IS only dudes and million
aires who are for municipal reform? Has II never
occurred to you that the honest. intelligent citizen
who wears homespun and lives In a modest nome
has as much interest In clean streets sood schooiS
and the eradication Of bossism in civic aIalrs Mn
its resulting evils. the dude or tle nlll'ot' o.
In renlyine 10 Mr.. Quiggs remarks on sucn &C.
cason r Lauerbach the then president h. 81 'i p
County Committee. said inter ana. ne 49, -,
November will be wagcd under the banner OF Par
tisan Republicanism. Better have as MAYOR u
democrat or even a Tammany man. tnah q uiai
responsible 10 no party and with no party hehmu
him. . &C, ,,,,,o-h,.b did
vou saw PRAY who is pushing toward fStydh-
ism" We ask Mr. Lautorhach II Mayor etroi,s
bas not held himself responsible 10 the only party
recognized by the platform OF 1874 VIZ 'he ci''-
zens of New-Yo ., ,,.,,h,,
Nv Iauterbach's banner Of partisan Repuoh-
can,sm has been spread to the breeze TOO long
The nd l,ton OF that adjective robs or Is apt 10 rob
Renubicanism OF it's true meaning. Ndtnnal std
biIitv depends on civic administration OF tE hiEh
est order New conditions confront us Inc urban
nonulation Is rapidly increasing, the rural decT*ds
Ing The question of the hour Is how 10 govern
our municipalities. o,.
have each been tried Both have failed Let US
now try party ciNism for the Greater New ork
Assuredlv II cannot be than 'Plattism. the
svnonvnle for Mr.. Lauterbach's partisan Repuh-
licanism. Hoff MAN Nii'i'>"'
New-York oct. 26. 1897.