New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
A GOLD ISSUE IMPERATIVE.
MAYOR WIJRsTER SPEAKS WARNING
WORDS REGARDING SOUND MONEY.
HOW Tho MAYoRALTY COULD DE MADE FREE
SILVER FUICRUM-THE CoNTRoLLERsHlF
BRooKLYN's RIGHTFUL OFFICE.


BRooKLyH"s RIGHTFUL OFFICE.
Mavor Wurs;er is taking active part III ti'e
work Of his party Just now, but he is watching the
moves on the political board closely ana mas P.'
tive ideas as to the course to be pursued "a ~,
cnn,inp carnnaian He believes. above all t'I''ea'
that the currency question has enough 10 90 WIN
local affairs as we'll as with National aH"'''
impose upon the Republican party Inc "u'' -
making sound money a leading ISSUE III ' -
canvass. and he thinks the party orSahi"''' i'm "
the Greater New-York owes it TO Itself anu - '.'o
National party 10 make the sound-fnohe9 ''"0
loss inportant than that o. good government"
II the CITY convention adopts platform d. 'e'
tho manner of National and STATE conventions -
believes one Of it's leading plank5 SHOULD eiDoT!
every word OF the financial plank oi INC - 1900
Convention Of 1896. ,rr,bune
..ybeu this State" he said recently - 49,
re,or,er "cast 10000 majority against Bryan "''
ho, Naw-york and Brooklyn contributed P-
Gov ~ tho. majority the voters Of the s'a'r anu -
The CITY said In the most emphatic i''@'' -
could employ that they wanted no 'y-u0'' ~.
either in this State or IN this city' 4'e' w a,d
vaot accent dollars now any more 'h"'' - ion
,.s, f,u We have here a city with POI -
'S' i','' - ,ha, some Of the States in the Unioh'
-, -..h e,orcial and commercial interests si'"'N
49,, ,rr states nut together. II there u O'
49,, ., Tho country where cheap NOM! o.
..bolosa1o repudiation Of honest deots "ouir -
endless mischief it IS right mere !" az tho
Tov-yor,, While. as general proio7''''~' a.
so,ora,ior Of local and National ISSUES '"'' no
th,n cannot induce myself to oc!e'e ma, "
NiSdo'V' ..,,, about the money question mere
49, .r No nurelv local issue was ever o. . -
,. 80 every citizen OF this city thah 'h's w
- sou,d money Call 1t local que'','i -
y. ,., nlease II Is Of the greatest inpoI'
~ every man who Will cast d VIZ
! I, my opinion It cannot be oVerloo"'' De,n.
W. knov wha. would follow IN case " ND
| .t ,sc,orv Put Bryan man III 'o" ITO
| o- ' 80 h,s office from the minute nc So
| " la IN tho Bryan party IN city -
Vo,ior The Democrats are tryHs No. - "a
| - decaivs certain voters whosc "' -. 4, i.
| tar tho silver notion in the Dachs'ou'- nat
| uoI known that in case OF su00. 49,, ,roclain1
- ~ ali they would. after election P'i NJ.
form al an ~ ,as,i,nonial TO Mr.. Bryan ana hl'
- The Republican party must hn"Ae =
.S,,,,o for then 10 do any such work ID ''., .,y
P@. v,,,s,sr says IL will never do LOT inc ~
n,.ont,or 70 slight Brooklyn when II H'"'' -
nomin@lT ne says. should get either t lE ge1.
nation Tor Mayor or Tor Tt 20 badly Win
neither al i fnecd representative IN one o. r
NJ NJ otrcs II her interests are TO % 49, ~ Sew
ols JIM he NayoraIty righuuiIy Dclol.s a,,t,co N
tlI!X tore,,St New-Yorl Is the larger 500 80 -
wealth age, population anu - The Controilcrsnip
sne think Brooyn should claim tn's dcuIrt
insist uh8" hardly be placed in the HANDS o.
ments VIII IA .his i one reason why BFCon. J.
should be epressnlsa nq s5J Ead on son net
for local I npIo'fS Wards ard know what "eioh
the respective members carr a9 Ssn h iae Care to
Mayor " eaeker f9r the Conirollership noIlln'.
ION Il am not seeking that Office or AN, any TO- pub
~ e. &c II have already given nucl tle ~ % :,
| iic ofilces and ! think II is nearly t nne ~. '
give some attention TO my private ,h 90, as
st,rS Ta,or sneaks most highly o. seth 10" -
oIrdidate for Mayor. but SAYS he i not az "a
snv man at the present time ne sagS ~ rss5rct
" D6 tbai he is now all APPEARANCES the HOS
| o,.auahie man for the nomination.