The sun., 1897-11-04

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Coon morning
WHArs the matter with Hanna?
THE Wilmington silver service will be a success.
Mr.. MCKINLEY mig ght take look at those fences
CROKER didn't say much but lie got there the
THERE were only faint traces Tracy in Tuesdays election
Mr. pArr will now occupy legislative chambers Albany.
HENRY GEORGE may be discussing it with Charles A.
Dana.
UNION Republicans are smiling Ohio They haven't for
gotten St. Louis
GENERAL JAMES H. WILSON advertising his horses for sale
Does this anything?
To receive prompt attention all letters should addressed
Tammany Hall, New York.
MR. CROKER may invite the Prince of Wales to visit New
York City, Mr. Croker's newly acquired town property
MR. WHITNEY Europe Dr. Parkhurst stayed in Paris,
Mr. Lorard dsgusted but the Tiger never ainched
AS the Union Republicans hold their in Dover today
may be pertinent remark that occasion presents itself to
them enforce harmony their ranks even if they do
And they do that much and make the gamaton
of the factions not only obe but inviting, they be
credited with step toward party success.
IT'S emphatic protest aga the proposition to
build in the negborhood of Twenyhird and Twenty
seventh while streets in the centre of the city
unprovded AS the stands firm of real estate
operators prepared begin building that remote suburb but
insists upon the putting in sewers condition precedent to
their beginning operations There why should
be built Twenytird and Twentysevent Streets but
there hundreds of properties in the central parts of the city
which have long since been built have paid taxes for century,
and have yet This matter which the Street and
Sewer Department should consider carefully
The narrow margin there be margin at ALL (Which is by 10
certain this wng) by which the Republicans have
escaped defeat in Oho and the uncertainty of Mr. Hannas
election the Senate that State if his party should prove
to have Legislative majority convey inmaon that the rule
of the personal boss in national politics is dstau and in
toerabe Mr. Hanna stands in the peculiar position of having
gone into politics by the foreclosure of mortgage what
looked like mortgage Mr. Mckinley And even since he
has acted like whom all recedents obligations and
sonals unknown and Indifferent The regular politicians
resented this doneerng style and about comprising his de-
feat Foraker openly and Sherman secretly opposed him. and
ori majority they prevent his return the Senate
THE election in New York Yesterday conveys lesson or per-
aps series Of lessons which Delaware politicians may we'll take
heart TO begin w the dssenos in the Republican party
made impossible With of candidates in the field
for Republican votes the initial mposibty of success almost
apparent the Mr. Low though highly respected had
such organization behind him gave him practical
chances of the fight of the machne against
hm-the fig of two machines indeed for the remarkable ogani
zaon Tammany " makes that much reved body the exemp
fcaton of machine politics. Mr. Platt stood the head of the
regular Republican organization while Mr. Low the champion of
the entimenta in the position of attempting to build
house the top without foundation But, than all ese
the people of New York disguised with reforme and REFORM
with public goodness advertised studiouy and steadily
the only real article Reform in that city has taken the sebance
of persecution, in which mixed absurdes of excise
legislation, the radng and bounding Of unfortunate and
the of Parkhursm with other pharsaica rot Of every
Against this sort of thing the better of sensible citizens
revolted in disgust Low stood for attempt at making things