The sun., 1900-12-07

ds'litius vitality ~ n derNning optimism 7
spr ms appeared but ceftniniy ms d'.
,'r"l N"w am in,otrlRillv optimistic Ih'ir
| M, -" u'o, hui I hchcyr thor" - .u.a Vic"
wan ''"l" NJ been INsfc url ~" ms.
! tu'ctun ont, lut un ~" whole thtuE y "ir
, 'his - ~" tt-o hntc. hiIt bolisvr taxing the
| w"tld ~ whole. II - t'u". do NOT ihthl
th1i 'h"t" T. nn' foundation tor H." dot f"'.ihg
/ Ir'rfa ''f't 80 NAN, hon. seeui g. up,c
| . Ih"f" " nothing 80 iui"rceiir2 M 10 WATCH
, ~" f"uhng Of u uulIi" 'uns"icnc" Nin'"
The end Of tho late rtcsid"utIaI 'amralsn
! tho owes of N" rruIlo hlt" loon turning ~
| other directions. Hnd th,rc Is ~ THIS "l,l
/ NOR" alefin"s- ~ to what goes uu. w"
! notice Il IN, th" rulpi aud We notice u ~
| 10 rise We are NJ ~" beg 70 d"uhi
! Of a movement of som" Kind Whelh"r u
! TlIl %" tfn,,lui @ neNt year. the year "'"r r, or
believe now that the country has iufh"d
rom the currency question: wh'Gh E -
far rom an oNalting quest ION We are 10 90
10 higher aud better things
BrGiS VIM rur LEGisL,rrRx
TO th" Reform Clnb II Is Unnecessary to
cay that when W. iinu moral iori"r over
wrong-doins in tho city. .ho wlse man ought
e. lhlpk wha' W." 90 make of that feryor
II ia lever mat -houl! be used 10 some pni d.
pose Rut what purposc' That's tho pnes;;
ton What purpose are wo 70 put II to-
believe hat such i"rvy' can he pui to q prac-
months kut the meeting oi the IeeIs-
,atuta ~ hut one month away our local
g"IeInn.rnt - a cicaIio4 "i "a. ,rs'ls'u,o
II We can hc dong something 20 make better
the lrnr!e work. make better the foundhion
administration better. ct a bad Mayor and
bad administration less tad. wo will GER
talniy 10 doing something useful
REVISION SHOULD CO THROUGH
We have before us the report Of the Ievisers
OF the Charter lhcrs Is a practical stua-
Ia ktaf-
dealt with IN a short time My proposition
T. this. II. as | believe. the report OF the
r"vlsers Of the charter IS sound reform and
makes our local goNernment better gov
eminent II should be the first thing TO re-
c.ire our attention see q az tie thing.
II II is all GOOD. gets into the LEGISLATURE and
i made Iuto "A gen"IAiiy better frame work
Tor oar local guN"rLmelt.
we ara fond Of thinking az election time
our indignation thnt We must defeat IL at
all hazards We believe IL we succeed that
We nave done ,s% practical hing and ,hat
20 back We've had our campaigns. and
some of them have been like that OF 1872.
when Iamnany Hall VAS defeated and VIII
was great eSulta'ion over the victory. and
no doubt some good was done But the ro-
suit was Disappointing Corruption. iyno-
rance aud stupidity were not abolished and
to-day none of US can point to any one thing
as rca! good, beneficial result OF that cam
is tie uniforms that we see on the street
cleaners know Of nothing to equal In
In col. Marng
GOOD THAT rAMMASY HAS DONE.
Nevertheless. a political Organization like
Tammany Hall, which has had. and deserved.
public execratlon. has given us three men Ia
ISs as W baye as .ST the d9Wia of
Grace. and II the Comptroller will excuse me-
I will say We have had coer. But the great
trouble has been that when a man has proved
III for office he has immediately become unfit
for 1ammany Hall
RESPONSIBILITY MUST BE FINBD
IF We want something to do now 70 make
municipal col d ,ions better we can. adopt the
masterl, report OF Mr. Rives and his asso-
pubic sentiment TO the harnessine Of the
improvements the Charter ievsers offer
and can compel the men. who hold the lcgis-
S we viii Do better ,San 70 elect sau an archanSe CHANGE
for Mayor and whole company Of angels
70 our Council The charter revisers have
done truly admirable piece Of work They
have struck the note OF successful munioirsI
government By the officers of The city. They
io-day condition, where Tho feads Of our
ci'y departments DC not regard the Mayor
and Sssrs nd n9oUs them s. to be
drawing power from the same source as his
Official superi9r draws rover Now, tha,
s Az wrong abs tas tresIden. fsis OF tse sh,ed
Officers how could hs be responsible for What
they did. There must be a centre Of resron-
slbility II we are to have any decent govern
Il suggest, as a practical movement for
tie p1eyl Twelve weeks ,ha, We put through
wrong things but We mus bs chary Of CrI'i-
snT s6od 5op ress from ,he work Of 70 s
vlsers for the Charter reviscrs have few
friends among the politicians on either side
I,,l. tf,.r.. 81
The roliticans will amend the leading features
IN one way and another. until they defeat
hsr f rns IS ihe IN ToTk r9r the
II cannot fail 70 have great effect on the CAM
pagn 10 come
POWER YoR SALE HERE-rANMASY.
Everett p. Wheeler. who followed Mr..
shepard .rsed ai 10 set tosethssr to secure
itself, but the exhibition and advertisement
OF i under the city government.
that has not made merchandise OF its power
and that's where the Weakness Of the present
adm!nistrat!on liGs; ,bSn,t let Ts lock TOO
hrenst OF any one who Joins us In this canvass.
] here are great menr people who differed
Wmd Wh Il the T", fo o Sae with W
for BRYAN and oil every one who voted for |
Mckinley to be cast for reform Mayor. |
II Is "A crent cause and II mean. much for the !
plain people, Let us put down the Infamous |
crowd that has made merchandise Of their !
honor and have sold themselves for mess !
OF potage"
F.. Ellery Anderson reviewed "a Others |
had done some Mavoralty Gghts of the past. |
The County Democracy, he said had eventu-
ally become worse than Tammany Hall.
DELESDrs EST RICHARD CROKER
There Ia only one thing to do. said he, |
"and that is 10 rid this community ~ MIR |
Richard Croker and those who support him |
TODAY. Conquer vice II you car though / |
do saw that the hero who will do 10 will be '
more entitled to credit than was David when |
he fought Goliath. but that is too much for |
mo. prefer something simpler and more !
concrete Therefore. | say. instaad OF vice
lot us defeat Mr.. Richard Croker Tammanv |
Hall represents n large vote OF this city. 1t |
is not iust to accuse those voters OF Mr. |
trokers sins. | believe they are weary of |
being led 70 the slHu ghter. Let twentv-1ve |
Democrats issue call to
the Democrats NJ this city. Tell them TO |
meet NJ tho primaries and elect an executive
committee to conduct their Affairs and lot
that committee appoint the man. This does
not n"cd a study of ~" 'harter or its revision
our motto should be 'Dclendus est Richard |
trokor a the shortest cut TO lrnprovinv
political conditions Of the city Of New York"
Thcs" resolutions were then read and car-
red unanimously
C.II poR TIE ASrT-TAMMANY UNION
"WhcroGs, The political faction In povcr
IN this CITY has failed topcrform most o!
the administrative pro'niSCs made bv II whom
IL taV