The sun., 1901-11-15

out the state. but thlnkw hat II means taken
BY itself II Is unlike other cities. IL Is the
Hundreds sr"i pHs' Of Thousands @ com come Where they
first become acquainted with our insthu-
/ The problem Of municipal government
that Is before Mr. Low and his associates
| is how so I'd bring II 70 pass when these I'M I'M,
, city that their first contact with free in
situations shall be TO them an ednca ton:
ss sSSt the he Impartial IN % justice that j. msted ou,
! here. the, public spirit which + dispiayed
hsrs hI II IT, e. S9Ser o9Ss sys sas 'n0
When Prof. Adler sat down Mr.. Low
proposed a standing toast TO the absent
! ce-President OF the City Club. h. Fulton
Cutting. He then presented Comptroller
elect Grout. who said In part
oRouT WON'T REMOVE EN- ALL.
| Judge by what has been said. not only
tonight. but what has been said to me at
my Office, at my bone IN the cars ana ana ga 10
troubles @ many ny people. Let US say that /
have great sympathy with the people who
are seeking office: I believe that there re Are are
az and IN Mr' FoTnesi Tr. jerome and Mr.: GrC|ut
oS Ssrs SSshssr iwH Es3h and don't believe that the
! seeking OF ONCE ought to be made cause Oh
believe that nothing better can happen
for politics as well as for the city admins
tTatlon than to get rid OF all politics IN ,ne
fsrS fsT ga 0t nm ." ooheerned-I aee have said this
privately and / am glad OF a chance TO say
L publicly-not 20 remove absolutely every
When / 20 into once on the first day Of
January with few new appoin,ses. am am
| then going through that whole once; ! am
going TO each desk. am going u find out out
! who works at that desk what work ne does
how he doe: and SiaeG a wR i M to
remain and who is not III to remain Whether
| he Is protected by the civil service or whethoi
be a controlling consideration In my mind
| | will not hamper my own success IN once
by undertaking& & e rem0Te s6ose IhSs9 hcSnuse they
had been put there by predecessor who was
u representative OF another orsanla9at'9n orsanl9, ,
whether OF mot the man was put there . as .. :, q
Tammany Hall man or Wilioughoy Str9et Sn,ie'
pSasa% II the 'qaSyNs mSn IS S & er'S5 %
man TO keep his place 80 far as my depart
ment is concerned the man Is going 20 re-
policy di similar 70 that viii be followed in the
| city at large.
In introducing Justice jerome Mr. Low
said that he had witnessed the impatience
of New York audiences where the Justice
was concerned. and 20 would do no more
than just announce him. Justice jerome
was greeted with tremendous applause
He said:
MR. JERoMK's SPEECH
There Is "a wandering tradition. that some
| man, once upon time In ancient history
said ths, he could eat thirty auails, one each
day When he got along TO about the twen,
Snly got wsSaS siSnS he ,e h"Sn aSHq
made the wager And after about four
weeks OF campaigning, when i gets around round
that had eaten the twentv-eight quad
Now Il SEEING to me that my cogdJ utoStsII
! think that Is Mr.. shepard's term Laughter
( my cOadjutors have taken II upon them-
! selves to make the City club in certain
measure their father co1fessor about tnelr
/ presence of such precedents | am bound To
i am Interested in Mr. Grout's remarks
IN regard 70 the civil service because have
! been dealing with the subject OF several
hundred gentlemen who are willing TO sacri-
! fice large and lucrative private practice IN
order to. serve the city. daughter ana
Of this great civil service business in dwell
ing upon the fact that it is not so much the
qualification for office a. ( + the tenure
bad part of our civil service that II you yet
| bad man in once. or Tammany man IN
Office II he is sure OF staying & mere sSm ,end.
But Mr Grout has referred 70 the -Four.
and OF course. bred in Brooklyn. he would
stitu,ional limitations Laughter and ap-
plause There IL one thing ip that Constltu-
iional amendment that ] shall pay some
| is what II provides In regard TO previous
condition Of servitude Laughter and up-
| plause
WHAT THF VICTORY MEANS TO HIM
I Now. this election has meant a great deal
! 20 me, not 20 much IN getting public onice.
/ though am not lo6th 10 accept put nc onioe.
but It has meant great deal 20 me IN very
+ many ways because II has gwen M" pei. {.
I sonally an opportunity IN test ths'ories that !
have believed la for a long time N the abstract
| and the value Of WHICH an eat SIZED OF pet
/ snuallv, but didn't know whether anybody
else would ever he Ssti-f~ "i them or not
| II Seems TO me there ~ one thing u has sis-
nincd / have been about IN the Cny Club
and yarioIs Other orsnnizalon- OF profess
sionsl ctizen- Laughter aud applause
io~ righ'ous they we're. LoE wiling they
I would Ls 10 make sacrifices fof -" eat
| and holy eau-e nov they knoN hail dnz 81
! Otter men who feel the SAM s6y, but IN e.
/ TOW . other they have never tclt 'uclh"d
! 10 make th.m bccau-'- they aIvays
,aiL 81 'hi, great a .min"'aSis" Sss, u"'ag, So,
Grsn to ta,s about Of, tney d.soour." aDou
universal snnrasr .nd my ,e.i you gree,
com. DOdy of people that they didn know
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