New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

gentleman dealt with in those humble words and
mush mush Tnss nore cultured and polished boss and
than M Nj anu so 1luGh lesS alctatorlaI
drous strange position which Mr. shepard has TAKEN
eerned 70 diagnose his ament If / could daugh-
s ter 1 But ut am not quite sure whether the trouble
The NewYork Times this morning a Demo-
self Shepard tSSt Mir Lows ssS eandaey a
Which, Gy = sns @ RggRGan %
excuse Mr. Shepard for making it. only on the as
rebellion of his own conscience that he had no time
to acauaint himself with the history of Mr.. Lows
adhere to my own diagnosis, that the trouble is
Tilden once said Of himself that undoabfediy he did
nsncn have poor & memory but his memory had never
recolleeted what had never taken place. This may
ter;) He recollects what has never taken place,
ana IN 5ha5 at b5 That as hs friend TsHd
on on M nervous % diseases disc Qaughter2 But II on the
inclined to think that the Keeiey cure 6iaughter5
Is the IA appropriate sasgestiSn For understand
6eRet Of those ThS see snakes M where there aren't
know who is responsible for my nomination this
year think can tell him. and shall venture
cause I believe You win agree with me. The per
year are the 15SSo men. Republicans and Demo
Gratis alike. who voted for me four years ago. a2d
II that be partisanshp. let Mr. Shepard make the
WHAT HE DID To HIS PARTY.
But But If Mr. shepard,s charge Of parsisanshtp
facts which all men know, by raising this cry OF
psrty the sreateas ds4serSice that it was S even
as far a h e as &c to- S do Sf M ne M nf
party of the State Of NeW-York and the Democratis
sas afa Han Wfh aha nf m
rs most offensive form. Mr. Shepard may think
/ Il it is. / think the Republicans can stand it as
| I remembered that the last occasion when
candidate President led hy
national convention. was nominated against the ut
Bragg Of wisconsin. / think it was. AH drew shouts
from the audience ALMOST lifting the roof from the
I'VE. I'VE love him for thee the enemies he has made AIDE and
ard now thinks that he can serve the Democratic
party by accepting their nomination. II may be
party a most unkind service In his letter of ac-
Wrisht Horatio S Seymour. Samuel j. Tiden and
he seems TO forget that in this campaign he Is
as the representative of Mr., Croker. Mr. Dsvery
And Mr Grout pointed out upon the platform of
Cooper Union the other evening that Tammany
those Of us who can remember the great uprising
3n5t da & TTesd Iairty years ago TeT9ect how T M
and said this city should be given up piIage
Prepared m i to Support Rspu6caRRs for city oces
If It was necessary to turn his party out Of the
This suggestion leads me to use the name of Mr..
newspaper reporters and again to-day whether
L were elected snGuld 20 td remove Mr Murphy Id
me seriously. as though there a possible
it as an afrront. But, being asked as well un-
derstand. because 1t was a matter OF legitimate
and now,
FATE OF MURPHY AND DEvERY.
Perhaps can illustrate the question St ply BY lsgsPPdaT
soS0n: bs bSrcb JISI of 81 Denis nj in which tb
sovereigns of France were buried for centuries.
eided in this way In some persecution % Of s the
To have tai
had rolled upon the ground and to have carried II
Denis stands As soon PTastgia6e after 9 Shs
Murphy and 4 Mr am peSery sS viii roll upon the ground
But If am permitted TO perform that pleasant duty
special grace l shall be willing allow Mr. Murphy
fr and M M 20 pn thf an 4a CARR qes them
where of the city limits 0aughter} in order TO
Ter as the place where thelr; friends Mayor Van
Wyek MIR Croker d hse s dE T eRFd a1 Ia and rset Je
shrine to their memory and II they have no par
that they choose for that Vantage. In England.
where Mr.. Croker's bulldogs will serve as models
/ really sorry TO bracket Mr. Shepard in that
His sut as IS h MaST R II @
Police pspa%rtment % commissionsr Murphy says & Il
likes. Mr. Croker has put Mr.. Devery in nomination
as king knights his subjects BY placing his own
sword upon their shoulders d9o And Mr. Shepard has
the present Police Department
KIND OF MAN FOR POLICE COMMISSIONERS
II have the appointment of a new Commissioner
of Police / shall try TO appoint commissioner
who will deal fairly and squarely by the rank
and file The constitution protects every man
from cruel and unusual punishment, and / submit
1t to my fellow citizens OF New-Yorh If the rounds
and patromen of the police force. when they
up before Mr.. Devery 10 be tried. not
subjected cruel and unusual punishment in
harsh and unusual language such as the constltu-
ton itself forbids.
There is another point In the speech OF accept
ance of Mr.. Shepard to which want give
moments attention this evening. He expressed
himself devoted 10 home rule for the city OF
New York. Well. L. have conrended for
that for twenty years. and / shall hope
tend for IL long as l live But have never.
nation the hands OF a man who makes his home
in England and rules New-York from there. I
know that there Is great authority for the
ment that where a mans treasure is there his
heart will be Also and In that Interpretation, in that
conception of home, suppose Mr.. Cookers home is
in New-York. but II mans home IS where he
sides and where he resides most of the time then
England and. for one. do not believe homo
rule for the city of New-York II the home from
" hfch the proceeds is to BE- found at Vantage
But / do not know what Mr. Shepard
when he complains os the habit of the legislature
10 interfere with the details OF the life of New
york In a way Is Objectionable. but il Mr..
Shepard thinks that that practice is confined
one party he has had ms eyes smut AT convenient
sea sons than once
During the four years that I was Mayor OF
BROOKLYN the Democrats controlled the legislature
FOR three years out of the four. and I had to
lend every year for home rule for Brooklyn Just