New-York tribune., 1901-11-15

II when this government fully organized II does
that make up the bone and sinew of the clty. zap.
panse9 Il must fairly represent me d If Tie
which natural to men OF dinerent Ing -
te qsTeev siecessfIl and permanentiy helpful to
the city that is built upon single party ~ iuT Ii
OF The people who have created ii feel that II Is
their government and that they have had some
1hing do in giving Il its success ,.,o.,.-
OF course. the Mayor mas but few appoint tmeIfls ms
R ii1i1sIiens aT UPON the eoIfssofers growing out
OF the.Civ Service law, are likely also 10 pe as
sfbIe fer us 10 DO we can construct a government
VIII %9ca - the rro3a %aoie o c # viii feei is theirs
for take Il the Object OF TINS b aISoe m half When
TamInany Han was defeated The CITY uioouoo +
eSy INTENDED Il 6 % sGRpfn s25 ii nondemed IT, am sure
in the hope OF getting something far better The
city government must be so clean so honeSl' SO
efficient and progressive that the city Will no
while who have good memories survive zap
plause)
WILL INITIATE COLONEL WARING-
What Colonel waring did in one department. 22e We
er 5oTe a8nndant Should Say We would strive
TO 90 il IN all but at easf %e wI g ions ns must be
judged whether they want tc or not: happlause.I
rsesed by fae iesslstS1re in the interest of labor
are administered just as fairly as me laWs @ IN , rt
Try TO see that the laws that have 10 do with the
even more coTscientiousy than those thai concern
the rich taDps s9sel for the rich can take care & Se
foor Thai sufrer' GAppiause5 we shall Try TO con-
qe I an s6 if as ae 5Hht as tpfn II links nj @ Of the men
and the women If the New-fork OF l to.morfow % Is
TO he place in which men can live safety ANA ana
city to which men can point with pride, the children
OF today must nave s4Sa sG9eS S5 have Ieashers
They must have playgrounos soEnehat be5[eG IaI
TO live in that are something better than 0ealh
And so I shall hope that this administration VIII
be alert advance all the material ana pI~sLlle SUES
for one moment TIE business and material interests
for i do not but because 1 know that the human
interests are built up upon the material and me
the town itself must be PROSPEROUS and busy
nnes I DO not know, but what it is given 10 US TO
be able 70 DO Jhad we shall o. ana a,I our ad
cheers
APPOINTMENTS NOT DIsAPPoINTMENTs-
Professor Adler said the contest had aroused
the conscience OF the people. He wanted the ap-
pontments so managed that they would not
rurr out disappointrnents. He rejoiced that the
naayoralty term was brief, the duty OF doing
well would be sill the pressing. He advo-
Gated the establishing Of city clubs all over
New-York.
Professor Adler was followed by Mr. Grout-
Mr.. Peckham resigned the post Of presiding on
Ger to Mr.. Low because he had to leave town
pressing engagement.
MR. CIRCUITS REMARKS.
MIR. Grout said in part
II has been my experience in the last Ten days
than sneech and have become so good listener
that feel great indisposion 10 break my silence @
make ten campaign speeches than one PosTeieo & 6t
amended bv those whom many Of our voters would
cal the silk stocking voters if This occasion were
city, or if this room were filled with dollar diners
ana many WORKING o9 eo@lhes @ @ n F@rc wbe really
produced the result upon Election Day. - -
uprising OF the plain people Of this city of New
York, and that uprising was not Tetated 20 ha
believe that Mr.. Shepard probably. Gbtalneo -, a
aependenf Den1ecratic voters than those of VINO
are also Democrats and Who did not agree 1 YIN i'm
leve that among the plain working people. either
natural Democrats or eise lree i ol az If rna.
Hall was something which appalled, Them when
the vote counted on election night
JEROME = FLAMING SWORD.
MI Low represented the substantial, reliable at
erou,e 5To eitl developei as iamng sword and when
there were conservative people IN me community ea
who felt that he was going too far. that ne was
So1cse5 reioiced to read that speech given be-
fore the oE&er 9 Aeorns by Nj Phbin @ @appeq3se g3;e
that Of the speaker and had had depended on m, the
spS speeeSS 81 at0J; eSo1aes seoDii SAppisgse5 i
and after awhile the dee! moral sense Of people
stTsightout Deanocrats who couldn't bring them
SELVES to & get away from from 3ns o,e m r tat ep
wives were against them ,,
but what has been said 10 me at my once, al my
home. in the cars and IN the street that the ques,
tton OF patronage troubles many people Let me
say that have great sympathy with the people PIE
many OF them who might be said to-day TO be in
the same situation that Mr. Low and ny. Fornes
ago Now ! am not connected ted with l any dTa bdyll
some disrust Of the theories of Civil Service as
have seen them practlcIslly app1ieo9; co ., 4,, -e
IN my own once as Presioent o. me . 20rougn o.
COMPLAINS The civil h1 Service commssoaer had
year ago. when the Charter ccrnTnissioners we're
s oer IN W q than oe thsy they lnGaa hd an a
s5on nj for has hat Pass s ons a shs Sin s4es9s n wSh @
spect he thought the powers of the president Of the
borough ought 20 be increased
TAKE CITY CLERKS OUT OF POLITICS.
4 question for the Charter Commission and the
Legislature 70 put clerk in the office OF The the
Service examinations have been OF that sort Now
am not Civil Service reforEler or that sort at
from 'a ny own own o5serTa5iohs say look forward
TO the time when the clerical staff OF tne various
r,oiice force and the reTnen and the who clean
the streets are today lay & a1d believe vel mat at nothing not ing
city ton. than 20 get rid Of all politics
in the op eesa s te new e1 'es Garter does contain
tons. such as the press predicts it does which Will
who are under the Civil Service, and provide that
they sha Teadn % 70 ao With St poits The Gy
Service laws haze ceneeTne6 ,i iheg.seEes with ap.
hot Yet given the clerical staff Of the city a
tenure Of oce or the ga yy 70 retain 0ee ga
rreman and every school teacher and which, in the
!s the a6nda w they ss oaesf aes 20
and which hope this administration will take some
practical steps toward reaching
COMPETENCE HIS TEST.
believe that in my ofice there are more places
which