New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13

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fered from long hours and poor pay. The govern
promised 4b to reGlfy mans
equal representation in every way. They believed
He ei leaned back IN his chair and his hand
the big floral s b Of b tns u ms
tache and he laughed hearty irish laugh "a me
paign which had landed him lar above his station.
yet not above it, for he seems 20 have risen with u
give pointers to Tammany Hall or any other politi-
Organization in the country he h SAD p5o cana
and politics, in which these statements stand out
my I'VE don't want TO own the wealth which rich
men have amassed, but we are tired OF their own
Public officers should learn what the people
and let b them d haze e It ASK
"Cnionsm is no rule to go by; Is man deserV-
AEvery man has the right to live. and he should
ses Ev si woTkngman should strive lift the
| man who is just little below him. BY lettering tI
s sen seae he he o Psebs h BY
Mayor sullivan is proud of his ability as labor
he s hfs s Of the
other man who has ever held f fn q hsf
bonr he boasts II care not how ignorant they
are At the end of that time III have them formed
i Frankness is of the most prominent qualities
life story becomes romance az he tells it, and the
tale is stamped with truthfuiness, 81 wall to do
parents He decided to branch out for himself when
young. and at early age emigrated to America
with visions of untold wealth. He was soon forced
to labor with his hands, and became a Mas ti.
ordinary workingman. and did not get along well
with his fellows on that 6eTp n Canton Mass
August 20 1861 He went to school until ne was ten
His father told him the story of Abraham Lincoln
the rail splitter who became presiaeht, anq ire d
has been working since. What he knows
beyond primary education he has taught himself
no A
few years before coming to Hartford he moved to
good salesman, according to his employers, and if
the whirlpool of politics forces nm PACK l a t
emploVment He reads whenever he has time
chiefly history and biography, and ne remembers
Mayor Sullivan takes his advancement well H. He
head and viii avoid it. He making s25 week
Mayer he will reee h S 5b sa near fling
he said 1--WE got nc money, and don't want any;
If / had it I would not know what to do with it I
don't believe IN wearing toys but as Mayor one
must keep up appeafahess ne obaSn sr pa s me
over the arms OF his c.aiT lEe me man IN IN
Jugs and the boys won't think none the worse OF
It iG is just possible that Mayor Sullivan
idea that he will be like Peter Stirling in other
things He will not admit that he mas am any 1a Gl
friends are talking Of such possibility ALREADY;
They look back over what ne has done IN The three
years he formed the clerks labor union and
Mav6r Sullivan is sorry for just one thing
nection with the recent G3m2a'sn hf he maze Sn so
speeches that he Will not be dple 20 SING III
the choir of ST MiehaelS Roman Catholic thufca
for week er two. He can have anything the par
ish affords the mean time. however -
He is happy because his new duties VIII give MN
more time at home. The little woman is an
knocked in heap over this business" he said
She can hardly realize that it is true. Haven
had a chance TO talk it with her yet, OUT /
know she is just elled with pride she tRe
best little woman in the world too
Alice Frank. Ciotilde and Madeline We've just
named Madeline, but then she is only five weeks
old. 49, -.
The Mayor lives in neat little house in the
outskirts of the city. He pays SIS month rent Tor
and says is plenty good enough to shelter hlIh
while he is in Office. 49, 80
Are you going TO be a reform Mayor? he was
asked as the interview drew 10 close.
would tell me just what reform Mayor is llke.
you mean. Nothing radical. for the principles on
which are governed are right enough; me de-
tails want to be watched. Some expensive oiloes
can probably be done away with. hardly expect
10 lower the city's expenditures Hartford IS grow
ing and great deal of capital Is going to come
here we must look out for the future and plan our
improvements accordingly
Many of the citizens OF Hartford are SAYING hard
things about the election of the clerk-Mayor ana
predicting that the city government will go 70
pieces. One Of them says. however: If one taks
with the new Mayor, and is honest about it, ne
must say at least We might have done better but
he is not man Of whom to be ashamed "