New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

which there Is a more or iess approach towaTd
popular sovereignty. that always. coincident With
that there is very decided advance IN general
sHd in 5r2a s f snd 90 IS a9 Te bos
always look IN QUO own city and In our own state
not seen IT, If there is any way any evidence f'as
Semonstratl tba r. Is rot ' ,amarrafS i1str
ton. it is the cynical indifference and insatiabls
health and happiness of the poor of this city
lion that has controIed this city for the last two
years dinerentates itself from Tammany Hail. tr
ADMINISTRATION this city has ever seen that has ex-
ee1erosirv for the Interest and welfare OF ths,
city as the administration Of May9r Low -,
local nstTumentality of the Democratic party.
dIstinct IN TINS country poulcs ana IN me andls
Of this country for any man 20 attempt 70 crush it
ne one insU3sTabls barrier 10 the aDpIicaron ~
the powers OF this community and the general
spirit of democracy and the solution Of those great
and never shall We be able 10 amply the p1wers %
the community the solution Of those issues until
We get Tanlmany HdH as az present managed OUT
York. but for The entire American sentiment. We
working Tor every single sister city from Boston
Har6or 70 the Golden e and rom s [nS S
cessfve victory in this civ viii simply start that
tide that has a1rea,v commenced to rise sweeping
ike food this continent. and every town or
the local BOSS shall be under the rule %
popular sovereignty.
CHEERS FOR THE MAYOR.
VT. cutting was IOllOWeQ oy Tue Mayor. WNI
was greeted by long cheering II was fully hvs
minutes before the demonstration ended Mayor
Low said in part;
against the people Of the city Of Nev-Tork. (Ap-
laughter Tammany Hall has put into its plat
form at the very besinnins two proPoSlr'2ns tnae
is that because New-York in national politics is a
Democratic city. therefore Iammaqy HsH SugnC
movement is a pretence. These are the two thiugs
uP IN -tS5 fr ire tbin.,s reJa-ins 70 tbe
city of New-York that think of vital couse-
/ qUenCe to II. In the first place We stand for n
bis6 aG an 81 pries are 56ust 1d sed JAP
pls IN T. ~ re r. ov,,I cornrpifts.
Of vice headed by Lewis Nixon. admitted that that
ton. Men in this room know vel that appoint
me1ts and promotions on the P"lics tosee Wess
citizen. the moment he became member OF ths
police force lost the protection Of The law and had
10 get his advancement BY the payment Of money
oApplauseJ doubt iI t3erG ii a sroTRng nan ~
know that that is 50 UaughterJ Two years ago
gize for. and whether he has walked mp to tho
BntLas say. Tammany has not dared 70 say that
fusion in that respect is pretence.
IN INTEREST OF PIT BLIC TREASURY.
The second thing that We stand for is the adj
city so%Srnnent in the interest Of the public treas
NY and not in tn interest OF pt s persons,
pretence I dare say would naturally hesitate
because
firne Was IA menoer OF the former Dock Board [
want to give you only illustration or two As
fowsge bills OF that department i'm the last eigh-
teen months amounted 10 $40. IN the hrst elah-
less than Si5G00 That shows much more careful
two periods the amount collected BY the depart
ment for the priyIege OF storing sTnd on properly
belonging 70 the department IN the laSt adminiStra-
ton $4,000. and IN this administration it was
The third thing for which we stand is that il you
want good city government here or anywhere else
nos s( on in y' renIy - t5a. tbsf On tN co,tr1r
ne fnterssts of re DeTnocrsfil p3r must como,
first. They ask the citizens to vote from that point
whom they elect will administer the city from that
point Of view; they will be expected 10.
If you want good city government. rs said Be.
fore II must be the frs thing in the minds ..
Ciard for nOn-partsan government in OrqeS lnas
the city officials care. applause This adminis-
tssLo1 OF ours has 9e,I nqn-psrLis
IL seems 70 me- that the non-parsan a., az vs',rs
this year is even stronger than Il vas W. No. STe
ago for we have something 20 point TO how pre-
pOsterOus IL is to claim that me i aSlo1, S.l3,,
the present time Is Republican ueSst- Ee1',b
doubts that the candidate for Mayor Is a l.ep ~,
CAnpIatiseG But i'm the administration Of the CITY
OF New-York have known no part ss Sl9Tsrs
Office has not been used ioT or s agn55 ether s9
party; neither has y been 49, si-,seif f,ppIarss,
/ and Democratic testimony - Sla. ST,S - -
reads Of departments think that r nsT are He
[ ,,bfjc,rs ard hall Democrats Mess u -
~, Scst way 10 buiLi NJ the Repuohear party 10
1850 Geun0crats TO such positions, suhrnir
tppo.st 1Tavor il not subject the charge OF r1r-
..as -, Sxbtch some so gtbly max
tssts4iiP sIs, very excellent authority for ths
,s+o--e1t that this Is not party uSht one or the
Sandidates upon the Tamnlany JlGSet sac NOT lons
s-bt between Republicans and Democrats, out De.
tvee citizens and upon purely local issues and
s',sf.r errresS this have no more effect
mon the Presidential election Of next year than
~ f,tsior success Of TWO years agO nad upon tho
Sf9te election OF last year.
-rbs issues 70 be passed upon those Affecting
city AFFAIRS They in nOwise affect Repubhcanisn,
Travellers ysiil find all views Of the world az DE-
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