New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24


sill parts would be alike, and Of which all parts
would be treated dentically by the holders Of Once
one OF your causes of complaint-one OF me vtrS
lost your position autonomous city. you have,
by virtue Of the acts of Tammany Hall during me ne
six years of its administration, been soqsnt 10 DC
reegated into the position OF a mere sun9rP- man
That is wrong and absolutely WRONG any IN at
enough to be elected Mayor of New-York City-the
s snSss # IS not always thankful one and
always profitable ene-if chance to be eiecTe% [
career such Mayor, make It my constant my my
Brooklyn IS treated absolute equality with Man
haitian in respect to every one without distinction:
mean every one Of the opportunities OF progress
and development
MANHATTAN's DEVELOPMENT COMPLETE
was going to refer to some OF the improve
nlents that you need and some Of the causes 0j
given US by Tamnmany Hail. but before doing tha'
So far as the development of Manhattan is con
cerned its development except so far as II deVeI-
is rac ts f' eompis s There are two boToushs
9wex which NH or ha an TheT aTe the
ough OF The Bronx and your borough GiV Zen
impetus of these facilities for communication, to
which this half Of the city is sn bba an o ~ is
here that lies the possibility Of the greatest CITY
That has already made itself So felt that under
stand your houses are being actually bought IN taIs
cannot build rapidly enough and yet. understand
ing these conditions Of great pnysca opdns Of
reaching the heart Of the city, that is say.
tunnel but you have neck TO it, and without
bridges and WITHOUT your tunnels the aevei
opnent "a this part Of the city when Is NEXT
with every other part OF the city. cannot possibly
I understand that the candidate for Tammany
Hall FOR Mayor contends that he has done all pos
haitian Bridge is concerned from the moment he
into Sea n Rnd instead Of building
bridges we have had a controversy between EN- EN-
bars, and things of that kind, but no bridges; It
was quits possible at the moment OF MI MGSi the
position precisely where it was left by Mayor Low
and to carry into fruition the work OF the pre-
But. instead OF that we have had a series Of CON
actual progress Now as this is true t 01
SRe Bridge Mayor Mcclellan may tell
that he did not know about these things. and can
me elP very rye much Of man who bought horse and
found few days afterward that 1t was so olnq him
the horse and said: Heavens. man! That horse
that you soa me Is e sad IN tS See sH = am
fuy sorry but couldn't tell you. because the man n
who sold him TO me didn't tell me- and thought "
REASONS FOR THESE DELAYS
So apparently the Mayor thinks that he has moth
ton q Of the bridges. because it is a secret But
whose secret is Il? cannot tell you 5 6Tt enSr
ed but you that there are reasons te cSl
raicaI ones and hope that before the campaign IS
over TO put my finger upon them for purposes u
things Of this kind only illustrate the supreme
Importance OF the present election During thG ns
form or anoheT for longer or shorter terms
Pads proveents in rapid transit either the
surface by subway, asgregaIng IN vaIue |SY W.
You wonder why he objects TO being turned out OF
sng every effort every energy. every force tnat no
possibly can, even down TO the power OF Iio my
such dement's, for the purpose Of securing himself
in power during the next four years And WIEN Nlr
and esteemed fellow citizen If you don't locate
You c; & him the Gas Man,
of himself but the Gas Man win something
{ 70 &c 5s mas ma IN 1af have aTeady said
from several platforms what my own policy would
&c ne ssept 9 R1t s4nf 10
TING IN my RoW T0 10 gse mt 81 az own y financial
abilities the gas to which 1t is entitled, and shan
p p9 10 render my proper p0Ts 50 Service and at fair
price, and far as concerns those franchises wnch
with the aid of the Attorney General of this State,
some of my enemies in Tammany Hall have init
mated that this confscation Here are some
eoparteTs the 2st thing that thew do is to
take the stolen property out of his clothes. and
doing that has never yet been regarded as co1fsca-
sort of confscation that am going to be guilty Of
One of the consequences of the consolidation Of
the cities has been the very great Capitalization OF
sarily inevitable if the city really to be and
not 10 be tvs bae It seems to6 10 tn e M
reason why in several departments there should
rcstofice here. and as there is in the Department
Of Taxes for the payment Of taxes here I would
rnent and in the Tenement House Department and
spouse to an absolute want without red tape and
s.rcumloeution and without necessitating going to
NeW-foTk TO find out what is to be done
A SEAT FOR EVERY CHILD.
vrhi I sbau do do with all
the seriousness Of which I am capable, is to make
condition that has been talked Of SO long. namely
the giving to our sch4Sl children each OF them
time instruction 1 believe It can be done. and
are to be disposed OF during the next four years
sufficient means be had for doing it, and J.
ton of those franchises was give US schools for
our children instead Of palaces and bulldogs at
Your city cannot develop properly unless your
ly One Of the precise things that l should at,
DO. IS to compel greater celebrity in condemnation
proceedings, in lieu of that delay which Is now due
promise you that # l appoint a Corporation CSun-
nroceedings progress properly and promptly
There is another one Of your wants which will
the consolidation there. has been an increase of
10000 people in the population OF this borough To
ficn there has only been Increase OF four hun
snsdeauateIy Poiiced Parsimony in respect to this
matter is. 10 my mind. crime. understand that
rather is mile. and in some parts Of it, such in
Flatbush II Is two miles. Is Il a wonder that
crime can be committed and go unrestrained,
detected? insist that shall do whatever l
meet this demand your part. and salts
fed that do something IL be elected, because
the police exist for some other purpose than that
for which in the past-happily not much to-day
st has been supposed to exist by of the leaders
Of Tammany Hall.
/ have watched the police force OF this city for
many years-with great since Stand 1 know
this OF IL: that the rank and file sturdy
honest, and faithful set Of constitute
police force in any city in the world, and l am
Of Off of