New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
make themselves respectable and respected the
police force viii have no trouble in being so also
THE rrNcLEANLINEss OF STREETS.

make themselves respectable and respected. the
police force will have no trouble IN being so @so
THE UNCERTAINTIES OF STREETS.
have spent little while since my return from from
some of your streets 1 don't blame you for your
sdeE amt 81 thf s noW for the clean
ing of the streets in this borough S4ooVS ana see
be complaint and this appropriation is consider
ably larger than the total appropriation Ior h6n
ing purposes for the Island of Manhattan only
hope to have the opportunity at some time dur
ersteiy and Seriously tie question of our present
pared some figures and made some study after the
very great peculiarly and compieKy OF tI
has in peculiar state. but | see no reason f
the Mayor and the intelligent assistance, the IN
tellgent heads Of departments ana nave the
water supply in hand see no reason ata and
Two Years ago Mayor Mcclellan made the distinct
and that supply should be wholesome ASK ASH So 90
has he kept his @ aed he to Seep his promse
and Brooklyn to-day is no more forward tnan wiaT
made but the excuse lies here, complete and a6soi
lutte inef1cency the part Of his government ants
of the community. Those the only reasons
Nov you will n be G 9hat f f6e faee is MI
Hearst and Mr.. Mcclellan | want TO caii your at at
to 'h then the city of NeYor The
largely similar 10 this henry 1s1tee that
TonnRg NAT H hna Mr.
Hns as an 1nnfns as Republican Interested
parties saw fit to turn the issue in this. namely
Georges election that in order TO defeat him con
sentative Republicans would have to Vq3e LOT and and
elected him the election the result showed
END not been driven like sheep into the support of
Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Roosevelt would nave Deeh Ala' "a
of the city.
THE SAME CONDITION TO-DAY.
ciselV he
same condition. Mr.. Hearst is hewing deep cut
through the forests OF Tammany votes; IT VIII
If only you stand by your colors and dl4w ngrn
ns the 20 Sy Hail steps and sit in the Mayors chair
Under the conditions existing in this CITY II Is t
to himself put It s Possi6Is that oh he S8 Tos
tive The greatest issue in this campaign after
the public utility franchises. but it is this. as to
whether or not are going to allow our RePuo PUBL
means for the exercise Of the systematic and the
highly DEVELOPED instinct for graft paIs of the COM
u soF5y t to ssy fna m the eTest
managers Of our life insurance companies down 10
the man who actually ro6s gRT 9i0r to him what
actually belongs to him 1t reaches fI% SHAME al
most NATIONAL shsRs nns for Witch we have
tude and as Is one be OF pf f to-day that Of
these United States occupying the most eTait t
66S oy tSe most powerful baer the world against
ni1uities of this sort And what Iheoaore Hou se,
aT+ as President of the United States in MS gTedt
sphere Of tremendous possibilities Is DOING M,ei
~ 40 If elected Mayor OF this city, In preclseIy
he same way and following his star WITHIN my
nov In order to accomplish something here as
ayeTvwhere else in life. let me say that we need
the beneAt Of organization 1 cannot 40 my nuS1
ness without organization; no transportatIoon Co
naTy can do its business without organiZ2a1non' no
lot Industrial enterprise can exist WllhoII
sanization In fact nothing can be fio IN it's
1sTrest sense means team work Even the SGh se5
Is On the baseball field ard on the footbaIl Heia
too9 mat team work Is the only Work; al oIiet
-,rtr &c inst rs useless If YOU were 10 let q 10Y
" rhies spill on the floor; they roll away iroIL
eacb ether in thousand directions, &c
0,IIing together and constituting one Will ana 0e
force and one mind .. A.. oh.ao.s that 7 nm
striving for are objects that you aPprove o. ~
1Tee Won with all my power to lend yourse'gs oU
team work in bringing about this object ana Il yoU
DO see no fear for the future
James 7, Wells was introduced as "one OF tne
-,os+ faithful servants Of the Low admlnistra-
.,on He said he would never use MS p place III
the BOARD of Estimate to serve the corPoTaol; ,
Nsaior Fbstein spoke next. telling OF the nm
ro~srnents needed by Brooklyn. Wh1cn Mayor
Mcclellan had promised. but never hao c0f'ieN