New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
HORENBURGER SPEAKS.
He Of the 37th Would Be an AIder-
man-I.WOrd to the Wise. Etc.

Republicans and others who desire n segment ~
| the political millennium turned to them with
| n certainty comparable to that Of the rnilIman
leaving quart bottle in the morning will do we'll
! to vote for Hermann Horenburger. Republican
candidate for alderman in the 37th AIdermanio
District.
Mr.. Horenburger made the race two years ago
and was beaten by Harnischfeger, the ,Tammany
candidate. perhaps because the voters thought
when they voted for Harnschfeger they were vot-
ing for the peoples champion. Horenburger. This
tme such an error Is unlikely. the name of
the Tammany candidate Is plain John J. Hickey
Let it be distinctly understood that Hermann
Horenburger is not of the common garden
variety OF political aspirant. He is running on
his own platform. and being a 'superinteudent
architect and engineer" he ought to be able 10
make good one.
Mr.. Horenburger has favored The Tribune with
his platform. The accumulated planks look like
an al-around lumber yard. Some OF the tmbers
are designed TO compel attention from Hickey If
Hickeys heart beats for the people. Other pfanks
are new-fresh from the Horenburgcr sawmn
with the marks of the saw on them. For instance
here is one that will perhaps bring tho flush Of
conscious inferiority to the Hickey check Saws
Horenburger:
hereby state that my opponent has failed TO 60
fore state that. in case of accident or disaster
| Of New York Of own. to prove the real Home
Rnle. 1t is six millions of dollars which are
Taxes This money shall be brought to a fund
N'HIioiVu ny lle STATE government.
| This is merely another way of saying that It IS
reckless the part of the state to have 5000 OOo
kicking around loose in times OF financial strn-
gency.
| Then there is the question Of graft Nearly every
one these days has at least observation acquant-
| ance with Mr.. Graft Here is the Horenburger
plank on the ruling passion in the s7th District:
During my long period as n citizen and business
man in this district. well acquainted with ali the
myself. and have n union card, if / am elected I
| shall bring before the Board OF Aldermen as well
as the Legislature, bill to stop blackmailing and
| grating in general for the welfare Of the COM
| munity.
Mr. Horenburger thinks he hurls a telling shot
| at the Hickeyites In this plank
| will also see that we are well supplied with
| public baths.
| Mr. Horenburger seems TO be unmoved by the low
water mark quotations the shares of the light
| ing companies. Hickey will prick up his ears at
| this:
| The trust companies, gas and electric light COM
panies should be investigated. and will TO the
has failed to bring before the people.
The laws delays have not escaped the vigilance
OF Mr.. Horenburger. His law plank says:
make 1t further my duty. II elected, to that
also the enforcement of all laws protecting the
| people from the trusts etc.
| The house servant problem IS not unsolvable
Elect Horenburger and get the right kind OF help
Here is the key:
The ereG9R at the thu pabG o Of
| for all trtes, which is a great need that my op-
ponent has mentioned his side but II I
am elected alderman II shall be for the safety
ant welfare of the community.
| Want to tune up the poor old Police Department.
Elect Horenburger and get this:
shall see that have our police force reor-
| ganized
Here is Horenburger's final shot at Hickey:
| l am willing to take any argument on any plat
form he desires TO prove TO me that ! am wrong
and If he cannot stand this challenge TO my ques-
tions leave II TO the people 10 indorse such can
| didate who stands with the people when they so to
| cast their vote on November s.