New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09


p, .>-a7,,. yorl. city IL rhe last Ssventy-hVe
lars the Governor said that the people Q!
-tts oitv should cease defarn,ng their CITY
er5 demand the application OF ms primer
r.. o.: home rule. He continues;
Then demand the right OF self govern
-~srt In municipal affairs. Vltncut inter-
ference from Albany or any other quar-.
cl.s!de yourselves ana your Own Guy. -. tig
e--ils you have suffered rom nave lstSS!J
Town out OF the contEol Of your goVeIE-
80, ~, n,,tsi6ers RMS should cease. The
lovsvnmen- o. New, Acik si;S1t ..ooS ~ The
-sople % New YORK lot IAe Ao0o - ''-
c!,y d New YORK. .,..- --..se
-vorL our YOUR own problems. -hese
rrob!eras are naturally numerous ang go go,
-ieT by they can never be so!Fso Iron
arSsrv o. from Washington Ihey mus,
= met anf solved right here where t-S.
t5ast whether they Be proo.slr4ss. ~ tsP--
Ffnally, LEI ne exhort you. 70 recognize
~ polit!cal duty you owe 70 ycur CO.,
stape and aaton. The nope o. t,cI .u'~ -
= America s - 2 growing Wl-llngnf.S .!
C;,izcns OF intelligence and enterprise l9
make sacrifices Of personal coIalott a-.o
advantage for The public yea .-;,,,5 ~ ..r.l ri
r.brc spirit and civic pride, that |!-- eH-
rress itself in participation N poAuca! ne,
7.ts 2 purpose Of deepening anc eL!@rEias
--,S,,i. ,r,,st - - exercised for the good
.. lie community q = whole
Wrhit~idas On the rress
II vhitrtdgs in Z few remarks about
-rha. he called TIE human SIDE o. tne
i've. af+e~ cenaiaally harpoohing beth the
Tearo Of Aldermen and the Public service
Commission a. useless ad3uncts ot cur MI
r.cipsl government. turned his attsnron 70
fhs press
Tss. Of al take the press ssld NJ.
-Th.,r!aze. FOR : hundred years tbs woT-a
rr1criFrrirg The press,
End free press IS an essential part Of
To-. yoyn~,r1ert buy has nov part OF the
freedom 81, has gained from the censor
zee, surrendered 70 It's advertising depart
mint ane yyha. is 70 81 thought OF tne
ry5,io orintor Of E community which is
e.tasr created or reflected BY the news
-spe-s Of this city,
Having carefully supplied the newspapers
sn ss-ancs with copy OF his speech, MT.
V'h!,rilee turned lhen 20 The press tao-o
7..th .he remark that ae hoped the brokers
~cv,6 note -h2t The reporters would not
AXE any notes upon his attack. BECAUSE
.hsy knew II 1'ould not be printed. ana
rher continued
re are !i,tle careful about cr!ucising
rhe press hut you know-though you have
never printed the srory-of the Boston
woman Who. after q visit 20 New Io!k
said al her friends read The Sun " he
morning because IL made sin 50 pleasant
sn5 amusing. ana The Posi- every even
tng because IL made virtue 50 repulsive
Ths, IS prooab!y SANDER. but could any
't!ag equal the pounds and pounds o.
. rl.gsr tr!v!aliuss which make up the sun
dsv editions Of our papers, Ihere =
slbicc, foI real thinking. Our nelghoo.
'i n some OF the Canadian provinces nave
foroidden by statute he sale OF SuhcSy
reTspar1ys. partly. 7 believe, 70 p?otec
fhen- elves from the trash from over thei!
southern borders / wonder some lhsul
gent Journalist has not attacked the Pres!
dents reciprocity arrangements oecaus'
they fail 70 project this. one OF our SIaPI'
products. Perhaps they viii. and IN ina
case I venture 70 make this hnal sueees
tor
Wants Associated Press probed.
The papers in this town have an as
ISOLATION among themselves called Inc
Associated Press which. because OF IL
means and tho circumstances OF the case
Sc real monopoly. It's object y 70 collec
news. and u operates in restraint OF every
eody's trade IN that article. except "
D 00'n IN g. manner which must make IN
Standard OF ard The Tobacco Trust greer
With envy. This whole land IS no" wait
INC with bated breath for the oecisioh 0
the Supreme Court IN the cases OF mos
Two corporations. Should II be N faVot o
q, he government, ] suggest 10 al me uu9
busters that the first case 20 be isHeh vi
should ~ aoatr~t The Associated EICS-