The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-07
THE NEW YoRK vlEW.

tTE NEW fOEh VIEW.
Il is really interesting 10 observe
with what uaanimity the press Of New
York C4ey view the crushing defea'
administered to TamInany on Tues
day.
The New York sun, for instance.
which opposed the successful candi-
date. Hon. John Purroy Mitchell,
says:
The successful Fusion candidate
for mayer won a general victory in
this town yesterday. Our congratula-
tons TO Mr. Mitchell are fearless and
sincere. It is not fitting tine 10 re-
cur to the apologize and depreeatory
aspects OF the campaign f6r Mr.
Mitchei. The supreme power is the
peoples vote, and the people have
voted by a plurality Of over 10000 o.
more TO accept and expect good ant
entirely sane government at his
hands"
Ihe New York World. a power III
local politics and always an enemy OF
murphy and TammaDy, comments
this:
'Tammsny has been beaten. but
with unlimited corporation money ana
influence behind IT, TIE next cam
paign fer good government must be
made by the Democrats themselves
and the fighting must be carFied
II
orHAnIzaqon. Tammsny cannot he
reformed. II must be destroyed
The Tribune, an old line Republican
crgan, and supporter OF fusion,
makes this priei, but timely reference
to the result.
Honesty and dccency have won
notable victory in the city OF Nsw
Ycrh. 1t is not too much TO say tina.
The city has never before done 50
getd Z days fighting against corrur-
tien and tor the cause Of right govern
ment."
The Herald, genereuy Democratic
but with strong Independent tenden
cies, which was inclined to be neutral
in the fight, expresses fear that Mitch
els head may be turned. It's com
mcnt is as follows.
John Purroy Mitchell, the Fusion
nominee, has won great victory over
his opponents. Only she best wishes
Should go OUT to him in his hour OF
He will get plenty of good
advice and we have none to give him
ncw he is in 4 great deal more dan
yerous place now than he ever was be.
ore in his lie. TINS danger is THAI
Of having that young head turned SO
completely that 1t will never get back
IN quite the proper poise."
The times, OF all the news that S
"a TO print fame, a supporter Of
Mitchell and owned by the Ochs, fer
nerly CT Chattanooga, discusses the
result as follows:
The triumph over Tammany yes
terday is more than ample for safety
and great enough for rejoIcing New
York io infinitely better for yester-
soy . - 'H''iSh ~ t'4HLSOtSiiCSos ~
e better for itself that It has ordered
50 we'll its own household, and it
stands higher in the worlds estima-
ton"
The American, a Hearst paper and
a hard hsh'er of Tammany in the
iGht Just ended, though its owner has
oiten accepted Tammany nominations,
says:
BY electinJ John Purroy Mitchell
mayor of New York by stunning
the people of New York have
declared their reputation of "Chief"
Murphy and his messenger Mccall, Of
government by contract governments
BY telephone, and all the machinery
IF public plumber. The people of New
York have won a glorious victory for
Independence and clean government
over scrViiity and corruption" ....
Thus the press OF the city, with
me voice. commends an electorate
with bravery enough to put down u
political party, bold enough to part
company with til suggestion of com
non deceney.