New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Is not party question and party limos should not DO
Your candidate recognizes the fct tn9t d n 5
become great commercial ccn.ec oI the WOllu % III
that in is onward march 10 Is gSuucd 10 Sufp2Ss b
boYiS 90 ON with its improvements and that these i'm
prOYentu's should be completed. lie ,ieCognl .f '
iact tai disaonest claims have becn auied ana l'iu
His platniu is that he VII ay aoSSt % t. i,tnre to
dishouc. claims shah ever % para WIN hls W
The cIecs. lApplauso When the central f@rH Nis
rst talked oi ana application made to The Legisl,-
io have ccutal park estbi,shs !, Hr, "a % ~
pose getting iTamping ground or place & iOf @ %
SbShiiants but he is not alive to the onward march
oi the city Rt The present day His idea would nc
n might Judge from his past record, that it di9
not make any difference whether man had rapia
transit 40 get 20 Harlem, or whether he had 70 VAN an
tbcTe Bat what Won want is rapid transit from the
upper 90 the lower end Of the island This principle te
entcrprising young American candidate Nho In a.
dito9 10 maj YOU want your docks improved We have
the moanest set OF piers and docks 9bs &oyeypment
and can hle man. will administer it honestly, leeaIu
less OF what charter you Pve Dlin, pu i % o n
with the best charter you give hlm VIII stS you &
poGr Coyefnment IL is mainly question OF the man an
who prcsides the deStes ol yOlI wy % o,.e or
,nnch a onestop OF the charter you have nave VhS
no say in conciusioD, that you will find in Abraham X
Lawrence the man VINO recognizes the PIlnViP0S 'V"
wish 10 support. tAppiausel
SPEECH OF JEROME BUCK.
I,rome Buck was introduced and greeted with three
cheers He said, m the course Of his remarks:
FELLOW CITIZENS: The great matters that divide MS
in reference impending Presidential question have
heel
and by the respective Of both sides that do not
deem It necessary 10 say single word except
that ask you all TO 60 for Greeley the integrity OF
the Government, aud peace and good viii toward the
entire people. lAppauSel We are here, as under
stand. nice little family matter, and every citizen
OF NeW-Nork Is representative member OF that alY
We here regarding tue great interests OF ths l
peria City Of New-lOrk We are here hnglng aSlue an
personal matters 70 come uoWh 70 tne laIl% % ~
fact who make our chief executive 0mcer-WhO IN
this progressive age will crown our own city as the
gueen city of the world. lApplduSel You have, gen
tlemcn proposed TO you three candidates al OF Whom
will a least receive some support from their respective
friends and political adhereutS You have in Mr. Have
meyer gentleman OF age, OF integrity, ana OF aOlnll
the corresponding impulse OF this great city be Is ch
TO its growth he Is chill and cold 10 its great develop
illustrated in the teams which we have lately seen
carrying goods instead OF the quickly moving hoIses.
In Mr.. OBnen you have a man whom this community
has served up 10 the very upt0p Oh ms personal alnOl
tlon, rewarded ana overcome Utmost M'n VI Wv ~ r5
like this retire before tho representative OF our party
abraham h Lawrence, Nn8 oOmeS ni,vu MI 9bot 70
pertinent and necessary 10 the development anu progress
OF your civ. lApplduSe.l
Hhy, gentlemen, in Mi. Lawrence you have one who
has come TO you from long line of parentage one
whose father and whose family representatives, have
adorned this town IN civil pOsltionsi one whose very
hearts blood moves only in unison win the current "
the sympathios OF NcwIOrk, one who IN prOiesslona
way has made saelhces perhaps of pecunary gain ano
of high promotion; one who has seen NJ 10 slana ~
honor IN all the turbulence OF faction and OF corruption
and who as your representative means TO bnng pacl
purity and reform TO our municipal analrs lApPiause
(enemen, the issue Is narrowed down 10 one single TACT
shall We have reform Government under the @gs 3i
regular Democracy L see mere on tls pltI
iorm your chairman, Senator Temann, who stood sDOo
sOr at the baptism OF NewIOrk as reformed lnunel
ualty-lappaustl lhere to-day with his opinion, witt
ms power of character 10 ndorse Abraham r. Lawrenc
AS the nting standardearer, as the only representative
that NrwYOrk should elect TO m its highest office ZAP
pIausc Gentlemen, believe that IN this contest Mr
Lawrence is tulnaiied and panOphed successfully t(
win the fight IL Is only Tor yOu 70 consider his claims
tie sTue ge to produce result. 1t is for you
in our oices for you IN the domestic circle 10 say
whether TIE snail move onward bright ana success
fu iu us career or Whetner II shall be stopped and
lie there dead aud heess want OF earnest and active
ito iAppIWel