New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04

eSye Il 'ns sp a. had ts birth what II there was
no ea for new P SsS at coudS improve myself
wponla cin no party but would hight on my own hSox
Ss bottom Of iii political affairs cempels me TO be
n Repnbcan on all National quesuons & ~ r
fr we Iaborngman for the whole country ana iof
mankind Bat when come TO New 1ork S'H,e l t,r
~ pcnubliean-with a readtustmerC ll&nghter'l
am am not tRes held by NstcSsi questions. lam Re
publican through the separate ao o. NV
cons cnoe break the party tie1 an bound 10 ste
nv party is menacing that welfare attempt to rep1Se IL
N Il continues 10 go wrong, aDahd9o w. D" n,t
mo on, OF that marty that IL sOnethinC Impossible NO
man esn say that my night hand shall not vote or
publican President or to sustain the Natohai Po"'' "
when The Republican parry committed what lregar re
n,n in the Attorneys office. after hearing
sermon Of mine whoron had occasion to refer 10 Is
s All fis fo''i Before he campaign over
T meeting s NSS Want by pay
attention TO hcw preside Loud agpa25 ceat applause
shall vote for MT Foser ior m not consider
Mt folcer any other good and able man. a. any
Dow TsnnsrseJ You say great deal about the trek
cry which was used in the convention 10 secure us a
Is NOT the point. lie nominated because We hio
a Governor who made himself singular ara Gl Sill al
Icontimed applause l-geutenen can't stay mere al
night and beg you TO let me 80 on ana nave ny gay:
Laughtor GoyernGr wtG sp h e Dr q, ,e STATE
%3Sb absolute HONESTY. (Appause.] When our politics
and GoVcrnment were 1s9rS a%"Peu EanRTiptel
by the poliieal pTndes' t sst IN the oHernors
chair and turned a face of adamant TO the
squandering OF the public moneys Because thar n2u
IND h,eu vigorously honest and just, the coru eie
rnents Of The Republican party said that We shod ot
have that again. defy any honest meh 40 en
atToc,cTs nroceeding BY voting for Mr. Foger would
goze over corruption Of the means when were useo
1 tSe other Manu- win vote for Mr. Cleveland PRO
lonSed s2pauss and eeerng And sa urge SVF dG
it. Why Is 1t 80 thar may go over 70 He ,rIcsn
TaGy oI NO I'M Roger is defeated by fve six
Thousand majority, people will say that the eleetlon was
each other and tnc Democrats have beaten u.s. Elect
Mir Cleveland By 100000 majority Tong CONTINUED
cIeers and no one can say that. Everyone wiz Know
thai me Republican party has had Its hand Ia th'it os1
mess rebuke tue inf anous squad OF men VINO oPpoG
the denomination and reelection OF man because ho
We'll now With these iqeas on the subject of fidelity
to party obligations let to the more innedlaCe
question. That Of municipal affairs WHAT WHAT
10 prove ,Ts s9' frs te 1SsSsya POSSIBLE
in America in cities IL is admitted Hnlveih%y
tries England knows tnat All Europe knows tha az
"Bu" they say. look at your cities tuey are tno
II we can show our system good here we we
win have achieved the On id RrooIIS SGnt care
who is President, whether we have IaTlh or ine
other thing ashF wf n sass State s snd in California
What you don't want is 10 pay more taxes tuah
% HTs Of Ge 10 pay yaa
welpaved streets. and clean streets ana WellNgnte
streets: YOU want be well pohced, 10 nave goou
schools Tor your children; you want theIn 10
and the best men and women 10 teach in them.
What zoe. the Republican party OF the Na'lol
care for these tlingsi They are not menuOueu
in lis platform; they not it business But le yours
it has been brought home TO your pockets no" Dllug
home to your cOnsclencos. -. o., ~ ..o,..o
1 snail yote Tor Mr. Chaplin. Why's Because we've
tied lin You say he belongs 10 the Democratic parry.
] wish TO heaven there were 100000 IKE hln IN the
Democratic party. Every Republican, ought 10 VOC iOI
MIN as A tes mOny 10 honesty aud hdoiiiy aud De-
cause he served them well Applause i Should VOC
for him IN continuity l don't believe IN rOttiLoI ~
Office except the corners have been 80 Iounued O
corruption that man rOiates TOO easy Lcl q touu
man take and become tree OF life Tor the cohuu
nifty.
Mr.. Beecher then advocated the election Of Judge
Tracy on The ground of local government and ms
merits as a man and lawyer lie concluded Dis au-
dress follows:
The last time stood here II was as an advocate OF tle
election OF seth Low Mayor. There was come upuO.
olOut The candidate he was "a young man anu ho hot
The experience and the hnesse IL pontca
man yet, but he has shown singular wlsdoihT,Itne
wisdom OF integrity Of good luqsmeat a c lak
have expected. don't tie bis hands, don't mnGer
lin; iortify him. AS when Moses stood
among Israel's host and Aaron and Hur-
held up his hands, because when his b3nus were
mn they prevailed and when tAey were down tLe
Amalekites prevailed, let the Democrats on one sue
and the Republicans the Otner hold up the hanC OK
MAYOR Low, and he viii sweep the CITY clean zap
plauSc.I
Mr. Bcccher sat down amid great cheering. The
resolutions were adopted in a loud voice and Cen
eral Barnes declared the meeting adjourned.
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