New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
A STIRRING MEETING IN MUSIC HALL.
SPEECHES BY MR. LOW, DR.. cUYLER' GENERAL
wooDFoRD AND OTHERS.


wooDFoRD AND OTHERS.
Another popular demonstration for Mayor
Low last night filed Music Hail. Brooklyn. while large
overflow meeting held outside Ihere was piiiii
dsnIsv Of fireworks In the hall exIieutenantGoyernor
Woodford the Mayor, the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler'
Robert Payne A. W. Tcnncy and others spoke IL "na
an apprcciative and enthusiastic audience, anu
quick to catch the points thrown out by the SPEAKERS s
when Governor WOOdford remarked that inc No'cie VI
Brooklyn had decided that the time had come Wheh pom
tcs shoud be mt down and citizenship should be put up
In municipal affairs As Mayor Low entered the haii,
deafenug cheer or series OF cheers burst from 'no
audience; all rose and while waved their hats tne
ladies waved their handkerchief Then came vigorous
triple cheer and "tger" This was repeateu as u'
Mayor came forward to speak and as he lert inc nan
Some of the best known Temperance men of brooiyn
were seated on the platform A..
When Mr. Low speaking of his opponents remark that
he wanted some party TO be responsible for him. ana
asked: "If the Democratic party is to be responSpo
who IA TO be responsible for the party severa III to
audience shouted Boss McLaughhn!" This causeu
laugh and the Mayor added 1t Is the stlahgeSt tne
about this campaign that wherever have asked INC
question I have always heard the same answer ) 'nu
again the people laughed -,
After Albert Daggett candidate for senator hhu
snokcn DR. Cuy1er spoke He was received with hearty
applause In Opening he said: 81 address you as
citizen and Of no city, one which VIII never oo
mean enough 10 turn out OF her own Doys ior co
narrative stranger" This met with nearly
reception Dr. Cuyer referred to Mayor Lo" as
one who had dared TO Go right TO riSc
above the trammcls of party. to offend personal friends
for the pnhlic good" To the temperance people e sPO
Earnestly warning them that the whole tenor OF III
cnlars 10 voters was strike down Mayor Low MI
Leigh their candidate. lad charged Mayor Low WIZ.
what he could not Justly be held IespOnslDe ior -
woud say 10 those mistaken men, sald Ut Cuyier' s
n Won mi In Hendrix you will gain loss ho eI9sua
with strong appeal the people TO sustain MAY vi '"
for the sake OF the young men. -. ..,.,od
Mr. Tcnncy said lie was Republican, ana nor asnincu
10 show his political cOoTs but that ne prLeu sc Ci@
above the Republican. the country DeIOrt lhe p .,rt
The Ou side meeting addressed Dy Genitl "lluhI'
DcIocy chairman Albert Daggctt, d. W. hllhtS C.'ti =,
date for Supervisor, j. II. Messenger ana ueoISo r.
ElIiott The cheers could be heard Tor DOcks away,
Reside speaking at tho Music Hall meeting Mf Low
attended a German Citizens meeting IN GefmahlA nan,
at Montrose-aye aud LeonaIdst. Slgi5nind kaufman
was tho first speaker Mayor Low was greeted win le
most hearty applause 0nd iOusing cheers s sech was
ontbusastc,iv received. The Mayor also addressed
meeting undrr The auspices Of the Young Republican
Cnl, In SyIc,'s Hall, at Bcdfordayo. and fultOnst
nsetina m Tcmpcrance Hail. No 1914 COncordsi; another
in Irving Hall nj Gatcs-aye. and lryingplaCei an L,,
arn injecting in the church al south IhlId ana
Fourtb.sfs; aud the Republican meeting IN Association
Hail, at No 2jj Gtccnpoint ave. - ., , t..,.-1
I'm n Democratic meeting In Military Hall, az lFohatd
and Schnea ss last evening three cheers were gN'o lux
Mayor Low with more hcartiness than Tor h,Auih'