New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-31

IAppiause We put In $3.50 900 for new school punding
and think can promise that Brooklyn shan reeleoo
Schools gpaus Somgeto ser was put tTG ye ,Ss
top top and Ieitng The bottom grow beautifully
l Hs rs KAT thSfe is hardly primary class
that not larger than II ought 70 be- In some places the
day. and sometimes the children have stand up As
therefore we were feced with that lack OF school
you VIII ask. why much in single year. win tell
you Because in Of Mayor schroeders term ana
building schoohOuse but the city grew at the rate OF
1900 70 10000 people and that means great many
Of "'f this audience what have asked Of audiences
0asr gai Of hS cries c R En R fasf
think so too but if we had left 1t out we would have had
no ISn Wa! pi hat IT 8 or %as L %ng
.S gS st G wd S as had so tGS sy
nineteen men. The city grows, and the necessity Tor
P nineteen men added to the force in
he four q ny Ss% Ss have B P%
wrong Esnt kgot% & tapb sS too Io but
We have had 5000 houses added , to TINS
city IN two years and tGo D 90 bud three new
nehouses in different parts OF me ety. was thaI
Rig6tl"i I think so too, but II We had left
that out would have had lower levy; lam
nv spending SO 600 year. You may not know that
there are 10000 houses in Brooklyn in which people i've
gnsf cen houf tang djrt ont of lie streets For
next year we have provided 9l5OO0O try 10 keep your
cries Of . Righty thing So too Bat Il had left
Now, gentlemen that IL absolutely every, l'e'i
Of Increase upon "3 aGon The not,
Of administering the city have not increased Perhaps
tbayy I ia az ill., so 61t ak You when YOU hear
this talk about tax rate and tax le Xe5' hot
any show Of increase whatever tAppluscl l am glad
that you with me and win every audenee
that have spoken 10 in any corner Of this city hat The
Board OF Estimate did right and not wrong lAplauSeI
A CLEAN AND HONEST ADMINISTRATIONS
Now. gentlemen, among the few traits and
qualities which it is permitted me to rec
ognize in myself aud the administration
in the description of the adversary IS this fact
that the administration has been clean and hon
est. They seem to think that that does not
mean much, but would Ike TO open your eyes to
session of the city Two years ago Wv. we
found that every sewer , basin m H. the ety. city;
empty them aud clean them the contractor had soi
his money but the sewcrblsin were iu Now SiCa9 anu
ins the basins has the work done fAppause had
rate Of the city NewYok and the city OF Brooklyn this
year as compared win, With last Tar bs,ltb s
year than the previous but though to myself if
The dean rate than RrooR n9 w 5S Se On ii
in concluding that something local TO Brooklyn mas
death,rate in Hcw-York had fallen of two per
cent and in our city IT had fallen OIL
which are caused by sewer gas-scarct fever. diph-
iberia and diseases OF that cla7s-n New-fork,
Brooklyn il had been i2ia per cent Therefore,
there is something gained in health by having clean and
Another point: a contractor told me today-under
promise that 1 would not reveal ms nuneLthat
he had not been able 70 get money which
e had earned under contracts with the city Without nav
body 10 get the bill passed. Ihat meant
lat ON S PSc' OF w Ser that 6c has ''
Brooklyn has saved from 10 10 25 iper cent tAppause
Ills tax levy that been much talked OI Il to be
expended by TIE man That br"9kRn eIeets illo
year DO you want man who by the admission
or VIII You iso your caace, with one
You do not knowl "a voice. wen take you' aud loud
Vow fellow citizens. heard man say this morning
that In lawsuit IN a DHtu9 Gnp p',,iu S'i
beg Of you to hgAt until the polls close on election
day, as though every man Of You felt that the /
result depended upon him. [Applause.l We /.
nghtng IN this campaign Bfooklyno battle ioi good
odyu viii 90 back to ING very things winch sine .
recently left But we are lighting battle granIet even
than BrOOklyus battle We stand IA the forefront "I
every city this Union fighting local government
in the interest OF iue city lnd NOS IA ,nr Ih,.'-i
of something outside And want To charge ~" L'Ir
tonight VINO feels that TIE cause oy'rwn'!ms /
every man thai is concerned WIN II want 10 'Al -e
You ana 10 send SOh aW." win t.la on.r it'-'i- "a
your hearts: Broo6yn expects every MA" 10 do H7 "'y
Prolonged appduaeI
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Albert Dagg,tt, the Republican candidate for .
Senator ia the Id District, said that Mr. Low .
had started ont promising more than any other ,
Mayor of Brooklyn had accomplished and that me-
had fulfilled every promise. The speaker promised,
If elected TO keep Albany away from Brooklyn so ,
far as he was able to do 80. Jane, Tanner, the Tax
Collector of Brooklyn. pleaded earnestly that mo-
citizen cease his work for the Mayors cundidaoy
until the polls closed on election day. II Npu go
10 sleep he SAID. your outposs viii he captured;
you must not stop work one moment until victory
is assured" Brief remarks were made 10y Suprryl-
,or-at-L Largo William A. Fritz and Robert Payne
the candidate for District-AttOucy Mr.. Payne said |
that as Mayor Low had taken ms share OF the
responsible ity Of the VOC of the Board of
Estimate Of S2sO,OOO for school purposes, ho
the speaker was proud OF his recon-
InendatiOn in the Board Of Education that
the sum OF 800 600 be spent
Mr Low. when ne left Inc Academy and took hi,
carriage Tor home, was greeted with warm cheers
by the crowds that fingered on the sidewalks after
the building had been eInptled.