New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-15

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city, then and n9t th thsn VIII ne gave ni'n '' ''"'
perinit us to eieeshin' tA2p'auSe'l
ADDRESS OF Mr.. EVARTS.
After Mr.. CoudeFt finished Justice laws lnsi'-
duced William NJ. EyaIts as lone who needs no
Introduction" 1t was some tiine peioio '"e "p
plause which greeted Mr. Evarts when ne rose SUI
sided. Dir. Evarts spoke as follows;
Mr.. CH.IRaAs AND GEsILRMEs; ! am heartily ~
favor Of the measure which b ~ IN
~ 5 nonuiar anneai mar ie made tonight to the people
of this city to express their opinions and am satisfied
look about this crowded room and reeeIs so MANY
faces so wsknown to this community tnn' any "tS
hnaglue II the whole row OF me
Board of AIdermea stood by my sid ns
they would not know any one ~ you OF you any V"o Vi
them. daughter and applause.I
agree with you Mr.; Chairman; in your sentiment or
Ntw-York for Hew-forkers Bot require win enpNaSs
other play upon those iof NeW
ok @ pot 6eeSs II N cSs, f. do
believe In sevfers for New tht means !hS
the people Of sS sSs 'Ge i coed P or bSd
to feel that Il is Roysrinfst gi ther Own
proudest cify-yea, the pgoudes city in the 9ord, se
going to take their pride In their city and their pride
n hesees IN bending men , ness 20 NE t yce 0t
by the misery that issues Lron their innuenee
that Is New and these are New orlers do MOI
New-lork IA2pisuse.l
Now say an Tor tns reee power cns uS e s
then have either good NAV or pa sl2f, anu ns
u gOCl Mayor ehal KNOW 10 co VITA hlin
he bad Mayor we sIal know what to 10 with hun
[applausel and bad Mayor Hxed in the public eye with
and before te open eyes OF his teo9 c zsns won't need
10 be dreaded II he Is bad Mayor than by the
MAYOR, elected, WIN offer himself 70 yoGr sufrases
AGAIN.
.,nrp,,rv r,rrur rss To rItrIR TRusT
:. a. ia ,ha, ,hor, A. so,0a,bin0 rns,it
-. A.. a,.,h,,,. =, ,o,,or nth t,asi
e.. % 1,o,;.,I ra.ro,.,h,tv -tn.. tho c,,~to,n
=, ,hs citv rom the her,nnlnr-5hat the
.,,.a ., ,la s,,ts s,il,that a er.tom Of the e1,at
government of Washington have Always gwen eo'ulci
to snare IN tne resPonHo,y aa 20 tsv part III III t
discuss the Question 4nder tsera or sI der
a etsie soi ~. S. 10, 49,,
sract qeston under tho city goyernnsn put ascnsS
10 the existing ad tDe Boata OF AIderen
ana 70 de.efInlhe oy tnei actaa eOuii IT, 'o -
their IN the goyelSnment' Inc reason WY
p0 0on NJ e f tsas thew abuse %" and betray
tb5s duty and corrupt corr. ,a and destroy the
government or tne cIyi lnpp,Inse'i S w. "1 an
ever rec people or people strnsgnnS 70 Dc ee' ma
In on eiup rc " = Ains, IA "a - ~ dn t OF uy
kind sreil or shah, an aetd " tS VI Po -
drive out that tyranny and stop that corruption ana
plumber. Applanse. NOW, tnat u what Tsn 10 nave
the Aldermen should noe bargain with the
should not bargain among themselves. should
healt m me city coverpaeat In the very citadel OF your
prosperity and yonr PRIDE the administrator of the pub
Tic office OF the city All these pnelic oiees are not an
,sa b p am aid from one end TO the other thew
are distractions Laughter AMI applause They DO MOI
touch reinoei2 .a III II p o. re- 80 or 70
rem heinz eondnce,i by the Government ihey tesch the
very question OF the safe and eabtabe condition OF the
City OF NeH-fors Iney t0uea the ho'isehoaels tney
toach the wives, the children, the property yea. the
r,,,, ,,rrv,s' ,r-rnp,-
III" - " -, -
Aad nov to-day one t ango sGus %
~ I.t Of accumulated plrder and tie oppression of
the present In extravaglnt expenditures III Office,
In yasteell MANAGEMENT of the public business,
=, . tl,aoa d,r, ,~i,h A-st
thl5 Guy II "ie' u, 49, va" an -, -
h.rts'@se ~ i ~ two e.d a half nr cont rr
alnan uIen ~ Nne plu 20 I'LL W. W. 40 h = 'ar'
= - ~ II they 10 ist tben iEJePP
y =, "a - so ne eopis they bSve il morn ~ ed
~ Inc - ~ freIneIv ana they would extend IL for
~ m ,o,i,a og s,,ns Nou- what dos tbaf men,
it means tiat tEe poor man ca tg own nl5
,,hoie holse u nVanS '"", ro ~ d,ii a.
20 Ms shop " means tht noUooy "a onn ID IA
y this cy but tie fcH tl tus riTn g o" oif ~
'.se 1el9 , S Ao r. mat Il ." not ,1cfira1 az
ma. il NOT rae rrincire IpoD whea our rD.ople
- De1 ,,sjn aud tbsr TToud In denee
Is owners Of lheir little homesteads Rely upon Il,
e upon It, there s not single practical burden upon
1oyerty rpon fuga meGus. upol honest itte indepen
encics o crtpne exc,Pt ti9 sreat, easing. tstefse
- -, r 80, ;. -. 80 GIrpI.nse
rnecrto,, ar rroI-np DRArERs
~ ~ ,,o,.or 5..,ere saw. What ore va,
~, - - a., NJ NO. ION ,ho,s.,,d ,t-,,,,
- - ma controls M lc,sr ten votes
4'n VI 10 -, -,
nd that Is Que Aul'ued thOusano votes
blink we must reduce this proud prcteison OF theirs, as
.rS Duudreary did that great puzzle about the
yer. IN eltssng numOer OF mans ancc tors he has
We parene Four grandparents, eight great grandparents
md % o." Iaiil hi ancestors l the " Ole world. But
avs Ioyd Dundreary, Il Is hard IN understand"
sys he II TANK great many OF them
mast have died IN infancy" lLaughtei.l
Vow rs a good many OF Lord Drndrearys ancestors
lied IN infarcy suppose great many of these liquor
eaiers' would pass Out OF the array wnen they al
lad up on the same election day BUT, teaIy Is
Little hard that we should be eaieu UPON 10 det-
nine and eteroine ~ great ODDS anu 20 ia1e severe
igt upon the question Whexher tne hlof dealers toyeTh
md Own tll> cry OF nor WY II 1Il ,uls N.t9t array
y the good people OF tie cy OF SeW o on wcn you
ire WOrlhy rtpesehiau Ycs, III DIi ~" uIcvausn og
against me organized force o. these mum usaes Yoes
IN, gentlemen WY " II tnSI we enhos svote o tse
10 II WITHOUT Vi purposes