New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
public meeting. The members of the Ninth Ward Po-

ner. entered the hall. and were received with cheers
While awaiting the arrival Of Mr. Roosevelt addressed
were delivered by Ohm W. Jsoobus, Professor Edwart
C. Marshall xAssemblym man Frederick b. House. Jude
Ernest Hall and ex-Assembyma Walter Howe. Pro
fcssor Marshall said there matter touching Mr.
Hewitt and his free trade principles which ought to b.
known, but which had not hitherto been published
namely that during fhe last session OF Congress some
| OF Mr.. Hewitts lsborers the Trenton Iron Works
| were summoned before the Committee Of Ways and
Means to testify regarding the tsr bill and they
all dead against and said that Mr. Hewitt
ming FOR Congress m that district every of his work
ers would 90 against him. The audience received this
Information with great applause
As Mr.. Roosevelt appeared at this stage the enthus
asm became intense and lasted during several minutes
When Mr. Roosevelt got on the platform called
for Three cheers for James @. Blame. which was re-
sponded to in way that shook the building. Then Mr.
Roosevelt said:
whole Republican party Of the city Of NewYork Applause
that y to Ss n& IN al a
ihat 6 tnngs change during the next
Ss % s they have dung % nSi S past se
friends the the and We viii keep them on the
Its IL is said said to be bad principle to fight on the
'ss to make THIS his MyS St s%
ne s@s mas m the ons me by one the most
Mayor said he didn't think to be Mayor because
TsSs and H AYeasf % asp inf
tbs IN the sGsS h he Sapt try
10 Sr 70 a99T epye snS II elected @ shall do all IN my
honest citizen in this town
S e Ssey Sns ans thu that M
pn S 9 ali my m s not
vii stand as fireman as the eanal Of and the represen
citizens don't care what his creed Isl don't care what
s S y S aSp s @ I
citizen Renewed applause l will try to mete out equal
my head to the sole Of my feet believer in the
before the law that each and every one Of us here has the
rights coreaveIy the same duties every else
and honest has any
but every retained office the
office but account of his political nfu
ofmy election loud applause. 49, WV '''"'
MI Hewts supporters are now appealing to that class
The d good always be frightened INTO joining the
MT koosevet but am so afraid OF Mr George that shall
firm we shall poll several thousand more than cnr normal
has been said am only boy "a Three Cheers for the
boy ana great cheering but time viii cure that Renewed
Rator. co,, n tb. n,s.,,o IN thu p,..cto, prud,r
Mr. the citizen, OF tn. With A
sembly District in the rooms of tho Lincoln Club. No
56 Clinton. place. 1t was sone time after ho had been
introduced by tho chairman John D. lawson before be
could speak, enthusiastic were the cheers and APP
plau.e When tho meetinv han ceased cheering Mr.
Roosevelt said:
L
for you here this evening do feel stranger
when speak TO the Lincoln Club and advocate the claims OF
three personal friends Alfred K Conkling your candidate
,9r Alderman George d. Henry your candidate or Assem-
Snno 'Snn D.o your Manu- Gann"'e tr
about nvsa ar tie arSa Democrafic meo,n be
other night Tbs Mavor made sme conTtaons m
INV self but the one the most ia where he said
that II elected would be too radical reormer
perfectly willing to make the fight on that ground think
there are many snecuSts the city Han and incompetent and
snonest members OF our mnncpa government who would
hhu nst was 700 rauca reiorner 40 nohest ohoii VIII
nave u rear rom me Dut tne usohesI ore VIII
W W i'Stct my ceCIVn aH SHooon "aSot
Cneers ann applause -, ~,
" men acceptel THIS nomnaon dd SO WIN reluctance
ana az the soctaton OF those VINO though hat te great e
ubican party should not give up It's ptncpes honestly
1eXt week as IL has been In the past we must win ppau
, p....,. 49,. -..,.. -, ~. ..,,.. o. . ..,., |
MI hoo'e'e' 'hen spoAo o MS 'o'pe ior " co'oFe"
OF the last National Republican Con-
.,,o, .na at, h. r.,.rr., o, IN. r,,,o, ho,.,.. n.
o"'''' "u '" "' i'o.io' w mo ''as''' oe'"u"" no
saw SO many col ored citzsns OF the district present.
lie continued;
now gentlemen am elected shall try 10 be the Mayor
o al Ne" ork OF all ctzens and classes object to that
worn class t IS un American would rather say OF all
american citizens Whatever their color creed or birth
place shall trv TO be the honest representative