New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
MANY CHEERS FOR Mr.. ROOSEVELT.
THREE STIRRING SPEECHES BY THt CANDIDATE
yNTuI-sIasTIC kECFPTIONS.

THREE STIRRING SPEECHES BY THt CANDIDATE
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS.
If Theodore Roosevelt Is not elected Mayor
next It will uot be- from OF confidence
lack OF psrsonal effort Every day since his
nomination he has worried with indomitabe en-
ergy At his headquarters In tne Fifth Avenue
Hotel aud every night he has delivered from three To
hs- speeches different parts OF the city The trst OF
his hree addresses last night was delivered In the
Grand Opera House Hall to the members OF tn"
Young Mems Republican Club OF the NVtn
Assembly District The hall was packed
and many we're turned away from the
doors for aok of standing Mr.. Roosevelt was IN
troduccd by General Arson q. McCook chairman OF the
meeting and the cheers and applause with which
he was greeted had subsidized. he said:
glad haze ae chance . OF speRs s
pnbllcans IN fact whom with greater pleasure
only t pIStrcrs ,na' will do as well as
1aS w next pessy do not think necessary you
Of the confidence have that you win do your duly and
opponents say that there are differences in yOqT
I9 W Mat need WIN Your lead hearty support a
youl get it. too shoue man 10 ne audience emAn
TSs IS rather curious because we are
tang We have to teaf Is we s .av vi" 'N wouId
I ike to 7 SnS S and
drum oTps entered the hall followed by the German Amer
can Republican club Of the district Ai'er e u"'' u"a
s. R.rsS %f s thought but Ss
hSsa naa Pe'qr s s are Dach and the
tnis Island had been called allied
SPOKEN Dutch to Dutch speaking audience. Cheers
hcs are not ordinary campaign dges They merely
reasonable STATE ments simple and unton raetoe .e
divided but this year divis unusual Previously
ON 'y one 's se G and the COUNTIES On
divide horizontally with the soeaed united democrats Oh
Iaf.r "A lbs = ,n.,u
S Of ss asPTsc yS1s
pea. in one Of the for 70 wtndISw IN
as a isT'' pso S5,'1 are GS1s
TaS a% and ny favor Hewitt decides to stay
race Wi! whip 10th Of . them r ON r rSe'
p e%i am Ddt qeE 70 sss ysT 70
III Old bowery Theatre In the orchestra hrs was naas
with te during the Performance dlsgr ian so dc
trying over the railing into NE Pr.
below Sudeny man IN the or'hess ss sT 9Sat mann Use
Hh to XII ,ae ndSs Nov propose George to XIII
the nsSrss when MT Davenport ave-
dd no, 10Y 10, sos SUNNI that the full vote
posd year 32oOO nSarns the bass o Of the
In addition otis regular RopuOcan backing ave tae sup
snera James . Brien ruling spirit Sow when ea, MI III
o ran Tor on an Of ane S
s 10 receive what sao ESs Votes pa. from
viii bt % s 90 and 5 900 votes ana II George
receives any Votes a: ali we must win EnIhasastio ap
plause With those ngures strange that
Republican SHOULD think viii p0 tho wore
OF every Republican who desires good government ~ VIC
don wI prove that the fool vote IL uncominohV siko
! lChosrs.l ,-.x
These timid good Republicans like hen In
When lags the hen runs hIst yne
Then another very likely to get run over * INT
ale tmli tho fence ami wants
don't which side TO dr. Finally be tnnoo es
uio very side lie didn't want 10 a. nretilcte
yecially gloomy prospect for our u@Aoe f1esrs1
don't fossil ought 70
stand against ra as IN Al the
directly oppose Hewitt We az ,t 49, ara
theories Of Nj t,,urges followers are ~,
pIacttoe- OF MT Hewitt foiowrrA M, ~
ally An adm, ral,s nj An his private 80
ishsd All tnal was ttuo about MI Edson 49,, ri.',
by the united Tails, but DOUBT INC ,co, -
supporter Of Mr. Hewitt fools salisned VIII 49, 80
by Mr. Edison The does not rise lhuo" "Ae"' W "
|
Mr. ooseysst spoke ~ sn entnus,As.io sa'nv.
lug al the Boulevard and sirtysssou W w
| XIXtn As.~mDy District Hero thres times ,nr DC
cheers were gwen for Ibe conway eahaia~S anu no
gave expression the ssn menI: "'s" ""u 10 "
cowboys TO depend upou In this oAhpA,k" $3.50
| the hspupioAns of tue Kiln Assemoy D1slriot gain
rrsd n foro. la the hall No l06 west Inlrtetn .
| After paraing ths neixhboring s'ree's WIN ofss'
band and tnsre Mr. Roosevelt delivered bis thru and
| Iast spe-en- A large number OF tho voter
| of tnls dstriet colored ana wner
Mr. told the story OF his successful OF
ors 10 place Jonn Lynch In the chair al tho chicago
MAJ anal Re publican Convention they chsered him
| .ne ssho. Aasembyman Robert kAr Hamilton Aih0r