New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
ALL ALIVE FOR ROOSEVELT.
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, would make If he were Mayor lCheersJ
IAN NATURALIZATION point" said General burnett
resumng his argument The speaker tnen reviewer
Mr.. Hewtts record in Congress- showing now no ha'
always partisan In contested elections ah
said that that was a proof that he would never ~
back" on his party.
MR. KENNEDY DIssFCTs HEwIrTs RECORD.
The last speaker was E. X. Kennedy. the well-knowi
Insurance man. who after some witty references 10 h
recent Developments OF corruption among city officials
to which he made the verses OF some "c'-A"o"n ny '
apply SAID In substance:
After hearing speeches Of the gentlemen who have pre-
coded feel Ike member on ths iinnsn " ON
who had prepared an elaborate s"o0 esw U
certain measure when was beng asTse l thai "a
speaker member who had spent 50 much me IN
Tds Mr. ba sur ssp Ras .s f'' % @
However there few points left which have not been
WHEN Gr1era Burnett said that Mr. Hewitt was OF
spotess character wanted 10 ask him how H. coud sep
arste Mr. Hewitts conduct ., nom ms clara.
complaining srepe'sness mind revers to the causes
think Of the murdered Duncan aud his associations WIN The
ot all the waters IN the deep bino sea can drown
I'll give you result Of one hours in the Con
eressonal Rec aT or evidences Of NJ Hewtts character
opc1nrsf S Who co M sd 9Sn g nnon no .nr
one OF ne scales a going to show you afew scales from The
TIVE Mr. e eg D ssynp and f 1 S S' =
th business nen sHant is just aud proper bankruptcy
On May 49, ssi, had consideration the
and aE nm the l'Sn w s 70 @ eee ' for tbs
purpose ana was very nearly obtained Mt hewitt was 40;
thus city and other n1enG Of the measnr had made strong
efforts TO secure ul attendance think MI Hewitt was
ON jspuaIy ls,5 motion was made to take mp the
Hewitt could not get away ana went on i,e record
on February 2 1883 Mr. Collins having given previous no
ice aud extraordinary pains having been taken TO rally every
the up The contest lasted all day and until
fs %@aiq Sod i have oS ' S 1 Sa aers
for mcb f not yo,i The ecor sSs Mr. Hewitt Of
hours remaining Tor Mr. Hewitt to plain the cause OF
sen on tl!ai occasion LAUGHTER ana 9ua app i, mon
on April 8 ls.G there under consdeTat on act to
spn. e@s sn "r eonsan n and Their epoSe II
fully considerably the Committee on Labor and reported
Mr. axer said I'VE take It for granted tat the Knghts
ths bl The Couiite Labor asks this Congress to
Mr. Fafquhar Who aid lie had the honor . be the
chei executive officer OF me giah9ost H3h o. ,hei
declared that bll which carr,e' with IT p9hlic seail
which aborr quietly clearly and conspcuousy
make his and discover and publ, I'll ITS merits
Nj Hewitt spoke against Tho Di lie piOlts,eu great
thought he what they wanted much nete!than they
Committee Labor with report lieu there
OF concurrent resolution expressive OF the sense oil ths
ben empoer and n t n T Snoni be- sg1me to
arbitration either by voluntary agreement or in &C oance
There 1919 members Of Congress- Just trysey of
siton on the t4al pa'saee o Tie bll The same day 9
recorded its favor; twenty against, ana
That illustrates IN, sympathy with the lahorng
TACT thai such but against the e1ecu
ton of them lAppause.l
Wnrn Mr. Keprdy nad hnished.s speaking 1t nearly
II O'clock an! yer the aiIienre sssei Disposed TO re-
Chairman Wentworth put the motion u adjourn and
1t carried In hafheared sort OF way. after which
three ronslng cheers w"re given for Roosevelt
(For Aeouat Of Paradc Of Ba'ss Nen farOr Of Roos
ret amt Meeting N waist, e.. Ninth fGge)
Mr.. ROOSEVELT AT OTHER MEETINGS.
AN INTERESTING RIPoRr or a CONFERENCE IN
NOTWITHSTANDING MEN TO THK FRONT.
Blocker Building, at Blocker and Morton
sts crowded to It's utmost capacity last evening
with the members and friends of the IXth Assembly
District Citizens Association, auxiliary 10 the Com
mittee OF One Hundred The meeting enthusiastic
and the mention OF the names OF Mr. Roosevelt and
James Blaine provoked loud cheers. Resolutions
were adopted ndorsing Mr.. Roosevelt for Mayor and
John W. Jacobus for Member OF Assembly.
Speeches made by Christopher c.
shayne, who presided. II. II. Hathaway Frank
Reilly, Edmund r. Lyon. Joseph r. Murphy OK
Assembl lyman Frederick b. House. The speeches we're
interspersed with music by three small boys drum,
fife and base drum.
At $50 o'clock Mr.. Roosevelt entered the hall and
was received with great enthusiasm Three cheers
given with VIII for the next Mayor OF New York Mr.
Roosevelt said:
eer Two "a Voee Xn9 yo2 f alter eeelon
want 10 speak To you tonight as citizen. have been
nominated because IL was thGgsnt That could give yoG
Won If J. am elected You want man Tor Mayor VINO |
duty; who can use the knfe and not |
nS the s fear e n no man need EN-
pect me TO uphold him matter what his political backing
gentlemen carrying on Triangular aght We
Ile~ because The piactee followers is bad lAp
re BOTH bad Ssf to a%@ Sentss
iem The late 1menied Board 81 Aldermen .ashifr VINO
retired life IN canada one IN retirement N sing sing and
m in Other e5aTtepIs II wa, shown IN e ie
held IN It's CITY that many men were pad
large salary not because they good officials but because
friend TO the worEingman than will be If | am elected.
alive OF every citizen whaeverhs birthplace creed color
As Mr. Roosevelt was leaving the Han he
Roosevelt was too young to sign the papers. Mr..
Roosevelt Interrupted him by saying that no would
pose or that saying boy OF lAppause1
Before tue meeting closed the chairman read the fo-
dispatch which he said he had just received from
Montreal:
MONTREAL Oct 3o-Tlere was grand rally Of the friends
IN s place this evening" The ha %as s well IN e %
representative men from Iammany Han aud the county
have declded 10 remain durns Tie winter and much enhu
John [. mo- William u. Mooney sayles
chairman and William 'I B. Mooey h acted WAS
secretary Upon taxing the chair Mr. Emo said that the time
should take part IN Kidding the city OF New York OH
spoke t ami The meeting adopted resolutions
indorsng MT as the champion OF all honest citizens
addresses delivered by Aldermen sayes Doiscey and
Dempsey.
The reader was frequently interrupted by applause
and iau liter
The Young Mems Roosevelt Club OF the XVIIth As
srinbly District got rOusng AT No
BAT Vest Forty s-venthst. last night The young
have gone the In this
district and last night displayed an
amount or enthusiasm which made the
ot caDpaigners boys ,gaIn James H. Perry presided
HOWARD A. McIe who expects be elected sssm-
byman. aud -tepncn simonsou. Candidate for Alder
man. were On nand Tor much applause Ex-AssrInbly-
man House Recalled his two years experiences Al Mr.
SHE Iu the 10 sislature SPOKE of his
spieudId h-htng qu ites aud his nv-stlgatlng com
mttee aud subsequent reform legislation for |
thus CITY, Such PRECISELY
ted 10 execute Mayor the Legislation |
liz had been Instrumental Ia efrcting A. A. Whsrler
"A Knight of DoT. declared that other MARI on
Goas green earth represented tho Interests OF labor &c
fully AS ioes tue Republican party"
Walter Howe ani Jpnn g, OCOnnor IT, arrival at 10 |
~. and Mr. Have 10 the midst Of shnwIuc now
The Democrats ouce more put up highly respec able
ignrenoad In th,ir pursuit OF tho SPOTS