New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
POVDERLY SPEAKS FOR GEORGE.
ARG MEETING IN COOPER UNION.
THE LEADERS THINK THEIR CANDIDATE MAY I'M
HALF Tur VOTES TODAY

THE LEADERS, THINK THEIR
HALF THr VOTES TODAY
The Henry George campaign was closeu iasV
night The big ball Cooper Union was hhra 10 'n "oo
v,tb an enthusiastic crowd and nearly 2ooo waite" v"
,ha ,,s,e IN listen TO speeches. Hnnry George ano
Tsreucc v Powdery the Grand Master Workman OF the
knights Of Labor, made ainrrSSsS '
were most enthusiastically received. Long o''''.
the doors were onened biz crowd IN IRON" VI
the Cooper Uaion. Hewitt banner was hung over
them, and IL was greeted with numerous Groans Tor '"e
canaidaes whose ua it bore As so IN "a me """r
vera opened the crowd rushed In and In less 'a"h '
minutes every seat taken ana TAO a'sc' "'
crowded to the door. ,,
James Archibald called the meeting TO ORDER h' s'''
that the object OF Mr. Powderiys presence was 10
rho s,,raArs which M baen ont the Deho'r"'
,,p.gers tnat Mr.. Powderv was oppose" "
Mr. George While he WIS speaking Ar "''i-
forced his way through the CROW"
io,ned Mr. Pewderly who, with John W. ha'eS' W ~"
General Executive Boari OF the hnish's % h'"o' s
lanes T. Quinn, an ex-membcr. was already o" '"e
s,... Az M,szrs George, POwdery sni quinn s'ePFe"
Harvard they were greeted with applause tha' S'""
for several minutes Waen the noise hah p"r"S SUI
sided Mr. Archibald introduced as the hrst A""Ao,
.Mr Terry Pnwdery, the r preventative OF """'"' "
Thousands of workngmen" Then there was announcer
five minutes of applause. Mr.. Powierv said In pir'
your chairman has tod you was here TO rei"e me
stories hat lave been circulated that was OPP ""
can llay OF Mt Ieors' u a am here /" ask every
within sound of nv vote for an honest man an ~
nj ami the COOL the entire peoplc o. ts comfy
am here to YOU yoir friends ana ask l
s1S d'' now Il is vonr duty support him at me
polls. This contest is not alone I isT u world ae
turned toward this contest by eeciIng nv Tg' ADJ
minister The laws At this point somebody init9e tle er"%
O a rooster When that rooster grows up ne VII 'e '-'
an Proctionis, Of my head to ne so
not6ns do Ws MI ;nv e ,ag. sT NH ny e
DO DO mo- arlee rec mon Ab,a this Of The year there
are r"ny people yh9 tl''n rer or sufficient
guarantee that he friend of labor am m ue TO
and WAS ca blood thirsty wrtG an Anasu,' aont
Wmrv Grorq ihey sad about thai everything Moil 80
to eternal was elected b was rSes' bga 30 000
I",aon when | first elected rs Mayor no" laS @
sardd G nS q th s be IN .d,
Wnwyofk ! woal give VI vote lIi %sur
repres. NATIVE Of every man WIZ % Gcr,e LEI us
and strikes Rcmein er thai nght for industrial nee
'@ Tt S is ono hoy, OF hat wol noycqt n ef
SALOONS on election day en S no' When Won 20
nn ," er so GO to be but work. and make con
vcrts until shutdown tomorrow
When Nj Powdery finished spr king ex-senator ~ ~
clesln and Aldrruan Mooney pushes Their T%t l,r,
wnrd AMI Mr. Ecciesn pres 'nted 10 .dr. 80 ~
m, mexf MAYOR Mr. G-orge came onward and was TO
! ceved with prolonged cheers II" sald
Ibave done all that honoraby cOu'd DO TO insure sue e
ros,ltt .
Our orpon have done Just IS We eXP',s, ,eS soctv
believ. that Nj. Hewitt sTuanS me HaNlni o.
crnas is honest has sad that the canditacy tnf,
Ceog- stands for anarc, ard chaos dIro"n os have
stuo slmp a campaign story. Anarchy IN o1'r az
/ become chestnut. The people Walt HHi,"' vi
sl,oos that will out the roObeis an
nmr1fy elections. and that is what our a3hr' ny
and chaos means MI Hewitt may De WHINE 10 d.
eass ms supporter, AMY wil'ing 10 ne 10Y
whole cauualsn 81 Les. s'anu'lS 81" d
TeIas h red professional 81 n 'drTs who have Que" ,
Most interview ana fihc1'ht ~ a."
letter which wrote Patrick Ford some years ago
are welcome % all thev can give. nave ho St"t,lS"
,,.uv any the which they nav" hai ph'"u.
a., willing To- trust the sense ana ust'e -,
American penpe There other Work 10 o." Low nl'
cheering ms will close ly y D. M anu Msn. =
I'll Ia 90 to your III rIctS and roll blg majority loi -
MY question OF majority now
While tn" >peaking going on on me insfe .n
large ov, royy- citing addressed oy NY ,
fo.,rei x ]. Hiutnn. Mr.. Ecclesh" au.
others Mr. George. after IN, C"prr ,n,
meeiing went % meeting OF co'oINi ei.@,"
at Garret Hall IN yseventh ST.. near SrVrh
MIR Pnwderiy will go scranton this in"rnlhR' ~ Wv
Ceorre headquarters yesterday every one was pnSS
The ballots all prepared AN CIV ~ 10 tno 80
rona,ns for use at the polls IT, isv All secn"l cohH
, oS NJ teorr.s cleo mon vote for him Is es
t,mated all the way from 10000 To lZV'oVo'