New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28

earnest energetic aggressive champion Of honesty On
economy 10 official administration he ,i has Two CON
ence in pubic affairs and has given Wide assrIinato
esiissenf The other stands Il rrpreseSt tive
tain factions OF the d. moer"ts party VINO were lately
iie ont who united in a common scramb fol
In the present situation of affairs latter
two candidates has 40 better cA,m TO our suffrage thar
the eanvass has stu o..iy ignored what we claim
be is paramount aid vita issue the e.tion OF munc
trusts There has constant aud persistent effort
IN his behalf to lure Republican aud ind"pe den voter,
Mr. Roosevelt 10y repres nting that only by such de
tlon could the deiest OF Mr.. George he made
We earnestly protest that is Of II has stsntia
foundation aud that alike easy To escape tbs mis-.
the no less misches thas road spring IRON
Of his Demo ratio ANTAGONIST II every cit
casting vote tnst would make the candidacy OF Mr.
Tuesday next Mr. Roosevelt will be be next Mayor OF
We confidently believe that he will be triumphan,ly
electc and to him aud to all his associates on our
county and judiciary ticket Pledge cordial 10y al
uphesit Iing support
Mr. ROOSEVELT RECEIVED WITH LOUD CHEERS.
Tue chairman sivancst tho front. but before
he had time to word. tie immense audience evil
denty knowing what he about to do br oke into
great cheer that swept through tne building. Cen
tlcmen" said he. when he could be hoard, "iet in
troduce to you Theodore Roosevelt tho next Mayor OF
tho City OF NewYork" Again the cheering broke out.
ths time louder and stronger possible and whom the
Republic csnidate got upon his feet and with his
usual kindly smile surveyed tbs whole house. ne had to
remain standing silently several minutes until the ap
plsusc had subsided the band This time Joining In with
the stirring strains OF "MarchinR Through GEORGIA."
Two times he made hopeless effort begin.
At last silence fell upon the multitude and then Mr.
Roosevelt SAID
pened have spare read Mr. Hewitts
because
few had had been occupied In reading the
Mr. realms , struck s BY seeing a.,
asgleIl int he would receive the vote every honest
sn Judge by those whom see be to night
the criminal classes have poied Laughter
Geniiemen before YOU to night on two Issues take
direct issue Win each Of ny two competitors with
pasS only do we Stand the Of law aud
At ss sn meeting Of wheh speak
Maycr Grace i the q oourieou.
Zoe radical re,omer Now am quite willing gentlemen
You or not %s that we need RADICAL eiorme G
What we And WSs we ana win hSe chers
The cha rInan, And that's what viii get" Renewed
Ss9 S.Sys snsS s
,se SSC az e % tse Sssp %PpeDs for
avery curious political alliance the heelers Of Tammsny
SONNY Dtmecracy and also with that dun person
some s a % re- e s sys read read
we do not take directly and souarey with George
complete the theories Of Mr. George
opponents those theories
p%si Ba mt the %s Simple ps0 a SaTs
from o Me no so aye tho a a he Gns
who aie trembling IN heir shoes Tor fear Of the Henry
eane they fear that they cannot unaided and they hope
fortunate class the tmid good bring them Their
SIDE we say That we stand directly against the theories
Supporters s'tR Ro %
Sow Gentlemen we all know how
stay Office not because they they
many them Who are because they 5h are
can influence given election or change givoS eosvento
ro ore Is the c Hall e App f ss cone 40 ss
voice rou will be Great cheering think myself ]
5tent thing To- fear 1G To @s ana d mo c Sp
ling through civil laws ana Should GER. w
gentlemen every o i r a5p b S 10
seaug to keep him O IN Se every E%n of Sest
two types does have cause to fear me Applause ri
F sGn5 s aa paS SSI Is
read n he were the most prominent politician The KepuDn La
an Pa ay also dI ah, hss 2 EseSrspg s,nr with
sae1 be est states u he would be whit better ca
ngl am. any thing American More cherPs a ae
@ i ISS%@ my 'ai to ;ah the o sGI q
% take to serve sS e sHS faith, Of
Applause don't care What h' ssit d Tpm s
OF DIS wealth or hs Poverty or his color may bel
ne duties OF American ctzensdp and he be- his rep o
II am chosen Mayer vii have one ambition very law
during my I Of ens that iS % 10 50 oQnP0Tf
PEI tes ia,e erght and the claim to the good win and ~
Cheers am the candidate OF the citizens Wi
nblcans IL am Mayor Will be Mayor the
York Applause and voice Three cheers for the
ell" Renewed chceriugl gre
don't inte,d senteasn to detsn You long tonight; ,ns
erey wish state to you again that stand against Mr. hH
against Mr. IT on account OF the praccrs of am
and When try most assur dy succeodbut obi
II endeayor TO work complete and raca reform
preventative every ofczens community aud Mn
shoT e2ua iaso not to one class az Sue pol
on plane American freenlen American czenship 81
rongey devoted my paty appaGse yet shall most noI
lyhs'icay see that The Hayoraty ta the oe Of the The
omote the well being OF tins city enewed applause i
that Gss %
In CONCLUSION gentlemen only thank you Ior Yoi
~ continued cheering and waving OF hatsl A
JOSEPH Fl. CHOATEs RINGING SPEECH VII
Joseph H. Choate the speaker. He had to hoi
ut several seconds for the cheering with which was bi
seted 10 subsde Then he said ss T
f so ap weIs On haze
w WI DC nsAt tuesday night IA voice Nothing left Fo
nry resting N AOiasms bosom laughter sppause CON
both nesiling lovingly together on the banks Of salt IL q
teri appasel under the light Of dropping
ny gentlemen this reminds Of municipal that
ngs Una, hay attended before in this hail. and parcu Thel
mbles the reform meeting that held here and
Of the treasury which iev had already t ts
en- twenty millions OF dollars voice: 81 hope well down
people OF What se yo sons 70 n aS civil
friend s hopes s a Sa aa %e more
maj next tuesday we wiz accomplish as much AM
around me many the who night odd
eeeI had the great honor Of a%
ing the ring leader OF that conspiracy the
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