New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
HEWITT WELCOMED BY TAAlMANY.
SPEECHES AT A MEETING AT THE wIGwAM-so,
THINGS THAT WERE SAID.

THINGS THAT WERE SAID.
The politicians who, Mr.. Hewitt during TN
evening rather ungraciously intmated, in forna
times have used him in Congress and elsewhere /,
draw their chestnuts out of the fire." welcomed
him back to Tammany Hall last night. The fatteC
Bourke Cochran with highly seasoned oratorca
sance, served up in honor of tbs prodgas return
garnished with the much toasted " Sunset" Cox and
other smaller fry. The hall crowded, but outside
there few people and their stay was short after
the band ceased to play.
Eugene Kelly taking the chair said that he would
not dean them by any remarks of his and then pro-
ceeded TO make speech in voice low that there were
repeated calls of Louder" list of presidents and
secretaries was read and George II. Forster made an
address in which he said that " the evils of New
York arise more from inefficient administration
than from insufficient legislation" and rather
Ilogically proposed to continue the Democratic
administration of affairs by electng Mr.. Hewitt
Mr. Foster read long preamble settling forth the
the several candidates or the Democratic ticket mi
Teaching the lame and impotent conclusion OF the fol-
LOWING resolution:
Therefore be resolved believe the election Of tina
Union Democratic ticket 10 be essential to interests
OF the support o. all the voters. '
He said: Pp''
FELLow.ClTzESs Notwithstanding the cordaItv Of This
reception which has "yerpowered me and which never
siderable amount o, tiihtence, in view Of the fact
that ihs is The first tune for many years that
within tins familiar hall, where | was wont Ia meet
with my fellowcitzens aud exchange the gTp OF rooi
an that for election day-Henry George saws / am
brought back by politicians who a tool that thew
e os1 se to ws povas places e or themselves o
York who know better than any other men II l. The
Pon,icisns wh have called me back TO Tammany Hail.
tthey have treI me IN fair weather AMI fOn They
'I am casa back Gsr S to as Knitted p0 e T9
WIN U ere .1r iHy y as hugene Kelly who about
men on the platform he ready knife the man who has
been called forth at this great have no doubf thai
thr tomaht%k Is in The hall ready scalp soon a. Tie
KNIFE has taken OF the few Remnants on ny heal
~ hehfy 1'OISe-lcIles OF " Hi hi aud vo ces
this r"' room mIn be q"L NO. uonI If any in
remain and hear Henry George leads a new maye
MINI M @ Oh the Two parties which have hitherto
ahd Tree He says the Government 5 IA failure 9
Mr. Hewitt dwelt upon Tue Greatness of ths countrv
ana spOke OF tue tufpitude OF that man ieorveI m
telling me worknsnen that at the order Of Inose VINO
coh'ri tue Trades u1lJns thoy arc To Oul INK, a
swarm OF bees aud vote for him. Ho sccused Mr. |
GrUrge OF being adrmagoguo aud hi, tbrorrs
IN regar 10 taxing lands Au.r ,.Ii,n,
Hrwl SAID. turning To the ieaiers IN the plafforn.
NOW during ten years these politicians have sent me IN
Congress pull their chestnus for them and
yet when come back am denounced a. monster a. m.
quy aud the enemy Of the human - "
In eonc'us oh tue speaker told would do II he
were uD) Mayor. - -
W. Bourse Cochran rang the Cha Cos on the comp.ra.
i've yohtn OF Mr. hoOsevet aud the base ohar.sIrr of
Ill kcpubcans, aud .. Cox, who WAS rerriy.a w,,h
rlrs o. "Iurk ", .Old what no uAd seen apro.,i I'D
10" urprso ne was on MS return at tho r-nxtb OF
hr Goor$o movement. L. s. Grams was IN. I,sI su.S
r. Two or threo ward politicians attsnutsI In s"..9
rom platform on Tho outside OF tn. uull,I,, 40 tnt
heir words we're drowned by tho rain aud tho patrr-
ns OF tue departing ootstsps OF those who haa ysr.d
mere iOr a 10. minutes.