New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

candidate of lammany irving haI anu INC ~
ASV otHese sa2ddaes II nominated elected would
sor Ri e'I nomination n and election Kisses.
SOCIAL REFORM ALSO AIMED AT
This movement aims at political reform but that not all
the significance of my candidacy. This movement aims at
more than political REFORM aims at social reform ZAP
plausel What tonight uniur again the standard
of the equal take again the sentiment Of
The Declaration independence lAppausc Upon us de-
duty Of overthrowng that more insous form OF
slavery which results in industrial slavery This movement
is revolt not simply against political corup
ton but against social injustice Appause And is it not
time and is o ls not J 11l pTonnd this city
and what do yOu see on the one SIDE
me e other S side great mass Of men struggling STA
ing and work ng and worrying 10 get MN' p ~ yar f
grace there large class of socaled free and ndeendfn
American citizens with whom no red In an II aytnng IKE
his native state coud afford TO excangc In rms soaie
sauacr and vice born ancng whom YOU
Is his by the will Of the Creator "A voice Mol Then
it. The fault Of %%3 s dSv rmoTg ths
I'm the platform that the convention adopted
Which san .ne s true P such '9at IN this cy c
the such wealth the other There is one
great that viii starr The face any one Who chooses Z.
The other cent By the week by The month OF 5g me quar-
a ag1 cToWeg IN New York ondo population Of 500
las 10 s"s pcpnlaton Of $500 to the square mi New
YORK ians al ITS Sae o has Ss % @
TSnh Ward there is population 276oOo the square
ne he adns @ war" and asn s s is ht
@ r S o ans al 0P contains and
every living Room IN II is also ~o1ron; neIe c When
contains average Of /. 80 people At t H
Where else in the civilized world today are human beings
packed closely Nowhere else IN the civilized wo to.a!
the mortality and especially infant mortality so terrible
In 'a Ss or nS winste the appoint
ed by The Leglslagfs or GoysTnoG "a Ugo Of the district
deatrae Of % per cent and IN te }enelnem ,
Is there any reason such Overcrowdingl There Is
plenty Of island. There miles and miles am
miles of land all around TINS nucleus n S smp
becaHs held by dogs the nanger who VIII not mss IT
teS SS for the Ia ation OF the people whom lie called into
being held at rent OF enormous price pa
you think OF what you pay 1 e pro- f
and wood but for rent and 3ns rent dI IS
OF no greater value here than they are IN Long
d ianH it Ie Land that getting more valuable
Il not me houses AL bn1 Of % civ a. TAKEN by the few
indiyoua and goesor the benet o. 'e IA MN; T o 9f
what propose 10 do about ~ we PROPOSE III ny MS
Cheaper by taking the buildings. We propose TO put
ihat iS1 Oh an SaI ant viii have 10 nav as much for it
he using IT, just upon the same pflncIe ,ha
takes would have 70 pay as much for it
pose the dog IN the mange who Is ho9ng IRON
remove this barrier property the use of labor
In putting buildings for the accommodation Oh 'ne people
am caed socialist also an indiv,u1 Sas
an individual wife and Is entitled To- an indiyM
s SS 90n State Jap 81 sceey as e8s in this Why
the children % ana v ' hS In e onT place in Which
they can Play Sa Of rh esS 20 up to cen, PARK
OF out country the summer time but ne children
streets ii charity excursion which takes them out
for only to return them again 10 'e same s"ei'ens
There no good why citizen Of New
home and tie P% hold 'A; that ns land
should o be entitled sa 70
public accommodations play grounds SCHOOLS an" Ac'es
'0 Why here IN this building which are assembled the
ago they accommodated only about onetenth Of The young
Them to make livelihood Instead Of relying upon the 9e9e
se people 9d S"ys his ST
twenty such institutions as ms MAT me p vS
a ann e1s weh result from social growth believe that
% &c ans run Sns to Be inASa people
ppause Why should not be S 80 Any R d.
Ing the rcyfas binding the Western Union mi, Build
tai tat elevator with belPqncn s,rG ing
sdSanSage IN the his building so
Ibe AIM Of this movement this is its sgnhcance is
G the sq%a S q OF a ma to the e%ens that
he Creator has bea GT Of ,e the labor ques
, ,jSn and md until we address that the
labor question never can be solved These % eSss DO
they INTO lie with equal rights ron no the rSg
Iish cooniees bought land from the natives they en-
couuteed great difficulty. After they had bought ana pd
the would come with babes III lelr
arms and We something for these babes
The rcuy was We paid for land y Then they VINO
had matted with the answered Yes but
,s The doctrine Of naenable rights which attaches 70 the
land. nan, t,,n.s drrtng
be ainpagn 10 heard IN all parts OF e oiy
I'm ready 10 meet questions that may ne li
10 me 20 xpan perfectly position and 10 90 what nay
Tor candidate for Mayor. II is somehin ihat ,5e
s3le 400 never eaned Of came TO this city from ne
Net 5nknOwp 10 ANYBODY and reanZed mere Ioi
fhs fisf time n my shocking contrast
srois weaI IA and debasng want Here the PoDein pi
scented itself TO and here I TOOK LOOK 70 'o So
%hat in ny power lay remedy the evils when
II s that stand before you -igh rs '
for the this city think oi those hte
diving Wholesale In this city II he
Ter Of the that here with ali ie
and torture Is II not the most sacred duty ts
of the wrong that forces out o the world upon o
ysrv threshold OF their lives because OF e1lstnH coh
t,o,ys fnose who brought into III what We
A. here N we succeed will send us Impulse over All uo
give courage and nope ana urge nh
h. come together everything tat Is posslDe IOI
an 10 DO from November thai success may crown
Dur efforts t5reat applause.J
WHAT OTHER SPEAKERS SAID
Wheu the applause that followed Mr. Georges speech
had subsjded the chairman Introduce Henry Emrich
.scretsry of the International Cabinet Makers ohon'
Who delivered an address In German. He discussed the
,enents that had come TO workingmen through Or