New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-31
WARM PRAISE FOR MILLER.

We have o candidate for Governor. E Whats inc
matter with Mnlerq He's all Ight") Can anything
he said against hint "No.") He has enemies that
I know OF except the erog shops But there's no love
lost on either side. Uaughter.) There's plain Issue
for YOU and we going vote and advance TIL the
political power OF saloons il the whole country Is
DESTROYED. Cheers) It's the only connecting link be-
tween the solid South and their Northern supporters
(Cheers)
DEMOCRATIC MEASUREMENT IN THIS CITY
Now we come to this city. Well, here's Democratic
city, There's no denying that And II has been badly
governed for thirty years. think there's no denying ha
And the Democrats have governed it, think there's no
DENYING that Now there is miserable contnv'nce IN
this great city OF ours where there many Demo-
Gratis suppose PTovide permitted them TO ecngegate
here any favor us or to them but TO keep them
away from parts OF the county, where they hgh
not do so much wrong collectively, but would duse
more harm The miserable continuance is that Of having
two Halls" hauls" they should spell IT, (Cheers')
Tammany Hall is and the County Democracy Is an
other and there called Irving Hail. but that
believe has been distributed Lsughter) This seems
as ~ there should OF the activity and purity OF
scrutiny and criticism that belongs to opposite parties
Well did you hear OF any OF this mutual cfiuc's
between the factions OF the Democratic party ha' is
interested in the anything touching the happiness
and safety OF the people OF this cityS No. II Is all
about the honest equitable equal useful distribution OF
ec daughter and cheer and in the dissembance OF this
ctureton they actually brought the people 10 tihX
there is political division In this city maae up py .hese
ball where there anything TO choose between the
Let them tell each other as they are uohg IN ths
oection Let Mr.. Hewitt, at the head OF one factoh
characterize Tammany gang oil thieves OF something
~ that kind Uaughter) Let the other party eushauZe
tho County Democracy and Mr. Hewitt a. hostile 10 our
,,e,on citizens Now when we have got them diVioed
"a rho dude divides his hair in the middle (aushc 'hs
Is the time for pierce that centre ana we nave eo
soldier 10 do that and that is Colonel Eihard~ lLouu
and long cheers) - ,,,.,,... 81,
If the common intelligence and common OBLIGATIONS OF
m ,sr,v keen us In line behind Colonel Erhard we VIII
e.r these two halls they Will never be reunited
Loud cheers)
THE PRESIDENTS sTUMPsPEECH MESSAGE
the President for a message gave US q democratic
campaon pamphlet. Last Saturday he Followed TINS up
10 reviewing the loyal Democratic voters OF TINS city
Tho President Of the United States ought not TO write
camnaon letters but candidate for the Presidency you
will notice the Distinction may be permitted TO 90 80
A President OF the United States should not review
pocal procession but candidate for the office may be
permitted 10 do 50. We divide Grover Cleveland
I'm spite OF strong declarations four years ago about the
evil effects Of a second term into two parts President
and candidate daughter and cheers.J
The President wants diminish the OF the work
man, but to alleviate that by diminishing his expenditure
That's easy TO do. II has a small income he can
spend as much as II II larger. The wages will be
diminished by operation Of the reduced tan the
necessses life will be cheaper" says the President
The make reply TO this taken out OF
the Presidents own mouth. You and your party wish
to reduce my wages. That makes confront condi-
tlon-" But says tho President "you'u md that
your reduced win buy ~ much A. your present