The sun., 1888-11-04
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Partji Domokratenne1
Ma Prozydenta
GnovRR CLRvELArp
Ma Viceprczy denta
ALLEN u. THURMAN.
Ma 0ubernatoria stanA New York
DAWN Il. Hill

Sa Vrsnrs, sdsnts
H..Es sfsgfi,sasnss q fagss.s
Ma oueerna.orf n.s9r 4 sten. a,,, New Iort
DR.. Gutenberg, the present editor OF Oontska.
was found at his office at % Stanton strest,
busily writing away at an editorial entitleds
why Should Poles Vote for the Democratio
Candidates2" DR.. Gutenberg is middle aged
man Of commanding appearance and pleasant
manners. He speaks several languages. and
enjoys q degree OF eloQuence which comes
rushing on him every time the conversation
turns on bis native country.
"There are about 10000 Poles in New YORK
and vicinity" he said. AT least three-fourths
OF them are American citizens. the great ma
jorlty Of whom will vote the straigh Demo-
leans here and IN jersey, City who may perhaps
yield to Republican, influences. but they are
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the conditions OF their land. have made them
such. The Constitution Of our country IN the
the spirit OF jefIersonian Democracy
Now We are a dsinherited people In Eu-
race hatred Of the despots who trample upon
us IN the land OF our fathers; who are bent
nation. upon extinsuis6ing every W spark Of @ our
great peoples of Europe at a time when there
greatest Of our. oppressors. Poland Is overrid.
barbarous feet upon our glorious lahguage.
our literature. and our civilization. Germany
sRt DssI te hsus
heart, Of every Pole beats too rapidly at tho
mention Of MS country: he Is too mindful e
Why Hs We eApas presr he 6ntsd 70
SHARING the duties and prveses H s see Tie
children OF this land without anybody to
Us 10 sss
SSr I nStionsi sisTy:s Thst is WY Ts tate pT!ds
Germany and Russia, Is growing 50 rapidly. for
these shores come here in search OF bread. our
people are for the most part attracted eEol1-
by the 81 new
country; The sentralization doctrine tends =
W6oR consate eoa II M tn The 81 oSS
Whom 1H'y do yea SH support IN local Dosicsr
n Hewitt and
I've viii probably I, also 81 support pr Ir. FIsek
said as to local politics before Oct III. when We
shall have a ratification mass meeting at 10
mssnss
The en- meeting hall and Lager 5 beer eel saloon st 10
bL6ltOD street are putrOnlZ6Q almost exclusives
chan Polish has has ever YER penetrated PEN the Polish n
Sf the pKs aGus snSs M SSoEs TsD has
sIenboard decorated with a Polish ooat-of::
door, whose walls are fairly covered % ID with the
closets Of the various societies having thel1
noW hes Row the ec9ss fsmp With ess
and ths ttnkng Of swords Gf asilbIins
among Russia, Prassia. and Austria. Mostly
lodges also have tor their aim the education
and organization OF revolutionary forces which
s s es ne %
never cease dreaming. They are said to be n
France, which count among their members
many men Of wealth and rank. A full military
Oct 81. at Everett Hall: at the annual ball of
thy Amertean hegioS 0f the Free Polish silia:
ms%ber of eho Polish eoens and fresdsn
The Polish Democratic Club Aurora" said:
~ won't say that every Pole VIII vote for the
eigners. the $1,000 Polish immigrants residing
IN this city are not congregated In masses, but
10 no telling how some OF them will vote but
that the general drift among US is toward
Sdng Ihars the NO %6eh the
gan oY the Polish Americans Of. New York and
vicinity and which always reflects y the ,s sentt-
pie for the DemSocratic party seems to bs
other Influential member OF the Polish commu-
nifty said: 81 am Democrat 30 are all my
s .1s ssd sS snUx sf d Il sosi ses s
and Hill with respectable majority
tn. rs4 3 'n sGH1 Y Hs @ d af Esioes q
ior ths Down: treddon nataraliy made me 70:
my enthusiasm until that infamous fraud OF
l lS7S was com9itted IN the face and eye. Of the
pledged to the Democratic party SO long g g
;emains the representative Of fair play, which
who crowd. the, parlor at Mr.. Coogap.s head
quarters. hopelessly waiting ior Manager
tlemen loudly conversing IN lenguage whioh
the rsDgs,sr experience helped him to reo0G-
.1a e. sbG% ss.n ssS n.a: IL Ha
hs xhS 10
work for Mr.. Coogan among our fellow coun.
ttrymen; But it's no use trying to see anybody
time to attend to anybody. What have they
time ror. wonder2
port Cleveland and Hill, but in the Mayoralty
contest think q man like Coogan ought tq
have trial | am union man and shopld
would do Or. at least. seek to do for the work.
in2men. Two years ago my fellow country
Polish vote formed no small part OF the 6s. 900
ballots cast for him, Since that time. however,
matters matter have greatly chanGed. and the United United
workingmen. Yet think MI. Coogan Is worthy
Of the labor VOTE, and |. for one, am going 70
would give my vote to Hewitt though the old
nan Is rather prolpdiced AGAINST toreigners:
the kind OF Mayor o city like New York wants,
The Poles are divided among Hewitt. Grant
and Coogan."
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