New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

whole history Of these transactions that equals this
Here was a single room, upon the ceiling Of Which is
pretended 70 have ben used a quantity OF lumber
pTvensd evoay member OF the Legislature or any
member should say, from hndlng standing rV V
u.s.. 1 that IS smpv incredblep number Of days
labor have been set down for the accomplishment
Of this work positively greater than ~ b sha Sa %uH
building now going up in Broadway and this street Az
these things combine to make this great plaserns nv
In Albany unique surprising Tweed, SURPRISING any
other evidences of State municipal eorrup1i,U p
that have ever been developed in the woria, III e
plause-) do not know why II is that plast;sIS
50 often resorted TO 10 cover up this form o coat
nder except IT be the belief ma aur chi and tina,
1t Is therefore an easy plan to cover up ns"u"'
ceiling by plastering IT, . ....oos that the
Governor of our STATE who was at that uao TN IN
scion and the disciple Of Tweed learned MS e SS tbe
plasterins frauds in Albany and sets up on the Dem
ocratic ticket the men who are guilty oil 'ieS0 H"""~
fan@sny is so organized It would almost sss Gs
AZ first sight q.e impossible Slso, 20 o'''p how
large and vast Is it's fund Of oC I,TIsEsrs
money wrng from the pockets o. of ua nG Sin
confident that can this time down 'na' Tam.
of poh,ical organization (Appau set eoasy
as dangerous or almost even more dangerous TO 'g
the people and ND t 70 the g TSesG
Now, gentlemen the question comes 70 us as eitI a.
Of this great metropolis primarily inless o,gr 10
do do about it i0 "a voice Down Tammany al The
polls Applause aI@S that AND most dsbe re-
suit. prolonged appauscJ We have been Sooc, rt
apathedc and too needless heretoforc pe%oc pst
s soodi % me yes eS replica good Of it. kind but
mighty Kind GaYsh,eFs and sPplaussS said
T. that from foul spring there can never flow
pure stream Of water" (Appla,Sc1 ana Rce @
answered. at springs from the mpures and wo ir
thp of
the evil the misery the wretchedness OF our gIeass
cty-strike 1t out. and Tammany Hall is nowhere
Just think Of it for moment, my feglow-citzens:
How often has your Board Of Aldermen your G SdS
often has that Board consisted OF majority OF MGUr
very class of men ne r TnU hSep and
endows with political power. A. ciuz9h oI i t,um
So sIo w SG COCO GOOD y that this
terrible engine Of ey and of mischief ought No W OtS
to "sxt be t SGaa of p0w Adcn ARpauS wondog
contain majority of saloon-keepersl Just think nt
Of This gsa metropolis e S %ard IN IN eli
in wealth in virtue gathering TO her piers ana h
ra MrpSan aCPS1s E his city are We citizens
be raed by gang of liquor dealers, mostly all ignor
Of money that they dch by dubious means from
the pockets Of the people, Is this to BE- &oisa ASK
es ar iod that we cannot break down Temmany
Hall principally because 1t holds all It's strength IN the
I-nocracy There is great force in that NAME bp'
If Tsmmanv Hall Is 10 he regarded by the unthhh-
ing or by any apprecisbe body of intelligent voters
as embodyiDg what is known and accepted and nm nm,
then may say the, LORD have . mercy on
Dcmocracv in This city and in this State-alwavs eX-
ceptnc the men who compose that genuine democracy
OF which Abraham Lincoln was the leader. the &c
mocracy of the Republican party prolonged aplsa'So
again and again renewcd.) .,,.
cannot sec how any good citiSen can DO othorwise
than support the Citizens ticket ApplauseJ Inc
result IS In your hands Prepare for TUESDAY Srt
your neighbors TO prepare for Tuesday. Then WIN
one grand rally we can beat Tammany and rescue az
leas, portion of city government nom the mp
agtafors of professional politicians and OF patros
for revenue only. Great applause renewed asA'
and again.