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

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Randolph Fuller, George n BhcbanAn
Thomas Harold, r.
CONGRESSMAN WALLACE.
Congressman Wallace made hearty and en<
thusiastic speech which WAS frequently inter-
rupted by applause. He said in part
How President Harrison regards Brooklyn Republic
cansm evidenced by the that one OF b. ookly 8
most brilliant and most faithful Republicans has
% Gesn a.. called sS to place Of high honor and trust
Brooklyn Republicans in the President aud his Adj
ministraton by doing our full duty for the state
tloket and for our local ticket.
Last night the small Governor of our great statd
put his seal of approval on the Brooklyn Democracy
Republican, any independent voter, NEED for Young
against those candidates, one and All, than THAI
they arc approved BY the petty schepins politician:
Han n New.YorE, and for the gang in Broo1yniI
the White House in 1899 better, abler. cleanea
ticket was never presented to the voters Of thi!
see TO that brooklyn does not tail in her duty
10 that ticket. AppauseD
Broohynf Let every man who wants an enormously
high IA rate let every who wants to enrich thd
gang rule, vote for the Democrats candidate foe
Mayor. Bat we ask every man who ~hcpes for d
busfnesslke, economical administration Of the city
government evsry man, who believes that the largely
Increased expenses of our city government are un.
that the Mayors office should be IN the City Hall
and not In Willoughby-st, to vote for Andrew ID.
Cheers, :
Last night our astute Mayor offered an explanation
OF our increased tax rate, which did not explain Mry
Mayor what want to know Is what is the tax rate
promise Is made to make 1t public two days anen
Ss 1 why af' hs you do %sn
toforc election Let ave the facts first and then
the e1planst!oo applause p ,.o =, ~.
Memorial Arch in honor OF the boys of Brooklyn whd
gave @ e sv sa our aDd e MTsr MSo
In school, when the men who passed before him
we're fighting for the Union and the Republic. In thu
a plain man, who had served his country Loyalty
from Bull Run to Appomatox When that Memorial
Arch completed aud the final exercises Of dedicatioH
are held, for one should like one Of the Boys In
Blue to preside a, those exercises as Mayor q our
Colonel Andrw D. Baird, occupying the place o1
honor (CheersJ
Every supporter of Colonel Baird on Tuesday next
should only be voter and WORKER. but watohert
We propose that every vote cast for our Republican
candidate shall be counted as It is cast There ard
many men in this audience, many citizens IN Brooklyn.
who believe that had the votes been counted as they
This year whatever the result may be- whether II IS
Baird or ohapn Clancy Or or JasksEn haSe % or .rr
ascertaned that not cloud of suspicion can rest upon
the title Of the Sa%daa on hroivn PRs%s
reform IN our present methods q city ana county
To every Republican voter LET say that the Re-
publican party expects every Republican I'm Brooklyn
TO do his duty. lLong and loud appauseJ
WHAT MR. wooDFoRD SAID.
At the close of the address Of Mr.. Wallace hA
made way for General Stewart l.. Woodford. A
warm and long-continued greeting welcomed HIM
He said among other things:
Years ago there met great popular convention In
Baltimore. Delegations from all the States attended
he rn e can stand "a sny
rain except the reign Of Van Buren, and Democracy"
When zee the gatherings In Brooklyn in the rain
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save the reign Of wiloughbyst. in the City Hall:
%ho SIT. in anne s wSe 'fS IN
entitled TO receive the support and approval Of all
In National politics he entitled to the approval Of
NewYork on Tuesday next | make no assault upon
Democracy, but the history of the Nation for thirty
Iss s'' always stood for an honest and
oTs sS OsO to those oSs who % have fairly won'
False counts at the polls threaten the Liberties Of
s the so SGx 9e by s
ory Of Abraham Lincoln to stand for honest ballot
and fair count tApplausel
ballot The Republican party has passed and ~,
passed messg'7s 10 protect. the ballot and they hays
Mayor says the increased tax rate due TO state ex
pondituTes Some OF these expendt9ies are fIescoei
'cnf our friend e ss' Mayo Ss' s.e s"p con-
ISOLATION In the tax rate under Mayor schrceeder,
aS nSt he Se ene S&s is
sion. When they do not give answer 1t Is bes
they dare not tApplsuse)
The time for argument has passed, the time ios
voting has come, come to you as one sreoxws ~,
man pleading with other Brooklyn men, and 81 you,
VIII you have honest esolute fearless .es nns y
ton OF Brooklyn affairs. VIII you have tnS "1 ~
the gangi a voice. ave win havs, n,,' mar w
plaseJ Let the people put IN the s'Y Yn1rsw d. baird
appsuse be elected Mayor win know gvan wna, hrs
,yn wants and II GO,rp ,, pnoS bin gd persoa
asson1tarts M @ & trsS.tsr aS s % the sssatye halls
ne WIZ never ese.rrorsrbilIty Of the mayors ohce ~
STAPLE the m msss ana Vim stand tor sroosyS ot
the city Of oar eomso an our Mayor and win have
this homes, sw odsshionsd administration (c~ss
applauseJ
T. p.,I Commissioners Kennedy said he proposed
l.. a...uss As a plain business man the vital oucs-
80 " a On the campaign. For the Democrssio
aSninstration that had made the tax-rate this
year there was no escape from suicide, except BY
Confession or suppression, which confession.
In the last twenty-five years every Democratic
neriod had been succeeded by popular revulsioR
poon r.fo Iha