New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

there again. the Republican party VIII sun continue ~
be triumphant. (ApplauseD 10
Mr. IIiscocll closed amid applause by an eio,
ouent appeal to all good citizens to eect OoioN''
Baird Mayor of Brooklyn.
EXPOSING MAYOR CHAPLIN.
William II. Williams followed Senator Ills
oocly Uc made an able arTaignment OF Mayor
Chanin's administration which WAS brlsthnS WIN
STATISTICS. to show how Brooklyn had been ms
governed lie arraigned Mr.. Clapin for negieco
~ dnties for the prostitution Of his mucn-va9hleu
Gifts to thu service Of an inordIhhte ap ~ m
FOR being the not unwilling INSTRUMENT ~ o.
| unprincipled combination, ana lot cony Jii
! mo from the people that Wnlch
! thew had right to know IT,
tbey passed ON the question OF his election: IA
/ 1eSs The fax rate was known on October o III
| ias- ON October IS: in 1856 on October 10: All
remembered what The Republican Mayor ala IN
1883 Seth Low who gave the Guy us prsC "C W.
| r,inis+rofion how he went TO the Academy Oh
Music and defended an increase IN the iaN-ra' C.
! told what money bad been expended ana now ~
! had been expended But today, only I'VE DAYS
owe that he that they could not have the figures
until two DAYS after election. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The fact that those figures haa DEN lyI
SIr Chaplin had put forth pTeposierQ,pI ~
/ Statament that the increase was accouhteu Joe ny
an increase in the state "a ...o,.. 20 soroo
Mr.. Williams gave a scathing review Oh SOM T
NJ GNHDlnS
Rrooklyn Eagle" the editorial statement that u
was lamcntable fact that tine gang OF pluiloerers
were becoming bolder and belder every year,
When the day of popular accounting c"i n.y. an
Indictment Of the Democratic party IN the Stale'
Mr.. Williams asked whether he was wrong III
declaring that the question upon whlch inc Eo.a1
had 10 pass in the coming election was hot VoIlIci
INF WINS mainly Of finance and of honesty. IN
view of Mr. Chapins attitude toward past puoio
improveme his dealings with the demahus Vi
his politjcal SPONSORS and creators, II seemed 10
Mr. Williams that it would be madness IN Brook
Ivn's taxpavers TO trust him with the execution
Of the grent public works contemplated, anu WIN
the further administration oil the ahairs Vi n'ooN'
Mr.. Williams paid glowing tribute to the
character of Colonel Boird. and predicted that ne
would accomplish great reforms IN the cry gov
eminent if he were elected Mayor.
WHAT MIR. GILBERT SAID.
The chairman next introduced John ]. Gilbert
the candidate for Secretary Of State, who was re
ceived with great applause. Mr.. Gilbert said tha
he was sorry that he was not citizen OF Brook
lvn so as 10 be able TO cast his vote for Andrew
Doird for Mayor. Mpplause) lie felt sure tha
| tbe city would be greatly benefited by his admin
! istration if he were elected lie reminded m
hearers that they had heard great many iisu cure
! quoted about BROOKLYN and that on next lucsda.
there was to be a State election, rs well as on
for local officers in Brooklyn. The men who vote
for the candidates placed in nomination by III
| ReDuDIc3n parry, IT. S'lIu' "Vui' NV ~ 80
| Taking the fundamental idea Of the Rcpublca
| marty one would find that it was identical wit
| The fundamental idea Of the Rcpubhc. The wv
were moving along the same lines. The part
| was eminentlv practical It's fact was set toWar
the right This gave the party o courage whlcf
combined with its conscientious regard for VIVA
ought 10 be done, had produced practical states
manshfp which did not appear in any other part
| in the world Mr.. Gilbert spoke OF the SUI
scryjencv Of the Dem oc1tc party 10 the presen
! Governor and the nomination Of candidate
records were such aS should move the peopl
of the State 70 repudiate nj III" polls his dSregar
for the best interests OF the State lApplause.J
COLONEL vAENUNrs PLEDGE.
Colonel Varnum was the next speaker, and
view Of the latercss Of the hoHr, made onl
few short remarks, in which he pledged hi
word that, if elected, lie would perform the dutic
of his office in an honest, fai
and impartial manner. lie called attcntio
TO the fact that II was eighteen years since
citizen of New-YorI or Brooklyn had been non
mated by either party as n candidate for Attornel
General That man had been elected, and ever
man on that ticket had been elected. That
,gbat we want 10 have done this year.
eoid. Let the Republicans of Brooklyn put fort
nc GOOD, brave and honest vote as they cai
As Kings County saved the State for Harrison, s.
viii do the same the coming election. Do the be
YOU can, elect the State tic 1ct not Tor my sax
or for the sake Of any Of the candidates. put i
the sake Of placing the seal OF approOauoh
the Republican party" tApPlaqseJ c.....,,,
Judge Ienny then announced that on Saturdq
evening monster Republican m0sS-mceting won
be held in the Palace Rink. lie then declare
| ,ba ,nco,it,~, closed until that time