New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

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puhlican TO make him refuse to follow the deliberate
representations OF his party
GREAT EFFORT FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT.
The third reason why Republicans should Vo'e
TIE fusion ticket is that makes for good government
tChces II carries into the social element OF kep"o
lcsnism the truth that the Republican party ne'er
can be held together by personal considerations !"
has never followed 1t never can o1" , on
Appsuse Principles are a. ecesssasy to tie
rsalsc Of the blood Born ~ In the a nd
erhlng q political freedom has tp IN fooSlns not
men but principles And wherever you can xn cam csn
the party on n soW ne making
government justice equality ana oe tSs nathWay
you take the Republican party s ON Won are
making it more ready for the oa'ueS Vi '''
SAY that this ticket makes for good
hut makes for irrespective Of tho or See
n., ana s the one
day and h the Judgment q te s avenue s% BY Which to
srs sse sSI which under re name Of De
mocrscy rules aye tyrannises 4s aHI CHeers
York to-day and calls itseh IammAn' '''"
rAMMASY A RELIC OF rEUDAL AGES
Now what is Tsmmiany Hslli 1t is not political
Marty It is not political comomauon ~
~, ora woman and landowner. the Waterman OF ue
o.s and the deliver Of the fields. the laborcr az .he
r tho tradosman Of the town. each sought Protecuon
from the lord and ne from the ovcr-ioru iney u'.
homage sworc fealy received protection ana Hall
sernpes today 70 its servltOrs IN this city rn Is n o
political relation Is r on ,s o II And it is
S H ,,on as mn Republican and un Democratic as any
idnd Of nobility ever Illustrated on the race u ''
LET me tell you why say this We nave II he a,ce e,
this city as yS Ssve eVG quantity Of laws these laws
and these oioeholders who enfose u,e "r woman
n5 S aRS n town and property to guar
"ntec his or her share OF 1u5He,e, any hen o N
power 70 SPf have under their hands every man VINO
keeps and man f% Sso bs sRsd the line Of
T ns r sn e eSes man who hours msy
have neglected to clear his saeWa la ryested and
SsSrvsG Of 81 his liberty he h has "a
friend the police force hy these ocias Of Tam
many Hall: every vessel which comes loaaea a WIZ q
lumber coal to our docks svs may sypn SS through
Tammany Hall cloud applause0 Every mla H,o
unway come in contact h ~'n no i man to speak
for him is liable TO feel the power OF Tamm"hS ''
CHEERS and hisses).
POWER OF THE DIsTRICT'ATToHNEi'
Now the District Attorneys office with its thousaus
NJ indictments on le that it Is imposs'oe " nesp
nm With the work in spite of the numerous hepeN AZ
r o.n.citv can select the men it will try anu
choose those the indictments against whom ~ VIZ
allow to slumber until the crack Oh aoosi 49, ~
Through the Mayors once, through u h o Of oh
irton tbroHrn many and many other means, INC nc
law NAV be so enforced that the men VINO i1O' AMI
nroteStiSn from Tammany Hal are gro p ,Ss kTee
mao to pay bonuses the men who bow Inc he eT
have known men who c0ntroilea W9 ,Ssr nncEets 10
sonai,y trn even with the money In ller poohoen. "
Srr,,utn among their undcrlngs for tc oer parry
lave known them to turn On he Ni ipScfmcnt held
over them and Tammany tickets out OF thT Dof me
from Whch they had pledged ,er nTno and cries Of
M Down W with tn fsinmsny.') ,vsrn.
% the With or With District, with his little quU
Store or grocery store with III, WAGON M ooas
wishes to Keep over night i p. ~ Ms Te WORK
man. Who convviai over night Is a'eSeai
d so On and thew do homage. and they swear feaity
and they receive protection. SCheefs)
THE high LORD, DUKE CROKER
This is the rule with Tammany Hail. The High
Lord Duke Croker Qaughter. and Loro |hiei OnaOo.
lain Cochran, and Chief Marshal Oiroy cheer''' "
Ecarer Of the -Batlc-Ax Purroy prolonged cheers a
ia,gbter, they expect much and complete inc pio'no
-, ,nves,inp their serfs with Offices and with estates
Oieers Il is worse than the feuda times It Is a
3,nnnhIc which aferward and by similar corTuPtiol
office sank into an sGsots e object ana that is the
taS OF affairs which our attention Is dlrectea anu LII
the ey no the time to discuss the responsibility Of
TIE Democratic party. should lie to tax about ont
tiSt. but this is not the time. They control .ne
.r',iDstion of the Democratic party by these means
and calling themselves the Democratic RarX ueS wh,
,econze the danger of Their purposes shall unite to
keen them down. (Cheersl
pa6sanisn must rise IL Indignation Is IN these t sSs
kepaOcan party will find n,rv can n nne and ali
agIn sb these 10 the beat So%n THIS
Government / say that all Republicans SHOULD DO
as 'ey ore Ep rolonred cheers and Blaine tceers
they are the Mckinley bin and Protection
%yincipesIss they are for all these they should be-
& BE- for the united asG attack ses on ra"many
in The famy heart and soul. with their voices speak
ing in uncertain sound and win no Sos NTH the in
their steps when they Walk 70 inc Poh' WIN WIN
votes. (Long continued chcerihgJ
Mr. Roots eloquence frequently wrought the
audience up to high pitch of enthusiasm.
yICE-PRESIDENTS AND SECREIARIho.
Tho chairman introduced John Proctor clarke,
who read the list of vcepresidents and secretaries
most of whom were present. They are as follows :
v1CEPRzs1DENTs.
Charles $. Smith, Learand B. Cannon, John Harsen
Rboade.s. Frederick ID. Tappen, H. .: armour jesse
segman. Joseph II. Choate, Howard Crosby, s. i, NJ
n'iI B St joSn Roosa Alfred r. Whitney William l.
Strong Cephas BIsinerd, Henry E. Nowand JONI may -
Mitchell c. Voney king Charles L. Tiffany Edward
j. Amndown Horace Russell , Jacob n catScaTt.
aired HV c Cheney, John s. smith, Nicholas f Msn
Thomas {. Acton, r. Hcber Newton, R99ers >. W MAJ
lam Brookfeld James A. BlanchaTd Kilia I,a Esn
Rensselaer,, joel W Mason Henry A. huriSgrt Tnar
Henry Hall. George B. Deane John Relsenwe per
John Proctor Clarke, David II. Knapp Charles brH
der Frank H. Plat, Frank Raymond sher0Sn ,s smoon
Church. Peter A. Miller, George f. Weed, Henry u
Cakins William E. Reyes. Thomas c. Campbell VIII
lam j. Kent stephen Iedford, Andrew b. Humphrey
Lawrence Hearney Charles F. Butler Charles WatIons
William b. Derrick. Eben Demarest James owens
William Ii. Gedney, Daniel brown. Charles 4: Pea,
body IT,, S. Burdett Hyatt Henry Kropf, BernaI9
PsSV Robert Miller George W. wanmaker. Daniel
Robinson John II. Gunner Nicholas A. KNOX, !onn ~, x
psicE William IL Ten Eyek g C. BpgS b, S4a
Muha ir H. $ c Van Eane Care Se0I A. psnsis
p j. Carey. G. Michael Kerwin, Townsend W GnIel
Thomas BARLEY, Hugh Coleman, J. Thomas Stearns
oon smith Joseph Iardn SsI II Re h Wi,i
Saayer PAGE John simpson, Martin S. Rider. FRANKLIN
B. Miller, john H. Crimes William Baser i, Henry Ioh y
5. Philips. John y. Cosgrove, Ferdinand Edman
Hans