New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

MR.. SCOTS WORDS TO VOTERS
ADDRESSING MEETINGS IN VARIOUS PARTS
$50 "-'--'~ OF THE CITY,
s1rxx1xu sPEEcHEs ABOUT TAMhANY's MIS-
wSxAenAHxr OF TIE MUNICIPAL BUSINESS
-0HEAT ENTHusIAsN AND LOUD
oHrERINo-oTHER CANDIDATES
sooRr THE wIGwAM.


40. -,s., th. somxoes a ne
T0 mes-1eeuae H0~ u"e~ ~ - ,.,t,ctor
FeopHs Aum@psl League 'Ass n1ens 80. = soo
Avenue OpeFs House was sssonaoo " ,..sr- .rS
poopA. p, Tucker, Of The Conrnit0o On No0N"Ss LIZ
Sueakers oalled the meeting 10 order. j. r. Aomosso
- oal,ss "a "a obHir and made bid sp0och. ID
v.r,rs t,s rscoras AZ te candidates On tho Repub-
~. No. 4. ,,.. ,crAlv auulanAed. especially when
49, 49, -. - ~. coW
'Se '" ~ .,N 49, ..,,o,v.a Ia a short but witty
"IA~ - .~,' .,s.r,.ot ~ The street Clean.
spooSaA- az '.' . 49,. -, ~ T.mmanv called
ing OeSses"'oa'. u..'e' VIC r.s .Nrrnhv ana A,ex.
forth frequent applause. Do"atu AuF' .s.
ander Fehey also spoke. The iat'er ~ss .u0e'' ~
BY the entry Of Francis n scott, prcceooa o! Mso
Sesss>k,sn nom the County Democracy Club OF inc
YYth AssemSlv District. Whom Mr.. Scott appeared
=. ~. .t... Ira cheering was deasening and nearly
-. m N. han rosa 10 his feet. In Q digniHcd,
49,. "a ,rur.ssve manner he began speaking In
- 4. eonovs:
am hs,. "a Arr b Give YOU reasons why We
a., 80. a., :, ha rnor,e sss,ust Tammsny Hall and
49, ~ 1919 - - =. 49, "a The rote NJ Tia common
WY !oN . ,- ,..-,..,vo h.vs sc,.cted .,e hsttls
- =. to-. ,non ~h,ch r,s v>s u T.
s". - 80 80 No., IN uncont,o,Ied .od updis.
"ssa. LAe' 80 t.. .~.ron..n, n, .,o y.n,, and
'e'oo~ ~ ". ~ go -. r.h ,,SSoo, and thev now come
-. 100 =. ,h c,tv ,o,n,,np to tb6 record they
1 "a ..snr "a M judged BIZ t. and upon IL to be
..s ~. go, %, .nothe, torn, We accept the chal.
49,, 80. .I.o.ahA % n. Wa too anna, TO the record
se ~ r.mmsny H.n and ,n Examining this record
49, 49, " 80 ,hor.hon, chi. camnapn refrain from in.
S,, 4, . ro,.o,sI c,i,,c,.m or reflection
y. a,.d .o,a no cr,.,c,,Iy examined there WI
- - .x.S .ro,s IN q ro.oteht however I
~ - on,v vhi,e refer 10 one typical instance OF
,.a.., .v,end,.p,es and unfaithful administration
- on hav, doubtless noted the recent scandalous
eenle VI I'u naas 49, pIo.,e,,s onsce which Is a
$500. .s..h.1 MA NV q rammanv leader md run
- "sN....r,s.,s T.mm.ny method That once down
"a md tnelud,px the year 1885, WIS what is
fes ONCE the incumbent receiving all the fees and paying
all the expenses In 1887 The Legislature made IL
salard sce the expenses Of which were 70 be Dso os
the city. end oil the income from when YVES !" oe ~.u
into the city treasury. mfrh inc re~u" al wy
1sss The "a" Sesf OF zoe rec sysoan en- orsce wore
pfon's. si'1 ps"s -. 49, 49,, 60 go unde, the
-, ,h.,o ,.. h.sn an average loss TO che city
~ ~ @ $500, ~ g.. mi. loss to he explsinedi
n 1890. 49,, A. sxr., hv asserting that the busi.
-. ~ N. ooce no. taen off, but Il appeers that
v,shss.adins this f.ct II be fact It four
times % many do the business that the city
ioots the bills ss 1t took when there was more "oIA
DO but the Register himself paid sne s a,,'s.
80 - 80. 49,. :, 80 ..,.,ed .v:,em "a se ,s
.s go p.d n. nan.,s ~ ,st "wednesday add Thur
e., 90 ,, ,ru And men Maid Al 600 ssiSres for et
.e.ltns sround m one OF them expressed It, You win find
men p.id At the rate OF SLOT page for copying and
honhtsec., ,id ss4o wear for keeping set Of books
the total ics in which amount about 81 600 You
win nnd the Register asking for IN appropriation Of
$4,000 FOR sesfchers' SALARIES "ni'e IN ~ ~
seafcnef oHefs 70 eohsfsc' !" w al '" WI" w
And this Is Vpioal Asm"any hnu ONE '
isn"y nov. % a. 49,, ,.,ono. ., ,r.mmsnv,s
,ns' $780,. :, wi, .nd ,h.n .sk yourselves
sa.ns ~ .u.h r.cord a. thi, vou are prepared to
vote 70 Tanmanv Hall LONGER lease OF official life
The meeting closed with q warmly applauded speech
nv John HAYES.
One NJ the most successful political meetings In
ihis city last evening was that held In All Souls
|,,.h 80 w "a, M,d;so,ave oonrrepation
.u',.r. 400 -, 600 neon,e us,.neh N cloouent and
scoring phhppcs assn'' "o ""i.'',N '~ou y. -
m3aS hahl' Ano hio' 'p'~~o VI %
Inc Kew o. D. "aSso"' WIN U0 " "
teresting and convincing speech IL was ho'' TIC 'au'
urd to define the objects OF the present campaig IL
was 10 redeem Kew York 10 lrng about a political
revolution and overthrow Tammany Ia, which stood
for all that was uncean In city politics 1t the
barroom which gave II strength without that, IL
,,a h,o No ,roons ~ ex,sterce Yammsnv Hall
~o"'u nav ~ IN. ." a., nsmocrocr M, tor rumoc
oio hoe S'""o ou' io' Do'0'''' ~" "
racE.'
Mr. WATSON. who was loudly applauded. was fol-
lowed BY Rabbi W. n. Harris, tho said that the people
OF Ney.York were confronted rot so much with po-
litical as with a moral problem Conspiracy" was
The best definition of that party which to be OPP
uosed II the peope loved righteousness, Tunmany
should lie defeated The lev Dr. r. heber Newton
then made tcw renarhs calling upon his hearers TO
.ss =. .,,. ,.,. s.;.. 4, .,a con,o,o, Tho
a'e"u " 'noi ''V' o""e' =" wv 80 Az" -,
republican purity was ho" j" INV ~ '
League ana success was assured 4, .
hi'er inc rev "e"'se .. ''u'e'"e 700 ~, Wv
a'oence' Mr. oo''' EMERY wv .oo" 10
ahoe was the s'g"i lot .o's ouVu,'. y,
asu r"sins "ppi"use' WV" l " ~ ~
Mr. ecott saio: IA.
nave ou' nnsS0 nI . " ie~ wy" ~. ""s
evening as ns.e I've " 49, ron 70, .omn. ho,o 90,
sou '0I ". =, ~. 80. =. no,,c n,ch :. n,u.i,
...u..,,ns 40 "a. agree with the idsas IN regard
:. vo,s h.Ia nv the gentleman who has lust spoken
-. -. -, =. =. th. candidate IN, Nayo, NJ thts
o, r,I.., ,ov.a IL. unIes. believed IL made I'D Of
s,eas sooA charitable people. True it may have
many examples Of art Is Paris London Possibly
It has many did those cities have at the Of our
city. beg that. am elected you will not measure
me BY this test In two years cannot give you statues
and great pubic ouihines. But IL te ohcers o. he
city In that time succeed In giving you accent re-
epectabe, clean purr government you hecu