New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
THE COOPER ONION MASS.MEETTNG.

THE COOPER ONION MASSNEE1ING.
The masS-mcciiny which will take place in
the large hall Of the Cooper Union tonight
1t The call OF the Peoples Municipal League
is sure to be OF exceptional interest 1t Is ccr-
tain that the thousands that VIII assemble TO
listen to tn" speeches will not have dull mo-
mCnt. The orators arr expected to coIhno
themselves to limit OF ten minutes each. and
IN that blct time every one of them Is likely
TO say much that is lively pointed and con-
vincing. The speakers rcprc>' nj all uncommon
range Of ability, a wide diversity OF previous
political af,iliaton and they show by the vail
c,t of groups in this community which they
stand for how strong and wide ard earnest
is the feeling that the city government must
be rescued from the hands Of Tamlnany Hail.
1t is not often of late years that our people
have had the privilege OF listening TO the
fascinating coquchcc OF Joseph H. Choate, VINO
will undoubtedly cram his ten minutes full OF
coad things Ex-Judgc Rowland is not only
persuasive and effective speaker, but one OF
rare interest and charm. EX-rurroca'c E"iiiilS
knows thoroughly we'll how to NOV" vast
Jury of his fcllow-cit2cAS, As he does how u
affect and convince a trial jury. These speak
crs will give voice T. the genuine Kcpuhiicall
sentiment Of the city. and cypress lis prc>"ht
views and attitude i'll manner that cannot
tail to accomplish good.
Oar German friends ought to turn ont i'll
large numbers TO hear Carl Schuz, al orator
whom they delight 10 hear, ana ono who has
ALWAYS been noted for his ability in mai >hallnc
facts and Arguments in c~g II; fashion, III
lam i. II .Inhlowcr is well equipped I" put III
direct and impressive i"Im ~" reasons WHY
all good citizens Shor.d uniI" in III" present
c,cat popular movement. Inc Rev. DR.. Greer
is a CLERGYMAN whose pulp "lCqu"nc' has be
come already renowned in This city, although
only few years have I>>', >lnc" h" tIa!l'-
ferrcd his laborS and activities from pr'vld'ncc
10 the metropolis. lie is doing the best sort
of work for his fcllow-ctlzen> in supporting
the union ticket. Mr.. Scott. the union can
di,t,ta for Mayor, is also cNpc"t"d 10 address
the meeting. and it may family i" said that
even in the brief limit OF time allowed him
under the conditions Of this gathering. h" Will
he able To strengthen IL" general c"nvI"tlon
that he is the right man ioi the May"laIy.
There Will bc Other orators ai>o among them
ropr .>cn,atiyc and Influential laror Elcn who
NAV appeal c>pccillIy I, IL" labor or-aniln-
lions. Tammamy has co;lt,n,"d i;,"li III III"
past with mcIiinc greedy and GId>'hn@ iG-
IN tcS instead Of seeking Il show thai In" III ~
CONSCIENTIOUS management OF III" city gov ri
mcnt is always best for In" Wag"-caIn"r>. IN"
People, Municipal League j. dom" rs duty
nobly in preparing such nla->-mcyiing AMI
seeming such isl Of speakers. Now the tax
PAYERS and voters Of NcwIoli. the masses Of
our citizens, >h"uld give a quick and eager re-
spouse to the efforts mad" 10 lay the exact
truths of this campaign before them. and to
point ont to them the way in which they All
should ac: TO make New York Il cleaner moro
comfortable delightful and attractive city to
! Iva in