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


the Ts s he filthy condition Of the streets Is an example
-. ITn,many mismsnagenent and incompetency winch
on Ais thrust before our eyes; -
That II Is shame and disgrace that me goverm
=, of The metropolis Of this State and OF this country
n n,d he nr1sted To those who are utterly unworthy
Sotb in character and ability to administer IT, ana taao
onest citizens should DC compelled 70 submit 70 lno
n Of an aggressive ogsrchy not far removed rom
the criminal class and Who ays shown and eeapSe
u, spprcciatlng The duty which one citizen owes to Ills
iciio1 citizen; nan To-. ham, ,orc tried and has
,,oon "a found totally wanting In every quality when
would enttc it to the continued control oDaition
~ tbIngs is to drive from power this party OF corrp.o
and spo which has so grossly abused the trust Vi
our rhat TO do this it behooves all good citizens IT.
spectlve OF party TO unite against Inc mey
hsi they are willing and able to secure for their Guy
an honest government And be 1t iurther; candidates
put in OF e eS and Si county Of
ourselves to iRpGtI s who &c Want
eminent to unite with us in the election Oh %r Their
S osrscter and by their unquesonablr ability ana
personal integrity are emnenty htteu " snvernment
city an economical, efficient and honest ko'oi''''
Mr.. Grasse spoke to the resolutions ID "'ie'
but pointed speech, as follows:
shall have few words to say N smppor' " CITIZEN
resolutions What shall say VII q fhs a. the
born ~ o New S enjoy she the Of
The world for bad government we near OIL inc orr
citizens pon VI With PTGe TO the q
| Rerlln and ask with establishment why ON, that q
ay There st only yaS See deU into sh the hands
Of rngsters and politicians. T. -...,, o,suanaced
Fire peparw Sax reject sse npoU the rank and file
Of that department for they are brave anu Who are TO
| II is the managers OF that department WIN " ="
bIame for It's acknowledgement.
'''''' ENTHUSIASM FOR Mr.. SCOTT.
The last words of MIR. erase
snecch were drowned in applause that
| ranidy increased in volume uhul ~
seemed as though every man and woman IN tnaV
| bic audience was trying TO make more noise thah
| his or her neighbor. The musicians, too' s2ehieu
70 catch the prevailing sentiment, ana they piayeu
Hail to the Chief with unusual energy. Inc
| cause of this sudden outburst of enthusiasm was
| the appearance upon the platform OF frahcis n
| Scott the union candidate for Mayor. IL wac
| many minutes before the chairman couid DC he"ru
| All he could say was, turning toward ME- oco,,
This man needs no introduction, FRANCIS NJ
| Scott"
| Mr.. Scott received O welcome which ne oush'
o 5ememoer Of as Republican aInS principles
| ver received more warmly. Hs naue
several attempts to speak. but each was , rus
| trated by renewal oil the cheei'"s'
| silence was obtained he SAID
have been greatly gratiiied and encouraged at inc
bearnes, of my reception throughout THIS s Az
| NJ he
h ronsen niVg the fact that IS we'll you and
MJn w Mominoton that on state and National issues
am and always have been DeiiGcra nsih h to
a aani the Of this city in an impartial
non partisan manner; that the Mayor OF New lorh ~
he between Democrats and Republicans but
should carefully preserving the rights anu i,e ,en
oition that capacity and integrity, and not poItiica
| Affiliations should be the true test for pohtical
oD In the Snsnimy with which my candidacy has been
supported by the Republicans ana Dfoctd's n NIX
%i G n Ibp this city can never be efficiently and
governed until the people agree Ct mn ao o
pr and 10 remove questions Of municipal finance
from the G Ho%H" o viii Pd be mT
earnes effort 20 further all proper measure n wfe
he se hSs'sScG Of uSEd iS 0
| The cheering which followed Mr.: Scott as he
left ~ the platform equalled that which received
him. Long after he had disappeared from sign.
the cheering was kept up. Mr. BLISS hnalE
the dropping of o leaf could have been heard =,
who are in favor rS Of M the Rnop'0 Such CT ne
Ave" as went up from that audience has
seldom been equalled II came like a sudden burst
of thunder in its intensity ana VGlmIe' ,yh ou
| whisper of an objection could DE near" "n'h "
| negative vote was asked Tor.
LOUD SHOUTS FOR GOFF.
The cheering again broke out and the chairman
started 70 close the meeting, when cries OF Goii'
Gon.r followed by added cheering, rested MN
John w. Goff!" announced Mr. Bliss. and the
[ Anti Tammany candidate for Distrlct-Attofhey
came forward lie. too, had to wait untll ine
enthusiastic Republicans got through cheerihs pe-
| fore he could speak
| Go for Nicoll :" some one shouted
| Here is what Mr.. Con said
| have been "gong for, Nicoll for the last three
weeks. daughter have hunted him from post TO 70
nar and al the end of the hunt on Tuesday nghJ ne
viii himself i'll worse position Than the ani'gsegu
away lunt. CLaughter.) This afternoon l had inc
honor to stand the steps of me SUB Treasury pS
| Applause All through The campaign have en-
devorcd TO meet the people face TO- iace 80 Una.
| District Attorney. have just come nom meeting
Of the Irs-American Republican Club ana 90 | ,S am
they are heart and soul In favor of free and honest
government In this city. tAppiause2 49,. ratification
mseting OF the party with which am affiliated gave
public notice to Mr. Neo that would give ut'e eai
would not looking him squarely III the eye; eye; Inp
pnse What has been the return turn Of b 'no he S dspSed
himself before the constituents Of that orcaizatio
This man. Who three years ago. came peS
pie and refused to be dictated to by boodlcrS' ana
years sso 'ats man sTmt H Deip rc
Of his day anshsr9 Ne Ne s aelre +, to oo
turn TO my private practice
The people took MIN at his word and BY m nal noi
| of nearly 2O,DOO kept nun III private WIN
indulge In the joke of the newsboy. that II you put ~
| a nickel in the slot certain colored gentleman VIII
bob up" Three years ago he b0bbed up as q gentle
| mems candidate" This year the Ncol has been pnl
i'm the machine and he hobs up smcared all over VIII
| Tie red paint OF the Wlgwam. Q.aughter.l II he
lives long enough, and continues 10 run daughter
three years hence he may possibly turn up as FRO
hibltion candidate laughter and three years there
| after as a candidate OF Belva lockwood,s party.
| While have apparel to indulge In JOKES at my OPP
ponent's expense, there nevertheless underies IL all
great princple-poltical consistency CApplausel And
| ask You II You can give your suhrages 10
a candidate who three years ago denounced the very
| men and the very party whose collar he now wears
Applause and cries of MO- i he Is proper and
m man 10 inrst with the administration of tho Grim
Inal law of this county then, l say, God help the
county. ,,, -;
| We are approaching the end Of an exceedingly Wig
orous campaign. The people stand together, ire
.pectvc Of party. have heard IL SAID that III this
| campaign Mr. Scott has borne his part we'll Indeed
hi, voice has retained its strength wonderfully when
il Is considered that he has made so many speeches
| Mayor Grants voice hasn't given ont either tLanSh
| ter, and "a voice He hasn't got any,
The election is settled Great applause) The only
requirement is that the people oil New York should
rcort. Its votes Tuesday, when By large majority
| a verdict Of condemnation VIII be given against the