New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
, Aha field we will find that our duty TO our country
| ms been we'll done. (Cheers)
| NIP GOFF,S FRIGHT PROMISES.

ms well uOnc. tCheers.D
MIR. GOFFS BRIGHT PROMISES.
John w. GoG. the Peoples candidate for
district. Attorney has become exceedingly popu-
lar during the canvass, and when he was introduced
nv Mr.. Rhoades nc was greeted most heartily
lie said:
Mr.. Chairman and fellow-citizens: am not en-
dowed with sufficient lung power to address out
aoU as this and 80 my words viii be very few
A single thought has been suggested to my nina Dy
Mr. Fairclds speech. and that was when he said tia
one OF the duties devoyins upon our citizens IS mot
alone to put dishonest men out Of power but 10 put
them T. sG1 s Mpp aa the conrd Is o Tfn e
zion OF the criminal law Of this city. In those DAYS
an indignant public the then Iammany Gspnatcnt
torney found either enthusiastically or h
that the people Of the state; ns inc'd th.iT ATT
sSps TINS and f through eS nc great
OConor and through the great sam"e ,,c -: shouId
Som wai IN 'S and take the rcns Of tie out Of
the hands of the Tammany Hall Distrlct-Atto US
,% ws sseR Tall ie odc ri %ss anV hppaase
some one said some time that in the end the ne
people h aTe ~ te si S anu that Since those days Of
municipal tcvery Tammany Hall mas hSt pte orpev
oIce in this city. Hppause) 1t Is now. Therefore fore
for the citizens Of NewYork 70 say whether aer na av
kept Iammany out Of d o co@trd ,Pr Of that depart
ment of the administration Of the criminal law tOi'
have been ali over the city at meetings day and
night and everywhere the enthusiasm for the people,
that feel certain we will have triumphant victory
all along the line. loud applause ~ their YER
dict against the domination Of corrupt Tng o aa
ogarchy whose membership poutes the puoiic o'i0o'
Ss y be niTscd a M the Of the
criminal law in this city for the mex . annse
and Strengthened BY the force of healthy pubic tc
opnon and should he called upon TO ehioree he eo
d iT in his st, Shall do so fearlessy Cries
Oh DO vow not know very well that 1t is today I'M
possible owing to the system BY which rai n ali nomi
day governed and eo9 t aSH man s MI no matter how
good his Intentions to be otherwise than ws
evcn tool Of the Leaders s ar 81 ' reneweG that
secret and Inbound organization Tamamny HAL dSaat
Cres Good good And MORE ,ea peaang city Of
s4 ms1ss surely ms9 IN know SS wa hat sy xant i
tnsTl Ssma and that viii ratified aa
sCeot sppInse One the reasons suppose WY
Tammany Hall has made such severe h r o bnncst
d ' snceS have openly expressed their determination
never to vote for political turn Tamav
been forced into condition Of desperation IN which nd
lies and SANDER and caumny play The ieaag ana
o' We have not sianded the other side applause Tor
,nil the truth about them Immense laughter anu a
cheering again and again ana u 1ni the arc
showed out of public Wow on November T. No"-
| tinued checrng.) 49,, ,o,, nc fDorlsive
,aurhterJ ont of charitable consideration for til9
feelings of an enraged & 9yn t ts views
| If Tammany Hall. CRoais of laughterl These weak
attempts Of these unworthy and r m %en Of anpa T or
men of labor, any other body OF cltizels ou' MI
rather the a eSHa force Ho to plaque as we'll
as TO overwhelm the inventors froohgca , Jee, t
and applause through which Mr. Con resumed Ills Se"'
| THE CLOSING SPEECH
| James w. IIawes was the last speaker. and he
too. was heartily greeted. Among other things, he
said: ,,,
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Citizens The so % nn hi
spot during municipal Gampodig1 aggGps aenS
af The head Of which stands man now in Office
n 1 r SaeSaf5S to- to- the IMPORTANT Office
on the basis of his record during the past TWO yeir
Affirmed air. that by that record they desired to be judged
Let briefly summarize it, The deot 81 NeT MAJ n
has been made greater eF caP ooan ian ' More
G a ""n.T While s,ons s%f
is decreasing In like proportion als sm IS
+; ts e9s deeepve reduction
Inv Increasing the assessments and by bonding the cry
gsc TOs SuSe r fet yGF o expended
upward Of 81 for keeping the streets ncean
|
| has been made partisan. The registry department
costs the city $4,000 instead of netting Ss39o0 as
| n should From this brief statement you Will Know
for what reason the Tammany leaders have changed
their tactics why they attempting to turn attel
tIou from the only Issue before u.s. that OF muhcpa
| government, to National questions You cannot OK
meet me to prOong remarks here In the open ar,
| Int wish to add this much There has never been =.
time when the business men came out as yon nave
To- day when business interests have been aroused
| ~ they are today, that bad government did not go
| dorn aud GOOD government come up. You have only
TN 60 10 the polls every one of you, on Tuesday next
~ eeo,I mn majority that shall kill this organization
against Which We are fighting (Applause. loud and
| long continued.)
| When Mr. HAYES sat down. salutcd by storm
| of cheers Mr. RhoadeS arose, and, leaning out
over the railing said: Gentlemen and fellow-ctl-
| zens,- and his voice rang ont strong ana clear
| Inyo tho cheers of the crowd Gentlemen and
Sellow-citizens. ! am now going to ask you to
| fulfil an obligation. We owe debt of gratitude
| to the Peoples Municipal League. and want YOU
| to nav il now witE three cheers and your votes
| on Tuesday. and l now declare this meeting al,
| ionrned" Mr.. Rhoadess terse speech was greeted
| with storm of applause and the meeting broke
up with congratulations all around.