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

tho eves If some in the audience and loud cheers
were given for it. ~
I'VE can stand by that shouted Dr.
| Macarthur nc the banner was carried toward the
! platform. This again brought out great cheer
| ing.
LISTENING TO z. T. BARTLETT.
DIR. MacArthur's speech was received with the
| utmost enthusiasm. lie was frequently compelled
| ia stop for a considerable time until the cheer
ing had ceased When he had stopped speaking
| the enthusiasm was intense Men stood up on
| their seats 10 cheer, and the band played the
| ." Star Spangled Banner" Some one in the audi
ence proposed three cheers for Dr. Macarthur
| They were given with will. Mr.. Bliss intro
J duced Edward Il. Bartlett, ex-president of
! the Republican Club The reception of Mr..
BARTLETT was warm one He spoke as follows:
This is Republican meeting. and We are here re-, to
ratify the Nominations ot variouS conventions,
including that of our County Convention AIth0ugh
Republicans, have placed In nomination three ne
1G cE%i Ec NDS ant an that Worked for straight
ticket up 10 the time that decision was ar'ed q. Wy
| our County ConN entOn. since then nave chahgeu
nv views and am heart and soul for me lnalon
ticket. CAppausel know that We ma"r ~ m u,
vote fgr the ticket when represents unio Oh l"roc>
against that corrupt organization. 1900 q, bo,,o
our streets cleaned yet with the possible exception OF
Broadway aud Filthave., have the lthie,t streets a
Tdine for three hours in a common hack through our
side streets cured of fearful case OF torpiu imer.
lion again Tammany should have adopted some new
plan Of robbery. man hates 70 De s"iue ~. W ii
Old dcdqe IL IS shame that this IMP ial Guy sit
ring like queen at the gates OF the country, shond
bc in the grasp of heeers' thugs and thieves: IL
rests with you redeem the city from TINS tyranny;
believe that the citys affairs should be administered
as business affairs but long as the city controls 'ne
The tinted states and long we have parties. we
lose organization ana We caNJe e1 Ippd
always on the help of other iactions. we sho ,u
divorce the state and city elections BY holding the
latter in the spring. or by holding INC Guy anu ''''
Now above the clouds of smoke incident to this
battle floats the Republican banner the banner e TiJ n
represents many great achievements Wneersc t
is not necessary TO them for you all know OF lle
Mckinley bill the freedom Of the man win the Ge eOI,ye
Loud cheers In conclusion. let me urge you 10 cast
your I Sy for tMs i n ADMIT 1 @ the city
| from M the grasp of Tammany Hail. Cppause)
| CHEERS FOR MR.. HAYES
| Mr. Rartlett's plain and straightforward words
| touched the hearts Of those in the audience, ana
he was cheered to the echo. EX-Iudse James
w Halves the union candidate for President
| of the Board of Aldermen, who had been occupy
inc a secluded place upon the platform, came
forward next to speak. His reception was
grand one. and he was cheered repeatedly
This meeting has been called by the RePnD pub no
County Committee ndorse ticket wlncn uoes l ho
consist wholly OF Republicans we are hepupn. a1 w
cause we believe III The principles ol Lie ePuapis,od
p corryinr ont those principles tApplause Every
| honest Republican must acknowledge mat IL ne WIZ
resent the best interests of the community. he would
cease 10 be Republican. Iheieore ~ - peie' t
LOGICAL that we have together here tonight lof
Inc announced purpose OF this meeting IL of Sc
we are Republicans and have tne pest n'eeas i "a ,
| city at heart tina we arc suPPoiahs '"'' "N"
What j: the organization which we are attacking
ff..Ip
and the Republican parties I.:ch believe in certain
H%i y w@fn ind sp " S
any principles but to secure for is officers and its
Of the public treasury charity fund for the benefit of
| its members. Whenever an Organization OF such a
| cnnce. corruption aud waste have resulted:
What is the record of this administration? 1t Is
record of 81 100000 year for keeping inc streets
mclean II is a record u specious reductions Of the
tax rate and 10 hide the deception large increase
Of greatly increasing debt Of administrator
greater per Gaa rda G Of I police board d made
tisan Tor the first time in twenty years III Is rec rec
year when three years ago, when II was maIaged
on business principles for te benefit OF the hcuoch''
now Now in view Of these facts is it strange that Tam,
many, which began the campaign by referring to It's
hsnmer, il seeks 10 gain more respectable name by
Substituting Democratic" candidates for Tamma1 =,
| Hail. candidates. and calls on all good Democrats ~
The minds issue Of the c'' People %"ds Of & ey
decided on this question. Now It IS que, gnes
lion only of adding TO the majority for the ticket
Nnn,onse) Nv memory this tine goes back to a
similar campaign in lS and can rems nve he n0
more aroused and the moral feelings OF tile people
lave been 50 stirred and know. and You Know tat
t oil these interests with tho result viii be the
s,na os in ls7I-a magnificent victory over IanInany
Hall glorious victory for good government l6feat
applause.) 5000 > ,.-,.,
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Henry Grassc the well-l1nown XX1IId District
Republican, was presented by the chairman and
| read the following resolutions:
We. the Republican voters OF tie city OF New York.
in meet g assembled. offer for the consideration
~ ali our fellow citizens the following resolutions,
which in this crisis in ctys affairs we declare to
| he our platform OF principles.
! Resolved, That the management OF the finances OF
tho Cty should the good OF all, and not for the
sunport and maintenance of any political organization
| fiat gross msnanacement ana a corrupt condition
Of things exist in all departments oil the CITY govern
a