New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

wal.ar W. Leary c. Z. McChesney. Frank Tilford T. W.
BonHs
AT this moment the sound of music was
heard. and band was seen turning into Wall
ST. from Broadway Behind the musicians came
several hundred Columbia College men. who had
marched to the meeting from Forty-ninth-st. and
Madison-ave The students carried flags and
banners, and wore blue Fassett and Vrooman
badges. big banner bore the words, college
of Physicians and Surgeons, Medical Department
of Columbia College" and big skull and cross
bones The young men were trimming over with
enthusiasm, and gave their Ray, Ray, Ray,
COLUMBIA Fassett" over and over again.
CEPHAS BRAINERDS ELOQUENCE.
A-big flag and banner with the words Our
Next Governor, J. Sloat Fassett' were displayed
from the fourth floor of the Wilks Building, on
the southwest corner of Wall and Broad-sts. The
audience showed that the sentiment was
theirs by prolonged cheering when MIR. Smith
introduced Cephas Branerd. warm welcome
was given to the speaker who said as follows
BY the agreement of all those who love our city ana
are jealous OF Its honor and good name IamMahy tan
should be defeated as It will be defeated rS eesu o
pause Do put fah in the Efforts made t to
Democratic party in this state and that for all practical
purposes far II concerns the interest ana welfare
Of the dty the Democracy Of the state o. srr
and the 1ammany Hall gang arc convertible terms
prolonged applause) Don't you believe that that Is
o es Of T 10 II s o aS esSas election
day-as ] believe you Canyon will have achieved
victory which, witt, no P Pro Yc sr 'e sv mea y
Of which we're enabled to come into possession OF
National liberties Gsenewed APPLAUSE Re nnn
cratic eSa t4 Party rsr this fall which the tried
in vain to conceal AppSre so afu rs aa toward
the good government OF State will be faithfully and
Oys Soss G5se An%,e the Treasury Fair
child is exertng his Influence among independent
Ss oMer AND Secae S@a involved
Decisive laugherl And hat are the Natlonai %
One Is represented BY the probability that the Senators
elected this fall will vote for successor 10 mr. has has
IS ' So Nv? think the ticket r the state senator :
printed all alone by itself without any other name
Sg t. ST ens sreiG About ysS S 'sSse IN
campaign, why vote the FasseM ticket rlgat
sts SnF gnats Sq y tSe ike vote Appause Mr.
wants you independent men in TINS state eecl,2n e u.
to tie Democratic party to be sound on the silver
question. Dellsve anghtcrl Now my fellow fellow.
citizens as We do not know what Mr. Flower THINKS
about the silver question daughter and as the Demo mo,
cratic party Is now in high debate a. to what nnss
Saratoga (renewcd hughterl. / suggest 10 You most
respectfully that it Is not the proper way TO convex snd
appause) If YOU want or hope to 90 anythng IN f
of converting ta yH no the Rsry the
best way to snow MI Flower Gnaer WIN cre your o
sa Ms WIFI Hn S sSG ioaS ceerna voice. cries
We have the Young men of the state with us, and "
Me oo e TO ADMINS the affairs OF t~ imperial
wealth from our State Capitol AT Albany. LOUD ap
plause)
MP CUITTENDEN WARMLY WELCOMED.
The sneakers telling points were loudly cheered.
When the applause had died away, Mr.. Smith
arose and said when we are assembled here
on the steps of the Sub Treasury 1t is natural 10
think of Salmon 2. Chase and Abraham Lincoln
lCheers) We associate with them name which
circulated in this street in the time OF these
men. q name which YVES worth 100 cents on TIE
dollar then and is worth 90 cents on the dollar
now | have the honor of introducing the Hon.
I.ucius f. Chitenden, eX-Registcr Of the Treasury,
who is full of fire and vigor for Fassett and Vroo-
man. and will now address you.' MIR. Chltten-
den was evidently familiar figure to the aIoi-
cnce. for he was welcomed with "a resounding
round of cheers He spoke with fine vlgor as
follows
The last time / spoke in this street was upon the
occasion Of the saddest death the Nation ever knew
the " death h' Of Abraham Lincoln. raat appause|
here this time to speak OF announcer ded.l. AZ Is
ioicin n death OF Tainnany Hall (Renewed ap-
plause Speaking Of Abraham Lincoln ana looklns
back a. those great Of the past suppose the spirit
statue. pointing 10 the statue OF Washington, VINO
If hbr ali Lincoln stood beside im would he ask
Won To vote for Tanmany Hall Ceres of No! no!')
have an honest vote and honest count and that we
have gwen Tammany Hall notiee we arc s9ns to have
next Tuesday in the city Of New-1 York. (ApPauseJ
1 anI plocd tGat in my old da,s / have an OPP
porunity TO vote for such man ma. as Jacob slcat
the family and in TAG community Gres Of I fina
500 ard appause lie aud his associates on the ticket
are clan pure men, pure OF the outside and pure IN
Their heartsmen who profess the 'ChIi'tian G ison
and tina; live up TO their professions tNpplnuso!
Men y;ns whom reputable man. from the day OF
their nomination, has uttered one single word of com
ment of suggestion against Their mora chnl'Gter;
(Appausc) ] say Reputable man" and mean what
say. aware that one orator OF Iamlnany llali
few nights ago declared 10 party OF admnns Tam
malyitcs thet JACOB Sioat Fassctt vas the incarnation
OF a drunken. Wing scold; Now. am moved 10 in
quire which was the drunken man The one who made
int declaration the 0,jcct Of his seSndaljuS charge
(Applau.eJ / do not stand here TO comment upon
Mr.. Flower. am sorry for him. am sorry 70:
Grover Cleveland. am sorry for man WAC Is
obliged 10 ek The band t:t has S t,I Inn to
who has had the seal locked on his lips by Iiinn'any
ir Flower has said three or fouI or five times " /
am for the platform" If any man can tel what the
Democratic platform is on the silver question nc can
ria,,seJ II unfortunate for any man TO have
10 bear the burdens of Tammany Hall, and 'hls year
Tanmany is in the saddle. At the state convention II
enough to capture the whole state Of New York ard II
about Mr. Flower if he is elected he becomes rs
pctey bound to Tamraany Hall as Croker, Gilroy, -
even Burke Cochran himself. daughter ana AZ
pausc)
Now gentlemen, we do not believe in gaining. vic
tories before election day. but at headquarters We have
made pretty thorough examination Of the count this
time and tell yon that because God made the conn
try. the country Is coming down TO Kngsbr1dce this
yeAr with 10000 majority for Fasset prolonged ap
panseD They cannot figure up $1,000 majority here
for Flower They cannot 90 in Kings and the other
counties down here and find majority that will over
come that for Fassot which win meet them At the
city limits Figure IL in any way You please. Tam
many Hall is beaten and Fas-et and Republican
legislature are SUR to be elected. Great appiause9
WOnG il not he shame and disgrace To this great and
noble city OF New York II coming down with the ma
jorty j have named the Republicans of tho State
should find II overcome and themselves beaten by
Tanlfnany Hall in this city OF NewYOrk? But il
only be dome by honest Independents and County Dem
Ocrts. men who do not love Tammany Hall. staying
home and refusing 10 exercise their elective priv
iegcs.