New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
r,ssETT AT HAMPSTEAD.
crowd GREETS HIM WITH CHEERS.
~ THE LARGEST MEETINGS EVER HELD
IN THE TOWN.

ov THE LARGEST MEETINGS EVER HELD
0' IN THE TOWN.
-, -. rousing reception as was given to D.
sa' r.esett and john w NroOman last night at
so'' I'D L. l.. was never before known IN that
henp old village There have been big raliles
bs'V'' Presidential campaigns. but the enthusiasm
duIiNs ..;,-itv among the Republicans of Queens
snD this fall is most remarkable. Inc hepuo-
tVuNS .,ocors were SO confident that there would
NO" hc turnout at last nights meeting that
-,otb tent was secured. and 1t was wen theS
~, - for no hail in Hampstead would nave ac-
'.,odated onelalf Of the people who came IRON
w nar,s of the county TO hear the kepuollcah
candidates ,,sre arriving
,rou everg direction and early IN the evening /"
HO- Tain o, the Long Island Railroad brought
ALLEGATIONS from Jamaica. Garden CITY, Glen OoVe,
Go and Ioslyn. Fully 5000 people crowded
"iA'. .ho ,ret tent and though the majority Of
-, -rere Obliged TO stand, they remained units
~ L., ~ he meeting listening with the closest
..on,ion 70 the eloquent and telling speeches OF
- Fasett and Vrooman. The denunclatlons
STor,roary and IIillism" were applauded in the
1t, Kramer. and the names of the Tammany
idors vben mentioned by the speakers, were
Greeted With Misses.
hsa,v rain began falling at o'clock, but that
a,5 not interfere in the least with the meeting
WHEN NJ Fassert assembled the platform snou'
.ror, II, that almost raised the tent Three cheers
- ,ronosed for the man who viii down tne
,,ssr and they were given with viii James
G Alln presided, and after q selection hao Oeen
oiven by the Hampstead Band, Mr.. fasse''
was introduced He said
7 understand Mr. Bourhe Cochran is TO address !Ou
vonay evening. 1t Mr.. Cochran VINO lo1iN --
,h rhetorical rabies in the convention OF ISlu'-9
.',.,s and rap1nany slaves at Saratoga. mdertosA "
-gs into line the Democrats OF Kings County anu =.
"a mat convention which said that unless inc -,
ovsl was nut upon the fotehead Of an appncSn' y!
man Indicted for murder he could not feples, -.
- a. a. state Convention 1 would Ike 70 nave
on ask Mr. Cochran Monday evening "h'1 az ~.
80 n Tapuanv Hall. ASH him to tell you :" Wv
ring organization has ever SShe - "
70 elevate educate the people .,,a IN
Ta,s IL eneugh Il the gravest character az s'ANe -
his csrlpaign 20 be worthy the consiseIN''- " ~
.,.zen The issue Is simply this: snail 1ah'1-'' ,. -
The NOS: niqu tots political orgsniEa40N 'N - .sI.
EYER known take possession Of the ge'ern-'4' -
60, vou v,pst decide thai question on N0Nemoei ="
NJ Fyo-e, ATTEMPTED 70 the people Of Haflen lev
nights ago that Tanmsny Hall had gwen ~-r ivy O. GOV,
York an economical seninlstrssSn. M Fl0"u ~
.aiplv not informed in the matter. Does nc hO' 80
h, IN ,ourt.ep cities Of first eass In tho Ohl'u
states the cost OF governments II sl5 % per cepiS' ~
in New York under Tammany Il = 50 - -. IT,
WIN II costs more govozn New OK NA'y INC
many man IL cost to the entire domain o. frce
I'D, the extravsgsnt regn Of Louis XIV sno LOUIS Az
yvbat f. Tammanys answer tmsl Only pa'ituoe soou'
jefferson and Jackson / don't blame them Tor Quouos
I.rer.on aod Jackson but imagine you VIII I1cAs0n
and Jefferson quoting Tanrany Hall. Can you thihH o.
single force smanatlng Tsmmany Han cAeusO7O U"
40 GOOD Can you think u one man In Ismmsny nan wa"
rAEss vsu feel prouder thai you are an American
can tell YOU that all the robbery, al the PSOefy al
the knavery IN the government Of New-fo fK N4g ~ ~
40 ~ the door Of Tnmmany. (Applause) Ihey 'eii
me ,ha. Tar!nauy regiment yes put ha' was ~
1ssO before Tsmmany was TweediIed The only oio
solder nominated by Tanmany this ial was UeheIS'
Roger A. PRYOR a rebel briga1eI-gensTs
How about the Worlds Fair ?" inquired some
one.
We'll I am glad you spoke Of that The Democrats
have been bowling Worlds Fair for other purpose than
70 draw attention from the real issue. Now, VIII tel
vou ALI mat there is In Worlds Fair cry Ros~eh
p Flower was In Congress when the Worlds Fair was
located II his eightysx iends had voted for OK
II. Worlds Tair would been located in New-fork
instead OF in chicago. But the location Of the Werds
Fair Is settled The question Is whether the State
at large shall be subject piage by TsmDany Hall, as
The city OF New-York Is being pundered and has
been piundered years pasti II is question whether
you would have power the party Of Seward and
Chase Lincoln and Grant Harrison and Blaine, or the
party Of Seanneu and Stokes. GilrOy and Croker.
Mr. VroomRn followed in eloquent appeal
for Fassett and the whole Republican ticket, and
was frequently interrupted by applause.