New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
MoRRISANIA TURNS OUT IN FORCE
THE GREATEST MEETING KNOWN THERE IN
YEARs-DEMoCRATs GREET FAssETT

The voters OF Morrsania gave Mr.. Fassett and Dir.
Vrooman a magnificent reception last evening at
Urbach's Hall, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Thrdave The rain fell in torrents all the evening but
that did not interfere in the least with the meeting
II was the largest and most enthusiastic political
gathering that has been held in the XXIVth Assembly
District in many years. Hundreds cf wordngmen
who have heretofore voted the Democratic ticket came
ont 10 hear Mr. Fassett, and warmly appauded his
severe arragnment of Tammany Hail.
Thomas j. Rush presided, and Charles II. Broas
was secretary While the meeting was waiting for
AR Fassett short addresses made by Michael J.
Fenton Republican candidate for Senator in the XIth
senate District James l.. Wells, Republican candidate
for Assemblyman in the XXIvth District; Charles II.
IAohtman and George f. sutherland. 1t was after
10 O'Clock when Mr. Fassett arrived. AS he made his
way 70 the platform the crowd to their feet and
cheered him again and again. What's the matter
with Fassett - shouted some one In the Of the
hall, and Immediately the great crowd replied with
one voice He's all right" Then three cheers were
proposed for the next Governor Of New-York,' 10
which every man in the hall responded with all his
might When the enthusiasm had subsidized, the audi
epce led by the PIotectory Band, sang America
then Mr. Fassett was introduced rs Kew Yorks next
Governor and said
upon YOU not upon me- IL depends upon the assist
ance Vi every sblebOdied Republican from this end OF
the state 10 Lake Erie II you vote a, you cheer there
thing TO you tonight about an Organization which has
written its history on every page OF TIE history OF the
city OF New York, In large letters and IN very dirty
ink ! refer 20 Tammany Hall. II Is today saying
TO every honest Democrat in this city and this state
" You must consent to allow Us to plumber New York
al the rate Of millions per year. you must consent 70
allow TO mlsgoven IT, a. no city has ever been mis-
governed. You must allow Us TO ma nain it, streets
i'm filth its sewers unclean, It's buildings unstable
that scores OF lives may be lost at any moment and It's
water front undeveOped. You must permit Us TO
levy tribute on crime 10 assess the gambling
houses the dens Of infamy and the unlicensed liquor
dealer You must submit TO all these things and
allow us 10 continue an army OF taN-eatefs who
control the politics Of the city. But you must go
Albany, you must elect our candidate Governor OF
this state. You must protect against all legsla
1On which secure REFORM or else you must suffer
the loss Of the State ana the Nation. We now say
that we must be continued In the receipt OF nine
teen millions OF dollars from the pay roll. We must
DO continued in the exercise OF our uncontrolled and
must 90 out Of power. That party can only be con
tlnued In power by sustaining us And II II 50 hap
pens that the party does 20 out OF power then you
will DO guilty ana not We
exactly what this organized power for evil In New
York City Isl Do they know that Tammany Halls
representative in Congress, Mr. Bourke Cochran. who
now seeking reelection did but single act 10 sgnaZe
himself during his term at Washington, which was to
Introduce bill 20 repeal the CIVIL Service law Why
does Tammany Hall want the civil Service law re.
pealcd DOIi in the state and IN the Nation Why docs
Tammany Hall object 10 an honest election by a
blanket ballot Simply lecause Tammany Hall Itself
Is the ltsst offender IN the Nation and because
genuine Civil Service law and "A rnulne Ballot Re
form law put into effect, Tannany Hal would lose Its
I'm employees OF the National Government in hs
city ~ New York number no more Than 1000 The
employees n the state government IL the entire stats
OF the city OF New York now all absolutely under the
conrni Of Tammany Hall, number not less than 1900.