New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27

Mr. Flower is elected that event will be claimed Dy ne
Democratic party indication OF puDc t aSat
on this question so you may eonno1 -, nIatform
II he Is elected he will appeal 70 nc pInc.don
and say that tho results OF tne oW " ON
prove that the public sentiment OF the pcope Is w
posed TO further ballot REFORM
Senator Uiscock continued his analysis OF M.
Flowers position on this subject ana closed WIN
an urgent appeal to all who were OppoSeu 1911 W vIe
domination OF Tammany Hall to vote tine hepu'-
lican ticket.
The speaker was literally cheered all through
his address but was interrupted Few tunes ~
iI-mannered persons His attack on Iaininanfk,
nosition on the Worlds Fair was exceptionally
strong and called forth the greatest outDurs'S oi
appreciation.
Mr.. EHRHARDT FALLS IN LINE.
Ex-senator Miller then introduced
ex- Collector Joel b. Erhardt as one OF the
audiences home men. The Colonel
received hearty rounds of applause. lie SAID;
To be frank with you speech very carefully Pre-
pared by me, / have entirely forgotten Inc r Is
and The audience have most Thoroughly ana nn ~
me on an occasion like TINS one can Dcsin mlIn
preparation believe that Mr. Fassett Is an Tph sser
and applsuseI l believe that if elected ne VIII pe
Governor of the whole state that ne WI, h0I %
Tint he viii be Governor absolutely, and for that IKE
him and because he possesses the quantities Oh gV anu
'' Mr. 1 Fa.set and Mr. Flower personally stand we'll
Against their personal characters nothing can De su
~
favor Of the and not anything IN favor VI aI0
other Mr. Fassett is free. Dir. Flower IS n not .
MIR Fassett Is the exponent and representative oi
party with glorious past and full Of promise iop uc
future. Mr.. Flower is the representative OF pd't y,
whose past is obscure ana whose IG ~ the Iaborne
man. don't what they say. Know mn ~.
be such rSw that danR gc ms % ann free to say he
impressed man Of sound judgment II pW III ~
other reason than that ne sSyed snere 50 s9 poca
efforts he refused to make contract That wonu haso
taken from the laborng man for the prom OF s M
do not propose to devote any time to the futile
attempt 10 try and make myself heard. only say III
conclusion it Is not voices that vote. You cannot
vote orally elected Mayor Of the city OF New
York two days before election by 10000 votes, ana
think it took about day to dig me out after the
election. (GauGhterl The Republicans did not vote,
were misled By false issues and voted me WTong
way. There is only way to vote f2r Republican
and that Is to vote for RepIbslicsa cries tS Ua
Repnbcans in 0" the e0u city of Sew-York vote for
Mr. fa,set As they ought to do he VIII reduce the
And hope that you will see that the merchant does
not hurry downtown lest he lose sale before he votes
and that you will argue with the tempted you VIII
try and convert the unrepentan explain the situation
now NO Whether or no Tammany Will rule and continue
10 rule this city as it has in Che past Tell them that
S Sedem Of f WSdS %aSo the esS S
are the Board of Aldermen and the Board Of Appor
tOnment. and the stockholders the voters. And tell
them that for nearly thirty years they have never
audited their books; that for thirty years the same
party has been in power a1dnS tneE own a SS aa
no corporation and no organization IN the city OF
5s!s IF II any oTo@gh eGg Of Re financial
matters, and then they find in spite Of that care oe
curences happen that make men blush Tor humanity.
Here thirty years ago where spent tens OF dollars
we now spend hundreds; where we spent hundreds we
now spend millions. And the books; or the balance
sheet have never yet boon examined from that ume
There are two ways to accomplish reform one Is
hat Mr. Eau raff ie
strikes while the iron is hot but he makes 1t not by
the striking Cheers ard applause And eNey
this state, but will reform the city. Applausc)
SERENO E. PAYNE'S ELOQUENCE.
The next speaker was Congressman Serene E.
PAYNE. who evidently was almost as well known
to the audience as were the other speakers from
the State bountiful display of enthusiasm in
spi-ed him to make q capital speech, He sold
Mr. Chairman Fellow Citizens come from the green
hills and rich valleys where Repubicansln lVes stVms
and and 0usR WaeTe the rSmmaay Tiger hes
city beneath its feet, ReupbllcanlSin aso 1,se
hsS tRousht that the Republican party was in the
minority I'm the state and that the Democrats were a
In the lead Dut the remarkable number Of Republicans
TINT have turned ont TO greet Fassett cheers, wher
ever he has gone through tho state makes Ol,e
I Hn wall four feet high and six :eet wide, that
when he pushed it over 1t was higher than wleh siu
had the privilege to be at the Rochester Conyen-
ton There were roo delegates not one OF them
pledged support any particular man. entnuseSticady
selecting as their leader the Republican who could Dest
WrestIe with the Canal Ring and Tammany Hal
(Gheers) proud to say was one Of the twelve I've
Fassett cheers) that aggressive active young Re-
publican giant nthusastic aPPauseA over 500 5000 Of
candidate to be their chosen leader. Then the noble
tq% at S e FSYg the for be- s Pics as s
a time" cheers, said he would lead where any man
kta+a -hara ~
from the doors Of the halls In which ne was speak,
Ing and In every, place ne went the i9ya a
Republicans said We will follow where you dare
When in the beginning of the campaign he discussed
State issues the Democrats asked TO discuss National
issues They were evidently not anxious TO go into
state issues Gaughter So to accommodate ate snH
question. l read day or two ago in so-called inde
pendent newspaper that the Democratic party IN the
Is curious that Governor Hin has not found II out.
Uaughter.) At the meeting in Cooper UNION the other
on Grover Cleveland when he said IT, that there were
those who had tried to distract them en- the SUP
The Democratic silver plank is crOsseyed: Gaughter9
When you look at it straight you find IT looking IN
S eston In Congress he at S Voted with the friends
Of an honest dollar and afterward the other side
Hlsses) We had provided dollar that was worth
millionaire. (cheers.) While we were voting on the
question saw Roswell P Flower snealdng up and cast,
said thought You for an honest dollar1' lie
replied after q moment Of confusion:
81 think ! know what I'm about, SIR
rno eli SAID Of YORK Og SeOpe S H'
what they are about, too" daughter and cheers.l
have good mind to talk about something else.
Voices: GO on and one voice: Talk about the
TgerD 1t is not necessary for TO talk about the
Tiger; him you have always with you. Qaughter)
You have felt his claws. We, up In the country, have
seen them and we don't want any OF him. (Cheers)
Why Tammany has taken q bartender and put him upon
the bench Of police court at salary Of s. 600 nearly
as much as the pay OF justice OF the highest trbu-
nal in the world-the Supreme Court Of the United
states "a storm-ot hisses) If that is the kind Of
man we are to have to mete out justice, don't
want him. Do your Cries of No no.")
We in the country look this great metropolitan
CITY, which might and should be the model city Of
the world and VIC find that It costs three times as
much 10 pave the streets and TO keep them dirty
(laughter) as shouh he spent We don't want such
a government ruling tho State, and won't II yon
do your duty down here. Cheers) There a great