New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30
Congressman Einstein was warmly received. h
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Congressman EinStein was warmly receifeu' IN
spoke as follows:
II cannot he denied that IN the canvass now about
closing in this State the Republican party nes oee
fair frank and consistent ia lmidng the discussion Va
questions those affecting the people o. ,sas o,ert
have tried 10 shirk the Issues winch We nov 70
scented and sought t. INTRODUCE questions rc.aans H
Nadons affairs into the campaign. We nee1 hoV 10
at All alarmed by any auc attempts on tlelr P4 III
il certainly l. not dicrlt for rs 10 show now It'ic o
Democratic parry has done for our cOanty EOO,
aud that almost from it, Veiy Inception W INC Pi,
day 70 has ever been party ci desTIcuVni stluo
originating measures for The public welfare but ever
attempting 10 pull down and destroy whatever We nave
tIled 10 bniid up (Applsusel ! can uutIuiiy 5'S
recall th,jr champion ship OF two great issues-one as
advocate Of the perpetuation OF American slavery
many Hail tAupauSeJ But i am not here 10
speak Of the past present or future OF me
ard Republican partiesTthst Is r; AZ 81 Them boil
Justice. / am here 10 consider with you ING convi-
ton OF state and city under Iaminahy Tufs, Dd
these questions VIC have tried 10 force the Issue Au
compel Democratic orators TO reply u orr arguments,
but the results have been barren. They KNOW ulcr
Pet se in their might ana crush Tammaiy Hall to
atoms, ana there will be no resuITecuon Ot teic ~
be Governor HILL but II IS very poor sort o. trhpe,
that he blows daueierl. a. you VIII admit wIeh lay
read YOU this extract from speech delivered by MN
on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, where ne
had the felicity of meeting ana greeting @
Tines Ii t. in very small type but thai paper seems
to delight in very small things Qaug'ter) ...,,
of great political party in an important election like
this They unworthy The name OF Arguments, ~. AS
great political parties have been belitted by the con
Duct OF our opponents There IS no Important ied
their rulers last fall for tn next two years ana tey
Glust now abide by the verdict they rendered ueii
In thc first place deny ne hSnt OF t Di so cT
else the government OF this city. say to you that
these NONRESIDENT Republican eorpet6aSgers nave ho
interest In the government OF ms Guy.
TS.rrr HOME RI-TE.
"Thc issue IS home rule by the taxpaying citizens
of this city, against interference ny those haysceis
from the country districts. Plat Fassct lliscock ana
Warner Miller DO not pay dollar OF taxes here why
then should they come here and lind fault WIN LOuF
local governments 1t IS all for PURPOSE. IL Is
part OF a political scheme TO obtain power In this city
one q Tie gentlemen who spoke here last night
very nGch enamcrid by the institutions OF the Old
World say TO him that II ne does not n i, OF
his home in Icrkimer. or he can 90 back TO EUROPE
lie said dat in his travels he had noticed tat we
streets Of EnropeaR caes we're oc paT not be tue
IT, because Your pavemens arc not 50 gOod Us mos
OF European cities he thinks ne mas an aiEun nn
parc the highways OF ReIiumer and other counties III
The HIGHWAYS throughout rural New-York dis
grace to the Republicans who control the rural us
Now. nv friends. frankly. can anything equal the
foregoing in the line Of brazcn ctiOnery In TIC old
war times when Lincoln was the head OF our .'a,loh
while Grant and sherman and Thomas ana sheruah
led our armies on the field there IN old SAYING %
characterize inpudence, and when we spoke Of man
blessed with plenty of that commodity we said he had
The cheek of q Government mule. Now am sure NoI
viii agree with ne that all the Government mules tha
wer6 ever owned by the United States FCNcrnnielI
would not equal in aggregate the cheeh posse 1eu D
our great Governor and Scnatorelect. tApplauss',
But not asking You here IN New lo[h u 80 Az
up National ssucs They are being cared ior 9nn or
Ohio, where Mckinley our brave champlon OF Init ,
loud applars and give our Democratic inenas "a i 1
idea of What they may expect neAt year When we VIII
march on 10 victory under the leadership OF James I"
Blaine. Ctpplause)
TAMMANY CAUSE FOR SHAME.
And new my friends. a few words about our s'aie
and city issues But what can say; what snail say
that you do not already know The eVldences oI
Tamniany's cvLdOngs surround us on all sides !hey
arc patent TO every We cen only bow our bcooS III
sorrow and in shame, and hurnby admit that we are
citizens II the most vey governed great city OF me
civilized world Is there no remedy for TINS re, les
tbere is one and only one. We must destroy Tam.
many Hall stem and root, so that not one vcsuse VI
is iniquitcs shall remain And we VIII 40 IT, OK az
lowing but It will come: and as surely rs inc sUS
arc shining tonight in the bright heavens 40 We 80
surely will the right prevail and the time Will cone
when this city, Which now knows 1ammahY nan ~
It's orrow win know II no forever. NppiauSc;l
But I'd do this We ask your aid and that OF all right
minded honest, GOd-fearing Democrats, tat DIV Your
actions and your speech you VIII De VIII NJ an and
Morton 70 lead in nations councils. we ask you.
all good Republicans and good DenocIatS' 10 Sos gu
and hep elect that noble leader OF men, JaeOD olDae
rest OF our ticket tApplause.l BY so DONG You WIN
have the reward of Your conscience and the hO"eiEe
that You have dared to do what you Knew 10 De rhI'
For right Is right,
And right the day must win.
TO doubt wOuld be diSloyalty,
IT, falteg would be SIM