New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-21

colleague Lspenard stewart. whom you VIII once again
send Albany with signal and triumphant majority
(Amlause) And then YOU have the gallant Gibbs ZAP
pauseD He is an excellent fighter and has entered lnto
many long sustained contests. admire good fighter anu
when our good fighters together and join hanas e
enemy will be made to take TO It's heels (Appausel Inc
Democrats are trying force the Worlds Fair as an ISSUE
II is not an issue And II 1t were an issue what becomes
OF the charge that Mr.. Plat and the Republican party
killed the Farl Is Breckenridge Of Kentucky a Demo
crat1 Did Plat buy hint (Derisive laughter? fe'
Breckenridge voted for Chicago Is Roger O. NILS
DemSerat9 Did Plat buy himH Yet he voted Tor Oni-
cago. (Appause,) And on 1 could go through ~
whole list Rcnewed appause) But it Is not an ,ssos
The Worlds Fair in Chicago cannot be helped OF n'
you be relieved from the oppression anu o,r n
ton Of Tamnany Hall by saying who located inc al "
the West. Loud epplause)
CHEERS FOR FAssETT AND vRooMAN'
| Senator Fassett and Mr.. Vrooman came III Nv
this point and were greeted with an outDuISV Oh
cheering which lasted minute. lhls Is soine Vi
what Senator Fassett said when he goU chahoo "
| be heard: ,,.,
Our platform speaks out for an hohest o""0VIe'orn,
law applause and demands improved methous Oh nucpa
,ip,,, IAnn,ause) We are friendly TO every good
capsa In government and in life. There are some Demo-
Gratis here Are they Robinson DemosrSS' OF il'ue" Oe'
cra,s or County Democrats or Cleveland democrats OF
vo,rbis Democrasi II they had no voice In tam-
N a I,Sor n the so.cslled United Democracy in
| S1.,ooa There the seal Of Democratic State approval
was nut upon the striped ihiquty oil Fourteen's1 tsVsh'
,er, and its base and corrupt methoos ana pfaeuces'
,,,o,sA, Tammany is not friendly 70 the schools OF
49, 49,, svstem There are 80 900 little school children
,no IN vain for better school accommodation. There
sr two closed because Iammany forgot to
ror them during summer time. (Cries Of SHANE PO
caverpor Hill forgot tell the people OF Ithaca, and
tah ,hem the rest Of the State, that there 442
cities in the United States OF 5000 Inhabitants and
over and se cost the entire cost in round num-
hers OF their for all purposes is slsooooooo
| = vear while from your Controllers report which is
0f
! government 1t is than one-fourth as much
az IL takes for all these cities can be good-natured
with most Of msststements made by my Democratic
opponents when they resort TO personal SANDER
become indignant. L willing be represented to
the people Of Of New-YOrk rather earnest
Reput partisan. prolonged appause) am Will
ing to represented an unreenung foe Of Ianmany
Hall and all 1t stands for. (Renewed APPLAUSE am
wLng that they should even try get credit for
responsibility twice voted with Tammany
Senators QaughteF-thOugh had known as much about
Tammany as L do now. 1 would not have done so (re-
newed l2ughtet but am not willing TO be represented
to a brave body Of in the State OF New-York nor
the people OF that State as backguard There is
not man earth who heard me use an indecent
expression with reference any class condition OF
men-except Tammany politicians. (Appause) II
have arraigned somewhat severely in calling them
political llunderers and banded conspsntoTs egansp
our Government living by the cohesive power OF public
plumber, did it to insult them, but rather to
describe them daughter and applauss) Now, they
hired agents who shouting about enc lie all over
the State that was buried in 1885, namely, that sad
about certain railroad engineer that he was greasy
throttle erker What do you think Of that as the reply
OF party to the welfounded charges have made OF
their plundering and msrue of this ong-su'erng city
4he not live who ever heard me use that eA-
preston. If any says did use 1t he lies IN MS
throat and knows that he lies and knows that we Know
that that he lies. prolonged applause cheer
ing and waving OF hats and handkerchlefs)
Mr. Fassett closed speech full of point and OF
eloquence by urging every republican 10 regisVer
and then TO vote.
Speeches were also made by Isaac Dayton, Cen
eral j. w. Hustled John w. Vrooman and State
Senator Lispenard StewarE after when tne datge
audience separated, cheering for the Candidates
and proclaiming the coming triumph OF the he
publican party at the polls
1T WAS A ROUSING MEETING.
Red fire, skyrockets and Roman candles made
the neighbOrhood about the Lyceum Opera House
at Third-ave and Thirty-fourth-st as bright as
day last evening 1t here that Mr. Fassetts
third and last meeting last night was held, and
it was rousing one. IL was an outp09ITilhg Of
Xlth Assembly Districts and there V no DetIer'
more determined more indomtaDle Rep40n-
canism anywhere than Is found IN dlstrlcIs WTlcn
have been long under the iron heel OF the IAN
many despot, which the meeting last night par
ticularly represented. Although MIR. FssSett was
not expected uni SS s p & anu aef
this his friends and supporters began to gather
early and long before the time for calling the
mblage TO order the Opera House and lts
galleres aisles corridors and stairways were
packed to overOwng with earnest IT. meR WAC Kept tR
gallant leaders of the party. a num-
Der of beautiful women graced the gal,
leries. Bernard Bglin, who was the chief
spirit in organizing the. demonstration, came in
for his full share Of this kind of remembrance, along
with FasSett Vrooman, Harrison, Blame ana
Mckinley. The boys" in that section of the city
Among the associations and clubs which came
to the meeting with transparsncies, banners ana
Campaign Club Of the XXIIId Assembly District,
the James V. Logue Association, the T. 5. Grant
Club of the XXIIId, the Swedish Republican Asso-
citation, the Henry T. Foster Fassett and Vrooman
Association. and the Republican Organizations OF
the Nth, XVIth and XVIIIth Assembly Districts
Prominent Republicans present were James b.
the Xth District; Leroy ,. Crane; Republican can
didate for the Senate Colonel James NJ. Turner
Colonel Joseph P. Jardine, James V. Logue, Mar
Henry Nugent William H. Arnold the Rev. =
Thompson. James Johnston, Charles Conaty VIII
lam II. Williamson. Philip F. Smith, John T.
the XVith District; Frank DAILY. r. W. Faler
George Schroeder, James Duffy, Peter Dunser,
William P Schue, Lawrence Dengert, Charles T
Johansen, Charles F. Kindlpnd. Oliver Palm
Charles w. Anderson, Robert Xandervoort1, Alder;
man, George B. Norris James w. Austin, Edward
Munson, James Turney, James Sheridan and Henry
Couchman.
A POPULAR PRESIDING OFFICER.
Bernard Biglin called the immense gathering
TO order and nominated Colonel James NJ Turner,
a hero of two wars, to preside! The suggestion
was joyously approved, and Colonel Turner opened
the ball with a stirring speech.
within a few minutes he said, "you will
hear the voice Of the next Governor Of New-York."
At this allusion to Mr.. FaSsett there was spon-
famous response which eliminated in three
tumultuous cheers for fassett Ill. y
Colonel Turner introduced Colonel Archie =.
Baxter, of Elmira. who has been through inc
State with Messrs Fassett and Vrooman on their
stunning tour Colonel Baxter entertained the
meeting until the next Governor arrived IN
speech full Of scathing denuncatlon OF the OPP
Po ~ I.-.4 - fnnnu nnes about Flower. and