New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25

sloat Fassctt has not opposed It win az ms Itns
Ills honor is untarnshed and his fidelity 10 ms country
state and party is as firm that Of any patriot 1at
ever gaced the pages of the country' history 'ire
Shall not say much about his oppope.tEbe &c f6e
there s not much to n ioy n dg he sprng and fade in
fae fall asghter9 There little A. this campaign
Of the excise Or ballot qusS % ~ he educated
TSmm MiS Han and the WORLDS Fair the two
s6eII Raye, but It is Shall we have any principles
at all, or any political deasl Not shall we reform on
5G ballot x or e1ss aT Sc t m 1s SS
Denditures for public purposes but shall we have any
e e Thos 1Gf P5'Ti hRs 3R2eon
have Flower (bisscs) or Fsssett for Governor ";
but shall We be governed iSo mGnd.teS e of the
sec secret society which governs this cltyl
Many Raf OOct tne as Wes
ly captrap, then the criticisms were Just, buI tfE
are h not GaR a5Ga anS
Of Tammany Hall. Voice. They haven't any: ~
LAY anything about them CRencwcd laughter
I will draw no comparison between the leaders OF
now at tho head but their system is the same and
represents all that IS evil in free government !nrce
we live in free city: The fact s that Mr.. Croker
dictates absolute as those OF any, Eastern
moooh How is it, Thry got n 6 ana w5 ney Con nayG
many Other votes II one Of these men proves an.
a large number into voting for her through her i'm
mense power ana absolute control OF the city. H.,
hear good dral aDout uustS IaIn
many bnt she IS p''' great political trust herself
a." great pS consoldatod machine which is used to crush
You can't yet out Of ii, Mr. Democrat the issue is
Tammany Hall one side and honest Republican
iween be pa party of Lincoln Grant Blaine and HART
son and the party of Croker Martin. Murphy; Giiroy
scanned and Stokes. UOng and continued cheeringD
APPLAUSE FOR LAWSON y. FULLER.
Mr. Root was loudly cheered as he took his
seat. and Mr. Smith then introduced Lawson n.
Fuller, who spoke in part follows:
Twenty-one years ago we tackled Tammany Hall
and We downed Tammany Hall. Now we wan, want 70
tackle IL again. The dreams | have had lately OF
Tanmany Hall are bad dreams and unfortunately tey
are trae dreams IN. SPOKE d"1 ns be Sex day
got notice to get my Sidewalks fixed ! suppose o
tomorrow I'll get notice to paint my mousse
house. because it would cost me my house Twenty.
one years ago spoke at meeting and found the dirt
had TO use ladder 10 get home Thomas c. Field
told me l would have 10 use ladder Tor
two years told him ia send him to ,i sing sing u ne
And he hasn't came back since. daughter and ap-
p''1'y voted for Grover Cleveland once voted for
him twice. But l will never vote for him again.
(ROars Of applause and cheersl voted for him
then because Tammany Hall opposed him. II Tam
many Hall should nominate him now. honest people
would repudiae him. IL honest people should nOmi-
nate him now. Tammany Hall would knife him.
GaHghterl why, 80 far has Tammany influence
extended that female teacher in any Of our public
schools wouldn't dare to say her soul WAS I eS own.
Tammnny politician. Shouts of Right you are" from
Every man who accepts Office under Tammany be-
coanes rich and don't know how he does II. have
paid $4,000 in assessments for house thai originally
Mr. Fuller won much applause by his sallies
and attacks After he spoke, the meeting adj
journcd with some farewell cheers.