New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

Cannot be- with yon to greet Fassett and the other
ddates tonight an preparing to 60 10 rSoyh ~ oes sSVs S
'"'"N w '"'s O"0 EUGENE F. o'CoNNoR.
SPEAKING IN THE OPEN AIR.
After reaching the clubhouse. Mr.. Fassett at
once advanced TO the veranda and was introduced
by Francis II. Wilson, president of the club who
said: The next Governor of the State of New
York proposes to talk to this crowd before
ne goes inside the clubhouse" Mr.. Fassett could
not proceed for the cheering for some time
Finally he said
would ltkc 10 know who there is left TO watch the
houses Applause ard laughter) wanted to say my
first words the bots in brooklyn, and see they are
hers. (Arpasuse) When the boys are aroused IN any
cause II always wins Renewed applause) The oeys
cnsneipated the slaves tremendous cheerngo 1hey
were the boys in blue. Continued cheerng) lhy 'oVu
the Republican ticket (Applause) Most OF them nave
been voting that ticket ever since Ihey oehe'e ~
free casting free bslot, honest baoo sucH d
Won NAV be able 70 cast under proper ballot reform law
(Appause) The Republican boys in blue DO not Oee'e
in boss dlctstion (Ores OF "GoodP) AS BfooNlyh' "s
Buffalo. the two Bs in the Republican apaoe' 80, 80
told me last night to talk TO you 70
night they bade no say that Erie county
was solid for Republican ticket Appause) Ihey move
challenged you 10 q contest to see which ooys the os
~ M frnh water or the boys the salt water shall roll
nm the BIGGEST majority for the boys Ticket tOheefs
and shouts Of 1--WE win. we wiilFD
The Democratc convention at saratoga mas O0e" man
Inc nm the issue for you to win. They have sam NO
man rom Kings County need apply The Repubhcan
marty nuts its arms around man from Kings county anu
the party and you are going to liit MN mIo oe Wv"
a triumphant majority 1 would like you 10 give OIeS
hearty cheers for OCohhoF' t"Ie~' N"Se
The convention at Saratoga said further that no old
fashioned Democrat need apply There was no room III
that convention for County Democrat Ihere was ho
room for Voorhis Democrat. There was room only lof
Tammany Hall. (Groans and hisses) Iamn2hy nan
must set the seal Of its approval on the Oro" :" 'os
spp,icant for admission Kings County stands ever a.
Grand menace 10 Tammany Hall Not content WIN 'n0
afteen million dollars for salary and wages IN Ne"holH
Tammany Hall stretches her hand for the Governor
chair From the Governors chair she will streteh OUT
her hands the Presidency Are you ready 70
70 Tammany Halls CCries OF "Never') -
yyh you lies the decision There is only one issue
rr.ssnted for YOU this fall-Tammany or anuTammany
WIN YOU have Mr.. Flower, who represents ali ei'' -
,.hInS him in the way Of Tammsny history, or VIII you
have the ticket Of the Republican party "a Voce we
,nrn On the Fassett" Laughter and cheers) You "lo
compose this magnificent meeting and who oeneve IN AZ
that makes America the best land under the sun III
10 live have but do your duty and Victory Is 10 Ve
as the break Of day. Immense eheeri"s "" s
hats and handkerchiefs)
Deafenng cheers followed him as he wehU III
side the clubhouse, and the cry was taken up
within. Every one felt that the hrst gun Vi
the campaign had been fired, but there "eIo
other shots TO follow John w. Vrooman heAU
addressed the throng. He said
Nr Chairman and fellow Republicans; The prov
nee of the Lieutenant Governor OF the se ithonSb ~
Work Is 10 preside and not to make speech, atno"sn
have witnessed notable exceptions 10 & ths rue.
that he next lieutenant Governor Of TINS ComPh 5is
wealth will not place vote Tor nm III p1liiI eli ar ri
,ght nv forgetting that rule; therefore you VIII PSI-
MT me TO observe the propreues OF the 9CGdSio m X o
announcing my WILLINGNESS to pay @ le von to Weigh
te otnet the scales Of your own good Judgment and
am sure much profit will follow Naugh'er anu "p-
P@T'iT TSis MAGNIFICENT demonstration inspires me- now
ever TO beg your indulgence for m2nynG hngipnng of
The like of this scene at the very DoSne h dexo ~
oampSign has not been witnessed since @e ua!S u
nS9n anu caD 0ia1 tbese things fellow Republicans
Tbey mean, first that state Convention OF coord rr
delegates assembled of their own free-wh anu i1S
0S %ominated as the result of their unblaSseu luS
nnG t tbe abest the best equipped and the best an
around young man In the state OF Ne"- i0'N' N>F
paTSSe mean second, that we have further use ~
the Republican drtonsT c YOU @ can no longer find
tben ~ Won carefully the great, big uhaprluseu
party dictionary APp%aq1sef % 1sf n. hope torcver-a you
will Snd in that book win be the single wqra pTe
ennbesn and from any other kind or sort let US
unite in fervently asking, "Gooo Lo'u' uei>0i "'
They that the city fTs,s Of vF RSPsssEa Sasa On n
past eaOus Of past and nd Tsst{ 5aT srGSo 500
was covered with the unanimous votes VI H0"i' '0O
TSe resurrection morn Of November Will witness
f1o a ii
and the loud rsjOclngs Of six millions Of people VIII
he heard in celebration of that long lookedlor %
2lWays AIM S,5S e2cePl1aIi, 1Psnnionss ro"0''''
Thew mean foGrthZand with this close3that the
ne% nSsbeT and ncceed inst 50 long do permit
even the sembance Of factiona strife 70 ag"n us""'
our e eeUvev Ts WITH One accord actively earnestly oyaly
engage in this new work Of the np6nGs % o' 1tcess
as II shall he perfect an organization on tne tDm tit
gauge plan that will gladly and always weco1G Go % non
a4fnOc eaph ant
Republican voters Of the Empire state. , ,.Aor n
Nv clI0Nv-Repubcans Of BROOKLYN, VIII yon amor IN III
season and ont OF season ardently and unseishy TO
accomplish s gOro%Ss % e Ese YES Ta S we e" viii
and vocferous cheerlngJ
After Mr.. Vrooman. General Stewart j. Wood
ford congratulated the party on the prospects, ana
he was followed by Timothy L. Woodruff, EN-
United States District-Attorney Asa w 1enney,
Assemblyman Joseph Asplnall ana ef,Coheresssll"u
William c. Wallace also addressed the meeung.
ENTHUSIASM ON THE INSIDE.
While the later speakers were being enthusl-
osticauv cheered by the outside crowd the assem-
blv-room of the clubhouse was the scene OF great
enthusiasm Almost as soon as Mr.. Fassett had
cot 70 the club library he was led to the assembly
room platform, where he was introduced by D. w.
Carpenter, and spoke in part as follows;
centlemcn I have just been trying to speak to all
Brookyn\ Cries OF "Yor haven't seen haH oI INN
am told TO lead you victory told you al the con,
yerS.on that 1 would lead where you chose TO ioo"
can win because represent YOU You and know that
va deserve to win as party You Know that our op'
on,pts don't deserve TO win as party They nave cone
everything to help There are great many p.oS,'
a., ,hs Democratic party, but they do not control It,
,rS Dsmoerae party Is not unknown TO history II you
80. ,h, refer YOU to Grover Cleveland. (Hisses)
pons hiss him, POOR man. Cries of "He isnt in II
I,m not so o; that II you question '' nIS'yS ~
a. a.tv refer YOU TO David b. hin ana 70 the city OF
,Sev.yoyk They do not heed the voice OF the people
even n they hear 1t. and If they hear ue voice o N'
Legislature they defy The constitution requires an enu
Grafton every years We SSseo oi' io ~ 'T ,r,s
IIu vetoed IT, 1t was good enough for Samuel j. IllGe
nm, IL was not good enough for Hil. 1t was passed
oo,in and was again vetoed. The people "ahVoI
constItutionaI convention lie prevented II me
eoisS' .s hatio, raforu The bill proposed suited
IN "a men hut II didn't suit him, and three times ne
vetoed IT. Finally go what purported TO be paio'
yetorm with Taumsuy paster annexed,
Much is said about the Worlds Fair Dill l'nn'hy
,nod n because they could not spend vast amount oi
hu-H ~ - among Lhom