New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

anything approaching to large percentage OIL "orA
men who toll hard Tor their daily biead as IN thsse C's
states of America. (Applause) The enemy oil i'oor' ~
enemy of YOU fellow citizens Of New-Hork VINO earn your
bread nv hard work is the who rObs you by means OF
extortcnote taxation and then enrches himself rom inc
public purse. "a voice: THAT'S IahH"S' Oho,i ~
That IS indeed Just exactly what it is Ianmahy anu us
horde OF corrupt onicehOders and ofce-seekels 4he
n.my Of labor Is the man. body OF men, who deprNes
YOU OF the right to secret ballot free from lhtIuo
ton and the cofruptng influence OF mcouIesohe anu
irresponsible gangs OF Ignorant politicians whoe cause
IA self and whose Ony policy is the opportunity iof puoo
plumber. loud cheers and applause ana SHOUTS oi
bravo Governor; go on, 20 on'D
The enemy of labor Is the man. or body oil men VINO
do keep streets clean and give your ehuh inc
chance 70 breathe pure and clean air or as near as Gun
no IN the crowded localities in which they obliged TO
1--we rather than fed air which arises anu i us
tribued from decaying garbage ana ohef refuse "eh
you pay Tammany Hal 10 clear away not of one gay or
one month or one year day in the year but
which Tammany steadily refuses 10 do, ana VIII continue
10 refuse to do until you rebuke her insolence and
audacity by overwhelming victory at the polls tCnes
of this time" cheers, applause ana waving
OF hats and handkerchefs) Yes, do it this time. You
have the power Have YOU the will and the resolution
(Cries OF 1--WE have have.'D Don't you SEQ that the
cause is your cause than anybody e.sesf why
should you hesitatel You do II this time ii lam
many is victorious in November she Will pursue
with relentless energy and more calous and eNactns
cruelty those shameful methods which have made the
government this mighty metropolis shame and by
word throughout the land
L an enemy Of labor! Shame upon The men who make
that false charge 1884 had the honor Of ntroduc.
Ing little bill which said that hereafter I'm all cases OF
failures assignments the employees should be the first
preferred creditors the full amount Of wages due at the
time OF the failure appause and have from the men
who ought to know employees themselves, who tell me
that bill alone has saved the worAngmen OF this city
SIS 600 600 cold cash in eight years Continued aD-
pause) But why should l 90 on TO recount these
thngsl Why bother my head, tespass upon your
time and insult your intelligence by answering the cam
1aign ISLANDERS Of Tammany Hall. You do not believe
them 0res OF mo =" and ave did.D The enemy
OF labor is body Of who strives 70 poison
your mind by Caumny and Misrepresentation against tat
party which has always been the friend Of labor the
Republican party. Appause) But the enemy cannot sue
coed The schoolmaster The daily newspaper is
abroad the debating abroad The interchange OF
thoughts Of IDEAS going and it is not 50 easy now
TO fool a body OF men like you loud applause)
Shall | talk TO you about the Worlds Fart (Shous
OF "You needn't.") L you know all about that
(Cries Of "were voting the Worlds FairD Cor
rect nv friend and II we were voting upon 1t, you
sin Democratic Congressman voted send it TO Chicago
(Great cheering and appauseJ
Mr. Fassett closed his speech, one OF the most
eloquent and telling that he has made IT. this stirring
canvass bv an earnest appeal for the unanimous
support Of the loyal workers and faithful Republicans
of Inc With Congress District at the DaNOI OOA on
election day, and the audience conveyed 10 MN theii
nledge in a thunderOus chorus Of cheers.
John W. NIOOman, senator Edmond OCOnnOf, OF
pinghamton and samuel SChinkOws, the labor leader,
also stirred the hearts of their hearers with eloquent
nneals for votes Fassett and his colleagues the
persed, cheering, singing and shouting until tley
reached the streets. Fassett vrooman and victory y