The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-29
GOV. HILL IN BROOKLYN.
zHE GREATEST MASS MEETING OF
THE CAMPAIGN THERE


Does Not Mea. Trusting Local OmeisI
whe. They Are or Your Party. and No
Trusting Then whe. TAey Are OF III
OISos,ts Psrty"-The Academy Packed
on the several Democratic demonstration
which have shown how things were going Il
Brooklyn this fall. tho meeting at the Academ
Of Music last night was tho first, both In mum
bers and in enthusiasm. The Brooklynlte
have always behaved like good citizens OF
election day. but this foil tho Democratic lead
ers arc surprised at the way the people turn
out and the way they act when they get to
gether.
Last night the doors Of the Academy Of Mu
sfc we're open shortly before o'clock. But al
ESQ the streets in front Of II were packed and
the police could scarcely force passsgeway
for wagons When the doors swung bach
there was grand rush. In two or three min.
utes the great auditorium. with It's three gal.
lsries. which had been great stretches OF va.
cant seats were filed with men and women.
The decorations, which were simply Amerf.
can nags, made the best possible effect. And
when Gov David B. Hill wedeod his way
through the crowd and appeared in front DO.
tween Mayor Chaplin and next-Mayor Body
thousands OF dags not before seen appeared In
all parts OF the auditorium In the hands Of en-
thusiastic Democratic men and women. until
the scene from the stage was mass Of bunt-
ing waving In front OF many thousands Of open
and cheering mouths
Gen. Blocum being unable to preside, John
r. Adams came forward and introduced Dis
tzict Attorney James ". Ridgway as Chairman.
Mr.. Mdgway made o happy speech. Then
Arthur Salmon read some resolutions. and
the crowd cheered while the rockets
h. tha -
side. He had hardly done when the uproar
In the mass Of men that crowded the stage
prepared the crowd iof the appearance p q Coy.
ing forehead put In an appearance than Q tre-
Rsndous chez cheering burst out Then Chairman
night one Who R Believes that the aovernme ,
Of our country can best DO administered
sbe aets 70 shs Won
L. + tSs $a
This the SIGNAL for the 2, ths
ns lei seRers mnaSs
shs ys.s maisituds - Ss sssppsa forward. I III
Mn PassipESr AMP Er11ew crE1zEsA; This
M Ha sHtz.
eSarss Ia also psssed g Se pIssen sp and q
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would be unjust to myself Il did not ex:
have received from the psnocfs9s q
sSs TO- SSs ess.s sSs SsmsSSssIs
and osuss Chat e ssserS Sa and f de
here to pursue the course Of the opposing
speakers in avoiding the issues OF the cam.
~ ~ tsa i NARY y yssSs .sss tss Orators y
:Ss ihs hss son' 10 %
the b %sif dSn b Sans hs n
sussed. The question Il as 70 the election of q
GoysrnSr Lieutenant Governor. and the other
Ihs myNnisipsl s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q; Buffalo
n ds
Ssss ! and en- SER pf exc
and the neiehboring city. Mr.: Fassett re-
.S::. believe sT Ss s9a'ta Gi Shs%ssnE
oSE es nor N H.oo Y Sss SSs II s the
hIs time abroad and the rest IN the wilds Of
aoIklmor THESE gentlemen do not pay
dollar 81 your taxes, and are not entitled to
your suhraees. They are not entitled to criti.
else and upbraid your ofiicials: therefore I
start out By CHALLENGING the right they have
uaurped. do not purpose to take up your
With that title. Ihave read them In the news
papers and cannot find anything substantial
Have you forgotten that in the last Legis-
lsture . committee was appointed which they
EsanS eo@%ittssi 1ts object wss Il form 70
Of this State: In fact. as has been charged time
and time again. to Investigate the city Of New
York. This committee was authorized to be In
session not only last year but also In 1901.
That COMMITTEES could be in session at this
very hour r. form Il was run by this JYoape
law Arm q which Nj. Platt's son Is q member.
OPENED at the election OF last year: And then
the people turned out and REELECTED BY greatly
been ssid Used and apbraidsd
the Iegislature LAS. winter. that was the last
IL that report there was no Charge Of malad.
no criticism OF the administra-
msndstiona and advised 9, few ,threadbare