The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30
MIR. FASSETTS LAME THROAT.
nm OTKRKIERTs 1T At A BUSINESS
MEMS MEETING At CARNEGIE HALE.

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. Weak Argument that Esfeeslea tlis
Utterssces - the Republicans Last Night.
Hall q thousand young men stood outside
tho gates OF the magnificent Carnegie Hall. at
Fifty seventh street and Seventh avenue. last
night, clamoring for admission. They were
learning lesson In Republican exclusion. For.
while they kicked their heels against tho
stones and shouted themselves hoarse. the FIRST
and second galleries Of tho great hall wore
dottod here and there with tho swell clothes OF
Eepublican dudes. and dotted with color from
the dresses Of fashionable women. It was .
silk stockinged affair. and those who wero not
blessed with that fancy article Of apparel were
crowded into tho upper galleries. or stood
TANNED around the outside aisle.
It was o business mems meeting. and ].
sloat Fassett was advertised to address Il
nut II any one OF the business men who were
there found any one OF his employees as dila-
tory as was Patt's young man. that employee
would be discharged In i've minutes. Tho hall
was opened ut o'clock. Every part OF It ex-
cept tho galleries Of exclusion was nlled short
~ sitorward. Cappa's band stirred M Repub-
lican enthusiasm BY playing bloody shirt
tunes. aud little before 8 o'clock. when
Cornelius n Bliss presented John Claim a.
President OF the evening" the crowd was In q
rood humor and calling for Fassett But
Fassett did not come Ono after another Of the
lessor lights flashed In their oratorlcal pans
and went out, and still tho crowd waited. It
was 10 o'clock when Fassott appeared He
had waited like IN old Boman until his
triumph was prepared. And he came In with
theatrical display. headed BY . glee club.
Mr.. Claflin introduced Mr.. Fassett as .
man who Is always In tho forefront OF every
batte-a leader always victorious-our next
Governor"
Tho band let itself loose and the crowd
howled with delight. It tickled Fassett I'm
monsely. and he began by saying:
MY friends. It Is very evident that you are
all right. do not believe will mako any
converts here tonight. It seems to be all ono
way. The aroused intelligence Of tho people
Of the city Of Now York is always the right
way. and the people are aroused this fall
a State election Since / have had the, pleasure
Of being with you before in this hall I have
looked In the faces OF one hundred and seven
The crowd outside the doors continued to
%satter S %ts stopped
Hse 3 Sro% H Ehs Efforts so
tinued with an a ll's to the enthusiasm Of
'"" Tke search Tor knowledge and truth keeps
KS h hsa s1d Why The ars
We are never defeated except by our own con-
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tunity for applause, and he paused i 6Is
speech and dJ waited aztec long time FOR it. Finally
~! fhey are here yet. But are they going to
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cost 81 bad government Is money"
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were several cries Of Louder" He was CON-
ssia: :s;I diseoncsftsd 81 these cries Then
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any S% DANGER il Ts@msssy They are xiiIins to
put up with Tammany this year In order to
achieve . victory for some pet hobby next
1.-THE best way for men te improve the Gov;
s1n%sns rss Z s Z
trst e the near duties They have accused ;ses US
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nothing to do with the questions Of next year 2
Yet some Of our friends ask us to cast our vote
r. .Ps sSs;S l 4 r. sssts bedroom now
The Columbia boys outside were shouting
Win the had nFnsd
that. TRe ana he ss Said n the epsaad
they'll onlyvo as loud as that" Then he
boy afy ssto Se tscM yxba sGS $
they are having tell you IT, grand thing
years. When you begin Building up forces 81
sCSd w begin with the boys and the
The speaker was again interrupted for sew
side. WSea he could i make Himself heard lie
my sDs "a SPEAK against
he 1s was wdy sh 81 e E sss
asss . 3 tas
TSsn f 10 w @Ss On to tell how everything con-
nee ed with the lives Of business men aud with
sa h had DS
with It. "Yon do not touch the nation" ne
when ySST FIX STAMP
This city expends for It's government
every year moro than was expended under
Louis XIV and Louis XIV. for all France. in |
eladng Psris and ons;I9lf more then Tns o *,
tho United states. Some people nre
absorbed absorb in ne tariff: They say thai. We
question could enter into this issue, saving
Of tS,O0O0OO In this city. or Of S2.CDO.OOOth
Brooklyn, Is OF greater Importance than our
share OF the revenue.
The greatest State issue H. the question Of
Ills wiiIHthe QUESTION OF OF proper s ballot Tho
vo!ca Of the people Is only the VOICE Of God
when sn, + is nRfettsred unsorruGted and
view. Of the enormous interests OF the
question at stake oil other considerations
homo rule In this city, the Republican party
has spoke in no uncertain voice. Who arc IN
those who approve OF her methods On tho
other side I'LL the Republicans. lndependents.
MuGwumps. Pr0hilition!sts. and decent Dem: |
ocrats whom Tammany cannot control. I |