The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02
STIRRING UP THE BOWERY,
TWO RTG MASS MEETINGS. HELD M rHE
DEMOCRATS LAST NIGHT.

Crowds In the Peoples aud the Thalia rhs
nSres-epeechss ny Harry Miner. John y
Mcfutyre, Senator Roesch, r. n. Grady
| SENATOR Brow.e. ana Others.
According to the custom OF the Bowory twr
campaign mass meetings were held last even
Ing under the management Of Tsmmany. On,
| hlled the Peoples Theatre and the other tn,
Thalia.
The meeting In the Peoples Theatre wa,
conducted by Harry Miner. who presided The
theatre was hung with flags and banners and
ablase with electric lights The theatre or.
chestra gave concert Of popular eest-side
ballads for an hour before tho meeting began.
The stage was stripped OF scenery and filled
with chairs. which were occupied by all the
politicians OF tho Eighth Assembly and ada.
cent districts Among those who sat in the
'front.' row were Senator Roesch, William Pitt
Mitchell. ex-Judge Brady. Thomas +. Grndy,
Silver Dollar Smith. Judge Goldfogle. Coroner
Levy. and little Judge John Henry Mccarthy.
About $500 Democrats were crowded into the
theatre.
In opening tho meeting Hurry Miner said
that he was sorry to say that tho Hon. Henry
A. Gildersleeve could not DO present az was
expected. owing to illness In his family Lot.
ters OF regret were read from Mayor Grant
and Congressman Pendletoh.
n,
was tho first speaker
"You remember that in the Presidential
campaign Of 1885," no began. Tho Rcpub-
licans told you that, In the event OF the 70.
election OF Democratic President. the cost of
living would be increased. and that this coun-
try would be no country tn live In. Many OF
s sa9 # ths wife House: Bat thirty aays dI,d
was nm average reduction OF ~ per cent In
that dsuits nor " Sh iens ts asSS oserns
ment is laboring to-day is overtaxation. and
rsn tSe p ssnr Il this e
- Senator I'oesch; who e the candidate for re-
rGfceI,yed q ropsing reception. Hotalked prin.
s esttpss Ct ss h ssS party with that 81
Sn M Ss s% ssSs to the sss %
sSs nem SsnSa y Dsm as
cratic faction no is not tho NOMINEES Of The
re s5 AZ d an a aSHdsst
liz. P1 sras thsi o Ssa
loYed By ex-senator Thomas F. a Orally My' and and
II The Second Assembly district wound up its
ss tSs Ts Ass ses o i ssy q .Se Is
Ousss hr an Rt2 mean s stsndn ns
pvs %nss t9s s3ri lss fsos 5sfss
!! John G. Costello road some ringing resolutions
re nrsna OF th2 party Which We be-
/. no State. David p. Hill tho DEM cratic party
has secured good. honest cconon ical govern
sas RSobs Of ns s say as yssh
us the best government the city has known
Quay Dudley. and Plattsm. and the Worlds
tie S pSs hS fDsass tGys san
Senator William l.. Brown was the first
said for the Democratic party has always
Ro q enaor speks and
the iitness Fl New York Tor the World 5 Far'
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IiGaton here: end al they have had IL this
nyS st srsT us But t
w 5smss y e gray n was nm
and had but recently come, to New York.
earned Wien cams to New York aiiiliated
ruest t. this city and to Democracy / found
|, a aflliation In Tammany Hall Roswell 2:
Fassett has in every instance proven himself
he enemy OF this city. and OF this State"
Dixie"
Commissioner Werh!e OF the Sixteenth As
sme,y dissr hi. ted t%d h1% Johnny Davenport
n the old gas house district. Then he turn
I'd his attention to Plat. and placed him side |
OF and Benedict Arnold"
j, Among the other speakers were Iceman
turner John Henry Mccarthy. John j. De-