The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-01
TAMMANY CALLS THE ROLL
LAST REPORTS FROM TIE DISTRICTS
BEFORE ELECTION


.Au 10 weir - tho watehword-Mr. Gil
roy Again Urges the nrnves TO eve tho
Na,,oun nj Ticket - bigger Vote Than iheS
Civ. Nim-rhe Speakers WI" Arc 70
Address. the Mass Meeting ON 1hursd"y.
Whom Commissioner Gilroy pushed his way
through the crowd IN the biz hail IN thc hase.
nent OF tho Tammany Hall building to can
the poetins OF the Committee on Organization
| m oraer Yesterday afternoon he was greeted
by II storm OF cheors.
As this was to be tho last meeting OF tho AS
sembly district leaders and election district
cnpta'ns before election. he called Tor iuii TO-
ports OF the situation in tho districts.
Supervisor Kenny OF the NfH Hfcoh spoNe
for the First. saying that tho national ticket
will receive an unusually largo vote.
Police Justice Divvcr said that there is noth'
in. tho matter with the Second. and that tho
only tnctional fight there is In the Republican
ranks,
or the Third. Harry Miner said that tho Held
is clear OF local independent candidates. anu
tint many Republicans. probably the Johh q.
O'Brien Association. are Soing 10 'o'e LOT
Cleveland.
dermen said tina. tho .hroo candidates ior
Alderman in tho Fourth will not prevent his
re.eloction. Tho district would give rousing
| majority for Harrison and Stevenson" Then
| Mr. Noonan sat down. hlushing ut his mis-
! take. and the braves laughed.
y. j. Scully and Asssnblyman D!nkelspiei
vouched for tho loyalty Of the organizations IN
the Fifth and sixth.
Senator Rocsch said that In the Seventh the
Republicans will lose two per cent OF Their
regular vote. This Is Jake Pattcrsons ois-
trct and there is reason to suspect herunl'-
r. ,Np nrA NJ
ing.
Commissioner Bernard i. Martin for tho
Eighth said that tho Republicans above Eighth
street had not registered us many votes as
they might SO the roll call ran on.
Wicked Fred Gibbs would h%yo Syie; Yen. up an
hone of ever being elected u Rppublicnn AS
setnbl, man in III" Thirteenth il he could have
heard Police Commissioners Shcehan,s report
Rcat iH said that Republicans have been
oering their assistance IL the FoqIteSnt,n, ,or
the Seventeenth and Eighteenth. hnd to re,
port a iively. fight, for the Assembly IN ooth
districts apd Tor Alderman in the SsysntieGen
s said & at they felt Confident Of their ability 70
Ills Ills ' har t Alderman DeolinG declared
that no ssyenteenh VII give and
st de%n o ye e By the peal o.
ian t ht" which followed his error: s.,
When the Twenty first was reached Snbw fHs
district viii give CLEVELAND 1000 plurality.
although it Is counted Kepublisnn s TT M
Tanmany candidate for Assembiyman and
Alderman. . ,
Qua o.Dn"..s,soner Gilroys district lthe, Twenty
seventh that they had only nGp Site to gS Ss
named for Mayor. Now they expect to give
Coroner. John 2; Shea promised only 1000
plurality for the rhirtieth district.
The hSnnOu rterS Tor the several Assembly
district organizations. the men to be in
na leceV S the pa s ballots for in
Commissioner Gilroy announced that in
meeting is to be held at Tammany Hall next
Thursday night: all district meetings for that
ing to the big meeting is ,"xrect"d.
Senator ko:sch. from tho co! Inittse having
in ctargo the arranGsmsn;s ior we mn.s
Isle and janice b. Eustis. onsressmen John
De Witt Warner and James "; /, Covert. Chn If
II. J. Ham. tho story. telling orator from
Georgia. vii. be the taik9rs il the Zig ball!
be erected in Fourteenth street Irving place.
and Union square around to the plazn in front
Before entertaining motion to adjourn
Chairman Gilroy said:
nabns Ssu t @ So w hsSs
probation ! have OF tho last honor YOU have
Muyor. I wish to say here. though. that L
don't want any nersonal friendship to inter
national ticket. l should regard it almost q
calamity II / should win and tho national
knows that in saying this only echo tho sem
timents OF the leader Of this organization.
The test Of the strength Of Tammnny llnli this
ticket"
This speech was generously applauded.
DEMOCRATIC TRADES UNION MEN