The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-06
RALLYING EAST AND WEST.
THE CHAMPION SECOND DISTRICT
SW1RMS TO THE ITALIA.

| Three West Side Districts Unite In . Demon
stration nt Miner. Eighth Avenue Thea
| tre-conEr~ssurn Fitch, Ger. Sickles, AND
oiher. sposk-Dsn Lamont on Maynard
The auditorium OF the Thalia Theatre wa.
| norReously decorated last night with the flag.
| OF all nations and twenty eight Autographs
| Fourteen OF these pictures were counterfeit,
| presentm ents OF John II. Fellows and fourteen
| Of the features OF John j. hhearn. They were
placed in conspicuous places alternately and
without favor. Among the fags was British
ensign. which hung in graceful folds near q
proscenium box at the right OF the stage
Judge Diver faced II and frowned throughout
the evening.
The experimenting Mt this Second district
Tammany rally did not begin until after 8
o'clock. The banner district filled the place
full with Its Democratic voters-not all or a
quarter OF them. but Just sample. Judge
Diver opened it by making a short address,
in which lie said that he wished all those pres
ent to be quiet and orderly. LET the men
who are to address you know that you OF the
Second district can keep quiet as well IS vote. "
he snid.
Secretary James J. Walsh then read decla-
ration OF principles and resolutions that he had
drawn up. and they wore adopted amid great
applause. The first speaker introduced by
Chairman Diver was Lawyer John Delaney.
who presented a reply to the attacks on Judge
Maynard. There was great applause whenever
Judge Maynard's namo was mentioned. AS
sistant District Attorney John +. Mcintyre was
the next speak er. AMI he also took up the May
nard case reviewing at iength tho charges that
have been made against him. and answering
them from Legal . nGnt Hi Y T;,Sh
Comptroller then arose. and IT WAS some mo-
ments before he could speak. the applause
back again. His address was short but STIR
ring He praised the WORK OF Congressman
an apren to the voters Of the district to main.
tain the great record they have made.
When judge Thomas T. Grady was. intro
duced it was fully three minutes before he
was permitted to speak. His remarks. and his
manner, In uttering them won the hearts OF
quently Interrupted br applause. One illus
tration. used in speak ing OF the attitude oil the
Maynard broke the he record 'o OF the evening
Judges lie said, what would Ue the result
the doctors to nominate him? when com
missioner OF public works IL to be appointed
are the plumbers to nominate him When u
building inspector is TO be appointed. are the
architects to nominate him Lastly. when my
successor is to .e apr;ointeds IRE he drunk
The other sneakers OF the evening we're AS
sistant District Attorney Barlow S. Weeks.
Maurice Biumenthai and Judge Goljrogie.
1t was q meeting full OF enthusiasm. and its
3,
for in the majority which the Second district
vii roll up to- morrow.
The west side Democrats turned out in
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre. which Is in
the heart OF the new Thirteenth district. The
] O'clock. and the crowd still Kept coming
from the Ninth and Fifteenth districts. whose
Leaders So1perntsl in their n A. public dem
didates Prominent local Democrats filled up
the entire stage,
meath n the district banner OF the Fighting
WITH Of as Boan 81 ea was
made Chairman by u rousng vote OF the
thronG. and nude a sreech recounting the
public inprovement.
:, The theatre rang with cheers as Maurice
iii. throng Kissed the men
ton Of John l. Davenports name as vocifer-
portism would meet its. Just doom.
Gen. Dan SicEles stunned to a chair on
laughing and applauding. Every soul in the
house leaned forward with his hand to his ear
Dan Hn
opinion Of Judge Maynard.
3D.. met net Mr.; f.; Lamont before ! left Washing
going. to speak in New York this campaign. I
said l wanted to kn9w his honest, candid
:" My father and Judge Maynard were neigh
bors and friends They both came from the
same Scotch -lrish stock. l have known Judge |
Maynard since my boyhood. and say that no
n ore upright man ever lived In New York than
Isaac II. Maynard To-day he could GO before
he people Of Delaware county and beat any
candidate that the Republicans or any one else
dominated against him for any office. He has
he confidence OF the people,
There was n tumultuous shout OF applause
hat cont inueu nearly a minute. Gen. Martin
|. McNahon said: AS a candidate for SEN
ltor say that stand on the platform: when
he Democratic party fails to represent tho
people and give the people good government.
hen 1t is time for the people TO turn 1t out OF
power. But they won't he called upon to do it"
John J. Delaney spoke. AMI then ex-Assenl-
,lyman McClelland got the house intensely
as he recounted the facts OF The
SUNS exposure Of Candidate Bartlett's record.
Justice Thomas f. Grady had the whole au-
Hence In roar with a humorous description
II tho Tammany tiger as pictured by the Re-
,ublicans and Mugwumps. He eXcoriated the
Bar Asssoclation minority who had attacked
Judge Maynard.
They will find on election day." he said.
that the whole people rule the State. and that
10 preludiced faction of lawyers can turn the
eope aside from the path they wish to pur-
ne or tho candidate they wish to honor"
joseph II. Stiner. who Is dead sure OF being
lectod Civil Justice. was called out by the
unanimous shout OF the assemblage. and IN ade
he final speech OF the night.
FINANCIAL MEASURERS.