The sun., 1893-01-21
RALLYING AROUND KEMPNER
CHARLES 8. FAIRCHIBD GOES TO THE
EAST 10 HELP THINGS ALONG.


The Hero who Voted for Mnrphy with ne
sret Pstted ON the Bnck with Great yigor
Three cheers for Cleveland 10 Wind Up.
Fritz Knchenmeister. wilhelm Tenhompel.
Frederick Stolzenberg. Franz Junge. Jacob
Breitner. II. Schminke. A. Castaldo. Charles y.
Fairchild. brass band. and an audience met
by appointment last night In der Beethoven
Maenne erchor Halle" in Fifth street, near the
Bowery. and jumped on Tammany Hail. Tho
ayowed object OF the meeting was to praise
Assembyman Otto Kempner for having re-
fused to vote for Edward Murphy. Jr. at the
caucus for the Senntorship.
"Nos do meter NIT Otto Kempner 2" asked
citizen.
"Heese ole ride" thundered the audience
"Whoose ole ride 2" demanded the citizen.
lotto Kempner," answered the audience.
"Tss.s-s-s-s-singl Boomi Boomp went
the band. and then the meeting began. Henry
Flegenheimer as presiding officer. made
speech. and then the band played. Then Mr..
Fairchild spoke and said:
Fellow citizens. was glad to accept your
invitation to speak hero tonight. but
thought 1t rather strange that American citi-
zens should ever have to assemble on an occa-
sion OF this kind. You have come to praise
your representative In the Assembly for hav-
Ing performed his duty. When things have
come to such pass in any party. that not the
mem bers OF the Legislature. not the duly
elected representation OF great and intelligent
constituencies shall have voice In deciding
who shall be United States Senator from
the State OF New York. whom it has
come to this that men entirely outside
1pon M "sS such % subjects. and that It requires nm
iron heart and u great courageto induce altman
WHAT stHh he tRinks. say that when things have
come to such n. pass. you. my fellow citizens.
hsrs s to
HAY @!hst man enter yoIf solemn protest
%,Pte and Sesome S" we'll niTh intoisraSis tAppsass
Kassis 9. Tu,fsy ,Ssy sn,a,o, liys in IN
time. The Democratic party. which believe
alone of this an SsrtX sn
under Whatever circumstances any set Of men!
seek to deprive that party and its nembers OF
together and raise our earnest, protest. and.
il necessary. be prepared for resistance. tAp,
tak to make ,i iunG m Speech to YOU. but only to Join
voice the Ii bps9Dis S ths
represe reprns sentative as is MIR. Kempner lap
Ny .sen ESs has ssp m0ii that jailed ovens
straIeNd o1 Sas that me this
lhave had serious difficulty In speaking. But
strained 1t in a glorious cause. which won so
trumphantly. and l am willing to eTpend
little OF it and all OF my force in aiding any
body OF Democrats when they are willing to
stand UP for Democracy, and liberty and the
dignity OF the individual ,
The band played that march that was played
at the recent Lady Flashes ball 1t Is q very
oppressive m movement half Gio. half allegro
aud has n sad undersong. 1t runs something
like this
Tsng.tarackitty. tsingth-ra, ts,nstaracktty bing
tara.
Herr DR.. Frederick spoke in German. He
said he saw before him tho nucleus uf a new
Democracy. Herr Tenhompel and Herr
Knchenm eister applauded quite enthusias;;
tically at this luncture. and Mr.. Fuirchild
joined In little late.
Herr Flegenheimer announced that the next
speaker would like to spenk in German. but
owing to the great State. national. and even
international Linterstellar would have been a
bully word right here) questions at issue. he
had decided to speak In English so that the
representatives of the English press might
understand his words.
Then he introduced Herr Otto Kempner.who
s9ke to great aHpnHnsG Ae5 M
the band played. !. He's Jolly Good Fellow
Mr. Kempner. by the way. looks just like Sport
in the city Directory" piercing black eyes.
heavy black m oustache. and all.
Somebody then offered resolutione denounc-
ing tho people who had elected Senator
Murphy and praising Kempner. These were
carried with thunderous Yah-h-h-hW
Herr Flegenheimer then proposed three
cheers for Grover Cleveland. after which the
meeting adjourned.