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then they would get turned down II they had
any aspirations beyond doing good to man

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f fInd. aspirations '0'0na DONG f00a 10 man
Myers might not accent the nomination OIL
fered to him by the meeting. for he said:
run II he was asked to 10y a respectable number
OF people. but he must run whether he is sup
ported by ten millions OF Dg feni dou,,s too
voting for Mr.. Myers. oven IL Mr.. Myers ac-
i've had in this city a few years ago." said
Father Ducey; "a pp ol,ti!ca, m2ysment which
and and S we saw what tho respectahIe element
the reverend eentlemnn exclaimed: Tho re-
when i
to voting they go to Tuxedo or Morris Park
Continuing In his own manner OF speech. he
1T is the native Americans OF three or four
generations who are more to blame than tho
despscd Irish or German or Italian for neg lect
OF civic duties. Twenty years ago you could
drive up Firth avenue and see on ono corner'a
bSsF lived h seconG
made &C, by iustlfcation OF lawn n palace
fqrnished bs the city OF h New York That kind
the state; hurts the city. and thereby hurts
Another Of Father pucsy':i remarks was that
many Hall had done so much to degrade
just as Father Dueey was finishing his
form grabbed man by tho coat collar and
asked a policeman to arrest the man, who. he
the thief open one OF his hands. which clasped
q watch. and all threo disappeared from the
As soon as Gen. Swnyne got a chance he pre-
scented Joseph wilkinson as the represe tative
Of the industrial Alliance" whatever that is.
the Industrial Alliance to Mr. Myers
Secretary Kelly then read tho following
resolution:
haa
and expert custodian Of the city treasury has during
SS 81 s 10 raSs Sn% %a
has e,erEea the of h. fellow citizens
available candidate Tor ofheS"s ''1n' 'A' '"'
,.ss. The s on called Ale c BY p
Of ,oa "a hes o "ns Gs S hr RA
known 20 POSSESSES any sp,e!a! guaMteAtiOns Tor the
W Tha and
dispiace good municipal officer unintengibie I'M
S SSFss be
E.,r, That a. meeting q S.snens collected TO-
sas. the the bnss
ana asars the failure on
the OF s o. i" to s
n ns E s s ns
ent 'nSnnTsnt ana adEocatns The ,pr.Hsine Tia;
tenure Of @es DEPEND On Illness and
for tho S'" ces tampsTosr city q
Theodore ". Myers.
The resolution was passed with shouts,
A resolution was then read from the hide.
pendent Americus Dsmocratic Club OF the
nomination OF Mr.. Myers. The "anti-snap
Democrats OF the Ninth Assembly district /"
presented similar resolution. which Gen.
Swayne tried to read. but he was blufred out
OF it by the crowds laughing because he pro-
nounccd Croker Croker"
Then Secretary Kelly moved that the Chair
man be instructed to name n campaign COM
mittee. which motion was passed in n roar
The Chairman was also instructed to notify
Comptroller Myers OF the sense of the meet
ing. Mr.. Kelly refused to say anything as TO
proposed to send lie said that he didn't ex-
pect an answer last night.
Gen. Swayne thanked the mon in the audi
ence for cooperating with the men on the Plat
form. and the meeting closed with an appeal
to all to come forward and sign the petition
calling for the nomination o! Mr.. Myers Six
notaries were at work all the evening taking
signatures. and ut the close Of the m Getting It
was stat ed that about 700 signatures had been
secured.