New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

SHORN OF ALL SEMBLANCE OF INDLfLN-
DENCE.
ASA w. TENNEY AND WILLIAM j. GAYNoh o"o"

ASA w. TENNEY AND WILLIAM J. GAYNOK sho"
HOW MISERABLE \ SPECTACLE HE MAhhs'
The Indictment and arraignment OF Mayor boony
at the bar of public opinion as the supse' ''e"s
tool of ring and gang in the maad'h''s',"
Brooklyn affairs continued last eVehhe u. "
great mas meeting in the Palace Rink III 'e'
mont-ave. The audience was a representative one
and was gathered under the auspices OF the brooh-
lyn Young Republican Club. The chief speakers
were the able lawyers. A. w Tenny ana W. o.
Gaynor. Their scathing facts were Loudly APP
plauded The vast hall was draped with hass anu
crowded by the great audience. In the front ro"s
were many
Among the prominent men present were Joshua
NJ. Van Cott. Horace +. Dresser. Colonel h. H.
Beade. Clarence a. Barrow Clark ID. Rhinehart
DIR. Edward McGlynn. Franklin Allen. benjamin
Estes. H. l.. Gunnison. George f. Eliiott Dr'
George w. Brush. George n Gilluly, John a.
Sherer F. b. Gambler John j. Clancy. C. F. ADAMS
John H. Burtis and Frank Squier
MIR. TEyNEY's SPEECH.
The great hall was crowded when ex-senator
Stephen NJ. Griswold rose to open the speech
making He introduced Asa W. Tenney. Mr.. Ten
ney had a hearty reception In the course Of his
rousng speech he said:
Mayor Boodys administration is the administration OF
the gang. 4 thief is a thief no matter 10 which parry
he 'bcloncs. Why does not Mayor Boody tell Us inc
facts in regard the purchase Of armory sites anu
park property We know that $4,000 more was pau
FOR the site for 18th Regiment armory than shouu
have been paid Why does not Mayor Boody tell W
something about the proposed purchase OF the properly
Of the Long Island Water supply Company And aIout
the appropriation Of - 900 year for nrc hyurahts IN
the fields IN the Twcnty-sixth Ward Why docs he not
tell us something about the park down ~ Hn hooN
Point that Midway Ploisancc OF the mon. N''"a''
J. Corcyl Why does he not tell US about MS sehns
the warrant for $40 this property Had ne p''n
the Mayor ought have been he would have inqurea
into the matter and have refused 10 sign the war
rant Had he done the city would have been s'oooo
richer. ..
While Mr.. Tenney speaking the Republican
and Reform candidate for Mayor Char'es ~
schIeren entered. He was welcomed by cheers 'he
waving Of handkerchefs and the applause oil
thousands OF hands and feet Mr.. Tenney stopped
his speech TO permit Mr.. Schieren to give h's ~
that he SSSars cSa &c for PfeT Mayor e Be-
r sSherfn sse aS he Mr sehieren said
that the whole city seemed ablaze with excite. dso
ment, and citizens. rrespectye o, p"IV II was
campaign OF education. and the issues were were clearly @
defined The people would be heard with no rhc mn,
certain sound in putting end TO ring rule, Inc
neonle wanted the government on sound business
PrnGhpes ana an for Mayor Mr schere said he
promised this sort Of n gTyernmsnS s,nown on Election
Dav and "A glorious victory would ne the ir"'''
Appiause)
WARM WELCOME TO MT. GAYNoR
william j. Gaynor received an nprcgrious wei; vel
resumed and finished his address lie saih IN part
III have on opportunity speak In public now. it has
,oue 10 NE ursourht. In the face Of the stupcndous
atempt 10 ballot there Is need OF efforts TO
stop It, / summon up the moral sentiment TO srapple
with this great crime the greatest In one part Of his
county ever known. The moral sentiment VIII prevail
now It will prevail after election To the extent o'
lending some Of these people State prison. applause
We cannot sit s-n face Of town Of 5000 peoplc
with 5000 votes. II you DO. Brooklyn VIII be the
bywod OF nations The rea' proportion OF voters 70
ropulltion l. about one i've slx
our Mayor tried last evening to answer somn hhs'
said saturday night. but The empty beichcs if'os'
nrcd the futlty o, effort. The Mayor said fhn Ne
secured the hNng cf tho value 81 the eiefnta fi"i'
~ 1900 COO mile. The elevated railroads had been a.
lowed 10 get Ia arrears of iaNe- the "Hount
beinr about ~ 10000 The MAYOR has remarkable
faculty FOR forgetting what he docs not want 10 remember
have the facs and records 10 cOtadct hi. statements
absolutoly lie did nx the rate at 5000 900 mile
and hl. wear aud h> have reduced tho ngurS
.I7O The Mayor nothing about the Columbian
hills or the water supply lie wants 70 get Mr.
Scheron to debate with him. II he wants 10 meet ne.
will nav for the hall. l viii hire the Academy 81 Music
for him and will give him the whole stage and biz
,u-eocc II he will answer these thnr.. will sit in
foS and look on while he dies all the stage trying
to do IL. (Applau,e)
The Mavor -ays nothing about the forty Columbian
bIll. padded fraud and forgery. lie nothing
about the requiring him 10 approve Of no bill
unless II ade out IN II he did not know what
bills for. he should have found out That i
If hat he 4. there for The - smell should have
,oli the Mayor that bill Of +. Ross tii 400 for
grand stand rrckcd with fraud. have made all my
charge, good three OF four In the courts OF law aud
the fourth a. cGectusly a. n In the conrts
w j. Buttllng and John 4. Taylor also spoke.