The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-21
HE WILL BE THE VICTIM.
MR.. sCHIERRN,s oRAToRICAL BLUNDER
CONSIDERED PROPHETIC.

Nh. SCHIEREN'S ORATORICAL BLUNDER
| CONSIDERED PROPHETIC.
| The support ofthe Muawump Guerriiias Dis
| eustiug the Regular Republican Troops
Many Desertious Rumored-A Debate
Likely Between Mr.. Jerks and Mr.. Taylor
Unprejudiced observers at the Republican
| MuRwump mass meeting at the Clermont
! Avenue Rink In Brooklyn on Thursday night
| agreed that It was a decided failure. SO far as
| helping Mr.. Charles T. Schieren to capture the
Mayoralty prize Is concerned. Although large
1t was composed mainly OF members OF the
| Republican organizations and its dimensions
| have been generally exceeded by the political
| gatherings which are In the habit OF crowding
that big central hall during tho campaigns
| There was q significant lack OF enthusiasm,
and Mr.. Scheren's first notable effort OF speech
making proveda dismal and depressing failure.
| His STUN bling through the 300 words OF plain
| typewriter manuscript, and shrieking at the
| end What will be the victim ?" in place Of
What will be the verdct2" Is considered pro-
| phetic OF the conduct and conclusion Of the
! canvass. Tho suggestive substitution will
doubtless follow him through tho campaign.
The people OF Brooklyn had been led to be-
lieve that Mr. Sohieren. In addition to his fine
equipment as q business man for the chief
magistraoy. had also the intellectual and ora
torical endowm ents to represent tho city on
the platform whenever occasion demanded.
thus following In the track Of ex- Mayor Low.
ex-Mayor Chaplin. and Mr.. Body The rink
meeting showed how deusve these eNpecta-
tions were. and 1t may be safely predicted that
tho Republican managers will have to trust to
some other elements to arouse enthusiasm
during the campaign than the eloouence OF
their chief candidate.
Tho ostentattous obtrusion OF tho represen.
tative Mugwumps at the meeting fairly
disguised the true blue Republicans. and Mr.
the talk was ut an end and the handshaking
canvass hssan ~ vas '' saiS at nonuhi,ran
CANVASS oesah !. was sa'u d. nepuoican
he"dauastsTs YESTERDAY that the proposed
Friday night would probably he Abandoned
and n" a,s VIZ rh.a tS 70 nnit..io
recently sent to president Seth Low of Columbia
Collooa to COM. over and tslt tor Mr. schiaran
think that 1t would not be good policy to have
Mr.. Schieren, who worked SO hard to defeat
came out so pronounce dIy for President Gleyee
aPH si side By e
Mr. Henry 4. Meysr the I Big German grocer
two years ago. although now a resident Of
Fatbush, is Working heart and soul for the
y
terdav: ' '''
can party "a at pressnt Constituted IA not ut
heart in sympathy with the class Of people
S En- W6Gm 6sSas may attsf Them
but when there is no necessity Tor seeRins
their favor it throws the mask OF and Shows
the pretentiousness OF its composition The
Democracy is beyond all question the genuine
party OF the common people. In sympathy
Iition. deriving its vitality from their
support and never abasing itself be.
fore an element Of aristocracy. II I
would be cast for the reaiection Of Mayor
Body. am convinced that he has honestly
endeavored to benefit the city from first to last.
He has conducted the affairs of the city in a
way he thought right irrespective OF the abuse
Victim OF. and been permitted to see so much |
hypocrisy. hollowness and false pretense OF |
re so-caled! better element in politics that
ton. have great faith in the common sense |
Of the people and their love Of fair play. and
The people can recognize tho differences be.
tween a wild incoherent howl OF personal |
oSh5s ana h0heS'' just CRITICISM OF pubic
or MI Schieren. who managed his campaign |
IVY have The the kndIiest teeiinK 's toward him
was primarily e hold and bring out the vote
element and as the result OF the campaign is |
matter OF recent, local history, DO not think
t is very good policy on the par. OF his friends
suits OF his work in that direction"
The intrusion OF the Mugwump brigade on
tion threatens Formidable revolt in the ranks |
Of the q. o. p. II was reported yesterday that |
the Brooklyn Tabernacle and lifelong Re-
publican had a bout made up his mind to bolt |
the ticket. It was even rumored that ex-Sena-
target for abuse and suspicion on the part Of
comes 90 e around Il was Noticed thar MI. Worth