The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

western New York" shouted a voice from the
t2n gallery nr some one else gSsd
TSe s lS P and procooded gwen
did victory Tor right and justice. it was not a
u Republican myself !eheersL but ] am not
checrs.l Many OF you before me are Demo.
Gratis. but you are not here MS Demo;
citizens who love our country better than
The crowd broke loose % again at this. When
sauG St there essS. IN ns
county than there IRE OF the other class That
date Tor mayor: that YOU had such S a braye. in
iuf;tt been elected Judge Of the supreme Courts
Tho crowd cheersd enthusiastically again.
time Mr. dnynor APPEARED OS at the 'front.' Of his
box and bowed. Tint brought quiet; V '
ssyi cot IL FIX D .ds I'd SoT7 sHa
s amy s T9HrS are sr%Ss
trail View New York OF OF the ' Grsvesend OUT out:
hisscs With thrills thrills Of anger end
stae are aroused PI Gy The crime M"s
| SO impudent. SO fragrant. and go shameless
| that 1t drew to 1t the attention. may say. Of
The habit OF obed ence to law Is absolutely
ss no EYER Of Sey s1 be
apRsaS Violate nT and the wfsR m asa cam
Sp our minds tina! the loaadssen Of the 9 State
is already crnmpling away We want to teach
LAW and that hf t. no man or body Of mon can pre-
That was the trouble with the. little boss
John \. Mckane." continued the Senator.
o. the Sn hs II
the Inv. stronger than the law. but | tell
nsd Law uysh Sm Sut is slsa.s
Ara drag hin iEGn liz ., th,oA r. IN 5is
treason, 1t ia a conspiracy to beat tine will Of
the people. an assault on the very citadel Of
y" ohm \: McKane is, just as much traitor
as though he had raised arm and hands aga inst
z, eS and
Pss to the fE0
Without we have an honest vote and an honest
the minority; Ws demand clean ballot and
And NO pastors" screamed o man in tho
gallery. There was laughter and applause.
and the sas the
be- swel!ed out with hundreds Of fraudulent
ers are TO violate the law and defy the courts;
eminent is but name and We are at the mercy
Is the tine 81 sam Ss nmy
sssIss.d but aS TO mol sn ss S If
this party or that party. but because they
Ga sSsSns .Ss i hsssf th b, the
Gravesend offenders. but -" Here the Senator
ysd .Hs a nno sSs
LIVED down here {eu Mo1ldn. say but =.
possible that he, would outrage the people and
The man q the gallery yelled again: You
But. fellow citizens" continued the ssaa.
sas 5ss,iss t issn hisS oys5 all on{
penalty that the law preseri6ss. You own i
tions yet unborn: he SAID in conclusion.
ssG4s .hsa ss I'd %sss @ts
The h s' COURSE D s a na then ou
speech he said among other things:
:" Do not lot us use mild words"
Thief" yelled a man In the gallery.
every man who desires and endeayors to cast
home. against every interest Of society. a
crime against the city. county, the state.
people. and It is to be treated as ,Il crime . to
be stiGmatized as q, crime. to be pun IN.
and it threatens to BECOME, epidemic: it
threatens the civilization; H. By It rowdies ride
telliGent community must govern public
The Doctor cited some instances Of alleged
fraudulent voting In the First ward. He said:
The miserable bummers. who voted were
% G rcy 5hH ss
Vote on we're written out in their own tongue
Addressing himself to, John Y. McKane he
said: " II there is ANYTHING needed to carry
IS the fact. as am iniormed. that the Grief
criminal fs supSrinthendGnt q Sqnday
must beg like ~ that mentioned by Lady
Wortley Montague. 1870 years ago She said
would soon be commanded BY an act OF PHrlia-
ment to strike. the not, out of the command
msn,s and Put i mt si6 the e aoS
Now, Jet us settle this thing SO that i viii
nSsa %s o%n IS So
that wish might see justice done as quick
~ to thess as it was d9He to the rcmin as
driven 50 fast through his neck that he dldn'..
know himself that no had been beheade!dl
editor ri The BfSesyH W. Ra g. HS
troduced the man in the gallery yelled. Three
cheers for the editor" Mr. McKelway spoke
tor IN ore than an hour, He began:
For a city to demand in mass meeting the
punishmont Of criminals is an unusual and
Startling proceeding. Such spectacle is pre-
ssnted here tonight. II II occurred on the
towns. 1t would not be a surprise. At the out
set a meeting OF this character should Justify
itself to the world at large and to posterity Tor
being held. since it is an indictment Of az,
whom authority cannot be trusted fairly and
hon esty TO deal The reason for this assem-.
bage Is tho occurrence OF crime and tho want
OF sym pathy with the public determination to
punish crime on ths.part OF those elected and
Mr.. McKelway' told in detail Of alleged
houses near South Ferry" he said. were
credited on the registration rolls With WITH three
in them. even II they were stored az closely
as The stnpelied patrons, and victims
t o. a C cn,a 9plum den s,,Iion dpV
They did not know their own names ON