The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-27

The Republicans Trying to Evade the Issue
by Attacks on Judge Maynard.

| The Republicans Trying to Evade the Issu
| by attacks on Judge Maynard.
The left wing Of the big crowd that face,
Tnmmany Hall crowded about stand No. 3
from which long list OF speakers were t.
| speak. The decorations Of nags about tn,
platform and the double row OF brilliant cleo
trio lights at the entrance OF Tony Pastor.
| Theatre produced very theatrical effects. an,
when at n little after o'clock Big Tom Bren.
nan walked up the steps and advanced to the
| front OF the platform he might have beer
| taken for hero OF tho footlights.
| His part was brief. for he introduced. In q
few words. Mr.. Adolph l.. Sanger. tho Chair
man of the m eeting. who is just about half the
size OF the big ex-Commissioner Mr.. Sanger
welcomed the crowd. and promised that they
should hear only good straightforward Demo-
cratic com on sense speakers. Then he intro
duced Assistant District Attorney Vernon NJ.
Davis Mr.. Davis said:
The Republicans have been at great pains
to conceal the true issues OF this campaign.
They have degraded It into a groundless and
malicious attack upon our honored candidate.
Judge Isaac H. Maynard. This ls or should
be- q campaign Of principles. not Of calumny
and SANDER Az Democrats. We are here to put
our principles against those OF our advcrsa-
ries. We are pledged to sound money and to
the repeal OF tho Federal Election law. Re
membering these things. ask you are you
going to be diverted from the true issues to
the false issue OF a slanderous attack on Judge
Maynard? He has been the trusted friend and
adviser Of Grover Cleveland; and In every
thought and act on stalwart Dem ocrat."
Mr. Davis had words OF praise TO speak for
the local Democratic candidates, after which
Gommissioner Charles u. f. Wahle was intro
For the first time in many long years tho
Demorrats md themselves In position OF
o Gs II haS. as ps
on n"mos,a', 10 lIesinSn Ten Gpoyer Cteveand
good fight and will carry it through. and it
will re !" them that. we shall owe the abolition
firm linancia basis. where dollar is a dollar
and every dollar 10 worth 100 cents"
struck M !" Marching Through Georgia" and
Mr. Wahle had n recess. After the band had
fnished he continued;
from defeat Is Judge MAYNARD. Would we not
OF miserable Mugwumpery and wretched Re
punlli,canism IL their Efforts to disgrace our
has stood by s friends. and it is for his fear
less and patriotic course that We owe him our
n!i Nhr da sTnr ,;nt.t mazda ~ on,,ou.
Ihht Tammany HILL that organization OF the
people has nominated it. is its encouragement.
record Of, this year. showing how. when the
h bs sr 81 hn nbsr were trembling in iSaE
fought i at our gates and kent the scourge
At the conclusion OF this speech the band,
which bad marched over from The other plat
form, struck ,np and drowned out the speaker
Judge Henry YsG @Hf%fa Sanger
i. n, Somsttmss think" said Judge G9ldioale.
his r hs Pc has ne ms and pSn IS
make but abuse, and that the other side has
the better IT re- case 80 In this enppsgn the only
abuse Of our candldates, And upon whom
does this abuse fail heaviest? Upon Isaac H.
the bench for years. mud who stands as tho
peer nsr OF any ,ngn lawyer , IN This State,
stand n 2 to drown him out. ana c5ntinncd; - "
u. rh ,,s, accuse tr hin Of crime. bpt WHY don't
institution known as tho ,rand Jury II no IS
frrhilty. Why didn't the Grand Jury inlet him.
riekery that put Rutherford i. Hayes in the
!IHee % 'hrt SPLENDID and viGtorions leader,
or a% nns b I!l s n noW ao%'e judge Maynard
stephen 5. Blake followed with nm appeal to
very Try man who had NOT already registered to
Then we, need fenr no defeat" he said
ana "" WI! a.! he par'Hkers Ia the glory OF
Other speakers were John J. Delany. Charles
ium" nms '9 Moses " r osS0rpe Mn9risg
harley, c. i. Collins. Thomas j. Reagan Wi.
IAN r. Burr; and James O'Gorman.
striking feature Of the stirring meetin. on
ne rlGht wing OF the big entrance to Tam
nany iihIi was me presence of women in tho
he rail OF the staircase on the right OF the
tnna at which School Commissioner Moriarty
they listened attentively to the orators and
hey appiauded Just as heartily as the men.
ne most curious episode Of the night was the
resence on the platform OF a Repubilcan
ook nnblsher, who Ind started with a com
anon lor the Cooper Institute Anti-Maynard
ne listened to the speeches for over an hour.
tAe end OF that time his companion said ,
ammAny. '''''" w
Assistant District Attorney John +, Nc
ntyre made the first speech. 'e' ,
ine ileNet with Maynards name on it," he
ild VIII receive irom 10000 10 45uCj ma .
'riy sure AS public Official / say that
NO AntiP in BrOmo-ssltEer
Cnrsi all hsAdAchss-trlAl kSltlos 10 eta-.J.