New-York tribune., 1894-10-24


or YOUR druggist or at the old stand.
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will develop into ali Of eorrupsion ,ha ana
ctmna.ity II mas aiways pee'1 fnfo me henis Of men
either wholly or partly criminal does not cItiIso w.
form II their nature All experience proves ths ),
always has been -. and 1t aways WIZ pr So ~ ~ W.
/ yovrrnm4nt or the misSovernment ot thc cIIE ui
New-York ia but record ~ IN" rests "' or ON. -,
w. me; With crisis something like Lhat when ne nov no"
-urrounIs We were overwhelmed WIN , h.s I'm,
: and Almost with ruin. The government AZ lid' ei,
WIS in the hsnds Of william NJ Tweed tnS ana arsS y
BODY OF asocIates; but hey were as noay ho "re
In control of the cl gov rnm n, io-day, tApiaus =,
da S,sni m ,b4 y1I time me- rise higher than does now At
that tlme the public treasury was oota a''' mus. must
% deFeb ba un pssme Of ranaHy Ha the justice
10 say tha. that has rot been me case as Se' I'm
far as we know the pubic money has ros smrv DnI
Directly openly stolen from he PuIG G, e me-
any degree better than 1t :hen. Te, me wnethet
4 true then ~ as 'rge r be n9w Sv ;a ot HewYcrk
| woud not be performed without prlcs' ~
,rur then as 1t s true now teac crime h and for the
vlo' alton of avs were openly put up lor stie
whether was true Inen az a, tbs ctvo hrcc
% oar tor rFe T but large body Of officials OF the
f5 tfSnS ssrSsya Of 5'iSaf' Saf 3H
see Td now wcpemen you have not come here ton ght
for the p"rT9se scnns to proof. & OF + TAm%'H fnr my
corrupton. You have come mere. aSe i,b nii bo zach
pp;her uo9n the successful resu, o. the laoors OF
the Committee OF seventy ana to reg 1cs .nas al az ro6
and true men can stand side together snoul,
der DER - shSii,ier with bui enemy in front OF
issue is Gear There arr n split tctets, @M Ih"'g Or ar
no third par,ies There are ~ d)uoiul gu t
A. gooI have an opporiunt; t. arfayd gd zen, 5si
cYes upon one st@ ni ana 10 1St, ,useS ,srsf
THE ARRAY AGAINST TAIMANY
Bu, n You were seeking for proofs Of the guilt o,
| rammany Hall I would ask for no other woui1
ask YOU to !ook upon no other at tae present time
cxcep; the extraordinary spectacle which ms cam
| paign exhibits We have here IN sold array the
Formidable organizations and inAuance, % ,, wha
parry npplausel stan ling as On" man - 'aty. - s, @
ticket ~; hecause II + s,rn1i'1 - Sc' d,s ", M,
great credit ds,vowcd the MN o nee!hiD ne1Ip' IN -,
This contest They hive nstcl 'or n''n."s m 1 "rrv NV
| mon: without favor - them or - anynoIF r.Ss
they haye It ,i TG.: ccn ol I secrton by taer
| PARTY not because they were not bT Wiling - ,ir
@o.cI ," 6us b"Susc 'hSy tho1shi ali 'hings con.
siereI. that strong vote c2llt ~ 't.nS'' g., o.,
thc 6thsr names upon the tcto, are mostly y mo
I crats AMI they are earnestly AMI urgently III
tn THen too We have a-rivcI aon-side . ta-m
that for'aldlbie orginza,op the Ee"-f 1tite
reaHIiatins tnr d1fn.naton - Tamnany Hall an
/ organization comprising within its ranks. ! 20; Al
majority Of numbers. mrj'rity ceri'ny Of the In
,cl.lgcncc IN, With thc oity and The good clil-
/ zenshlp ~ tnc democratic pnrtv, represented bS 4
No. -, ",~ Wu,n p i;rmcc C,pp.ausel AMI VINO has
come iorwari with a magninlmity iha: Dies him
honor. and asked AL the nemosra of h.s party. OYER
g.pc 10 this tickcr i,s most hearty support. Ap-
p.ausc) Then yOu have In addition 70 tnat me Anti
/ Tamrary Democracy aud other Anti-Tammany or,
] % DcfuOcra
above aGi 9ye: az In poin' 81 nHoers % me brs Gper
are the sr@s business GSganzonSi me- 10 An thc S
bers OF these * ,hnnses nave tAoIsht u proper am
necessary 10 sop IN the mis. OF their avocatloAs
aui raise voices I'm unisol with yours In sup
port ot this ticket Then the women are az work
,apSsuse n different part, o. me Gliy They Pave
-5u; they ar ardent AMI earnest In doing whatever
woman cln 10. aai she can at Least summon ana
ss'ed the men TO DO their du'y APE snsel
Then. ,oo TIE Church Is aroused. and hunirei
iGu,ie. of rammlny Han Tn cergymen OF the
city saying that Il Is necessary 70 the alvance
preserving the Interests Of religion that this vicious
organization which has gotten control u the govern
/ meni should b. put down. and. above all AMI over
all you have the supreme fore, OF the united press.
public sentiment united to a degree to which it was
! never lefore united. AMI speaking almost with one
yuce n denunc!a:on OF Tammany Hall ZAP
And besides that: you have these youns giants
all tn" city ppp1us'!. filled with yonng b''oi
ready fo- the work. working now, ana they VIII
work from now until Election Day. 10 advance tae
cause IN which all engaged. lAppl 'use)
Now. waai f. the significance Of all this let me
ask Is 1t possible to acc"n; any pleas IN way of
apology. exienuaton or defence. In The f'ce OF
/ srca a veriici that? Why. ~. by almost a
/ un,n nous voice of the community Thmmany fdl
/ h,s already been tried and condemned. doul mp
/ p!aus")
WHAT HURTS THE DEMOCRACY
Now right here and the only volc, waIch did
hear from the mouths Of some good and reason
able men as an excuse apo,s sy fog not Joining us
was that they fear It Will hurt the Dem m)cratc
party Fear 1t VII hurt the Democratic party, |
am amazed tha; that cry should have lasted - long
T. Is the harp upon which Tammary has strung
and played for nty-ive wears. and IS all they
nave remaining. Hurt the Democratic party Does
II hurt the Democratio party 70 aim a blow at
party is the existence OF Tammlny Hall Great
applausc)
I speak as a Democrat, | am not q Democrat OF
a fow days time. bu; have been Democrat or
~ least have tried To- be ever since the Demo
since the Democratic party adopted policy arpar-
cni.y in good faith. which coulmcnfs itse.f 20 my
mind as being n" true policy winch the Govern.
neni ought 10 pursue want tnit polcy carrier
! oui and efectua"y carried out u can ony d. car
| and II were asked today to point ont the one
single cause which IN my judgement stands against
the permanent success Of the Democratc PARTY
throughout the country. Il is the existence Of Tam-
manv TIal and the disgrace. the scandal ana the
obloGuy which 1t has everywherc thrown ui'!n
our rarty Apnlausc. Cries ~ "iiit them again ,
l say. therefore. hat any true Democrat who
sin ce~Ciy wishes % adytnce the fortunes ~ hi'
party ought abov" AZ things 10 ahor for the over
I remember what other gentlemen have reminded
Won of here tonight from this patforn. r'rieu,.
ber twenty-,hrce years ago. sanding In this hal
here. that speech. that unpira c.el speech 81 that
honorable Democrat Samuel j. Tiden. Ills s2eccn
was brought oUt by contingency ami by Il crisis
the sane as fhat which now c)afr"rts us. What
lid ne say That i won!d hur: the Democratic