New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

p1Iss CAPTAIN GARDEN AND
DR. PARKHURsT.
.,olet placed in nomination by Anu-Tam-
.rcanizations received another rousng
ma" e,,t,on last night At the Lenox Lyceum,
Ia meeting was held under the auspices
'. ~. Committee Of Seventy.
u %, hou was draped with red. white and blue
NC and groups Of flags. artstically draped
-, Tod the platform oNer which appeared the
,. municipal Reform. in illuminated let
more Schools for Our children" More
" for our People and NO Discrimination
account of Religion or Race were the
." displayed conspcuous,y on the plat
mich was occupied by men of all parties
iO'" have been active in the work of municipal
reform ,.o. so.,
zion but. despite the storm. the hall was
Wv, WV filed when Charles 5. Smith called the
Meeting to order
w.. tho Committee of Seventys first meeting
nm Union. last nights meeting strictly
.ar,isan: the audience represented all shades
mn r,ical persuasion. Whatever their beliefs
" Unions may have been on other subjects.
s'- uar, q unit as 20 Tammany. When Colonel
NV Bliss asked that the Committee Of
WIS ticket which is chiefly composed OF
9.,ocrats." be supported. he was cheered as
p'~. a. vas Mr. Hornblower when he said: "A
"'1 a. Grant Is a vote for political plumber;
~. tor strong is a vote for political purity
~. ,,e grca .4st shout went up when DR. PARK
..t said: 81 am simply fighting for the Ten
Commandments
THE CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS.
=. o,rirr the meeting to order Mr.. smith said:
ne meeting Al
c4 - Tn.1n OF last Tuesday evening anu "S
Do.Fssrine under the auspices OF the Comni'.ve .,
taso,v demonstrate that the pubHc coh't!elSt ~
80 arousr3 and mat me peop'e oI TINS CiE t ia"
freed that Tammany snaI' lt'lsIl Ni ~ nnry
- SIN az November next they propose l" Dut
VI "' VIZ ami criminal organization as uetr "a
.I as in guilt" (Applause) mat enlen' IN an
man r,i'ain NJ Tweed. robbed this city OF mi'llons
"a 5o'Iars and made an equa! perinantnt adui,i0
our "a; I.cbytvmau. Robin Hood, OF Sharing M, ms
othsi ,.' i,h ths poor. We know that Tweed as
qsd eo4 am ydaI { on his 9Gi life Before he
10 prison. and j, was said INA. upon ,1 OF
n pIIsoI - Widows and orpnarS Let US hope that
y, sn' dyinc he did have this sight consolation, ~,
nu" 1so.tj rs the special friends and protectors
S wa" fnoor and laboring man, and unlike Iwe1u,
y have PeTseG1tf5a e IKE Iexow Committee
W." raaea,ed them in their true light Appauss1
They nav stsnG the booback the women who
,nd s31a-waier stands. the small peder and an, lne
men VINO RGsm Cd" anG in order TO save themselves.
save falsely accused poor woman OF conHuc' w -
Sas~,das her hopelessy. DO you reply that tnls r'
.se a. S,,c, n the police and not Tammany! as
ssri and challenge denial that the ponGe a. 90
agents Of Tammany. loud cheerS anu 'i'' ~
want 70 send from this meeting TO Tamm rn
- ,;rg ins,ct from heaven. which found ou'
Tn,afj and his associates in crime. and wnch To-
oas l'oI ~ waits Far YOU and your gang OF thieves
:, III the departments Of this city" Proonged
cheers
CONTRIBUTORS TO TAMMANY'S ONERTHho"
Let rs acknowledge the forces which have MADE
the overthrow of Tammany possible FIRST am
burs, Tremendous cheering) We can neh'y
apply to him the remark that Earl Murray mace
concerning John Knox-'He never feared the face
OF mortal man
Then second the merchants of New-York. repre-
scented by the Chamber of Commerce. DEMANDED ths
he Massage Of the bl Cor this investigation and
the appointment of the Lexow Committee. ZAP
Then. third. our thanks are due to Governor
Flower Chisses) for vetong the $4,000 appropriation
vessaf,on bv the speedy Endorsement Of the pub
lie in advance and, gentlemen. the merchants OF
rurnoee (ApplauseD He. Governor Flower. was
wiser than he knew in ths attempt 10 SEpi iI.f,I
the investigation which has borne such iruldui
Tnen. gentlemen is is due to the Lexow Commit zee
10 say that they gave the represehtatNes 81 VIZ
Chamber Of Commerce carte blanche 10 secufe
counsel 70 conduct this investigation. II mas peeh
coniuctei, as you know with absolute iifPLi ',a.i
The Lexow Committee deserve well OF the CITY
STATE and Nation (ApplaUse) -
il is needless t. say anything concerning Mr.
GoHs services, except that he has earned me graz,
iuce Of every good citizen. both OF this city ana
State and testimony Of Their appreciation NJ
will b. h next Recorder 4 this city plac which
he Is ea.nenuy htted TO MI tl-oud appIa.Sel -,
And. lastly, the press has given mighty Impulse
to The cause Of rghteoGsnsss no rascal as AZ N tRs
YORK press. All honor 10 the newspapers OF New
A; the tine when that Napoleon whom Victor
Hugo justly called THE Little declared war upon
Prussia and started for the Rhine, expecting to
ieal MS army into Berlin put f0und Dmsen IN
about thirty days prisoner in German fortress
tunch The scene showed the French Emperor on
horseback and by his side the young Prince. fifteen
o5Sd Of age S Sn IN ee nf tse
Napoleon IN ghostly similitude; with his finger
"aleIioo. Ana 50, gentlemen II our frienis' the
artists VIII replace the Napoleons, father and SON
Ryyers and Gradvs. and place the ghost OF poor Old
W. seel, win ms nnger poining to the WORDS: re
true and prophetic. And. gentlemen when cleo.
Cosone strong for Mayor and Golf for Recorder,
methods the Tammany chiefs secured their sudden
VIII men nmi1ation ri" cease men me moFies
GlH revive again, ana The whole story vii. be tod
'Long continued applause)
WHAT Mr.. HORSEPOWER SAID.
Mr. Hornblower. who was warmly received. said
In part.
Felow-cltlzens: There are some propositions 50
ssii,eyident that it Is almost impossible TO argue
10 their support That the RICH, OF the citizen to
Aie liberty and the pursuit OF happiness is para
mount 10 the right Of the politician 10 public office
= proposition that needs only TO be stated 10
y. s universally admitted. ApplduseD That the
e.uzen and tho taxpayer are entitled TO good gov
sstlnnnent and have right 10 demand honesty and
t9!y IL their public servants cannot be denied
" any one possessed either OF a mind, conscience
VI even sense of humOr. And yet in practice in
VH municipal affairs. the very contrary OF these
propositions is gravey and seriously and siren
..olsly maintained by many otherwise most es-
unable gen tlcInen. We sOlelnny assured by
.aese gentlemen that Tammany Hall is entitled to
vsr votes Notwithstanding its leaders have grown
sch from public or private plumber notwithstand-
~ " has appointed mUr1erers, gamblers. brlDe-
'dhers, Keepers Of disreputabe resorts to rule
over Us and even TO sit upon the bench and dis
pehse justice 10 the poor in the police courts; not
outstanding il squanderS the public money and
soirapts the pubic morals. Notwithstanding it is
ieekng with corruption; Notwithstanding II is CIV