New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

Gleason.
Premier. Moses G. Byers Otto !. Visa Peter Ax"-
rad. Frank 5. Baker. Albert Nielsen A. w knne
Cummings. Robert A. Chcsebroueh.. Andrew J.
Campbell. Frederick G. Gedney; Austin r., for q
McMurray Alexander Ciliiar. Townsend Wandell.
William g. Ruhle. Charles II. Traitteur, lanes r.
Niiholand. stephen 4 whitaker Arthur F Bow
Ss Frank R. Gh"pWa9 Hoss Samuel
Garvey. Samuel J. Bishop, charles y; Flint. Wash
ingt9n Cayton GSlonel Rifhad O. I Pn Low Lo"
9. G Shayne 3 i. Harper. Clarence LeXoWT.
lam F Naher Pierre Pulls James oakley. August
+. Clausen. Roberi s Brovncll. George f Muir
rsy. Chester II. Southworth, James Il. kilshe'mer
Secretaries: W W Graham, Thomas Farrell
Samuel X. stearns. Daniel Won Schoick. Richard
son G. Baeley. Samuel Moran, William Graham
Britt. F. J. Carroll. Dr. F. \. Utter. Samuel konie
mGm" ad E Ra S9sTb h. fx S@n z%
norman, George Malraison. John Purcell Samuel
Nathan. X. Hamilton George Cavcnaugh. HaI-
rson Wilson. Patrick pooly, John Lane, NJ. NJ
Mulhan Frederick Todd
M. Milholland was received with great cheer
Ing. and after few remarks Immediately pre-
sented DR.. Parkhurs saving: He is the man
VINO made the situation. possible. II he.
who. with tie courage and perseverance Of "A
Hannibal graspcd the Tammany Tiger by the
throat and did not relax his hold till he brought
him into the mire." Turning TO DIR. farkhurst
ne continued: DIR. Parkhurst. yOu need no in
PRODUCTION to this OF any other New-York audi
'rcc''
PROLONGED CHEERS FOR DIR. PARKHu RsT
1t was several minutes before the applause
and cheers ceased which followed DR.. Park
hurs.'s advance to the front of the platform.
and then only after the chairman had. by word
and gesture, asked for silence. He said IN part
am proud TO stand on the same Platform W,1e
Win his ,,r"deTcss"r have not always been OF the
most foiictous sort There are two or three thlngs
and accuracy in the hrst place. you arc confident
Of helms victorious at the coming election arcn
cumstances right in the eye We have confidence
in the coming Mayor but DO Won know that he is
lowed with the opportunities 10 10 good. You need
not be told ,hat the organize lion which We oppose
crate IT, because there is nothing to reeenerate;
you can't save It's soul FOR II has no soul TO save
And then the speaker went on To- say how the
various departments would have 20 be reorgan-
lied in order to make the election Of good
Mayor bear any fruit.
CHANGES NEEDED IN DEPARTMENTS.
Continuing he said:
Unless there be changes in the departments. his
opportunities are hopeless. ] coui enumerate with
an evangelica and wicked delight the heads which
help the Mayor arpen the knife
He then urged the voters to look To the Legs
lature and see that candidates who are in SYM
patty with good government be returned. But
even that is not enough. he explained. because
Governor who will no; cooperate with Mayor
and Legislature can spoil all. "Therefore. he
said. we must have an honest. STRAIGHTFORWARD
Mayor. like Mr. Strong, Legislature that is
prepared to at in cooperation with 1he Mayor
and Governor who Will in3orse the action of
the I.esisla ture.
The doctor became eloquent in explaining the
rise and growth of the movement against Tam
many lie spoke OF his visit Just before the
meeting 10 the East SIDE. where thousands and
tens Of thousands Of men and women live in
slavery.
sand souls here burning with Indignation IN
view of the outrages which have been per
pe;rated against US" he said Il would be SUI
premely happy.
The fact that people had grown indifferent -
the abuses Of the political nalefactors. the doc
tor thought was dsplorable condition. They
smile" ne said while being ground under the
dirty heels II this knavish. lecherous crowd"
Dr.. Parkhursi expressed his faith in the peo-
pies good. and said Because I believe there
is enough Of the good spirit have grand and
proud hope that the 9Th Of November is u be
the day Of our municipal ernancha-ion."
In speaking # Mr. Strong. Dr. Parknurst said:
We are going to sustain him We're going
watch him. too. There has not been nearly enough
OF that in the past No matter how honest man
eyes are constantly upon him. and therefore. with
perfect confidence in him. knowing him 10 be man
watch Mr. Strong as well a. help him No mat
ter how good Mayor or Recorder We may have
when he closed.
Mr.. COLVIN TALKS on HILL.
When the applause over Or. Parkhurst began
to show signs Of subsiding Mr Milhoand
came forward with the name Of Controller Ad-
olson b. GOWN. ana presented it as that Of the
next speaker. Mr.. CoVin. who was heartily re-
ceived. without delay trained his guns in the
direction of Senator Hill
Hill" he said. in The opinion # an eminent
F~f,,- or,cfl oor rte.,. Ir fHe fla
man who can dive deeper in the political mre
stay in longer and come up looking cleaner
than any other man on earth. UaUghterD t.
the young men Of The party to-day i committed
the task II rescuing the party from opponents
with such leader and no, only that, but Of
upho!ding The interests Of the party for the
future The future Of the party IS In your
keeping more than In that Of any other port
Of its ranks. You are its bone and snews Let
IL never be said &C YOU that you sacrificed IT to
any selfish or gnoh'o end" d,ud applause)
COLONEL. sTRONG's ADDRESS
Colonel Strong was received with cheers. When
quiet was restored he said:
have been attending just such meetings as this
oil the week. Many Of them were Democratic. ard
think You go ahead of any of them See that your
ballots are counted pr perly Election Day Cap
S have glorious victor Great cheeirns5
1t is now about quarter of century since the
wiped out The gang Of corrupt officials who
feasting the citys life1ood. and for little
then Il has been getting worse and worse \ short
time a ittle cloud arose on TIE nor ION and
on IL MAS the % Dr. Parkhurst p.onS and
loud applause.l Then cane another Httle cloud
later Oh ana this bore the name OF John w. Goff.
MoYe hearty appiause) Let mo tell YOU that If
there as ever in this city who deserves
your suffrage that man IS John ". Goh. He-
newed appausc) You now have chance to. vote
for a strictly nen-parisan ticket The decent Dem
ocrats are Interested IN 1t fully as much as the
Republicans | firmly believe that the genuine
Democratic party in New-York T. determined to
Gust the so-called Democrats IN ranrmany Han
by Democrats at the meetings which have at
tended in the last few days 'denouncine TamnanN
Hall don't believe there Is Republican IN New
York who would make such an attack on Tainma'y
as q man I heard the other night If what he said
was true don't bow any one can vote Tor Il
Tammany candidate. tApplause)
OF the candidates on IA" TamnanN nan ucket
i.nnM nnihir.g n.rsomsllN. but theN represent The