New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
FIVE THOUSAND rE0FLE CHEER
EARNEST spEE,IIEs ~ HARLEM ~ SETH LOW
GUSTAV n sCHNAn. DR. rAHkii H-F AID
OTHERS ASp \ POINTED LETTER

OTHERS A%p POINTED LETTER
FROM FATHER rrcEY
The ballroom a. Suffers Harlem River Park.
observation-disclosures -sev'mth-st ana S''onH-
ave. was nllci to overlooking last evening when
The mass meeting Of Gooi Government Gun J
Was called 10 order los Alon1o Ko'hschi!1. pr'*-
dent Of the clrb H. selected President S'ih Low"
NJ Columbia COLLEGE for chairman. Tho audience.
numbering fully sr''. about on"-thirI OF whom
were women. applau,ed the choice
President Low sal that Tammany Han has an
organization which b. not conducted in t0" inter
csis Of the people. but FOR tn" few who belong I"
IT, "tndcr their administration sad he. This
Is not government by the laws. but u govern
mont by pulls
Alonzo Koihschild then read letter from fa'h'f
Ducey who said In part.
Il ain greatly panied that IL is not IN my power
20 be- with you this evening but church duties r
an imperative nature fore" me To- remain III 1t
Loo's would have been delighted 20 hav" IN
tered my protest against the shameful acts %: cor
rupt politicians who dragging the name Of the
Catholic Church into their loahsome campaign !
shall not mention the name Of a certain cry that
has been raised hy tho bugaboo Of society SAIL 10
bc opposed 10 foreign born citizens and their ihih
/ believe that such society exists largely N the
minds Of the corrupt politicians VINO make use "'
its name 10 miscad our honest fellow -ciiizens Nho
value their faith as 4 sacred gift Of God. Tam
many Han IS cndanrcrng the 'aus" OF gooh gov
eminent and the safety Of Republican institutions
say. as Catholic priest and an American clti/rh;
may cod grant the efforts Of these designing ana
corrupt politicians viii suffer defeat at the p"uS On
the 9th Of NOVcmhcrt . =. ~
oiusiav II Schwab. behalf Of the Germans.
said that Tammany Hall had shown itself 10 III"
or,l,oscd TO the workingman by charming IN" CITY
tvice as much for the administration of It's affairs
as London with three times The area ana h"nbIc
the population of Ncw-York, pays for MS govern
mcnt. .,--.
simon stern said that he had helped overthrow
the Tweed ring and was trying nara '"-I"y u"
oblitcratc Tammany Han. He said that II mo
system Of lcvying blackmail was not soon stopped
we should have to wear brass tags the same az
licensed dogs to show that We had pali Tor pro-
lection go ,
Or Parkhurst who was received with loud ap-
utcs before be could speak. and then when ne
mentioned Tiger hunting hve minutes NOR
were devoted 10 cheering After paying "A triou" 10
colonel Strong Dr. Parlhurst said.
II now VIII make few remarks about my Superp
friend John W con. | have not kno wn him long
but nv acquaintance with him was formed and has
continued under very peculiar circumstances me
terms Of intimate brother,y confidence "Xls'lng De
tween us have enabled to get TO the pin 81 mat
superb Irlshman | know Of no man In whom
would place much confidence a. the coming Re
cOrlrr
Dr Parkhurst begged his hearers not only TO
elect an honest Mayor. but an honest Legislature.
and lastly an honest Governor who VIII Sign the
bills passed by the honest Legislature
III you put Dave Hill. who Is practically Tam
many HIl In Albany" said he, and Colonel
Strong who Is the svnonyme for reform. IN the
Mayors office you might well put Colonel Strong
IN a coffin and bury him head first" There was
loud continued applause az the doctor sat down
me other speakers were Fulton Mcmahon and
John Brooks Icavit