New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
IN 4 TAMMANY STRONGHOLD
po1.sING UNION MEETING IN THE MYTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

-o,o>f,I, cRrGER PKESIpEs- ADDRESSES HY MR.
srpovf; LANES c. CARTER AND OTHERS.
. ~or,r,i,,oo NJ Scvcntya cartoon. which pict
o colonel strong and Mr. Golf and Father
urickerbocker drivns the Ta'nmany 1lGer from
- . rock on which they stand Is true repre-
n,,ation of the feeling shown at the union ra'ilca-
% ooa,,nr Of Republican and Anti-Tamrnany
"V ~ tho XVIII Assembly District held last
.t~nt in the Murray Hin I-yoeum ope'a House, in
ne. r,irtv-fourth-st The large building was
ava 70 its utmost seating capacity ana OUTSIDE
..oro was ii hi. overflow meeting ~ ""'" INV
49, there was tremendous amount o. 'n'h"S
which WAS backed by The carn's; ih'ehtoh"
- all those present to drive the Fam"A"F i'N''
u 90. e,ron.,holl he has 20 Ions occupied
o. u wynn Assembly District Il one o. TAR
. e,rorrholda and tho hiS SathornS there o.
.n,;rannAny forces was one Of the encou'as''b
O. NJ The complete overthrow o. that of-ah'~a
tion row in power =, .,,,,,r .bo
rolonol CruCcr was ChairW2n In 'dhi'S '''
hair he spoke in par; rs follows:
-, nroud 10 preside at this meerng from
~. rrowd see tia, the citizens Of TINS Iarn man,
,.,nnehod are aroused and that tn'N ere a ,"r
sHI rHt Town corrupt municipal alnlnSlrat'" n.
rssnk God in this campaign an CltsenS ,;' ~" 10 an
sSssTTVwhcmns victory Tuesday neN, ana we
Ssn with delight the ticket he"de' ny
s' i.De. G. Carter was the first speaker Of the
sv,rnc. He said in part. ,.,.
lam rejoced at this big SaheInE "i en-, Dis
rci am told that this district mas ne' nectnc on
holi Of Tammany. rejoice az NE ,m,s Is an omen
t9"r We are now exhibiting TO the ci,S, 10
20 state and to the world masnIi''" W. ha,,e
Of the pew ol ls Gp% All sorts Of Difficult
tie have arisen n our Ynetiutione Have ap
narently failed bring about me o1mr no, i'm
Tor Now however. we Sc INA. , ~ of All ami
afe,,ual. We have the sol" S"l'''' W. " ~
Tam,nany organizations
Nv carter :hcn spoke OF the Woik oil Ire No'n
,.,ee Of seventy. in selecting canH'date' IL.
fouoved this with talk upon me 'o'I"pt'o" .,
rarrnany Hall and what Hugh ) Grant h'' ''''o"
zen Mayor lie concluded A. follows
~, ,ou gentlemen exhort yOu 10 go TO the
,ons on Election Day ami cast your ballots ios
the sood nm hox Don't ~ave1 in the cause
ar rirbt. DO your duty and victory VIII be your
reward $780,. ,.oo,,.od with
...,,,,,ous anplause and ii vas fully five minutes
teGore he co-ld make himself heard Then ne
said ... al o,orc ,he
IT. ,bis TO swell the enthusiasm which VIII carry
ns 70 victory You a going to 90 as i rb aS
iisSSsiasm shown ~ this campaign is srea,er than
~ nv previous one within my memory. mere Is
electricity in hS AR votes iTF sV %e viii receive over
SSHGlo votes on Election Day. C\ppauseo men
you think Of the corrnp9n nTgS don YOU want
~ ' %pe that Organization out Of eXst , zee,
vi ' az a. CheersD But don't stop on \oyem-
her When YOU have landed me in CITY nan ne nelp
ne c 10 Cheers After January there will
he no race prejudice. no sectarlan preJu.oo,
nected with the city Administrations V-o"s 0"
''l rbe otbers who spoke were General Arson g.
McSooE' trancis NJ Bixby Robert Crow and W
Harris Roome. Those who spoke at 'he o Grsen
hanm' Henry Carroll. J. s Stewart. NJ. c. Dough-
erty John j. O'Ne and H. {. Rees