The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27

other nato S 10 % our county is
s sTsiS Nation made oS COD, sfo. me er f'' q
an American there II no cause OF the people
r., T@t deer Dem TSotsa Win aTiha Gffii
implies. Whenever begin TO talk about De-
mocracy End diflcylty IN holding myself in.
enemy II de Ience Of our great, lprIn !.
bst When sSanld ef Ind %sr' crowd Of loyal
Democrats awaiting me. knew that because
ns Gsc B1t Sd aSsnrc hat
lace now excels the best that dared expect.
c2neratplate the bsmGststs III ms c d's sS
mort as this. gentlemen. feel sure oil my cleo
gentleman man who assures you tR%twith bic cleo.
tion will come mama and milk and honey
thing OF that Kind in the case OF my election.
I simply assure you that. y elected,
as surely shall be. / will go 70
interests 10 the iurtlest oxtent OF my ability. |
think understand what you want, There is
can therefore appreciate the wants. interests
and aims OF the honest sons OF toll You have
guarantees Of what will do in tho future"
Col Brown was cheered VIGOROUSLY as ne
excused himself with the remark that he had
the hall ut seventy -second street and Third
avenue. where Justice Thomas F. Grady had
way to the platform through crowds Of men
who stopped him to grasn his hand and assure ,i
trod1ction by the Chairman. Col. Brown said
In 1857 whena mere hoy. used to write
out speeches and commit them To- memory; 70 ,
the Democratic party. have heen heart and
soul ip the servics OF that party ever since. In
the present Gampaign; although II is only =
source NJ great satisfaction to me to lind the
great interest that the Democrats, Of
IN n
Mayor or Governor were to no elected. And
this is well Tor i, Is nov question Of principle
iy split on small questions, but when IT comes
TO q question Of vital principle we are always
seen IL to send out a circular stating
that as senator ] lodged certain. questions
hood aud those who make such statement
are liars and sanderers. Whatever mistakes
may have made De-. have never done s,nnd "p h
before you tonight upon my record. Lot 1t
epeak for ne; -
Michael +. Tobin, Joseph J. Greer. aud Alder
man John j. O,ErI len, a meeting at Amste n:
Judge Grady and other speakers.
The Executive Committee Of the Voorhis or
New York Democracy met last night at
ard PASSED resolutions disappearing Of tho
proposed non partisan Police Board. and sup;
Straus. The latter resolutions. offered by
Louie NJ. Fack OF the Twenty-sxth district.
after urging nearly support OF inc canul-
dates. say:
R.,oret THAT are constrained to take this action
At this time because informed that as the
ddates National Democrats they are not to receive
that hearty support to which they entitled.
ind winch would result giving them the normal Del
majority Of more than $4,000 in the two dis.
tricis
Tho Republicans OF the Fifteenth Congress
district will wind ur their campaign with n
mass meeting in Madison Hall. l25th street
and Madison avenue, tonight. at which Con-
gresham Marriott Brosius OF Pennsylvania
and Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will be the oratorical
attractions.
The additional list Of registered voters made
far tho special election in the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Congress districts shows that sew
eral prominent men who have changed their
residence since or who Jailed to register
for the last election are interested in
the present contest. OF the number is Rich
ard Croker. who removed from Mount Morris
Park to his new home. , East Seventy-fourth
street since last election day. Another ex-
City Chamberlain who is on the additional list
is William NJ. WINS. registered from l23 West
Eighty-sIXth street.
Marvelle W. Cooper OF l l West Eighty-second
street Ia another; School Comms sioner Mile
NJ. OBrien, Rapid Transit Commissioner Johu
II. Inman, Assistant Corporation Counsel vii.
liam A. Sweetser. and Police Captain Allaire
are others newly registered.