New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
LIVELY CHEERS FOR FASSETT
Az IMMENSE CROWD LISTENS TO HIS ANU MIN
IN THE BROOKLYN PALACE RINK.

IMMENSE CHOW y l.l7l Los ~ '''''
IN THE BROOKLYN PALACE RINK
Intense interest was taken by the Republicans oil
prooklyn last evening in the address OF J sIoa'
-, -, rho issues Of the campaign. for In spite
-, tho rain they turned out in such numbers tha'
,bev aled the Palace Rink. which holds twice as
many peoplc AZ the Academy % Music. Much en-
thusIasm was shown. and ex-senator F"'''''
clover dissection Of senator I'M, ana MS 'I'"'-'u'
,esentaton OF the issues of the campaign were re-
..,v.I with many outbursts of applause. Joseph
pi,r,,p called the meeting 10 order. and presented
U,.,r schleren as the presiding officer. The Mayor
had A hearty reception
when the Mayor introduced J. SIoat faSS'' d. y
man known and honored from one ehd oil .he '''''
f. the other there tremendous ana enthusiastic
,rJ,us. When aulct restored, ex-senator
F,ssett said it seemed him that brooklyn was
already awake 10 the situation. \ change was
NODDED I'm the State government. and 1t would De
secured \ change needed In Washington, anu
would be secured. Much depended upon bro"ANn'
Enthusiasm was magnificent. but II woud pe "o' -"
more I'm the ballot box. Every RepupUcah ih"S' We
registered or his interest In politics would be as IDLE
as cheering.
In continuing Mr.. Fassett said that TINS cam
n,lsn involved the questions In relation TO the
choice Of Congressman and Governor. In 1917 d
ch.rpc was secured and mo one had had much
change since then" daughter ana aPP'""So'
rh nemocrats were as liberal In promises then as
noy The Democratic election In lsG was reVo-
linton. For the first time In thirty years an
branches OF the Government were Democratic ana
,h times had been the hardest this century ever
s,w The army of the unemployed had steadiIy
increased only the Sugar Trust ana the "hisKey
r,us, had made money The only enthusiasts en-
us,ed IN Coxeys army. The cost to the country
ha1 hoep almost incalculable. The depreciation
~ values amounted to the colossal nsures ~ 800,
600 90 or twice much az the Democra"c eNpe''
MN MN assct then discussed the policy Of proec-
,, ~ We said his faith In Secretary Carlisle was
III sh,ken by the revelation OF his cahbre III
,h,sine out OF the country poor coach.'ii
- "moh,er and applause) There had been peanut
nnIticans before. but never s'ateSih"" VI ~ MI
croscopic character -, had hoor accomnlished
-, ~ democrats "a voice. Empty dinner.
nsils''. another Empty pockets. 'ieVeiahd NAG
ppskrd how the people could be ,nced WIN SUCH
outrageous discriminate We'll cleveland WASH
facing the people. lie hau 'hc 'o''"NS W ~ ~
shooting. applause " ,,.,, ,a ..r,
issue Of good government. oil hohest potlrS ~
tween honesty and Tammanyisn Is before thc
people this fall There Is a l9H S' n or LII.
charged up against the rngleaders OF Democracy
Illustrating I'm practice false polltlcal phliosophy
senator HiIs philosophy Is OF the bottomlesS PIT
~ is politics In which the end justhes the
means II you can't win by fair means, win
hv corrlntng: II YOU can't win by corruptng.
yin nv Killing II the courts are against You.
snv Iniunctions don't GO II you can't win this
way steal the returns. II you ma men to give a
false record. keep them out Of laii give them hsh
office and II ordinary offices TAIL try ana put them
on the bench or the court Oh HPPea's' ''o"s-'o"
tinued applause) . ,.,, ,
Jcssc Johnson spoke Constitutional amend
mcnts and George W. Palmer. candidate for Con-
troller and J. a. Stewart also spoke.