New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
THE CROWD COULDN'T STAND POLITICS.
NINTH wARDERs SHOUTED 'How ABOUT THE
INCOME TAX?" ETC, WIEN coz
GRESHAM PENDIJtTCN TALKED
ABOUT THE DEMOCRACY.
ABOUT THE DEMOCRACY.

GlsESSMAN pl.NilL-IoN TALKED
ABOUT THE DEMOCRACY.
The Ninth Ward was ablaza with fireworks last
right as it usually the evening of the Fourth
Of July. That is a part of the city in which the
spirit of independence breaks out strong night
in the year TO the despair OF the police. who are
wholly unable to chec, the display of enthusiasm.
The Tammany organization of the lNth Assembly
District of which James w Boyle is the leader,
tried TO turn the independence Day celebration into
a political meeting last evening. but the attempt
ended. like some of the fireworks. in izZle
stand had been erected in Abingdon square III
front of the headquarters of the political org"niza-
ton at No 5S7 Hudson-st., and between the stand
and the building were erected some set pieces OF
fireworks be touched off after the speeches.
When II was dark enough to see the nre"orks
some rockets and toy balloons were sent up 20 at
tract crowd. The Tammany Quartet sang a rev
patriotic songs and Rainpones GA GUAR" b1hi
playcd some selections to hold the crowd near the
stand. School Trustee William j. Van ArsdaIe' az
the presiding officer on the stand. made some KIM
of an Introductory speech which could not he hear
on account Of the constant popping vI hI',' 1n,,,
in tho ylorc Of the surrounding fireworks, but me
crowd did hear what the speaker sIia ann br i
NOT know who he was until a steTeopltoi NJ
mY ecreon the exclamation: Congress man john
o. Pendleton. of West virginia Is nV S fD NJ his
The Congressman. by SHOUTING, ~ w ~ tll,Nt ..n
voice managed to make himself helrH aD""t , o, 49,,
feet from The stand lie shot out snort
in praise If President Cleveland ana Va IT," liz
w ffoint cheers and some emphntc hSSiltlSS'
hear something h'DHt ,1,.
,,tion al Washington, ana several "'" 80 ~
crowd shouted: .ovo,,
Wien he tried to argue that the tax was IN iaEo.
az the laborer and against me l"''oP''
porsti,ons he TaS hl jShn " WcKane somebody
ehoi,tnl u.hen the Congressman atAh "''' 'N
nam of president cleveland A. e 1Ai' sor,e,hIn,
,rhsn as the speaker was heard 10 -. ~. IN 10
o,o,t The robbery Of Republican Fr9'er'"m ,, i
~ ,,-tod win A storm OF hisses aiiu '.' -,
1,S-d -vare cries 81 Music ana more mss " 49,,
Congressman Pendle'on was
and take his seat - ,, snou.al that the
Mr. Van Arsdaic got up ana sh" li.s.rrr,ce - he
,ra,,,en, Of The speaker had been "lsrI"1se. sr
1 Tinth Ward lie said IT was coo n'Sn c ~,
In and he invited those persons ~ ,t', ,,t,S
MAJ couid not listen respectfully 10 opions Mo
'.ht.N ,Lev lid not agree - go dWdl - -',,,etr
laughed good naturedly and waited toF cHecn IF
ana nIvM', M william II. Crane Of Texas WeIe
,ntroiurei with the aid - the S'ertop,-1 H., nc
nv nv r,Sat thev said could not be ~" ~ ~,
c "~' John + Murray was seen rean,mH a;s, saw
iro,t,r NJ IulepcndcnCe. 3ut the c. r",,,l 10
,f ro"keis which were going up al ,0r he
neghhorhood and dif MOI nl'Iu in,.it~d 10 make
IssoS ,ccre lieutenant Luclen NouLs' a. 49,,
ana General Martin ]. MCNlI..oas' -
S.Son The fireworks were all bGrhei'