New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
WHAT MIR. Won BRlEsEN SAID.


Mr. Won Briesen then said:
Mr President and Fe.ow-czsns: IN trua Carl
schurz desire to tell you that the Geria
cans OF NewYork deshted at the oppGp;nn
ton Of Tammany Hall. Appauss9 for yeais arr
they have been anxious for tme ow,rd living
the death-bow to the corrupt institution that 80 d
has governed this city For Years Iy over this city
the cloud created by the emanations and lou gases
that arose from this nest whicn we ca "'r"y W., n'r
Hal r Me were wsrt snHsvs nnsvsng It required entire
community, the united influences OF a. goo" re
dni Tdsu "na HppIause5 Gentlemen oud UNI
der wnfh We T ayt S no ofen sedm nns as apparen
habants Of Tanmany Hail a; 20 gs phef w's abe
eopd all 'ha be "as aScks Of this & beautiful metropolis
remained slmy. the streets remanen , u,i. I ,,nS inc
nasty by the cloud WHICH Preyem,Tn nartans of the
light from passing to o GI M d tm5 a agSftk we know and
os - ned not repeat to you were polluted ny lhe
;nab,tv Of proper ventilation and proper and frce
perhaps refer to the Police Depar ;neht ma f
tem y2%I % 1S you no a exacty in view of what neces-
slriv passed under the cloud. strict dlsc!p '.
cannot believe tina, any of us believe th1t ana y,i,
IN a sense they cannot therefore be calcu mAru-
nets We may TO that extent conso,e our@e,SeS' ,.o
"Iznd bv chemists and the result Of IN" analysis
was chemist informed ne mar comhined ,m1 Win
IN that is base in chemistry and in fact uaHsh--
ter) TO dispel that cloud Will take large amour,
OF rShia ro@ge has tod you Thunderbolta h1ve
siren1v roSt the ccud in twain The hrst hunIgr
bol, 70 strike was Parkhurst Applau'e.1 re ne
next was cor applause The next VIII ne
strong (Applause) And there WI! be ,houSains i, ~,
ooa down in untoM numbers in tefresh!ne rain
many Hall. AppausHD
MR. FAIRCHILDs SPEECH
Charles s. Fairchill, the representative OF
that part of the Democracy which is uncoiHir'-
m!singly opposed 70 Hill and Hil,ism, was next
introduced and vas received with laud applause.
He said:
1T is ,ogI1hrr fSrthn4'e in 'hS hs WaS mpsed by com
mon impnsc act foI TIC public Wefdre Are, ol HR
gations TO our Republican friends, that they are
willing aid us Democrats VINO nave "son scrcoIpcd gI
Democratic organization. because us Ieie", =" p oa
far more value to the Democratic man ,r 70 M ene
York CITY is a source of real strength In the res,
IF the country have tte Gone, Una. hecn,1se ia Of
the bad name that Tammany Hall bears ,,ev
hersfCre thank the buSsen Msen'Ts' To Go
Many men say that all cities are badly , Coy
erned; that Philadelphia is as bad as New @ orK.
Well suppose 1t is so have not SAID Una, Ne%- a%
ness II is not Democratic, it is not a Democracy
under which we live here but desp"',c orggnifhyy orggsinyy
phia and il is affair to see 10 It that Ne~,
York Is well governed and is wei thought oi
throughout the land. applause
EVIL Is more injurious TO those responsive lor
IL in this than in any other city. FOR We llNe IN
Ncw-York live under the glare OF he lgnt oi
great newspapers, that fash all over the country
9ApplauseD We hear Of evil in chicago, b1t We
rarely charge either Democrats or HepubilcahS
with IT, Here however. the responsibility ~ All
nut upon our broad Democratic shoulders. Demo.
Gratis let us welcome this aid as deIveiahce. j,
IS horeful 10 OF wealth giving tne ana
money to this work. for the wrong which no"
shocks the world deeply Affects them put nun,
II is the poor helpless who nave su1ercd II
they VIII only reflect upon their situation uhuei
the kind OF corrupt oppression that mas rNIs'',I
here they viii seize this chance for protecilQh IN
their humble homes. in their occupation ana pusi-
ness. Now is their time 10 get that LOT ", W Whlcn
MANY Of them have come over the sea -ilDery
for themselves their wives and their children
Let them not neglect it. for such chahce inay
not come agan in many years on. could tncy
only this 1t really Is IN" vot" TOT this
Committee Of Seventy ticket would be almost
unanimous May the powers OF good open tneir
eyes that they may see the way to 20 before IL Is
too late. GrolOnged APPLAUSE
When Mir. Fairchild took his seat some one in
the audience called "Goff," and the cry was
taken UP till IT. seemed if everybody We're
calling "Gon": but the champion teer-hun'cr
kept his place and did not rise. He dd not even
look up and seemed relieved when quiet was re-
stored sufficiently TO allow the chairman TO
introduce Myer s. Isaars.