New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
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Tammany is Democratic. and hence as between
dammany on the one hand and Republican can
claim and all Democrats must bow the knee and
many ticket. They denounce their fellow Demo-
Gratis who support the ticket of the Committee of
the Better an h ens say the wc W
est Democrat than the most honest and upright
be more amazed the heroic logic of these gentle
sacrifice and sef-abnega ion. daughter and ,ap-
plause) They say to the Tammany Sachem; You
may rob me OF my property. but you are a Demo
spoil me of my civic rights. but YOU are Demo
GRAFT and bow to your rule, YOU may insult and
hun'il:atc me, but you a Democrat. and
me as political brother. and turn me out of your
State Convention, but you are a Democrat and |
Gentlemen; have not so learned my Democracy
Cloud applause | believe true Democracy rests
nHH o ter sT SMn the s i St tas
whatever their political names to resent and resist
Cheers Any Other principle is not Democracy.
1t is slavery. Rcnewed Cheers
TYRANNY. NOT DEMOCRACY.
Tyranny is not acceptable because the
tyrant is a political boss calling himself a Demo-
crat than If he were "A Tudor a PantaGenet a
bourbon. surrounded by the pomp and circumstance
of royalty. Appause) II | am to be governed by
a sachem in whose selection have voice. then
l am living under desposm and not in "A De
mocracy. But how absurd, and. but for the respect
| feel for the gentlemen who urge such views |
would say, how childish Is this tax about parry
allegiance in dealin; with municipal matters. Why
agrees with him in his views on National politics?
Mr. Grants opinions on the tarn may be very ac-
,i @ 20 ,e mS r diShonreggt an
pduseJ Ii is as absurd to vote for or against
man for a Mayor because Of his opinions on the
opinions religion. Applause) Ny Democratic
friends very properly object ,and entirely ana
test for municipal Office but in the same breath they
insist upon me equally absurd ieSt OF ppnuchI
orthodoxy-meanng by orthodoxy our doNy u-ausA-
ter 49,. ,...-..,.... ., so,.,n., oaaoso tho -.
gious test: We also oppose the political test CAP
nanse2 No voter IN this campaen can can 2Gag az
sert that our present rammany government Is de,
serving of support Cries OF That's right: ana
we have been met 10y the argument that after all.
life and property were we'll protected under Jam
that our persons and our homes were safe from
Violence No such plea can now avail m"ud fneersl
rupt beyond belief and even beyond Imagination,
the community. / do not. of course, refer 20 the
paror 5 but to his sq9fTSTS
are before the people Who arr, they? on the one
hand Hugh j. G 51 bad feSw IN ms se way
He is not unknown to his teilow-citlzens Re has
held public oice What is his record? As s sheriff
10 the judgment Of the Grand Jury. AS Mayor;
political heelers and corrupt and incompetent poll
ticlan. on the other hand We have Colonel strong
Sought Pbc oihce. but who by Integrity and
dustry and ability has won position IN the com
munity where pubic Office seeks him (CheersD II"
is self-made man. He came to this city poor
sn5 hSao ops boer Of imp"ran and responsible
as head Of one Of the large mercantile firms Of
great commercial city
A MAN OF COURAGE AND PRINCIPLE
have known Colonel Strong for number Of
years | have seen him in trying positions where
strength and character were required, and assure
you that he IS man OF courage. 81 principle and
Of sterling integrity. disagree with him radically
upon National politics. For true municipal politics
nothing more nor less than honesty ana econ
omy. ,. .,
indomitable Irishman. John W. con 0oud cheering.
who is Il practical Home Ruler and Home FRO
For President Of the Board Of Aldermen We give
you man whom all who know him agree ID aninr.
Ing for his fearless opposition 10 Tammany In'stue
and his rugged honesty John Jeroloman CCheersl
For Judge OF the Superior Court We give you
Henry r. Beekman (cheers), man OF whom the
city Of NewYork and the Bar Of New,fork may
citizen Of patriotic and sacrificing devotion TO
the interests Of the puhc f9r Srrmn ns as
Corporation Counsel has won inc commentator
ai The spnidae for sRSr,r Mr Hansen Ccheers).
Is German American citizen OF hish stan llhs ~;
carry into his position business methods ana busl-
For Coroners we have nominated not two ward
heelrrs but reputable physicians. standing hIgn
in their profession. who Will relieve ne Once 81
tached to it in the past. Applause ,,
NOW. feow-citizens shall this ticket be d%iea'e'!
If so. popular government IN this city VIII be
subject Of weli-desorved derision. Republicans and
democrats have laid aside party prcjudces ami
have united in the nomination u this citizens ticket
! cannot bring myself TO believe That the citZens
viii faiI in their duty VIII allow this ticket to
be- defeated a for Grant Is vote for Ioliti,
TundeT vote for strong is s,g gos for RGs
Strong and prolonged cheers and APPLAUSE
GENERAL MCooK's SPEECH.
General Arson G. McCook the next
sneaker and was presented TO the audience az
DISTINGUISHED member OF a fighting family
! General McCook was received with cheers. and
said in part:
This city OF ours first this hemisphere. fourth
or fifth in population and wealth in the habtable
position the world OF finance and commerce that
London does to-day II you people Of New-fork can
and buccaneers who have fastened their hands upon
II PplSS e eronoston that city is mis-
governed That Is known Of all men. simply want
10 ie'S Tbe other day when the eloquent gentleman
who presented the Tammany nomination 10 MI
GTSn %s s G@ of re ne nacc tSs nomna natl at
your feet and ask you to accept r. thai was ti'c
/ dryoi.I adaerent Of a possible boss. and adopting
that ianguIgc. at all events for IN" occasion say
t.ln Absolutely at the OF these gentlemen, and
that they have ruled it precisely "a though were
a conquered province Il prlze drawn IN a lottery.
/ (Auplausc) Now. my felow-citzcns. every man
/ Wi5 has been AZ all familiar with municipal afars
/ has mad pretty dlstinc, IDEA 81 me infamous d
frauds AGAINST the suffrage lat have been pefIe-
rated IN his city through the agency Of Tammhny
systematic. carefully conceived In the inner
circles Of Tammany, and executed by the subofai-
/ mates and heeiers who do the bidding OF NE
! m@ntral authority. knowing this as you DO.
/ however doubt very much whether the people
/ of his CITY were prepared for the revelations mat
/ bavs lately been made through the agency OF the
| Icxow Committee. Appnuse) Never IN the ms
/ .i,ri "a
ion been made Il has been made there from DAY 10
dav before committee OF the legislature or TINS
! Ststn In all well-rcgulated communities. II IN
derstand properly, the polio" force i the cinpo1l
! mcnt-the lncaina;ion. in one sense Of the "9rd-Hi