New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

Henry George. 20 awaken The horc ot HhG ,r . I
| American GraccnJs that you ere. that inc. cartn
R ro, to ne GG.G a%ot STG coa Of %
and independence. ana above d,L 1, n ',s re,s
Henry Georsc YOU are S9ing 70 be ihc n'N' Mayor
James T. Garvry representing III" icop!e'
Iarty made . hr"' speech. declaring W"
nominated Horny George bccause Pc rcpr '',,as
/ more highly than any other man the Ir'hcllles
which we have been lighting for 80 long Nom
! will rejoice more than We 10 see him ia" h'N'
! Mayor Of thc city .,,
! Tax club had hearing lorc enough TO say NAT
| his organization had indorscG MI Gr"rsc Ior
/ Mayor, and 10 Mr.. George he said. 1nur &c
! clared principles are those from when inc SCI
{ enCe of government will he developed. jie
( ended with the declaration. "fy George We arc
! going to VIM
Mr. GEORGES ADDRESS.
/ The audience was not to he held back lonS"'
from hearing Henry George. 1t rose to It's ieet
as one man and shouted waving hats anu
haLdkerchiefs. while Mr. George rose walked
toward the front of the platform and stood "ar'
Ing until the tunlult subsidcd When his voice
could be heard he said:
Fellow Democrats, mon who voted last year d ior
nomina ton. CHEERS and cries of You VII ne
elected y From nov until the election Closes Sn
and after election. too. ! am Democrat g heer 3
divide into the oy SS same
that oppose uneqgvocay and unaerap my r rais
son That Would vote for the abolition OF tho
tariff for The am SGIC oh We 20 see here
in Now-Yor applause am Democra5 IN nr Inc
Jcffersonian sense because believe n me LEI
ferson For that reason my line in eyeryhnns upon
which citizen can vote Tssd a IN the last GEN
eral election 1t was because the cnicaEo rbng or
ny hing renresentcd 10 me- the coming TO the
front Of the great common pe9Pc u oi sorrer than
ever Rad been before when It was defsatedc nd
feated. si hops i TO rise saIn nrewnd cheorsj
REPUGNANT TO HIM
have mot sought this nomination directly or In
| d,rec,,v II has been repugnant 10 me- MY inc
Law IN different path and hope to tread i. ""'
| 7 hold with Thomas jefferson that while QUEENS
who cannot afford It should not seek ofhc" no man
can ignore the will of those with whom he stands
wogId pass from me- tha, some else would be
taken to stand in this place for Mayor OF Greater
New-York until last Sunday week; when gent .
iisnce ureinc re TO state H. under any con,in-
gency would stand as their candidate ..,.... o,
| again a few days later the representatives, OF
the United Democracy rendered 70 me with pledge
unequiyGGa nomns,ion II had apsTfe s not al
tom to make that answer so verbally returned MS
ans great dy ,o MS9 had acted and
in tn mean time II ;hey insisted on an answer =
To bs It 9sr the will Of whom OF Mr Croker
3 from the oTd En 81 Enow ma"
hef. man who has grow TiSn ,Sr,es 10
the Democratic nomination.
NOT DEMOCRATIC.
But If Democratic nomina ton ONO" 800
As Democrat. say 70. The real Democracy ~
Thomas Jefrerson-tht regular Democracy, as hold
IT TO bc-tenlers no tho nomination to-nisht.
/ OaeersD | have sought by every means TO nave
some one else come forward take this place. and
would gladly support him. It was not until 1t was
shown TO me that unless took this nominal ion
Mr. Cookers representative must lead the De-
mocracy of the Greater New-Nork mat con-
scented 10 stand.
snch Strength as is LEI, to me. such ability as
causes (CheersJ / am a Democrat-not silver
Domocrat nor a Gold Democrat. but a Democrat
sonan Democracy, to whom this great truth Is
sefeyident-that all men are crgI''1 sIsurns. mai
pracp far as have goe yer % be ,c c' rycl
m nn bower ne 10 carry cut in m my New 6ni
can represen; the men who think with me me
SS ,n"k i he success s t or failure maers
10 me- a shout Of But is something to u.s. ,,,,
friends nnd rciatiyra in FAR OF lands something
Tor hI fu h sSf E honor o vSch@r it be
cess or failure To 10 tho decd Is ia own reward
You know what think and what stand ior
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1886
Eleven yoors ago. on this platform on this .erS
night In this very place. at this very time 5000
s 30 affc" the "nited Democracy FOR ,h}
c:e Of Mayor Of XewYork1 @ade the c,e esn 1t
youc WON the race know as you , know en
Which prevailed then for Abram $. Hewitt tho
saviour OF society" G-aughter) We were poor
With vs. Put VIVA, vas The use Of complaining,
~ voice Not a bit:'D No. not a BIT. No wor(
e sf,G G" r. b. rcevsd bad done M duty hal
fought ho saa beer desrS6 is90" wt Gi
robbed or cheated but defeated; anyhow so sd
n Gre 'Sa vcrv same pr.rcpie tho very same plat
form ia here today. and here In the name OF DO
4 lttie while AZ, +, looked. to m, a, least. tina
tho defeat through the power Q: the trusts am
rns ;bc an paop ph9 hsd miccl on ennlne
an VS. fefs Of ssY na a f9r T NH con IN
ry 80 loved by hGTetn for The The fr,TTS
p, ri last and tina, wsre fast "ersins into Al
I. aris,ocracy and despotisrr. J.. ....
or great cause 10 ss sGS as JGrs0n 1c s,Sg
!. vii be elected. believe, have always believed
that these soc9lled Democrats fooled ,, VIZ Yrart t
iayoed $500 ih,; would css aside IKE ,, ch'i
"a, ne common people the honest Democracy. VIII
beevc that all men are created equal lay y. IN
!; not merely tie country. bat IN" whole world
n Cchccrs) ...... .. ,.o than
stand S for 'Sa, principle 80 Ffcacr sery!ce can
i man render In his day ana
+ n law at rs feet whatever he has would no
: refuse IL died for It. What counts few years
. What can a man do nobler than doing something 10
y his country for his Nation. for his age? nhceis
: Gentlemen. fcilow-Democrats. ] accepi ,he i nor
. ,naion without WAGERING or turning. whether tnoS
y, who stand with me he few or he many; from hcnce
a forth | am Your candidate Cor III" MAJORITY
4 Greater Nor-York loud and proongca cheers
}, Amid the tumultuors applause that marhe
~ the close 81 Mr.. Georges srccch. loud cries wcr
. heard for a speech from Mrs Lease btt IN
D., chairman smiled crimly dropped his gave
= SHARPLY UNION III" table and declared tho meet
Ing adjourn a
y 4 CROWD OUTSIDE TIE HALL"
srraKrRs urRRiEI>Ly DRrMMED ~ TO 40
Drrss IT -- CHEERS FOE POINTS
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-, .ro~i outside Of cooper Union ,asi rial