The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-25
WELLS FOR HENRY GEORGE
INTERRUPT TAMMANr ORATORS IN
THE WINDSOR

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on tho c,st sIdo Lnoyvs oyosr n1sn'' hNoIsoous
oh 'no ous SLUG KNOWS everybody else, and tho
meeting promised TO be a nice. cosey family party,
tho hrs;noss M ava iii ,.S'N ni', I"
80, a. n'e Wv y friends hed oeon
doors were thrown omen ,o tho crowd
NJ ANAL hove ord ponorv u,...us ~.
VI '"l"h uu's anu no"cry wanderers that
mad on the sidewalk. and they
turned the meeting into a andemonium at
intervals. The change from the wet and cold Of
the streets to the warmth inside exhilaratcd the
wanderers, and they set themselves to r%iyalline
,h..mou L..a,, hs.t,- a.. II. I'
NV eh'"ii W ~ having III WIN Che SPEAKERS
1t was supposed TO be a Tammany ratification
Will
n.ao u a II wv playing OUTSIDE inc BOYS
and wanderers in the galleries amused them.
selves nv cheering for Henry George and .Iudge
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sang the retrains OF the popular airs PLAYED.
Every once in n while somc one IN mo O, ller,ss
- 10Y once ~ mn,,e spno one u inc ssi'eFies
wycki' but the expected response did not come
until the inuuiry was made regarding .Judpo
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Mccarthy and then u hundred or SO OF men
jumped TO their feet and shouted:
"Uc's all right"
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u tne Sh'ar' oneS "Skcu'
Whats the matter with me :"
,Oh. you're n hmm - was the ronlv and than
- 10 u uun, ""s sn' ,'p,s, anu 'n1n
thore came a demand iroma lou oil "rch'hs IN
various parts Of the house that several men on
""Whets tnn n,adiep VIII R R n ~ hrought
tho crn u . tonS.ir feet WHY , p roar onn H "
II ~, irtn,y,l ~ bn,,Ijnr ,,5 sbnntInr tha
bows upstnirs diverted Themselves by psltinn
the folks in tho parGuot with tho pictures OF
candidates which covered tho railing of tho
and pcanut shells we're utilized
A few minutes after g O'Clock Joseph Kopetzky
called tho meeting TO order and Introduced
Ferdinand Levy as Chairman. He said tho
meeting was for the purpuse of protesting
against Puriianism and fanaticism and the in.
famous l;aincs law. lie hoped everybody pres.
ent would vote for personal liberty.
presidenIs, Nearly ali the names were Jewish.
and after fifteen or twenty had been rend. a
uiipinq voice injured A theT ali irish - =
Cha jrman Ievy told tho crowd that some NJ
the Vire.presidents came from the county
Cavan and called On another secretary tn read
n Iattnr from Jnstica Van WEI
"Oh' he cant read" cried n voice and then
his his statrment that even Tho banS coui5nC'tt bbe o
heard.
Thu letter wns n slice ont OF the Van Wvck
,o,,au 80 90 ran 1" '"No o"' "a wynn
Jn5Sn McCnrthy then nroceeded IN tall tho
nndience tbof be was n niascnt and that who.
ever he worked for was about sure Of election.
"Why should Won vote for Henry q eorge =" ha
I'm wisely innmiyedl and be was eviSentIv rs.
tonishod at he tumuItuous applause the name
cyokcd lilo started in To abuse Henry Georpe
but had to stop because every time the single
Wild viii n,. ah, "Iin neh''on'u mo sAiiefi'S went
Isaar Erornn,, tho nnmocratic candidate for