New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
CROKER THE ABSOLUTE.
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ported by them We shall enter tho night with
vigor and determination We shall also name
every way. By enterins the arh' viii, ovr Old.
way-a great victory for the crganiza jior.
The strain on Mr. Sheehans hearers vas re-
lieved somewhat when Big Tom Brennan be
gan to clap his hands Sheehan spoke the
name Of Mr. Croker Thu rest aroused them
selves and took up the cheering
CROKER MAKES \ TALK
At the end Of Mr. sheehanr remarks Mr.
Croker arose and made talk as Mike
Daily described IT, Crokers manner 81 speaking
and the dictatorial stye he assumed in giving MS
men their orders loft no doubt on tneh n''''s
that he proposed to name his own uck't ana
conduct the Tarmary campaign OF IN"' IN MS
own way. He said
Gentlemen: il ~ hardly worm NM ~, ~ Go
say ANYTHING IN reference o l9 he whole ground
a Do not think We ought TO stoop 50 low as to
ttonai que newsnapers We have only one line # CON
duct ,6 pursue that j. TO be true and taitMf" t, 80
satisfaction We want every man TO have conf
dence in his fellow man We are here to stan, ,,G
with confidence energy and yisor. You mus
go into this canvas With daun'i'Ss courage" on
The Newspapers hat are getting up th"se stories
"a party f are aggressive They are because j, is
oniv by their aggre.siveness that their business
fify everythns That is Part OF their business.
They want TO make the public think thal in'r pf
papers No one can blame the press for putting
energy into its business affairs They are n9"g
that extent they are right. Now. gentlemen. you
have got 70 60 into your districts and tax !" ,ng
will win easily this time. You are certain 10 VIZ
a yG'Gry 3 S 5no T}GP s Sp to
other Have confidence in each other S'anu 10
There is no trouble in this orga MIA ton that !
can see read the papers. and know w9a vo i"f ~
think that there dsa agreements.
VAN WICK IN TO STAY
see that some Of the papers are saying that The
candidate for Mayor was only nominated TO ne
withdrawn You all know that he has been put
into the fight 10 stay. and he VIII be the next
Mayor OF New-York City as surely as we are s'''l"s
mere you- old time n3aiorites and to add them
can your meetings and organize on the same pdsis
conadence There ia no doubt about the result
Whenever there is any disagreement In THIS or
M YSS T NOR myself will hesitate TO tell
you If there is any disagreement on any a vii
settle it. There has been no disagreement we
will. with aid and assistance snc Ms' Of the
Democrats ticket All that can 40 W had ,o
going back to the hard drudgery rhsi is to the
advantage Of the party. will give you an 'n ne
time l and am sure that We VIII o''rfv con-
vention on Thursday afternoon that Will c9mmenu
III ao haze hs p eeTsc tn each
go at once 10 work aggressively oon,a o, vour
osfr,cts Get your speakers out and stand to-
sether like good soldiers. will do my part 10 he'p
II" The ISSUES are with the Democrats party and
the misgovernment OF the CITY oy Inc rsEe for in
stance, the way the reformers have tefn up b bis
streets No such ,h nty The proceed
utterly regardless Of the interests OF 'nS p ~
health or the rights Of the pedestrians an" oi ''e
merchants.
Mr. Crokar's men clapped their hands ana
cheered Justify whenever he paused to take
breath At tn. end OF the boss s haraheue
CONGRESSMAN Henry Clay Suzer threw hih-
sef into a tragic attitude eulogized Croker ana
predicted an easy victory for TamnanF 'h's
wear. Every man. he said who beiieNeo IN t'e
principles Of Jefferson. Tilden and Bryan "ouio
Gland nv his colors and cast his vote TOT the
Tammany ticket
1875 THE LION OF THE OCCASION
After the meeting adjourned the district lead
ers clustered about Mr.. Croker and hastened 10
renew their allegiance He was the hon OF the
occasion. and seemed to enjoy 1t. Every man
who expects anything in the way Of ,oo II
rann1any wins rushed up 10 grasp the oid ana
NOW newest boss by the hand and express de-
uyh. that MIR Croker was once more in charge
in broad daylight
A drunken man was the cause Of Mr.. croker
showing that he Possessed renewed proprietor
shin in the East Fourteenth-st temple as OF
,,ore This inebriated person had shaken hahds
yi,h the former Car of New-York several times.
fut his enthusiasm was undated NnicneNtr
way Mr. Croker turned John Barley corn disc.
pie there again TO grest Inc t,enti, FOR
IrbiIo but he got tired at last. and taxing the
hibulous Tammanyite by the shoulder faced MN
toward the door. Then. giving MN v,so ,ous
enough. my friend-go ana take VAIN a'o"''
Mr. Croker affected ignorance YESTERDAY Of
the existence of dissatisfaction with his slate
Wben askad YESTERDAY If any changes in his
ticket we're likely "a follow the meeting 81 the
Executive Committee and the occurrences " '"e
0av Mr. Croker looked surprised
II haze no knowledge of any dissatisfaction.
ne said Nothing Of the kind has been brought
TO me-. ,.i &,
e,dents created the impression that Croker vas
10 have mis- way. ana that no lul,ne' az
tempts would be made 10 interfere Win MN
The Executive Committee adjourned nntI To-
morrow at r. m one hour before the Tam
many County Convention meets MT Croker
will be there II is expected WIN ms rs, ~
candidates and II will be adopted without
n,urnur That Grad nd keenan, would be
unon IL nobody doubted last night. keafns tof
County Clerk looked upon as douo'1ul ou'
Of nomination.
GRADY MAKES SOME FUN
"rono" Grady whose nomina,on for District
...ornav h9s been severely criticised as the
49,, ohnoyions yellow dog IN Croker's slate
roode little fun for the "ooys' at the NigWam
yesterday. .- j.. 49,
q near" he said lifting his eyebrows IN tho
-. roo,,,iar n him and looking around at the
crowd that they are talking Of loading the
,ickst down with yellow dogs don 'nihh !
$1,000 William l. Brown, thauEn 4 'nem"1r
-. ~ Tonmsnv Executive Committee. mas ny
no means Withdrawn he opposi..9,n ~ . ~ ~
- n va. Iouss lbs, evening inveighinS strong
IL against the yellowdog ticket ,r %