The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
NEV YORK CAMPAIGN.
ROusing Political Meetings Held
by Various Factions.
RICHARD CROKER Is KISSED.
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago and Exam.
bassador Eustis speaks Yor YES
wyek-FAthsF Daosy Makes
Talk For Henry George.

Talk For Henry George.
New York. Oct. 2s.-Rlchard Croker
was roundly hissed In Tammany nall
Thursday night at the frat large meet,
Ing Of the campaign where the Tam.
many manager has made his appear
ance. Il was AZ the big meeting al.
tended by Mayor Harrison Of Chicago
and 800 Cook county Democratic lead
ers. Crokel's plan was TO bring them
here. 80 he was chairman Of the com
mitiee that welcomed them and he sa,
on the platform smiling on his guests
when the meeting opened.
The meeting was highly enthusias.
tic. Mayor Harrison was on the plat.
form and the Chicago delegation ecu.
pied front seats In ne body Of the hall
Owing 10 the reapted interruptions a.
the Tammny gatherings. care was TAX
en- 10 ke,p Henry George shouters out
Of the hall. Former Ambassador
James p. Eusiis was cheorod when b.
arose 20 spe1k. and during the delivery
Of his speech be was literally applaud
ed
Tho Chicago men were warmly
greeted by The crowds In the galleries
There was renewed cheering wher
Mayor Harrison appeared on the plat
form accompanied by Richard Croker
One Of the most remarkable things
that has ever occurred at a Tammlny
meeting took place just then Somt
one called for three cheers for Richarl
Croker. The response was a storm Of
I misses that swept over the hall. MOI
a cheer was given and the man VIII
called Tor them thought ne would trJ
again. In a loud voice he again cailel
for three cheers for Richard Croker.
There was a feeble response this TIM
but the cheers were drowned BY hisses
Croker heard the expressions Of disap-
proyal for himself and retired TO sea-
far back on the stage
Henry George Is supplying the
greater part Of the ginger that Is being
consumed IN the municipal campaign.
His allegations touching the integrity
Of the recognized chiefs Of both the
leading parties are exciting vide In
teres,. though they are met by those
most directly concerned with a show
ing o. Indifference. The most specific
q Mr. Georges allegations are that
Roger A. Pryor paid Richard Croker
SIS. 900 for the iudgeship he now holds:
that 1000 was paid FOR a seat upon
the ben'h for Judge lngraham. and
that other judicial Offices were made
the object OF barter by the so-called
polklca bosses. Judge Pryor has
mat categorical denial that he paid
oriufused n be paid. directly or lndi
I rcolly. any gum whatever FOR the nom
I nation. and a like denial has been
made BY others Of the judges involved
/ In Georges allegations n George ID
doing a great deal Of talking. 80 are
Tracey and Low. though the latter ar
less sensational In their utterancef
The only exception 70 the rule OF volu.
hility IN the mayoralty candidates Il
Van Wick. whose star speach. delivered
last night before the Independence hall
Democracy. was limited TO thirty
words Of commonplace acknowledgment
Of a hearty greeting
Cooper union was filled 20 the door
with a mass q men and some fe-
women Thursday night, who gatherel
10 hear Father Thomas ]. Duccy a 81
leo's Catholic church speak on Great
or New York and bosses" Hundreds q
people were turned away. When Faihe
Ducey came forward there were enthu
slastic cheers for o full minute, durlnl
which some Of the men stood on thief
feet and waved their hats. oheerinl
again and again. Just a. the audlenc
finished applaudlng the clergyman
someone called for cheers for Henri
George, and this time more than Ia
the audience stood on their feet an
shouted even louder than they had 70
Father Ducey.
Seth Low spoke twice on Staten Il
land Thursday night TO immense meet
lngs. He promised good schools an
clean streets. The visit Of Mayor Car
ter Harrison and Cook county D,mo
Gratis was referred 10 by Mr.. low. VII
pictured New York al the feet of Chl
cago. and wanted 10 know what ha
become Of the home rule cry raised b
Tammany not long ago. Mr. Low wa
repeatedly cheorcd.
Mr.. low and Charles s. Falrchll
also addressed 5000 people al Ilo