New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
COL. WI. BROWN DISGUSTED
Confined from first pnGco

hotel fronting on Broadway and Twenty-tnrd-
ST. y.ichard Croker. ex-Mayor Hush '' "i""''
! Senator John +. Ahearn. Congressman "eo'e
y. Mcclellan, James J. Martin. John 4 |a'io''
| and several other wc-known Iamma"y nv"
were at the headquarters TO congratulate "uueo
Van WICK on what they called Inc ausP'o'o"'
outlook" They all told the candidate that nc
had "a dead sure thing" and that deiea' ""'
impossible Ex-Supervisor William d. n h."",
Willis Holly. Alfred J. Johnson and DomlnicK
| O'Farrell are to labor at the Barthoidi io' "a"
WICK. They all rendered conspicuous se'''oe
Tor cx-Navor Grant in the campaigns when nc
| was candidate Tor MaAOi' '""N
| and ~ ice unsuccessful.
Cx-Mayor Grant himself. Il was more or 'oSS
/ officially given out yesterday is to direct Juusc
/ Van Wyck's campaign personally. ana VIII give
! his fine and services to the head or the '"'''
many ticket at the headquarters. from now u''''
Election Day.
There was q little formal ceremony ~ '"e
/ opening Of the Van Wyck headquarters ia'e yes
terday afternoon at which Mr.. Grant MAGE Il
remarkable talk. He said:
The circumstances Of this eampaiSn nay nav Demo
re here. 1t seems to me that every i''' ma ni,v
crat should feel called. as 40 10 ~ -. H. . Demo
from the hands Of Republicans ne nr - bv
cratic CITY and Il can only oe made icpyHSh 49,, ~
such decepton IS IS now being attempted ny o,.5
oppsnsns Ever GanlidSe s ryynS Shc:Un Some
of Them can themselves Democr%lc nt ~,
II nd do b 5hSe l." PoSfs 70 tbs am dct %
assist in their overt lnst IS "apsign from
he shoulders OF Judge Van Wyck de a. adroi;
Renublitans We ali remember how PhlIade ppm,
was made Republican. The same pr"etS and il Is
on here II is my duty As Dem9cra Zen n''u 10 the
the duty OF every Democrat 70 p1t NO. 70 get
secret cndcavoy OF our old po,ic"i chienn bv fr
onen work. We must strip the c'P oar rU min Re.
They have p0sed a. lie stench in the nosrIls ~
our people. and this IL not figure OF sPeGSc s;c he
haye o 04 np6 go u e Philadelphia kind o. Re-
publican Reform conc 10 n ns 'S on; Of he minds
y" e mus" pSo p That Repnbcansn discussed r rs
TT d1r ncrchsnts We must keep before them ne
need OF decen, manasemcnt O. 20 nut those affairs
into the Ina nds OF Democrats-ieve" ,hIr"s con.
content 10 do with Gaze the pracuca topia
nec'c cream M, ,herefcre let be deceived ~
the seekers after IT, who are oHy oS Snvs had ox-
ocrence With "rcfoimors who have talked a tS
nes. methods We have found that they ola nSt
know what business methods We're wncr II II
were not for tried and true Democrats VINO T rty
retained n Office by them Gef9HSF Of their All
ifv 10 do what they had loudly prociai'hcu Wv
to be done tho condition Of Nc"'iorK "'"'' ~
far worse than II * now. 49,. ,.l
We have only 10 look about ps % see how r, naa
TO recall the fac, that the rcformers have nev~r
been able 10 get into their minds ne cr ,NIHc
/ that should properly dictate municipal oXpeno. .
lures They can point alone to the inpr oeet
is tho result or improvements IN stree p pay ~
ne EEL d ot'h b ncre9se means Ct his command by
| colonel Warng. who. K am permitted 10 maxi max.
t@mpt for the ASSOCIATES he has in the reform
administration. am SICK Of wnst mas gone hon Tn
| 70 help in dong the work Of the oampaign' when
| will assuredy close win the c''"o" u '"'e
Dr. OSuLLINAN OUT.
| DR. w ! osullivan yesterday resigned from
| tho Tammany Hall General Committee Of the
! Vth Assembly District, in "A letter TO Senator
/ 3 z. Martin. tho district leader. Or. OSulli-
/ van is n LAWYER as we'll n physician. and
he was recently the counsel Of the Central Labor
I Union IN its attempt 10 indict the Ne"-h OK
/ Tax Commissioners on the ground that corpora
tons were not assessed az high as they should
ho Di O'Sullivan is going into the canvass
/ for Henry George with all his might and main.
In his letter ot resignation he wrote:
regard Tammany Hall =. having SURRENDERED
sl claims 20 true Democracy by the action OF It.
Exeeutyc cGniise tn PsGn sd ,he ~ g I0n an wS g
! has ever shown himself nimica u 10 Democratic In
regard I IN ln as R c 1s bar
Democratic organization IN mat u "a, aSsoiHrc c
violation Of all nrecedents Tsmmeny maIi; ey IN
NcsnS I s Ier prii % ncocfac nsiitu,ons and
| nv placing such powers ~ the control or man
y
rressors II has offered gratultos insult to those
/ who hold sacred the teachings Of JEFFERSON. .,
! regard II a. a strange spectacle that a man NE
Mr. Croker. who ned from this country 20 "Vaid n"
| indrration Of an aroused municipality. ana VINO
hns 'sirco nlayed tho role of 'unkoy 10 pampercd
! psiricians who tolerated him Tor his lavish eH;
n.olIturn IL qucstionahv garncrcd wealth. should
farn insist on forcing arbitrarily the ilcket of ms
! own making on the $500 voters who. d"spii"
cor, onnosifion inepircd b" corrupt met hods regis
,orod thoIr votes for m" Democratic Presidential
The whole OF MIR Cookers public record i IN"
that clearly indicates him - be a renegade -
every principle that should guid" American man
| hood In exercising tho rights Of suffrage; MI
| ,'roEer'e name stands as tho fynoHym o. al! iha'
| &c inslnccre and corrupt w politics. ne u inc
| recornizei agent Of certain corporal" interests
! whose creed IS saiiaied ~ the general expense
! and v,h3ee existence Is menace 20 the integrity
~ orr legislative bodies both municipal and state
! eiucorolv feel that hs sphere OF usefulness
sr,nld n. resirlc~d 10 those relating % his race
I horses ana hope that he viii soon re among hem.
v,hnrn he can bask his inherently Ia hey .oul IN tho
sn,i IS o. nane princenss. who's" r"cog1it IS oN
! chnngei for such proceeds Of political corruption
! as ho may still retain.