New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

u,o ,,,, ,,,avs nm to this time been a Democrat
concerning conversation which ne lfP1, '' reear,
~ tho Huntington bill have now ths opp,, nv, or
TO say and ! dc say. that neiIne, W To,@ FOR The
nt,n ", b And | say Furthermore ana II
is no: necessary for me 10 say H. ~ ~ indcdn,elv
knoW M, usi for any attack that was ever
made upon Richard Croker in the newspapers u
'7 have known Richard Croker than c iTty
years Fe Vas w0rKhy vas -, sticking type on The
Network tribune never knew dishono crane
act that man c9mmt'sn e in him to the present
time It Is to-day with grea. prize ina, Great
applause) And Sheehan. Richard Croker ana nrep
member OF the Executive Committee OF Iamih i,
b aar uIe in ny favor Of the Tammany ticket M
Fellow Democrats. Mr. Croker mas "a, IN his
bnroc,er ~ Emeritus his advice Is sought py tne
leaders OF the party IL Is MS ou'' Il"
Democrat to give It, $500
NJ cummings denounced Mr. Low as the repre-
sentative Of the select few General Tracy as Patts
man. and Henry George as dreaming 'heo''''
Then he whooped things up for evsr r,ws "Rob
the Tammany iicket, toe NM and Tom Dunn
and al the rest were ana are" pie; IN "t'hat.
tenoo-a Georgia" wherever that may De-
An THEN THE "sILvER-TONGuED"
Tho "si,ver.to1eued" Thomas +. Grady was next
;,,roduced and he really got the warmest reception
- tho evening lie poured out the Walls or MS
wrath upon the heads of the reformers. declared
,hot Tammanv wanted awful r-r-r-revenge ior
"the bunco game" that played on the voters
three wears ago and said that II WAS iHipossiplr
maj any other than Nan Wyck should pe the III -
Mayor of Greater New,York Tammany had 10, 10
hnat three candidates. but il was ready lot the
work Here the faithful expressed their entnusl :
asm for the grand and noble cause IN shouts or
pure delight. There never such a discreulta PIE
and discredited administration az strong = ne
srid ASK Commissioner O Brien what he tnnks
OF commissioners Monks and EinStein; ask MONKS
and Iinstein what they think OF q Brlen. ASK
commissioners Mess and Andrews what thev tnink
OF commissioner Parker. but don't invite the vio
what he thinks of them" said the "silver-tongued
4 moor Tammanv man could not put on a clean
shirt he said without having some reiorner SOP
him in the street and ask him where he got IT, MI;
GRADY ended with final blast AZ Warlng ana
Coils and all reformers and reform N genera
Justice GodfoGlc was the last speaker ana
hardly any body heard him in the rush TO get out
OUTSIDE. Oh the three stands. victor D. DOW ihS'
Judge John II Mccarthy and Augustus 7. Doch-
Yr,v we're presiding over the multtudes ard feed
ing out to them various persprlng. nut f,lthiul.
orators who talked regardless OF time ana space
and tobacco and bands end ieers ana cheers
Among these purveyors Of political pahulum We're
,'onrr ,ssman SulZer. Barlow : Weeks. John W.
eller otto kompner. J. j. Russell Georg" klal.
Ass.mblvman Oliver sam Hoffman and W. A.
scott Mr. Scott said that Tammany would make
Moo York amt a mile from he'll. ana ne "'S"
thought that Plat and reform went as wen o.
,,f nor as A iackass and rabbit.
Altcg.thor II was q warm perspirlng. turRlu tul
perfunctory time but it bad to he because inc
sachcms had 50 ordered and planned.