The sun., 1897-10-27
when he walks that city round,
Round. round. round.
when he walks that city round,
Those voters he can bully can't be found.

eff do not receive enough votes TO elect me-"
back to my work to labor for the good OF tho
people as have in the past. II am right and
term w cheersi do % not believe tina that t. any NY man nan
should seek office, but when one is called upon
S @ the Bn be seo6 ons
inCalifornia, and wanted to go to the State Leg
islature worse than ever wanted any other office
mated, when q gang came to me and said could
have the nomination II paid 5000, for It, A
'Hia ns eeaten. was bitterly disappointed
1writhcd like cut snake. Never, never will
Then Mr. George told how he was named for
was asked II would not run for the Mayoralty
the Democratic Convention had met and acted.
was in hopes that a man would be named who
The Convention met sa' It's noinee was Van
Myc6 aughterl placed before the people
to run. they said. bowed to their decision.
cess OF tho Democracy of Thomas Jefferson On
that hope come before you. Now the decision
"If You elect me will fill tho office-l and
not not another !Cheersl have I made n no pledges,
nan aas That that f's am shins is the
an o am Ssss
Croker and Crokersm. That q man dis
mands. no. respect among right-minded
men.should come back here and u great party
he IS enonsS To disgrace
.".Mr. Croker has broken silence at last, He
objects to what i have said about his taking
$2o,ooo-s35 700. in the same way in which
ago was o oo have What been stss i.
these two men. Croker and Plat. one
posing as Democrat and one as Republican.
and robbed It Of is SUBSTANCE viii You endure
this Here IS chance to break It down. Whether
the I ime M Tor Nj croker's health to fail him."
g. VIII DO my best to put him and his pals In
Nst Ns5 .siS Tsl l 'Hs as54ss "esA un. he j. found
guilty shall he walk he plank. but do not be-
Wso Of him Ssn escape of wont
AZ srlzcrs Harlem River Par< Mr.. George
spoke ~ much the same strain, and his reception
was as in!l OF enthusiasm as 1t haa been at the
Besides holding the two big, George meet
ings at the1cc Palace and Sulzer spark. the fol.
lowers OF the Jcneraonian Democracy invaded
: and in halls the spellbinders expoundod Mr..
S,sss orseS f999'r'nSs and aseai!ed TammaHn,y
district. IN Harlem. there was particular
activity. Indoor meetings were held at 1i2d
street nni BTanhnrst nyenIe and at l33d street
truck meetings attracted large crowds. Mr..
GenrSr friends are making particular effort
IN Harlem, and If the reports received at the
various A seinbl district headquarters are cor,
rect iainmany and Low are suffering from their
activity. " $500
Tho majority of the truck spelbindcrs were as
signed to duty on the east side. Thirty trucks
en:n supplied WITH three or four speakers, made
matters llYc.y along and east OF Third avenue
from Houston street to Eighty-siXth street
Indoor meetings were held at Independence
halI, Third aycnuc ana Twcnty.scvcnth street
SGhellcrs h!l! H37 East Thirteenth street and
klW"rs hall. Sixteenth street and Avenue h.
INC 0pen'air meetings were mainly in the eH
treinc east side. particularly in the German dis
tricts, where German and English speakers ut
traCtcd large crowds
Ins George "ampalgncrs arc after Tammany
On iht question OF clean streets. Among the
spI!pIhotTs Last night were between tittec anC
!wch phySicIrns, who presented facts to prove
the EsI"ri IMPROVEMENT Of health in the tcne
nIehi tlstflcis ma ic possible by better sanitary
CONDITIONS and clean streets. Throughout thI
tenement sirict the text of Tho truck orator,
mcnts. 'N $3.50 ~ ''
On the west side an indoor meeting was hele
ntnTtxStal IL ~ Boz West Ihirtyhnh street.
nuWHcr or outdoor meetings were successful
m Nih'h avenue, near Forty-thrd street, {
tahIhihS. iFhck hnl II George truck stopped oI
opposite sides OF the street.
inc george orators challenged the Tamman,
tncn 10 uebhtn on tho question OF Croker
honesty, but. after n lot OF wrangline tha
nmusel The crowd, the Tammany truck lroyI
IImI4uEh forlS'third street and Disappeared a
rhsntn alchnt' ne crowd stuck by the Gcorg
pensc. " ~ i"i"''""S Ca
The George cNmpaisners viii invade Pa
niGhsoh D'llWick tonight. Henry Georr
Wiil SPEAK IN the Court House In Long Islam
ScSsii,I.t at thu nsSembly liooms in Astoria and i
, 7Snliefs hSiI' Atlantic Nenuo and Vcrmon