The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26
GETTING AT THE people,


Cart.Tain Oratefy, Fsrsuorks. Music. nAd
PopuI, " EutlusiasSst In All Sections Of
the CITY Vast men Alive
70 the Rsnl Isspeu sf the Campaign,
The tom was full o: cart-tail oratory last
kIGht. On tho east and west sides and from
Hariem to the Battery. ReSstblieans were out
In full force with froworksL. band wagons. and
speakers, whoopin g II up for Theodore 1Eoose-
Welt and the other Lepublicl IN candidates. The
Republlcans Of the Eighth. CONGRESS- district
started out in y cart from Ire Breyoort House.
Al Fifth tFenuo and Nightk, street. and wound
up At Fourteenth street anal University place
With q burst o, fireworks AID speeches. Bion
L. Burroughs. one Of the ,SpclkSrS said:
THE Democratic party comes before the
people with a platform in which no delnite
issue ia ontlined. You can't md out how they
stand onA single issue. Thei.ncannpalgn mostly
~eonaIsts 81 talk about canals. It's q rather new
role for the Democratic party 10 assume for IL
10 poso a. n great Investigator. Ihey are moro
used to being investigates. ILaat1ne Richard
Croker At the head OF 4 Lexow Oommittee In
vostigatihK the canals ! Mr.. Crokeris more ac-
customed to covering up scandals than inves-
tieatlng them. No thorough Investigation will
aver be lone By q party which 10 led by q man
whose private platform 10 Pant money In
thy purse
"The Republican platform Is strong on every
point. The Republicans don't dodge the canal
question any more than they do the money
question The Saratoga platform declares that
the canal, frauds will be investigated and the
persons to blame for them punished whether
Democrats or Republicans. Ifthere b any one
who doesn't think this will be done, why. all
I've got to say Ii that he doesn't know the,
character Of the Republican candldateior Gov
ornor."
DR.. Henry. who Il running for Assembly.
said:
Were asked to talk on State issues. one Of
them being the force bill. The force bill was
made by Republicans because that party stands
for an honest ballot. Every man Of you who
votes on election day has individual interests
at stake. This country gives its citizens the
greatest weapon in the world. namely. the bal
citizen Th L % on ASSURE MsI hI hoT sSSt When he PSsS he SSsts ef Sis
As $Ss s s9 ~: ] i rs y s% a." $ Is 3 S Z: ssRsSs S fsSsS r. n Ro |.
liz isies .S o hiS VOTE ss,G and iet i b an Honest ons.'
TIL seyenth diStriet Republicans who are
wagon and 4 band at Washington and Morris
stroets. Despite, the fact that the district Is
Of enthuRlasm. 1tallans. Irishmen. Turks. ar
syriane. composed the audience. A, H. Steele.
S SSi es 81 s9s fR e Goi. ha0 81 : sE' a and fP sSs war w" 1Sie
We've Just finished our late unpleessntness
just q little exercise: getting Us In shape, per;
haps. for the next scrap. But the hero OF It all
freddy ROOSEVELT" cried q man in the
Thy anSYEs sFs y e Sa 81 Ih p1 man vi; "hd i taH tS s1f fsasi
W T1SsES R}n sa Of 'S q fea at,i: he e'k Is. nv Why fSIH so nae' 81
them think he's 20 goGd that tthhse they p6STssa to
mind you-to help him capture Albany as he
did San Juan. ana III bet every man here won't
MID Us t e fift14 SFo @lP s9 siFss sit ss5 Eleventh ave,
.ESsIa sR l sos. a'f 81, sai IL SDSat S5ss: sst e sr en-
applause when he said:
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it's the peopie'e ,duty, 70 back them mp IN show
t Sss but. but T a iS1 SS 4 SsSS.I hSS shown shasS s''
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spsat ne ~ sSsasG ns ssH tor ee sat6 ssSRRSf 'R %srf s.
Of town shsrC were three enthusiastiS
and "a PssEI ssFSsS psSr Park rev: The third
IRissi q fAss ne sro Nd from {eS che CHEERING 1ESaH Roae eS sRSut f
e 'A so:sn iss .D 'sSs' 1qaa a e hi ioF shs wa Rsa
sembly IN that district. began SpeakinG. the
CTOW0 AVN W OIuuuAnB NV vi. CuOoEb anu re- /
By. Mckinley, and We Intend to Keen It up" he
s SssSr.d E sssi Ses w %Ss do DOL yf aoSss sRS sT T." mend saa
toned they stood mp and waved their hats
AZ ,09pSrs:s Han S@p Avenue. Q nsaE. Ninth
f asT a2a S Ssst1S Wss S Re ars S's spsstS aaG sSdk R ap
every ,tasue Of the campaign and met it
nT6S. psmoGsstg giant 70 stick to State
ESS 1iSg f fSrT wan % SSS 1 aRK di ssasS a 5SsGs sfp i.,S Ssn
s SSdGo sTSS i've; We are sieGtinE tthirty:
HTRSs s9sslt i sBoSs I sT Ts EHtRIn aS,d r. the sn ssrtRe RE- 6,
s5iiIyer, DolISf sRith.. Dry Dollar Sullivan. and
Il seSas toSS q sSsn. sSa Hn Hno Wv you aR viii
trftees tSSSCs we're bomSa and ad6 brS saS b aG9S1 socf Sss.
ana red nre H.plopty e the accompaniment Of
iEnssSS,t ii 6o NJ ssEGSly s fSIlip B fff oWe iS m ISss;
yiEoFcps campaiHn Tor reflection In the
counts SpSs. ipF Hp %S otrl hs TIl 81 back e Con:
Grove e goo psrsons Gethsred around stand
aSi lSsss: sAf ks U1Ssq psSDi e OssSSSSrssss P sRsIE sRIlS Ssa5
sallonE; and thsr? mere 2 few 6AbyS carriages on
rs aTS Ss'i 3 Whip ' sSS sl TsS band and Olta EsS
eos SSsrs. SSSc SYGSS11E Vas Shi ieESOd fSG dh e Z M1G
wh2 served under Farragut Ct New Orleans.
nn4 Ipe GROVE gave him q hearty greeting. He
cuban reSolpttonR passed Con9resB he walked
over 70 the NAVY DePaEtnent and offered his
BBsrT nssas II e 4EiS Sa ssSssHn IL T Mas oS sssy SSi sIit
louder: he spoke largely on national Issues.
the Thirty-thi1, Assembly district, on Flrst
avenue, near Hath street. there was such a
propd that an overflow meeting had to be held
y street. The crowd was oomposedjaraeiy
oflAbofere and they shouted In approval when
speaker told them that the Republican party
pa done more than any other to aid the work.
"a Marc MouBtaKi.. the interpreter OF
Italian.
District Leader John @, Graham made a
short speech from q cart at Eighty-eiRhth
street and Avenue A. He said that he had
hSGn Q tRe2ri94 man and laid bricks for a
M~orfInsSnAn IN TIE aities. when Democracy