The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18
eFRNANSANDR~ REPUBLICANS
-sr CITIZENS DoTT WEAR zHH
1H RIDDER COLLAR.

b Hold n Big Roosevelt Meeting on
ton 4 and Mock the Oracle 81 Tryon
o--Tbey DO Not Believe That Ma
80 ouestions Are Out OF This Campaign
cormon Republican Central Committee
~ ia campaign last night ut Terrace
openoS In Fifty eighth street. with q business
oalu Wnr az which plans were made for Wig
",ork from now on. While the commit
orouo" moi merely to talk overthe canvass,
pe H.opIdnt help growing enthusiastic whom
mu .ocntion was made OF the Republican
eve ra,,o for Governor. who seems to APP
CAM % the German-Americans Of New
pL. IN n way no New York man has
nonv wears. Col. Roosevelt is the
Ma ~ man the ~Btout-hearted Americans Of
H.s,onic descent like to see in public office.
,tII ,ha talk last night was over Herr Ridder
han tiorr Ottendorfer. Some of the German
a nDaors are only amused by the gymnastics OF
y. c,oois. Zeilung, which in the darkness Of
~ in Tryon row has visions about con
.u,sino the German vote" But Herr Oswald
otardorfer's discovery that Theodore Roose-
w IA A coward is taken more seriously.
az Theodore Roosevelt is a coward" de-
.,,,od Ferdinand Ziegler. one OF the speakers.
s,hen Herr ottendorfer is the greatest discov-
.,sr the world has ever Known"
sIe,ve poor Ottendorfer alone" spoke up
an. NJ the committeeman. Thee old man is In
Ma spcond childhood. and Herr Ridder Is his
Eoyerness''
a,rrer and Herr Ridder at the mass meeting OF
Gsrman-Americnns in Cooper Union on the
nirbt OF Nov. l. The meeting was arranged
pPa,SsveIt would not be in. New. York that
night the date was changed to Nov; L. Col.
Roosevelt, will be there. fredeIick W. HolIs.
s ~ District meetings will be held under
tdSse direction OF the Central Committee from
y RSnToiph Rubens offered last nightthe follow
,,S which was adopted by the committee:
"aThe persistent and frantic Efforts In
6 Ss.T hat II t6 Sy G Germans lS Of New York. are en-
wssse arrayed against Roosevelt and the Re-
publican State ticket IN the pending Guberna-
f%TanticaIiy seconded-if not surpassed-by
sertain German Americans of more or less
political notoriety, hereaoouts, who haoitually
ssntiment, and whose frequent changes Of
uolItical faith have accustomed US to behold
them posing. at one time as Teformers; next e
fine 10 their true faith. Tammany Hall-call
tor emphatic and unmistakable. declaration. on
The part Of the German Republicans OF New
i""fhe Democratic party Of New York. fearing
b meet the true issues Of the campaign. is try.
ing TO deceive Ine pubic luUO LUb Dtllcl tuug
national questions are in no manner involved
therein. It's late State. Convention lodged. by
absolute silence on the subject, the great
t s6n al Of SOUND money and currency re-
country. by the voice Of every Democratic con-
vention and upon every Democratic platform.
the financial heresy, or rather dishonesty, laid
down in the Chicago platform. though over
Theimi1gIy defeated in 1896. is being reiter-
ated with blind persistence.
""The Importance, therefore, OF electing Re-
~publicans to Congress. the champions OF sound
finance, cannot be Sveirstated. LiSewise, IN
electing a Republican Legislature. as to It will
fall the task OF choosing a successor to United
S sSaSe5 S SimtSif M on ERe Side Th Of e 1nsppTnd qhsnlSSn zee
by his vote on the Teller resolution. notwith-
standing that New York State in ,96 buried 10
THE Importance OF a friendly and support
Ing majority in Congress- to uphold the wise
and patriotic craftsmanship OF President Nc
ofAmeriean hearts and American minds. Tho
German-American citizen of this, country.
ike his native born co.patriot. rises
mifation for the glorious achievements of
An q RIei arm rs Onn sea Il and I'd issas9; ne4r fnd t faTtt
tfsiag of the nation. where once raised. shall
forever remain. the symbol of American prog
rssand civilization and the banne OF liberty.
.,"Tothis end German Americans recognize
thetactthat the results of the latest national
achievements in territorial conquest ana ex-
pansion, afording needed new markets Of i'm
measurable extent to our commercial and in
dustrial life. are observation-disclosures In the hands
Of the party OF Mckinley. under the tenure OF
which they we're accomplished. M hence they
give 10 that party and its candidates their
cheerful support: therefore.
"ReSolred, By the German Republican Central
Committee, that we enthusiastically indorse
the Republican State ticket SO flttingly nom
mated at Saratoga. and that we will follow the
lead OF its ideal head. Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
With as much cheer and devotion as followed
him up San Juan hill. to victory. To Theodore
Roosevelts character as man and citizen we
NAV safely and confidently leave the task OF
reforming evils wherever found when he shall
be- clothed with Guberuatorial powers.
!Resolred; That We Indignantly resent the
whtul and brutal assumption of a Tammany
boss when he lays hands even on the indepen-
denee and dignity of our judiciary, and that we
proudly commend to- the voters of New York
and Taft"
Speeches, were made by DR.. Gustaye scholer.
Who presided, G. Otto Baese. Carl Scheuer.
Herman Cantor, Jastr1w Alexander. Emil