New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-04

journal rendered in bringing his great predecessor
ninisrative offices. TO justice; how 1t made II I'M
possible for ono OF them TO cscape, mrn ne
isles of the sea o that when his great eHemplar
had absconded and thought himself safe !, was Vas
'Tiarper's weekly that will be ready to do The
same service for his successor II occas'o" r'-
quires. prolonged appausc)
A MORE SERIOUS WORD.
An, but ladies and gentlemen. there is more
serious word to be said about that cail upon
you TO notice the low and base motive ana
spirit which actuated that attack, ana now IL WIS
really Blow below the belt which even his oduca-
ton in the prize ring ought to have taught hlm 70
which he treated. lie sought TO reach me heaa
same spirit that has actuated this Tammany gov
in ali the past And (which DO not believe
II Croker and his associates by ana ny 10 nave
Won NAV Judge what measure of injustice will he
neted out and how the Old system that prevailed
When our they were used for The punishment and
defamation Of the innocent and the screening %, 'he
guilty who had pull upon a leader or the noss' -
Wei then there is another thing another de.
fusion Of his S beat wsGS he ' GaH dare to
give the real until few days ago,the rear
f rs not an upright Judge" CApplause) Well now
watching Judge Daily for the last twenty-eight
fcrmance of his judicial duty ard they know him
through and through, and they KNOW lnat ne !"
and that is the very reason why they mean to re-
cleo. him II they can on Tuesday next. tAppause
and cheers)
ATTACKS THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Well then he attacks the Bar Association That
IS another OF his delusions-that we are very bad
set of men, engaged apparently in filling the pock-
els OF the rich at the expense of the poor defend
ers Of monopolies and trusts, and believe he mas
coupled my name in That connection more than
r1oropolics and | viii say that the on" trust OF
lie most odious and most offensive form inat OK
Croker himself H.aughtcr) What Is IT.! W hat s
the monopoly that he exercises lnihK ol III. Ing
Judge for Yourself 4 monopoly OF al the pohtlcai
mower Of the city TO turn against the 'i'Zc'S' zap
p1gsG then bc saws that we rarely appear for poor
men believe that he aims his chiefly a. my
brother Root and myself Mr ch hon 1dr thc ist
five years? He mus; have been in Europe. Laugh
ter) He must have been IN pntsnit on nTY ne
must nave hcen on the turf in England or nnuer-
Meath and don't care which nufn nG not KI hea
o,t a. Tho wav wouldn't he observe now faith
TuiIv 7 have fried to dspcl the gloom OF every
Len'e s cense for f poor man? 30 he does not
know what he is talking about when he makes
ssh and VIII Say TIM hing %E he oas
to remember have not orsoien ilm1hat there
chief defence was his poverty; .,, g.,
And now what other de- usions are thronging IN
his Brain Why. he marches alons with Greet ana
lofty head. imagining that al the men who have
ever followed him are sun marchHs 3sh na'
,emrfatioo as these paretics always are, that he
has NOT observed what hattahons. what great diyis-
ions ha' liz Hugs to his bosom he de-
lnson that the great Roman Catholi, Church IS on
his sle lie forgets that Judge DAILY is q favoIite
son of that church. and that when he unGerta axes
sands and tens OF thousands Great applause
lie has the insane imagination also that the irish
TON,
r he YES Where are his ears? Does ne oh
serve that by thousands they have marched OH ana
know that the ancestors OF Judge DAILY fed from
the Emerald Isle to escape oppression ,hat IIct
cans in this city. and those hereditary lovers or
iibcrtv will not him badly used (Applause)
THEIR LOVE OF JUSTICE.
Bu, Their he says: We'll. ] am sure Of the Ger
nan-Americans. Despite the Raincs law they VIII
stand bv me through thick and thin. He forgets
,ha, the first instinct away down deep in the heart
of sverv honest German is the love OF Justice ana
he,, will never see it's image defed by their means
il they can help il (App'ausel ,.,...,., ,,o. ,ro
poor men and the labornG mon VII all be on ms
cid" Now this is a question which we ar" pre-
s"ntine here tonight, in which the POOR men and
the laboring men are chiefly concerhr1 w nc rt alr
in orr Supreme Court? They are poor men, cheuy'
and poor women. and the laborng men ana me
Now they know one thing when We put II 10 tuehi
The Metropolitan Traction Company had sent It's
check Tor 10000 to M. Croker-a SUPPOSE case
Oauehterl-and Mr.. Croker succeeds next TucsdaN
in inauguratlng three Judges who VIII BE- SuDset,
Went to him and siv' him propcr
Of pure and unadulterated administration OF US
tire before those judges II poor woman VII Il,
broken eg OF "a man with broken head that has
been run over by The negligence Of one OF ihelr
conductors bring. the great corporation to tMai De-
Now. th1t IS the question that the aboring men
and the poor men nave To- bear In nina. ara th'l
- ,ia hat ia NJ ~
els and study on. Mr.. Croker lorsrts when III"
vii All siand by him lie forrets that the one
security. the only security. that The poor men ana
Joy is Il free and INDEPENDENT Judiciary; before
whom the poor men can stand WIN Qua fesu 7
where the iudg" viii be no resprctrr OF persons;
but stand by the poorest ana needless hG"iif' a.,
the might and power that can be Drought against
them (AppatseJ
So az ma, looking oyer all theie G9gs2ns
that Mr. Croker has lost ms heaI. ana 'h,r. -
n2 G Ih@ and nnSW 'r in 6sK ~ our Eng
iish and our French friends did in great crises win
a 'hg b@ g1%S OF 81 Denis supposc who after his
head was cut off picked II up himself ana walked
served ali his purposes equally well IT had upon
his shoulders You see him pe.riied with the
Note Dame. He. however Was saint daughter
and applause but Croker has not yet been canon
lied | don't thlnH he will BE- until his apotheosis
tgkos place ana death divorces him from Tammany
Hall; ard there IL nothing ! mink 10 90 win ne
for II but In sawdust IN the basket and there let
II lie.
PRESENT APPOINTING POWER.
Now there few more thoushts-shall |
call the.e fhoughts-that | wish to present TO You
before | take my seat ! was rather disturbed -
the breviy OF ali the previous speeches. The
speakers said 50 much in every compact sentence
that they got the whole story out. | want to say
a word about his present power Of appointing
Judge for that & very interesting question. ana
one which these people have got 10 take w hnnn
sooner or later and r,ctify. or their liberties VIII
indeed be gone. Applauae)
John jay and Samuel Nelson and Jane Kent rose
TO judicial Office they had To osk the consent
Of any political leader The Governor. by eXccu-
tive appointment. appointed them to hold during
good beha vor: and had q grind array Of Judges
and chapocllurs al whom the people Of the Stat"
Of New-York VIII ever be- proud Bur IN lst the
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