New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

a
.,e opening of the meeting every seat IN the
80 yas occupied and people had already be-
'uo ~ all the standing room in the rear. FLY
=, minutes later 1t impossible to fnd
.oo-a inch Of space anywhere in the hall, ana
:, nos with difficulty that the police were aDe
. vsen the main aisles clear. A feature or the
.,..,ire was the presence OF about three hun
aea deaf and dumb men They sat In pouy
-, one side OF the hall. and the speeches deiiV-
-sd IN the course OF the evening were inter-
,,reted by Dr. T. H. Currier. the principal Oh the
Iew-York Institution for the Instruction OF
che Deaf and Dumb. With the greatest earnest
Woes they followed each address. and joined IN
che demonstrations Of the audience by jumping
20 their feet from time to time and waving their
hats or hands.
THE COLONIES RECEPTION.
7, was not many minutes after o'clock when
,.,o,,l Roosevelt entered the hail. In a second
,ne audience was on its feet. shouting and cheer
enc with thunderous force. Ex-JudSe Henry T.
Rowland was the presiding officer or the ileet
,rg and in order formally to introduce Colonei
Roosevelt he endeavored to obtain nearing
Rut the crowd cried Teddy! Teddy with
consistency that was equaled only by the noise
As il was impossible for ex-Judgs HoWIahu -
stop the tumult, he motioned fo- Colonel hoose-
81, 80 come forward. Then. with one more
hearty cheer the audience subsided into silence
Colonel Roosevelts address was as follows;
This is the third meeting have ATTENDED de 5 St
Cooper Union, and, upon my Woiu, ,5 am
enthusiasm grows with the meetings. Ahd i an
cad that tonight there are with us ceI'ain "a "a
e,ose wno need 10 have an interpreter 10 say 20
Them what am saying. To them appea! eA@ ts
Vim Us in the contest for honesty and Tor me
eternal struggle for human righteousness. 49, ~
our opponents have stryen TO limit LAS contest 10
contest OF S'dte So issue and I met them
ana s3o 6rsl On more than halway on the National
issues and the issues concerning the eieIhal AVS
OF right which AK you to remSm s,pnort f not
merely as Newly Orkers. not even as Ailet lCa d
T., D-' rrhfeougness and who are against that in
fernal system of blackmail and corruption. VINO
ION which eats into the vitals Of free govern
ment. loud cheers) / ask your suppU supp. ir Hot
merely as Republicans for feel that every inug h
rendent and every honest Democrat snou4q ee WI" WIN
= when we strive 10 strike down the infamous
dictatorship which is based upon partnership Oh
politicians with protected vice.
HAPPY THAT HE HAS COME TO THE FRONT
am happy to say that during the last fortnight
our real opponent has come TO the front. am eiad
mat we no longer have to face the pale shadow
which Nj Croker has put up. daughter ana
cheersD am gad that we are race o 10 l b vn
DE chose TO attack me, ana nov. ne ht T-dd,ii
~ crook and Where did he get t|)
Nr Croker has seen fl 10 attack me lot my au
,oi~is,-qtion of The Police Department. ! broke w,
~. 5rrtnership between certain high politicians 81
T mIany Hall and protected vice ana II sINSr tr
sbo5, never so loudly. / know the Poh.e Depa l
nent vel know that NJ inner ooay OF h hie' ~ eN
a.. - ia United States than the men VINO Wa.
he h'ue uniform and il is that when prlhs9 49,
and treby the shame upon mos Wno ,Sst Deoart-
that Depsrtment-who dare To- misuse e' or shane
mont 50 as 10 make them IN any VIZ VI - H..
The GppTessors of the POOR and protectors o. '"0
aH"eal 70 You 10 stand with us because we
,,erg Tor the right in the continual Suus- r.t.t
.sar a 10 rjaht ana wrong. ask you to stand win
~ 5eoaijse no republic live under corruption
ihat sS9 S@}n MS to rid this city and STATE from
The suffering which corruption oIlIessi - bt,c
tit l. 10 prosper. one is honesty ana me G CITI
Is honesys twin orother-conTasc 81 cit.ic ne as
a. s,,t,len Nola OF battle Now, our opponents
on l"T 80 -, ,0i for support in the name Of liberty
Cancbtcr, and Vet they dare no. te. ns Whr.nt1
tbey are for or against an honest JUDICIARY OF an
Our opponents have laid the soiled hand Of the
machine dictator upon the Wnte eiiillii 49,, ~
Won Republicans Independents ana DenoCrbbts
alike To- stand up for that admfdpe Jus. Tcb;
49, so-,-ce on the bench as judge mat ne
tnows nei-h her Republican nor DeinocIal, put onis
pie o9+b Of office and his fealtN 70 the hts
~ ,Se racrle (Chcers) / appeal to al good citi-
gems without regard TO party TO hl ron reariza
Won iv'bicb have strven to strike down ludEe
because he was honest Woe dec ' the lesson that
to look for political success it is necessary 10 NE
rnorer. Woe 10 YOU If you let judge believe 'nao
be must depend not upon the KhOWi,Y1usod taith
@ ~, ia mon , the knowledge Of the political die
tator VINO holds the chance Oh pioiio''0" -
ssk Won to support us because We stand TOT
civic honesty for blemisnesse d' Won where We
stand as our opponents dare not ana
stand FOR the forces which make tor IN,
ln tie eternal war between good ana CIV"
Colonel Roosevelt was obliged TO start immedi-
s,e,v - attend other meetings which had been
arranged for him on the East Side But he was
not allowed 10 go until he had doffed his nat
several times in acknowledgment II the meet
lngs which were bestowed upon him. Nheh ne
al last took final leave Of his audience Inc
,ormali,ics which should have marked the open
ING Of the meeting We're proceeded with
FN,U.DGE ROWLAND TALKS.
Clarence w. Bowen named ex-Judge Rowland
a. chairman Of the meeting. In his address
Judge Rowland said that, while the closing
campaign had been unique was not novel IN
It's contestants. The fight was stu with the
leader o. Tan,many Hall. who sought TO be SUI
3rene ir She state. Remarking upon the pro-
:estaii0rs of tho Tammanyites that they were
,or honesty and economy. Judge Rowland
caused a burst Of laughter by stating that these
Assertions reminded him Of notice he recently
Jaw on a country church noticc-board -"heH Is
paved with good inteodons. All are welcome
Seats free"
Judge Rowland ridiculed the contention that
MS was campaign Of State issues only the
"ason they say that is because they want 10
yet hold Of the Offices IN the state. Any excuse
good enough for them. They are like the man
Sho rushed into a drugstore and said. Give me
gallon Of rum, baby's sick
Judge Rowland reviewed the election returns
randa which involved Governor Hll and Ell
iot Danforth. and went on 10 defend the cleo
aon BILL which, he said a safeguard for the
'ufrages Of the people. He defended the Ralnes
aw for the reason that II lessened the burden OF
The taxpayer and in conclusion pointed out