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

thouRht lcheersl about the canals for instance,
pupisb the thieyes Icheersl. and he viii DO u,
end the men who have been hgnest Sppls1d
n nr@ Az ahneS msn nS Who bnve Beam snr 'dIIsSonest they
had better DO packing their trunks and making
ready rsS SI e SET sSst out tS Of tsS STAT /. e rs 9 8Ss Ns% as f f6sE
TSsre were loud. shouts for Abe Grgber after
o oral DS NsSo. w TSle oTt in tSs cafe. heard them
and Ned. Meantime the reception was going
.%Re aeet one man has to shake hands With
everybody who comes al9ng; i PEOPLE ne In roo q CON N
iocSS.STtsep". There was no time Tor any eonysT.
y eatlon. except such as could take place while
S s6ss Se tSrd IN trS %ss ". By i! T FRBSRE t FfqpSsld ESG
5fthe, Bimetaliie League, and naturally . lead,
ing silver Dsm9erat. With the assistance Of
no was about to do. the line was held up for a
this Il Nj. Thayer OF, the BlmetSllio League,
who has always been n leading silver Demo
aCol. Roosevelt" said Mr.. Thayer. II am
going TO vote for you. and SO far as my support
Of any account 1 am going to support you In
Aid then. before Col, Roosevelt could fully
cypress ~ mi big y thinks A. sfd MTi Thh4 1oibs %H siB BpqIsse faS on
Who d. sSopt.. the most prominent eold Dem:
SSS SSas,lttat SS fSis That 'P Il Was tine to PssSSo the
candidate from his friends. They went to him
rsst for a while and |. they would close the doors.
No you wont" said Re; h MI ! s sInh q h9 ZIP
MEETING these people. my friends, l will stand
here until It is time for me TO start around to
ISs aiff fS% Il R tSIs f iTbhsg9 he ! s s% TO With Sp cSsrs to.
TRs COMMITTEES. looked at one another and
o eSae 3 the poiice to close Tie doors. and
then they came back and told their candi-
In. when as n matter OF fact the police
% sss sS9cio tSeS III So 'ROos HSs IT, st sn ! out f4 or t6e
Iatt|s Solsn$Sr ,5 TSis e the Congress district Of
SoI Eogssyeit,.s tour Q; the cas-. side pa.Sss,
i l.Md tSr1itoIS' HS ri inpIpasd % q GShr SSss d he
f SsSo M9 1905 &6S pisrafit1 P isst faii, 4 qsdSt1 cSsnss
%ss SIe Po ohs h set lie cent Which cast is vote
S fS5 DE pis selnI Isfs fall The ssFn Sirss out st % 'n Sss
made at W,esp's hall, where Col. Rooss-
T III said SR''ffsh should SSsl 'A Be- bis and pur Isassta Il
elected to stand for iaiE and liberal EXCISE
laws. Passing along to the house Of the Rev.
ally. Father Pitass has always been a Demo-
crat. but he is out In the open tor hooseVeit
The Poles who supported the Democratic
priests house the Colonel drank a bottle Of
wine With Father Pitass and they discussed
Father Pitass said he had q letter from the
author Of that famous book saying that he was
coming to America: Col; Roosevelt said
Arm in arm With. Father Pitass. Col. .Roose-
Poland cheered them as they walked. pos
sible, this demonstration eclipsed the uptown
Father Pitass presided at the meeting. Roose-
Welt made another OF his short speeches and
then then went wbtf 9n b lfs a rssaptid nan w IA 'o os t tSe SAME a1se
hearty character. 1t Yves time then to turn to-
ward Music Hall, and there he proceeded. greet
ed with frantic enthusiasm every step OF the
way. Three speeches in the heart oil, the ter
ritory where the votes are claimed for the
that the east side is going to vote against the
Croker candidate.
among the constituents Of Mr.. Mahany; and. in
fact; before he started. the wonderful Music
y Ha of & the music ei hall 4f Is somie thH se over 93,S 566PafIi At
quarter OF 3 o'clock it was impossible. looking
put from the stage. to tell where the aiSles
tuuIii IL" Of people sitting down. Ali around the
house the standing room space was 30 racked
AGAINST the masses in the .doorways that, were
Trying to force their way in. and bounded back
es II they had hurled themselves against a
About twenty feet above the floor of the gal
lodges perhaps eight inches broad. Man after
iSsss WIDOW ara . used and to perf lRwfr on and she T ~Ise
70 sit: The antics Of these athletic
lice we're rather slow to suppress, It is ,welfrto
remember these are the, same police who. I'M
R H%sf6es l SEsi iast Sunday iads and and the Hs's sunday eadSlei bsfe sae
revived nil the old blue laws and arrested men
On the right Of the stage and across the whole
first row ofthe orchestra chairs was the Logan
,ysIes snd hh taa h;ad eaen morn 09e tb MeaT 3 fGot 2 i6 Tea'
% 81 the Sem 1stt n the the RsdF si9 ct ths hS %e% YEeTs
vas Prepared to yeli his throSt. out il
meet men 81 81 N Mr.. VAN %y Eao last sts"uf sst SHe
q body. They had paraded the, Streets
for an hour Insn 69fore The thg meeting meet e r. hearing s rims r alo,t
S SsS9defE or iP him.S and a az tr Ss2Sa % MS BIZ asei trSns.
Parency blazing with the words. He stood by
the soldiers. the soldiers will stand by him"
the 81 BAND az a9 Oi fisH} T 9dPS sfaS {? Hn fes f ststes T fas
iantry one Of the several bands that threw
a awaS ~ men eb,r meS nG nam inan mi ana picked up
But after, all the greatest demonstration of
s tRs' p %ssslss on Sas the s 'il stage on 81 i Rep SSs
iicans Of such different views in The
ERSS s or ~ 4; Eo M 10Th ,Rnd n nRil y naS i fSp and
year out; e. Fl, Butler, who. was heart
and soul for the ren0%inati9n Of Coy.
Smith, Leader o., the west side Independ-
nt'Republicans who has never beiore come out
p%oistG4t prGSnizations, big or little. in the city
known, as the Brendel Germans; Otto
Refnecke. leader of the Reinecke Germans.
not q speak OF George Sandrock. a we'll known
German Democrat; Louis W. Marcus. the Re-
publican, Hebrew LEADER, Mr.. Thayer Of the
Bimetallic League and Mr.. Richmond OF the
Gold Democratic, In a box at the left OF the
Of the biggest brewing firms in the city. and so
on5ndefinitely.
slightest incident on the stage or In any part OF
thS house was the signal for an optburst OF
apnlause. The playing OF a Hot Time In the
Old Town" by the Thirteenth Regiment raised
q racket that threatened to lift the roof.
Mr., Urban, after opening the meeting. intro
dnSed Or. pepew; who said II was wise
eommissioned 81 Generals Of our army
HtkhuRh Lee. The faded gray Of the Confed-
eraey-secame q souvenir Of a cause g%allantly
repnblie mighty and imperlshable by the 10y