New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
A TAMMANY DIsTURBER sQUELcHED-

At this poin, Tammary disturher in th'
back Of the hall shouted
"Three cheers for Tammanv Hall"
H. kept it up and two policemen began 10
move toward him. while The crowd yelled. Put
him out put HIM out"
NO. don't put him out" said Mr. Low
Keep him here and Jet us convert him Inen'
while people were etll craning their necKS
toward the source Of the disturbance Mr Low
told little story.
II WAS on A steamer once he said, and While
we were in port an Irish woman came on board
with lace to sell She showed IT 10 one OF Inc
passencer~. who testify said ne lid not want
any. Quick as fash she replied. And may
the Lord have mercy on your taste. sir.
The audience saw the point at once. and there
was hearty laugh at the expense OF the dis
turber.
WORD FOR JUSTICE DAILY
"That IS what would he my observation TO my
friend in the gallery" said Mr.. Low. and he was
troubled no more after that He con'inued'
Nov, ae 10 tho Judges and the Sherins. ! think
~, - a. ms name is on "a fusion ticket. As for
his being inc Iammany t,k aisy IL, Si t'i
in spit, Of H. ] snail vote for him because NJ 4aS
been good Judge. men qpary II nYe I5aaos
III '.' tricr~ ~ are involved in no such
0iiemms Judge DAILY Was ON the bench t"ehiE-
eqhf wears and be- would have been there l"-ua3
i'm, that ne had the haTGihOcd TO run counter 10 INC
T.mmanv theory We owe il 10 ourselves hvle
man W. do 10 Judge Daily to put nm ia'h ON Wy
fench And So ali fusion candidates de5tlNe
our support because they are "ppoStn L" 'liiS lam"
'" Forr ih. same reason our Assemblymen At large
y no are opposed 10 mat system must pV l''tl
10 Albany \ Democratic Assembly VIII tii'o. ~
mean that shall have some posllNe ,etls s ION,
and as TO the nature OF SUcn legislation 'i'l Et-
10 asr winters record Of Republican Assembly
We are proud Of that II Croker captures lh" IS
semblv vou can see what great help II VIII ne
10 Tammany Hall II will mean an lncreAs. Oh
'Tammanys power. not only here, hlt ln me -
and even i'm the Nation. If That were sovu H.
Tuence should Ike see IL thus spread iurth"r'
Inn ms n is the most pcsfIferOus innu'nc" KNOW
81 | want il kept out of The Assembly . .,,
hope also that may SEND 20 the NuH'lPdl
Tammanv Influence Under tho charter Of our city
This is the legislative body OF the muncpan'N. anu
ifs duties are most important aS We'll as Inc chaF
acter Of its membership In sp' king OF TINS 1
drafted the charter wanted hettef proportion 81
the cty's representative population IN the Municipal
Assembly 10 wanted more men II commerce,
finance construction and labor and less men purely
polricians and ! wish that the desire had n"en
satisfied. An amendment 10 that effect was sent
hV the Charter commission 10 tho Legislature, ana,
Republican though e. was u took no action l
hope Il will next time All shades ~ our popula
ton should be represented IN the Municipal A.
semhly.
Now ] am compelled 10 talk about this unsavory
theory of government Of Iammany nan n"calSe
~ has been forced upon II must uo overthroWn.
ana. mark my word. The time Will com" when II
will BE- ovcrthroWn. II is the most monstrous peril
20 democratic institutions that have ever heard
the people now. or whenever il may come. that II
VIII be made Impossible Tor all ilrn"