New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
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themselves in "lhe'' McManus who by the way
ne ReproiGan ana Inaepe1,,neni Laoer eanel
Ms Thomas Kelly ana MIS- Louise {. Nnton
-, ne.,Fc lon w be ,!ecieq s1tq Ia, NJ Nc
1's,iici to say word aeairsi him il SLOWED he
vas all right when lie was ~ Albany. He is tie
friend q the workiugmen. and they know IT, When
thl women who are working with ne for Toms
sisters and mothers Of the men. and rlars Just as
Mrs. MoGarry, the mother Of Councilman John
McGarry. Of Brooklyn. is TO large extent re-
sponsi5le for the revolt among Democrats in the
Democratic Tenth Ward % brooklyn which I'M
per.ls the success Of the Democratic county ticket
IN Kings Mrs. McGarry, although a woman OF
broad charities and liberal 10 the last degree 81
Catholic Church work in s.. Agucss parish. is q
good deal ~ a politician and a fighter whose pow
ers have been respected FOR years 10y the Demo
cratic leaders ia Kings County. she has sup
ported her son steadily In his opposition 70 the
Wuloughhy Street machine and when MS friends
have needed campaign funds TO carry on the tx 3
hostile to John Moris-,y Gray the Democratic
candidate for Register, and Is determined 90 heat
me daughter Of Senator Cones who Ike herself.
Is active u cnurtn ana hospital |orh la Brcok4yn.
The ola Tenth Ward bias been the hardest battle
r eerv Vote is hem fossht for here The fel,nc
nominated ty The machine. lays he does not want
20 ie elected because IL wants 10 stand fa with
Ny Foster for rho Assembly ia the DISTRICT and
WITH the detection of me Democrats On account
q era. and tne assstsnee Il tne lndependent
Labor fotes. they may csni1re his district. AZ
/ though there is 10 telling what vii happen when
Wa aFn' Is o" 's'"e'' democrats III the i'"''
/ Carttau orators are n great demand a. present.
as a, all times when campaign is on The re-
c-us for ne open air political meetings represent
q variety Of elements. Sometimes the candidates
friends volunteer 70 speak for them. Other speak
are seeking experience ard possibly few dollars
30 help along until tae.r law practice becomes more
! lucrative The speaker truck on the upper
| Vest Side few nights ago remarked 10 his audi
enco. "Now. I'm NOT going 20 talk at length. be-
cause want 10 Introduce 10 You a gentleman
whom YOU VIII al he glad 70 hear and IT gives NE
/ great pleasure 70 present him"
That implied that re AZ least knew the speaker.
| hut those near the cart heard him as be quickly
| turned ard IN e stage whisper asked TIE man his
name Then be again addressed the audience with
prestni To- Sou ~ Gis'insuised INA Mr Bank
Mr Blank rro'ea 10 BE- the p2pu, ar KIND O., calf-
klad OF al audience those meetings. attract D. one
Hno inahes Z sori OF pun .--n icons e,ee h' IN
| suh s-t but eY.irklos in a To- 81 good fhnes IN
re way q funny s'9'ss' a'ese' 3Dl 9'ne' g..
spoke tlr tAree-qaarters ~ an hour and a. -ae
/ east show 4 res. .ncss out popped another
story Sometime. DC c!tnf need even mat induce
AND nat remind me- WIS his fayori's stoek
was little difficult az times 10 connecf re stor
with he e~cuso FOR them. lux ne crow! diin
And hat reminds me- said he orator ~of ne
rst up over her grave. and on I. were carved the
/ words My Light Has Gone ont some time after
/ and protested thar go common 1e-ency ard oIi %
/ respect 20 his nov WIG Dr. ought 70 change he
I moved TO ne added these words. + Have Found
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