The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20

power. In the supine aequiesesnce OF the com
inunlty and the futility OF the efforts to dis
We can do It. my fellow citizens. The good
outweighs the evil the right is more powsrital
have done With partnership with gamblers.
harlots and thieves. Let's raise = cry iot
tiny"
while Mr.. Clarke was speaking and just as
the clock pointed to O'Clock. there was con-
fused murmur from outside the Eighth avenue
door that presently grew into roar. and above
tho roar the shrill voice OF some boy could be
heard proolaming: Here's Teddy"
Up jumped the assemblaRo and let loose its
collective voice It didn't cheer. 1t just yelled
and the intensity Of its vocalization redoublsd
as Gov Roosevelt appeared between two
policemen. Under any other circumstances 1t
would have been taken for forcibls
arrest Each bluecoat had an arm. and
tho way they hustled the Governor OF tho
State through that crowd was q caution. Evil
IDENTITY they had instructions that no time was
to be wasted; and the trio oame pretty near
making a sprint record to the platform. Out
side John b. Sections parade was Just march
ing down Eighth avenue. and was cheering
with design TO interrupt the proceed
ings within. In q lull OF the acclama-
ton inside the cheers Of the Tammanyitss
were heard like faint echo. and simply served
70 rouse the Republicans to renewed vocifera-
ton. As soon as Gov. Roosevelt reached the
platform. Mr.. Clarke. who had stopped speak
ing. turned and shook hands with him then
he called out:
Three cheers for Gov Roosevelt"
The cheers ratified the Windows and were
straightway followed by three more which the
people gave on motion OF several dozen NOM
bers OF the audience. Some little time there
after Senator Depew got chance to introduce
Assem- blyman Mazet. who was heartily cheered
Mr.. Nazet spoke OF measures which the last
Legislature passed. among them the Primary
law. which. he said gave every citizen a voice
In the management Of his party. He mentioned
also the Anti-Sweat-Shop bill.
That's practical Repubicanism." he said.
That's the sort OF thing that makes me glad
I'm Repu blican. Applause During the in
vestigation OF this summer we had some in
quiry into the Ramapo matter. This Tam
many Hall which pretends to be the friend OF
the laboring man was ready to back this enor-
nous stock jobbing scheme and would have
done 1t but for the opposition OF ono or two
honest men. There's one Of the issues in this
campaign. I'm ready to stand before the peo-
pie on that issue"
Three cheers were given for Mr.. Mazet when
he concluded and DIR. Depsw introduced Gov.
Roosevelt. saying: Il will now introduce to
you 4 speaker who needs no comment: Gov
Roosevelt"
Up came the crowd again and howled vocifsr-
ously. ending up with three tremendous
cheers. After making several starts and be-
ing cut of by sporadic outbursts OF enthusiasm.
Gov. Roosevelt got a hearing and said:
GOV RoosEvELT's SPEECH.
Il am very glad to have the chance Of speak
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thing. that your being here means that every
one OF you who has not already done 80 will
register. Don't let your enthusiasm for
Righteousness be Offset by the practical work
OF tho gentlemen on tho opposite corner
This was in reference to an open-air
Tammany meeting at Fifty-ninth street
and the Boulevard. attended by about
thirty-nve faithful heelsrs.l The way to win
10 to vote and you cant vote II you're not
registered / appeal to you tonight to uphold
the ticket which we are here to ratify not only
as 4 Republican but in the name OF good
citizenship and in the interests OF all who re-
gard honesty and deceney as the best quaif-
cations for Office. and who believe that thief
doesn't make good public official.
First OF all word for the bench The
trainers OF the platform upon which this ticket
10 nominated have proved their truth by their
deeds. They have renominated the men whose
record is such that the foremost members Of
the bar in this city-those who unite high pro-
fessonal Attachments with rigid sense OF in
tegrity-have endorsed them. And We take our
stand unequivocaly in favor OF prohibiting
altogether oil assessments by polti-
cal parties Of judicial candidates. shall advo-
cate the passage of a bill prohibiting tho ask
ing or receipt Of assessments from nominees
for high judiciary offices. and IL will become q
law II you return to tho Legislature such mon
AS Mr.. Mazet Mr.. Fallows. Mr.. Davis and others
OF that kind. There are two ways to achieve
an honest bench: One is by upholding the
honest Judge; tho other is by shifting down
the party which. through its leader. Furnishes
honesty in Judge. Applause
Il want to quote the words OF the dis
tinguished head Of our ticket. Judge DAILY
himself. when in his turn. he quoted those
OF another upright Judge. saying: 'Magis-
trates are rarely duly supported or duly
checked by the right minded portion OF tho pub
lie. The contrast between the strong and sound
opinions that one hears expressed private
ly and the habitual abstinence from public
action. or even declaration is distressing and
huniliating. Till the Inhabitants of sense
shall give up this ruinous and contemptibe
practice they do not deserve what they enjoy
This Is true to the letter. Woe to the people who
are too timid to dsnounce corruption. too short
1t ~ 1t should be rebuked at tho polls. II you
do not regard Just Judge. il you do not punish
those who attack Just Judge. because OF his
justice. you cannot expect to keep tho bench
whore 1t should be kept
Last year. to tho cty's shame. she submitted
to having Tammany Hall drive from tho
bench an upright and honest Judge
because he was upright and honest: be-
cause he would not crook the pregnant hinges
OF the knee that thrift might follow fawning
am glad that this year we have again nomi-
mated Judge DAILY. have nominated the Judge
who was punished by the irresponsible despot
OF Tammany Hall because he declined to pros
tituto the judicial Office for the financial bet
torment OF a corrupt. political organization.
And here on tho ticket to run with Judges
DAILY aAd Barrett, the united Republics and
Independent organizations have put Judge
Blanchard and Surrogate Varnum. whose APP
pointments. when made. were greeted
with the heartiest approval by the bench
Judge Blanchard. a tried veteran Of
the Civil War. and Gen. Varnum have.
by the unanimous testimony OF every lawyer