The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-26

mar The Republicans all through the district
are thoroughly lncensed. and more than Two
thirds Of tho falling of in registration is Re-
The Hon. George W. Plunkitt cast a sidelons
glance at the Hon Richard Croker as he said
THE trouble ip the Fifteenth Is that The Re iS
The Hon. Patrick Keenan, announced that
tenth district and that was the reason that be
| was 400 shy In the registration. but he said he
would have bigger majority this year than
The Hon. Daniel F. McMahon and the Hon.
Charles +. Murphy. representing The Sixteenth,
houses almost equal to the fall In registration.
The Hon; Isaac Fromme reported for the
With With polce busin sss in Mr., Mazst's district
saE hIa he fainf on III d
DEMO p, n''n He he didn't sHplan What the
other one vas. but PRESUMABLY it's ef2o-g 700
ddh ssso ,Ict 's Witch fh1s IN
gave The Democratic sandidatc 81 and the Re:
publican candidate l.t5 there was q falling Of
election district. where the Dem ocratie candi-
date got SO votes and the Republican, 17S. there
%ss Si snd 2 81 n so whole Du''
The Hop; James i, KeatlnSs the Hon: Mat
thew DoRahue and the HOB; ,tGTaneis j.
dsgusted Repubcans. The Hon. William r.
stilnss s2d i was a. RspubofHn nPathy IG
for T,s the T' Twenty-fourth: The Repu bioans up
my way don't like their ticket because their
both mem psrs Of my general committee last
year. and that's why we are thousand short
the Twenty. NTH, said that OF the falling of OF
1902 in registration 80 per cent. was between
cans say he said, thai, the trouble is due to
the houses being closed"
publicans were claiming that everything was
wide open"
,m Hq %,t ThO ana Il. R RsS S ad the 21 nG
erson all reported to the satisfaction Of Mr..
ths h H1s T as, e'eP %
the falling off Ia his district was 16 per cent.
that - pcr cent. OF the falling of was Repub-
he s ssd are sore ON oSre which wa. very
long speech for Mr.. Carroll to make. o.,.,
las J. Hayes; NE Hon PeEeiyal E; NegIs; the
ior the Thirtleth, Thjrty.flrsti Thrift; second
and
haven't any occupants yet.
evident i'd; Satisfaction. Then ali eyss we're
turned toward hin e1peetaptly. He stood up
"Sssse ' by II. that the Repub
lean Campaign Committee In other words the
Mazet COMMITTEES. is going 70 NEE. again next
viii be to. try to deceive the people and
scandalous exhibition they have already
made They may induce some dis
reputable person to swear to some outrageous
thing that would tend to disgrace or put the
organization in false position. They will do
everything to try and direct the attention of
the people from themse Ives and from the fact
that they are spending thousands Of dollars Of
the peoples money for campaign purposes. This
they may do the day before election, 80 that we
will have no opportunity to refute any false
allegation that may be made" Mr. Crok or
paused moment. and then he said Now
have a resolution to offer" and he read 1t as
follows:
"Resored That the unequalled success ofthe
recent official reception rendered Admiral
Dewey by the city authorities reflects the
highest credit on the Mayor and the committee
appointed by him to perfect the arrangements
therefor.
I'VE heartily congratulate the Police De-
partment on the unexampled efficiency dis
played by the officers and mon OF the uni
formed force in the conduct Of the naval and
land parades.
mo higher praise could be accorded them
than is to be found in the fact that the naval
parade was managed without accident and
that the land parade. with four millions of peo-
pie crowdinR our thoroughfares was mark ed
by the absence OF any friction whatever as be-
tween the citizens and the guardians Of the
peace"
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The meeting adjourned.