The sun., 1900-08-25
CROKER 0YOUNG AMERICA
NO SHOW ANY MORE. SAYS NE. FOR
AMBITIOUS YOUTH.
why NotY Because OF tho Trusts. Ten Per
Cent. Of the People Rule Ninety Per Cent
That's why-Remedy; Get the Young Men
TO Join Tammany Haii-weicome 60 Bryan.

Cent. Of the People Rule Ninety Per Cent
| That's why-Remedyi Get the Young Men
to Join Tammany Hail-weicome 60 Bryan.
Richard Croker took advantage Of the oppor-
| tunlty offered by the meeting Of the Tammany
Executive Com mittee In the Fourteenth street
| wigwam yesterday TO make a speech to the
| organizations leaders The meeting was called
ostenslbly for the purpose OF arranging for the
Tammany trains and hotel accommodations at
the Saratoga Convention. Tammany is going
10 have 100 or 1900 rooters. howlers and shout
ers at the Democratic State Convention on Sept
| II. who will pack the galleries II they can get
into the convention hall and help Mr.. Croker
and his allies In their fight az ainst ex Senator
David b Hill
The committee voted to place the arrange
| ments for trains and hotel accommodations
in the hands Of committee made up OF East
River Bridge Commissioner James W. Boyle,
Senator Plunkitt and Commissioner Heating
OF the Department OF Highways. who had charge
Of the Kansas City excursion Of the braves
Each district will have car. and each will be
expected 10 send from 30 to 80 stalwarts along
to impress the upstate delegates. Commis-
sioner Nagle Of the Department Of Street Clean
ing announced that the south side Of the Thirty
fourth Assembly district would want two cars
TO accommodate representatives, anu olitT
districts may want additional room. Anyway.
Tammany Hall is going TO make a gallant show
ing, although the trip TO Kansas City used up
a good deal Of money. and 1t will be hard scrap
ing for some OF the braves TO pull through.
They win travel over the New York Central
In special trains between and 10 o'clock on
Monday, Sept. TO- returning on Tuesday
night OF Wednesday morning.
Besides arranging for the trains TO Saratoga
the Executive Committee was informed by Mr.
Croker that William Jennings Bryan would make
a speech In the Madison Square Garden on Oct.
10. and Mr.. Croker said that there should be a
committee OF Tammany Hall TO take charge
Of this meeting and Of all other meetings OF a
similar character to be held this fall. Mr.
Croker told the braves that he wanted the
Bryan meeting to be good one and he moved
that a committee composed Of one member
from each Of the Assembly districts be author
lied to make all arrangements for the Bryan
meeting, which will be Tammany Halls ratitica-
ton meeting. and for any other meetings TO be
held during the campaign.
The Executive Committee adopted MIR,
Croker's motion and this committee was named
TO dse S e SahPae
Samuel Wolf; Third. Maphope Lynn; Fourth.
Feeny; seventh, Richard Fitzpatrick: Eighth.
Charlie Ress Snh f.TsD.b F. dSgdEn g II eSP fSPh
Neuiiei aieancn; on fourtesnth, D, F. % %Gccarthy;
Fifteenth, ], 9, q Meyer; siHteenh. J. Il.
Eighteenth. Michael F Blake; Nineteenth.
Joseph Gordon, Twepteth, Peter Seeryi Twenty
Fs John NJ kodfy TSeSptyTSSsGond CSn henry
tTs @ T pocharty; Twenty -sixth. Thomas :.
Twenty-eishth, j. ], 0'Brien:, Twenty.ninth. |
Thirty -nrst 2, 4. Rhodes. Jr.; Thlrty-ssecond'
fourth north side, James owens Thirty-fourth- |
south side, Alfred Eltrich; Thirty-ffth II. J. |
Garyin. Annexed district Frank Gass.
This committee having been selected Mr.. |
Croker arose and addressed the committee. |
Here IL what he said;
1T seems 10 me that this Committee on Rati- |
fication should have power 10 add 10 its num-
ber in case there should be desire on the |
part of organizations connected with this |
spIeyndId Sy HHv Welcome come to Mr' Bryan and making
the campaign here a successful one, or in case !
the committee should wish TO be stIensthened
uon. II should be our policy to make the rati;
branches Of raSs as should we have al hcs nss
q gathering as will bring 10 the support |
OF this orRanizati9p the confde1oe OF the
iyn organization win Join us by appointing a
e nesn S Hd to os New 9S2R
informed that II has not yet beep decided
whether to have a meeting IN Brooklyn and to
New York should Join in one vast mass meeting
move. therefore, that the Committee on Rati-
ncation haye power to add TO Us nun, her from
which wishes to cooperate with us. ! hope
also that this committee will report back from
The Executive Committee adopted Mr.. Gro
ker's resolution and then he got up ard made
this speech which gives his idea OF prevailing
'Oaf 4 should like to make few remarks on
matter which ! consider TO be the most i'm
Of the hGn and iha Is hs necessity
your districts the importance to them Of join
Ing young msn's ol9ts which which are being formed
now common, everyday expression 10 convey
my. idea Of the condition OF the Young man
s Set sS or IL Rs on
but / don't care what he Ia, clerk.
messe niger, bo9kkeeper anything you please,
dreds OF letters come TO me from young men
every day telling me Just these things. and
You ought 10 get young men to be politicians,
20 study their conditions and to learn how to
to-day. There Is no chance for them to ad-
vance. Invite them TO join your district clubs.
lqys oraS4s hs% 6f 2 no hS 10 give
IDEAS OF the issues Of the day, no matter how
roughly they give them. II they don't want
10 Ioin Tarnmany clubs, let them Join other
get them thinking. Get them TO
examine their own condition. and when they
find that they have no chance 10 get along they
will know what 10 do,
Think of your own sons. you leaders I
know many Of you have them. II they are
placed In a trust, they are slaves TO that trust |
Where are all the little business places that
used to be a feature Of New York, and Of all
this country, too not many years ago7 Where
are all the little grocery stores and the other
shops where whole families had an interest |
In the business and every member Of the family
as soon as he or she was nble was employed? |
They have all been destroyed, and destroyed
by the trusts
young men for with their help there can be no |
question about the result II had nothing TO |
do with this organization. whether was a Re |
publican or n Democrat I would get up and |
talk lust as do now. IL the Issues OF this cam |
paign were thoroughly understood BRYAN |
would get 90 per cent. Of the votes In the United
States because 10 per cent are now running the |
D0 per cent and getting their hearts blood |
lmr,ress these questions on our oung men.
-The Republican party is on the defensive
II has not one leg 10 stand on. Its been driven |
TO the wall. It's disRraClng the American |
Tag hope that these few words OF mine will |
cause YOU 20 work earnestly on the lines that |
have mentioned. Give young men the usa |
of your clubhouses, and get them TO Join those |
tic clubs which doing such mar.