The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-03

p,,.L,y, Academy If Music last night To hear
g., -,.. J-rI--rd by the Hon. Benjamin
odqprr aud other prominent Republicans.
n,ly oy,v' four tnousaud got into tie building
Th. other. crowded along Montague street
and vLouprd things up for Mckinley ana
p,,.ry.I, with tie aid of several bands, sky
r,,k.tt and red fire. The Academy meeting
,,,y.d to be- the largest and most enthusiastic
L,d Al the Academy sine" the campaign OF
ioi To use the language of a prominent
,'y,,. official. 1T beats 'em all and means
.nnn plurality for Mckinley ana Roosevelt III
KING county next Tuesday.
IN, crowds began to gather al the Academy
,s early as Il o'clock. and while waiting for the
,u..,iny Ia Ice called Ia order ilallc's Military
Band furnished concert music. The fourth
number on tie Programme was the song Well
Never Uaultuo Flag Down. and when Oh" band
started 10 play It the UIdienc" arose and waN-
Ing snail American iac-, sang the words
ION, we'll never haul the old nag down,
Ane We will cheer 1t a, W. gather all around.
For when she's Ur. shes up 70 stay.
Hands On is what We say.
And well never haul the old flag down.
"rnr,. cheer, for Mckinley" yelled n man
and the audience nearly raised the roof with its
answering shouts. llou the band had To
play the star Spangl"d Banner" and for ne
teen minutes the crowd chcercd for Mckinley
and Roosevelt.
shortly after : o'clock the Hon, Benjamin
T. O!rll. Jr. arrived at the Academy. tie
va, accompanied ly Lieut. -Gov. Woodruff
and other state oi'iccr~. They received q
great ovation. and had a hard tim" Of II get
ting through the crowd 20 the stage door Of
the academy The members Of the Williams
la, terry formed in single hle md made a lane
- - Vl.t NJ nj ga = q a.
could reach the front Of ia" stage. senator
p.,tt at in a box with Mrs. Woodruff and
several other ladies and seemed TO enjoy the
spr,rhrs and the cheering hugely.
Michael }. pady. the chairman of the Kings
County Republican campaign Committee.
introduced Lieut. -tiov. Woodruff as permanent
chairman. Mr.. woodruff said:
woopEurF's CHELRruL GREETING,
1t seems good to get home. From all sources
have heard the good news that Kings county
will give 4 substantial Republican majority.
also hear that we are sure to elect n majority
81 our candidates for Congress. a majority
Of our candidates for the state Senate and
a majority Of our candidates FOR the Assembly.
To correspond with these bright prospects
81 home | bring to you from the forty-six
counties Of the state In which | have been
campaigning tidings Of a sweeping Republican
victory. With very few Exceptions these
counties are going to give rs large Republican
uajoritics a. they did -four years ago.
Almost perfect Is our party's organization
throughout tn State We are highly honored
Tonight by the presence OF the greatest OF oil
organizers. to whom Is due the credit for the
creation and development OF this effective In
strunent which has now become the only
hope OF the nation. We are also honored this
evening by the presence OF one who during the
past three years as chairman OF the State
Committee has brought this splendid Republi-
can organization to its present state Of per-
lection.
The Campaign Committee originally In
tended this meeting only for Col. Baxter and
me, and | asked the privilege Of inviting all Of
my fellow candidates on the State ticket that
they might have an opportunity to meet a
Brooklyn audience, OF which We are justly
proud. and that the people of Brooklyn might
have an opportunity to meet my associates
on the state ticket. OF which | am Justly proud.
! thoroughly appreciate the privilege of pre-
siding AZ this splendid meeting and am not
going 10 make an extended speech In order
IN show what a good presiding officer | know
how to be.
COLER AND s~TASCHPIRLp CORRECTED.
FROM the speeches winch our guests Will
make YOU will be able to Judge of Us not only
by our promises but by our records, | must
here correct certain statements made by Comp
troller Colcr and the Democratic candidate for
Governor. John T.. Stauchfeld. in relation to
S'a'"cxpcnditres. senator Hill made a state
mcnr ~ Elwira in regard 10 the expenditures
of the Iomptrollcr's Office and the Attorney
Gcu"ralS onlc", one Of which he made twice too
high dudthc other four times too high. | pointed
"u' jh" iuaCcuracy Of hi, statement the follow
INK night. and lie had the maulines> 10 AZ once
correct II and give th" greatest publicity to
III" correction. II i due To these State
%".I,-r>. ala uut one II whom nav" served duTnx
IN" pat Two wears and are now before the pcO-
Ur for rcrlrrt ion. and To the heads Of other
-rcli departments that Comptroller tuler and
NJ" NtancUii,lt -hoIii also CORRECT their state
rcut> with r"tard 10 Expenditures for IN" State
GpN"rUm"ut daring IN" last year. They have
both sad that these expenditures were much
greater titan IA the lat year OF Democratic
control. Let rs compare '9o2 with 1898 In
the rr,t plac" the reports made to the Comp
trollcr in 1883 did not show all n" expenditures
made 10y the state Many institutions. We're
th"i. receiving fees and incomes from different
the STATE treasury and witch were
expended without any Appropriation bv the
sum, the receipt ~ on" Department alone
being over q gugrt"r of a million du!l7r- y year.
'nder ~" ticcln. a,prndlrrnt :" me- Finance
money on behalf at N" state, except 10 a reg
ul1r appropriation. al officers beng Co'nuplled
20 deposit their receipts monthly with the state
Treasurer. THIS year j. the first one, there
fore, in the hl-tnrv Of the stat" when the total
expenditure" If the state Government can ta
ascer,lincd at the Comutrnllcr'S o1loc.
The expenses ~ the state government
under the Democrat" administration ~ 1888.
without counting te income derived hy the
different departments. was 81. 3d7 .335. The
cNponsc~ for 1900, Including all fee, and in
comes Of every character. amount 10 s?3.-
nS8. 81. The Appropriation Of this wear for
TIE care Of IN" INDECENT and insane under the
state are act II ss,ga2, i43, while in 1898, when
this burden rested almost wholly on the
VI~i0u- COuntic- " the S'"io. tho STATE
expended only s?.a57,3il, 4 Inference Of So
Ioi,lHe TIL. one item makes up all the diner
ono" between the expenditure IN the Republic
can year 300 and the Democrat year 1893.
Ni'"r d'ductlnc the sums appropriated for the
Iuttha~, 90 the Adirondack and CatsklIl forest,
ana the cost Of prisons since the abolition OF
contract labor u will be- seen that the State
department, have been carried on at a cost To-
the l""rl" Of ~" state of at least t3.O'0.eJ
less than lu 1893
a tlW nor oNES For SHEPARD
L, Se"nn, a. though our friends Coler and
StanChucli, ana also Sa",Irl. had quite lost
their hcid~ 90 thor divuUl. Y If Bryan, whom
-four year. 1su hey denounced in private and
public. shepard declaring that BRYAN was
wicked and lu~tNa on No." silver question and
In RAISING 't" ihtrrl u' man against man and
arouslNS N" feelings pi ttn malignant and thp
vicious Ih~ Du"" highly respected Democrat
seems In nave h'"N '.lsu1 az the net # anti