The sun., 1900-10-30
BELMONT QUAlLING NOW.
MS VIOLENT Personal ATTACKS RE-
COILTPON MN WIN FORCE
Mr. wlllcoS's Campaign In tho Thirteenth
Materially Advanced by the Bitterness OF
His Opponents Assaults Upon Former
Associates In the Democratic Party.

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| Congress district to elect William Il Wilcox,
the Republican candidate over ollie Belmont.
! Mr. Crokcr's candidate was in full swing yes
tcrday. MIR. WhcoN's headquarters at tho
| Rossmore Hotel we're crowded from morning
! uu,il late at night Three lively rallies we're
! held last night in support Of Mr. Wilcox. There
wcro enthusiastic gatherings at Third avenue
| and FOrty-uinth street 600 Tenth avenue,
| and. under the auspices " the Mckinley and
| Roosevelt club of the ll't"cnth Assembly dis
| trict. In AriOn Hall, $40 West Forty-scventh
/ street Such excellent results have attended
| the efforts Of tho volunteer speakers Of tho
| William X. Wilcox club with headquarters at
! $40 Eighth avenue In their outdoor meetings
| on the West Side that they intend this week
| 10 invade the East side with their trucks and
| hold opcn-air meetings In that territory.
| Tonight. In Grand Central Palace LeNlng-
! ton avenue and Forty third street. there il to
| be a mass meeting for Wilcox under the au-
| spices of tho Republican Club OF the city Of New
York The Hon Edwin Wetmore former
| President Of the club. will preside Thcspeakers
| will be Bishop G. II Fowler Of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church. Mr. Wilcox. Herbert Par
| sons. Republican candidate for Congress In
| tho Twelfth district, james NJ Bcckt former
| Senator Clarence lcAoM Senator Nathaniel
| T. El,bcrg and Charles II Treat In fact. the
| mass meeting To be held Ia Grand Central Palace
| tonight j. to be Il Joint AFFAIR between tho Re-
publicans Of tho Twelfth and Thirteenth Con-
gre,- districts lhi, meeting Il 10 demon
| strato the feeling OF the two districts against
! ONE Belmont and George Mcclellan. Mr..
trukcr'~ candidates Tor Congress.
| Go where You will In the Thirteenth Congress
district and YOU will find the Democrats talking
about lhe serious attacks oi ONE belmont =
paper, the I'ritct against every Democrat in
! tho land who ever dared Ia differ with Bryan
| and his revolutionary ideas concerning tho
| financial and International questions Of tho
Belmont cannot
shrk the responsibility for these views. He
ha. uuailed before tho storm of criticism which
ha- been heapcd upon him within the last few
day because Of his violent diatribes agaiu7t
all Democrats outside If Bryan and Croker.
Tic Verdict rel oats in good Saxon that
whoever charges that any one other than Ia
publisher inspires or in any fashion Of COM
maud or even suggestion constructs It's policies
The Verdict on July H. 1900. sreaking Of the
Hon. William &. Whitney. once Secretary Of the
Navy, and who from a Young man has battled
for the highc-t principles Of Democracy, said
Il he Il Democrat? Mono more than Grover
Tie tCrdct on july. 10. 1900. said "such as the
Cleveland. and the Nhltneys and the Elery
Anderons are not Democrats They aren't
oven Americans.
Ine. ITnCi from its FIRST number has not
hestated TO speak the continents Of Mr it Bslmont
hero Of many Democratic state campaign.
The y,rdct on March ?7, 1899, had this TO say
Of Ilill, Croker had done Hin favors and
attacks CROKER drove him from the State
Democracy; Hin was 2 malodorous, poison
Gus cross between n skunk and scorpion,
and Croker wouldn't al 10 hi- presence And
Hin hates Croker. hates him as night hates
the noon. as maovulcnt shadow hates and
envies fair reality"
Here are some further utternnces OF Ollie
Belmont In his Verdict against Hill:
a rs %sed h has TsS never T9TS forsRa %aa
Croker and The pTeson, Iomma9iy control for
The other day. In his uuritV 81 purposo
and fulncss Of fact the Verdict wrote a. a letter
Of advice to Tammany. Hall. Proceeding on
presently connivcs at his defeat in November,
Ga desiTuction i And And il tod Old the r0s 0rranaa. a
tion IN trenchant detail Just how 70 scotch
and kin this party viper Of Wolfert's Roost."-'
brother Hill wants partisan political or.
ganiznuon; based upon principles and not
about the sick devils thoughts turning solcmmiy
toward the inmates Of monastery Sept.
"Bewaro of Hql' As old Daniel Drcw was
of Hll. His tech Is deaf! mn began as a
Beginning And black kittGn. makes black
cat! In lSSs he plotted 10 defont Cleveland
M thought II the ,SS,Tc't way 70 make him
think. lie, lost the state 10 cleveland
BY hhsS, plot,tinGs, ig't the same. In
In hi, clutch to defeat Democracy. fie was
making snccchc4 for cleveland. too To-day
he i against every tenet of Democracy In
1893 he hurrOwod. volcolrSs and out Of siVht
through the whole campaign No one smiled
moro wide over Bryan's defeat He will do.
as he T. doing, every black thing hc NAV
against Democracy and against Bryan. lie
wns trustees IN tho past he l. trustees now.
Those who sock deceit or long for utter loss,
may put their faith In him lllll is the green
good, man Of politics. tho'c who trade in bogus
counterfeit Demo 'rac!f f,hould close with him"
Oct @ 500
Hin He has forgotten more about carrying
New York than lin ever knew The party
AZ large is now discovering what Democrats
NJ homo have ever known that Croker is one
uf the six great names of the nation PcSido
him. Kin fades and dwindles into dwarf shuess
Croker has hoUcsty where Hin hns tTcaC Chery.
Croker has principle whore Hin has policy:
Croker has stark courage and fights where
Mi. mix,HTe ys,n,e orn, ,Nr. even parts of
flies one Is 4 warrior. without fear aud with
out rcproaCh. the other l. n thug Of cord and
crese. Croker Is man aud meets friend and
foe with open frankn"ss lIlli iS a mere Vitriol--
fellow Of politics. Those whom Croker has
aided might for thcI- numbers bc mustered
Into = hrlga -. There lives no man 10 walk
the paths ot politics to-day who is better or
for lIiI Croker thinks of others. Hin only
of hjW'cN on" l. generous. the other prisoner
TO a narrow solf-hnoss that holds him captive
Ike cage. Croker lSsuCcc>4. llilIhIS defeat.
And thu, it should be-" July .. 1000.
ollie BNn n,Vt'~ utfCrapNa. IN tha Verdict arc
now coming nome to him They are 4 fair
slmulc 80 ~" Demprclts pf the Thirteenth |
CnNgrc-, district believe, of the rule or-ruin
poli " ~ Bryln and tr1Lcr and that "oterlc J
Croker turned Jefferson VI Levy ont Of onlCc !
aud nominated Belmont for no other reason /
than that lew refused o. vote aglNzt the O.
sound money bill In Congress Yet BRYAN md .
Croker and Oll' Bclm shout In the Verdict !
and clrwhrrc. We wish 10 remain free !