New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
HOMORS OF THE CAMPAIGN

FLIGHTS OF ORATORY-"Tbera ,vera .b.o
4hhhy breaks made by the young spellbinders NJ
the 1aInnany convention last week :" said n rar,
many man yesterday when the enthusiastic
wlndtammer reached his peroratIon In nominating
coroner yucca he said: And. fellow citizens. An
tonic yucca is 70 ordinary man The blood OF
JULIUS Caesar is flowing in his veins Coroner Harts
spelbinder said: In helping himself Coroner Hart
IN this city will Immediately decrease The gentle
man m who nominated Charles w. Dayton for justice
or the Supreme Court eloquent and fasiidious
as whole. but he fell down once when he said
IN speaking of Mr.. Daytons ancestors. They have
worshipped at the grave OF Democracy for the last
ty eentqTy, lie doubtless meant cradle. but almost
ahyIllhB goes IN political campaign"
CANDIDATE FROM JERsEY.-R Fulton Cut
ting president of the Citizens Union was exceed
ingly busy at the headquarters in Union Square
yesterday when a dropped in and asked to see
him The caller told that Mr.. Cutting was
very busy.
I'm busy. too" said the stranger I'm from
New-Jersey. and I've got something important to
tell him"
Just then Mr.. Cutting hove in sight and heard
the conversation Approaching the man. he said:
I'm Mr.. Cutting. What IS it?"
Say" said the stranger I'm from New-Jersey.
and heard that you dropped off OF the fusion tick
ct one of your candidates for coroner. just
dropped around TO say I'd take II"
I'VE put hirA back on said Mr. cutting, turning
We'll say. Mr. Cutting" said the man. Maybe
there's some other vacancy on the ticket served
sey and I'm pretty toleraby well qualified 10 be
a coroner but any other place the ticket will
do me. I'm good man. and most any place VIII
do me-"
THE GERMAN OF IT.-The men who are en-
ployed by the Republican County Committee to
translate into different languages the campaign
literature which it s circulating in various parts o.
the city occasionally get badly tangled up, ana IN
order to clear away their contentious Phil r. Dillon
has charge OF the bureau or the commit
tee is often compelled to interfere an arbitrator
There such a tangle yesterday Dillon was
fins
him by German interpreters:
''Mr- Dillon. viii wee write 1t. Herr Low tor ue
Mayor. Herr PLATTE"
and somewhat startled answer. Plat has nothing
to do with this campaign. How could you get
for the last three months? Why. Low is not only
the candidate, but he is going to be the next
"Aber" replied one of the interpreters. with
slight saddening of countenance. Wee did not
know vether to write de English or de DeutSch.
Platt iss de Deutsch for Low"
AN IMPROMPTU STUMP SPEECH.-John B. A.
Mutually. ex-Assistant Corporation Counsel. was
returning Friday night from a greater New
York Democracy conference In the IXth Assembly
District when he into a crowd watching n
stereopticon being operated from the Tammany
headquarters at Twenty-ffth-st. and Eighth-ave.
Turning ashcan upside down for a platform
Mr. Mutually began stump speech for Low ana
the fusion ticket Almost instantly the crowd
stampeded TO Mr. Mutually. and they gave him
great cheer when he began his remarks by saying:
Ladies and gentlemen, every Shepard has
crook and Edward NJ. Shepard has his crook In
this campaign" A little further along he said:
And now touchn' on an pertanin' to Mr. Devery,
suppose make bass drum of that gentleman's
record for about minutes right here in his
own district, whereupon Mr.. Mutually proceeded TO
suit the action TO the word