The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03

specifically approves everything that ha,
been done during the last four years ana
votes for their candidates, votes, TO give ap.
proval q those things II you do not whhIi
to approve any such thing then you shG1ia
Now we are IN the field not only for the OPP
position b. those thtngs but because w. hate
them With al our being hnd u you 'sGct the
city government and all the innuenc" OF we
CITY, goycrnnent u, make then, ehlororao'o
In The city Of New York. Applause 4,
But this result will not be- acco,nplish"V
by electine 4 Mayor. This Il not a colltest
between two gentlemen for That great 1IUcs
two local parties, one dominated by Tam
many Hall sud the other consisting OF ius,on
Of men of all sorts Of belief on national isiues
but agreeing most heartily in their feeling
that government such a. | have descrlbed,
ought q be. Condcmned once and forever
wan t. make that condemnat. On complete
and u you ant T. arm the new government,
of the city most effectively 10 Accomplish
whole city ticket, but your borough President
and your county ticket
publican phiiadelphia and every other city
y the land is Interested in this contest and
New YORK shows Itself able and determined
90 throw OF that government, | beg YOU 20
believe that IN every munic,pantH " NE
Of those who want % see city government
In the United sta cs better than IL has been
Senator Depew's popularity in Brooklyn
was we'll evidenced when he was introduced
as the next speaker by Mr.. Woodruff. Like
Mr.. Low he had to wait several minutes
before he could make his voice heard. he
said in part:
This is not a party campaign. There I. no
party, in the national sense. One side. or the
other. On one side 10 Tammany Hall in
revenues. TamInany Hall is not a political
party. IL has often been in direct opposition
T. the party with Which II Is generally al,
with the Mclaughlin machine o. Kings
been deadly hostile to each other, on the
other hand there are ten organizations. indie
pendent DePoerats; citizens Nho act indeo
good only. IN municipal elections, German
TssalSI SlsqSiss.ion Of iSs RegS5iiGs, party,
POSITION. known as tn. fusion ticket make
distinct and terrible charges against the
administration of this CITY for the last -four
years under Tarnmany. Hall.
They charge that the salaries Of the of1cials
have been enormously and unjustihably IN
enormously Increased They. charge that
there has been an addition OF, nearly one
1nird GO the sTPeh 90 shnw for oI Il t1 and i tbat t tbis
onc-third Is rs large n the expenditure OF
the state Govern mcnts Of nearly all the states
in the Union. They charge that In certain dis
triCts Of the city vice has not only gone with
out res traint but has been under the protect on
Of the section Of TIE police OF those districts.
expended one-third moro. than Warning with
one-third loss results. IL IL charged that
bitter II t pSrti is sltH pr MI yIie been p Sn5Iiea ao I1 T%ts
and all the rulltitudinous. things which
should be opened to every citizen upon equal
a trust t TODD the public work. handle the public
money and spend the. public Ia YES Now.
this campaign differs from all others IN tne
fagt tIgt NOM. nf flnaa nhaTFna nTR denied
MIR Shepard. the candldat" Of Tamuany and
81 the Brooklyn machine: met 4H suon
"Ihs pI1Ii6rm upon which no stands justi-
fes everyone Of these allegations 10y stating
that They are all in the interest Of good gov
eminent andwhat the people. or this town
want. Mr.. shepard comes before the public
asking for their .surTages for Mayor upon
intelligence. He appeared before the great
audience In Iammany Hall in the longest
and which. after n careful perusll. seems TO
me 20 mean nothing and to promise nothing,
There have been only two enectiye speeches
many side. one by MIR shepard. who claims
that he represents the Democratic party. and
not naii ana mo T TsnTr Hail
circles. OF what. 1ainmany means ana what
she can do The shepard speech Is "iikht
speech wa, made nv chief Of Police Deycry.
who, Standing behind the dccarAilon Of Mayor
y an NFtk tld' ne WIS llt lf~A 'ul'i W "
lice this city ever had, said NO matter
who l. elected | stay In, nobody can get me
out " nevrry's speech goes further and
deals IN natural history. He compares
the ener getic and brilliant candidate for
District Attorney to n rhlnocero, ana says
that the %rhinoceros plunges to the bottom
Nv Impression Ia that the cher meant. n hip-
popotamu- certainly IN" chief should ,ad-
a. cncn ,Ho,I,h and H. strength Of Jaw.
MIR shepard .ays ! decline n say what
will DO = rei"frnce 70 the inii." hgHitst
cline 90 SAY what ] viii DO m reference 10
these questions which ha'" been raised IN
dicating that great REFORMS sre NECESSARY
for the good government Of this city lie
presents the novel excuse that the 'onst-
iltion forbids the offering of considerations
tie candidate cannot speak 20 the I-ople
what his policy and puIpo.es are then how
on natter- which - Intimately affect their
~wrIiarr' William Mckinley didn't l"l,eve
II agiigst the Constitution o. sslni' pro
out M. policy ~ the protection OF American
induslue,, and npI"aI &" tar g." %" q" -Ir-
land dua not estate t. saw tnst t elected
b. would. o. faI b. possible" Do aNay WITH
protective t1Un aud m%nueotit' another
h.m pu that l.-us Samu'l ! lld'u. !
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