New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

nothing certainly IN malice; nothing 1 hope that
none OF that power that can raise mortals to the
;s s svs drag n # 1f ii. '
asa Mr. M u. Be for the tine there ons or
hope in his past: that in the next campaign against
ba9 may he be Ss on TO y
feelings in the presence OF his apparent Intention
to ss ibis he by hays he wh :s
Nights Dream Bless met Bottom bless me.
thou art translated"
WHAT IS SHEPARDS POSITION?
But Mr.. Shepard is too much of a man to expect
to shrink E TGm the rS Ss
a y upon tbs aaF
sentative in this Campaign Of all the bad nfluehces
that have controlled and disgraced the city during
no no re as in this campaign "a voice:
possy BY II It Is to ss 1ad By
is the best evidence that these Influences shall not
e New That is e AK Us to believe that
rather commit sucias By they
SSHa FaheF Rsfsh hf by saS fs o
enemies. I think no people in NeT;York will be-
know very wel how easily people can believe what
sss5 Nat snssT
less t. Stop the rising tide q the sea He can
But the sea Knocked him, and rolls at its pleasure
notwithstanding
niacanee Of this Termination is this MI. Shepard
i he doing some great pubic service 70 IhIlss
party and to the city knGw him Vel The oo5
Q, yeW that h. WIN take But while Mr. r., a5s
R Hiax aeiude himself Mr. Croker VIII not os'ooe
A POLITICAL INVESTMENT.
Mr.. Croker is in politics for. his own pocket all
the time. And he looks upon the nominee of Tam m
Vestment Voice from the audience Good boyl)
ard ecasse s ea6 see f NO oer
Inent to make at the present time by which he can
Then. there is one other aspect of this question
on its public side Under the shaEtaT 5he
and AppoItonment and thus the pursestTdngs ,b os
s that sa as M De
next The Mayor viii have three votes on that
of the Board of Aldermen win have three the
wo the president Of the Borough Of Brooklyn viii
have two. and the president OF each OF the other
his With
win find the Board Of Estimate and Apportonmss1nt
croker and his friends.
face Of the Tammany Tiger like the smile that
heard Of that spread over the face Of , the
aces. when It contemplates Mayor inclined to be
ss AND ts t9
has one other bearing to which want to ask your
idea that Nj Shepard has been put up order to
the Ma and the
Board of Aldermen to say nothing of the Borough
Croker might be able to smile that same Smile at
If he should be elected '''O''''
FOR ALL CANDIDATES.
beg you. therefore, to work not only for the
CANDIDATE dra, for Mayor but for all your candidates
titled your support snd f you viii PUT US all
sfs the shs iSe h Of tns a2ss
s saq OF q, the 9hs s, oe Unless the
E ssss sss
great ny nc for votes for Controller and
Oh the eoun ass
Of Network. and 1 hope that every man VINO
eahsss for and the Mho osnddss foe
ticket and the county Of New-York not one whit
MR.. wETMoREs POINTS.
Mr.. Wetnore followed Mr. Low. and said In
part:
s Is g 2, that which has
5icaa Leaders and 1t Is shown most Of all in the
mated for Mayor. NUN
co mfs sss' Of su h them of such
last refuge es Of DETECTED political inquity
aGsr a M M asspFa
deeds deeds with simply passionate invectlve He held
to 70 ans s HE
with history not MADE Sefer bSt or
that t., same Tammany. with the further burden Of
play the soSd m asys A shyl9ft
You spurned me another day. Another time You You
the Of the city Of senfeT y1a
De &c t What must be the conscious
efod Ine r, Of the political leader that
stopped to that hamao 5ha the bnn n, has
Ing its power And they hope to retain their mover
MR.. CIRCUITS DEFIANCE
Edward NJ. Grout the fusion candidate for
Controller got a warm reception by the audi
ence but he was able to speak only a few min
utes. He said he had def1ed two bosses-his phv
stefan and his wife-in coming to the meeting
when he had a severe cold. Then he contin-
ued:
fail to see. it. Democracy means the rule of the
people PEG s. know that in this campaign an effort
ticket Is more Democratic than the Tammany
puts before his face The nonaon Of hst S6ee
a Ten Goes not mean that has adopted the
Democrat that Tammany pToducsd Voice
or Hewitt Tammany Not W ene o b
Tammany were really democratic it couldn't have
hoping to have its district leaders kept in oic a
beparment snppe sm his frspd Who buys Fire
are Dalton and Holahan, who want the Ramapo
Or M1hy He Would keep Such arHs men 0H5 d Dice
or they would kill him by their opportunities.
WHAT MIR CANTOR SAID.
Mr. Grout was followed by Jacob A. Cantor,
the fusion candidate for President of Man
haitian Borough. who said in part:
On this platform in 1871 Samuel J. TIlden sounded
the alarm against the corrupt Tammany govern
nent of that day. He Democrat, but he
did not fail in his duty toward the citizens of New
York The conditions substantially the same
now We have had city government for four
years Of kind to make every good Democrat
blush with shame. If a NewYork Democrat goes
to another city anywhere In this country he is
ashamed to confess that he is Tammany man.
II he did they would close the safe In the hotel