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What the poll of tai- oitJ ought 20 have
lake for Instance. pollc-lnan sho lives
ana n sss 'In got ~ Se%1 ltt.s home NV" sanS sS u
y. I've there and 4, piae. for s,'all hon .'s cs
srnt to 1Ott nyille. stat'n leland. or lar
Rocka gay, or yanh,a or Pushing he
cause b. arrested some man without asking
nr-t what hi> potticS " Arplan-.
Probably be aus. be would not stlnd Tor
have stood for the -llak"down. and I { II
you II 1. commonly believed that th. shasr-
% q man p IN sns pre- Precin "a, I vSsrs ii. hone !,
and that II l. good for one wear only NoW,
no poll -ii,an should he plt ito a prrcin, {
Of the public seri ah-olIt L. require II.
and tnor enough of the Eolice nanag..-
know that an honr't Pcue Comml-sipncr
can put every nan on the force, every patrol.
s.s.r 90 m III The pfs;n Of hi homa sh, or ,ss
adiacent precin Z. ard th,t shouid 6e DONE
by Mr. Low will d. this and belieN" an
honest Commissioner would do IL because
u b risht
John p. Faure. who has been foreman
al q number of Grand Juries and was fore
man ~ the one which last indicted peputy
Commissioner D.yery, followed Justic.
Jerome and hacked up all the latter had TO
ssy In tb. way of criticism Of the Grand Jury
sysfem.
Tom Roman. known a. the 'Rnwery
Depew,- refsrrei 90 Devery A. thai big
ignorant longShoremRn" and said that
Shepard could not vote for himself ihi-
year unless he ate his words of four years
ago
Justice Jerome spoke last evening ~ the
Fourteenth Assembly dist riot headquarters
Of the Greater New York Democracy. at
3s< Fast Tenth street. The meeting was
out Of doors and the justice spoke to
a n 4 .
from balcony in front of the HEADQUARTERS
Il beleve thai my fellow Democrats will
under stand what ] am trying TO do, he
said, -and | don't believe that ] need 20
say much In the house OF my friends. ! had
rather talk wher- my enemies arc. Hts
auditors cheered this sentiment aud chuck
I'D over II and the Justice continued speak
ing OF the campaign
IL comes down 10 question ot d@cency
egainst indecrncy. OF honesty against theft
Mr. Shepard says that h. u an awfully good
psn Even 20 how is he going 70 do what
far from being Nwfully good mem Mr. Shep-
ard isnt the whole shooting mat -h There
are Dt.uict N,orney- 10 ne elected and there
else What Mr. shepard would iiEe 70 10
for deoency he cant do with tho bunch that's
Mr. iow' on the other hand can do much
S =. IT, asS hin sIf h.psrd ss Ss
BE horn n hs doe-n eell clam can declare
him.elf the angel Gsbrel There ar. some
who will believe IN the footing "a loud
Justice Jerome went from this meeting
ssraightawsy around the corner 10 the
Cafe Boulevard. the headquarters of the
Hon Martin Ehgel. and there got some
thing TO eat and drink
The opsn-ar meetins gave Justice
Jerome rousing oheers both whan hs came
N the Greater New York Democracy head.
quarter, when he began his sps--ch and
when he finished L. They liked him, and
q k.x, l.t has haN ttA Tha
of the crowd was shown In two or three in
stances during the evening Before Jerome
Tot To the meetings Tsmmany trans parrncy
cart with q bs oow-bell attao hnent cam"
through the strees while ono Of the other
epeakers was talking. evidently with the
familiar intention OF ma ding II impossible
for the crowd to hear the speaker. But
about fifty feet away from tn" headquarters
. man stepped out into the roadway and
told the driv-r to turn ound The driver
said that h. wouldn't. hut a eerviceable /
guard line formed so promptly about the
drst man that IN the course of few min |
utss the driver had a second thought and |
did a he was bid
eliminating sppause tho-e points only
IN the seva sI speeches which dealt with
Tammany's unspeAkable conditions Of
government. They, applauded a refer
Of thu sheltered procurer- |
Who take girls In short dresses and after
living with them short time put them |
n the worst Of prisons. They applsuded |
. condemnation OF Tammany for robbing |
The city treasury and NJ the same time !
robbing the children of school privileges, /
and q statement that while the Rapid /
Transit tunnel workmen got q on the out /
side. on the inside they got only 81 25.-
that half of then all had no right. under ]
the Law, To employment on public works, |
and that Mr.. SberaId a. counsel lad ,
Adroitly arranged this condition Of Affairs
And they applauded a story told them 4
Of an Englishinan here with Sir Thomas !
Upton who remarked his wonder that |
New Yorkers would permit Croker the
SQUIRE 70 nun his racehorses in England |
Tor nine months and then come here and
run his jackasser for three months. will !
you ratify this insulting gibel- the speaker
Asked. and the crowd said tremendously
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