New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
TAMMANY AN ULCER.
DR. HILLS TELLS AUDIENCES WHAT
KIND OF MEN SHEPARD REPRESENTS.

The Rev. d.. Newell Dwight Kills. pastor OF
plymouth Church. Brooklyn. lent his voioe TO the
fusion campaign last night He made tour OF ne
borough, speaking in four meetings under the
auspices OF the Citizens Union. When he arrived
at Adelphi College Hall. ST. James Place ana
Lafayette-ave., he found large crowd waluhs
for him. DR.. Hills Immediately opened hosuhues
with a broadside at the Tammany government
saying in part:
measure OF the civilization OF city Is IN ne ne Ena @
ol M Teom me ety eSsus M I as M are intelligent
representing virtue. integrity and inousug' rr
ocrat like x-Mayor Hewitt. or a great Republican
Ike Abraham Lincoln IL the people are are IKE the
present head OF Tammany Han. man with more
sseeS or .soo t bull pups staining around him IKE
satellites In republic we choose our our Sn ogI kinss
in monarchy when king dies he Is se s1esesoeo go
much the worse for the people, and If he be intesn
gent and honest SO mneh gSd ,hs tns %Hn elect
man, for example like Unger for District At At
you byean bread and poison for the body
fire and for the hands and we ought 20 h1M f
the difference between rascal and candidate @ ion
the pententiary. and an honest man. IL we nay. nake
large forehead and small backneaot' we we Seod
man has been nominated. like Seth Low. by noble
sTa enoph a GOOD ense ana sagacy 10 know him
and elect him. When both lists of candidates
and when both lists are good it is equally hard TO
distinguish But II ought not TO 6e e ars
IN n for our pockets ali The time and for the pro-
motion Of vice and corruption. and keeping crini-
VIII you vote Tor a man Ike Unger who was vas
deooyng Of young Ts girsP The judge said would
G had le rne hTsS 0 He at oIeRt to- have given him hun
dred years-and all eternity II there Is no neti
better sit up nights and make one,
Iammany Hall has no more r 10 cs1 go bas w1sn 10 DO
with mans body. have two letters ooIa f6oa
is II that you do not stand for good man like
Mr.. Shepard? You know he Is scholar. know
IL all the men who stood with him on the Demo
tied. his feet tied. and II elected ne Will pe ape
teen against him in the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
Roruonfnent men ,, 1s ESQ t bays nncorked bottle
with much bad odor in Il as that. Three OF the
movement are ex- x-Tnurderers. and they were all in
the Tombs at the same time being tried for @ mug-
dng. your manhood, and the kind of people you
The other night I was IN New-York riding in a
car. when lot of Tammany heeiers who had been
marks sOO Of dePTsTi;y and centousness and they
aery light Of passion emitting from them the fire
f al the crimes and vice put into esh and s tissue ,b
a tobacco % jqee s s , over sne h0o
conversation Of profanity streamed out of their
mouths like birthstone Is the entire pTganiza1tion 1
good citizen should revolt against, It Is bad
government Government is that rsrm of the ad-
ninistration of law that enables all the people TO
live nobly.
don't very much sympathize with you rich men
but rather with the poor. When ] &c around
among the poor and how they trying to
preserve their daughters and my heart aches
FOR them, and feel n the rich men should not
only contribute their money toward the suppress
son OF this corrupt government that stands for the
'-'cadet" system, but that every should plead
and pray with his nelghbor to help God give us a
good government
Other speakers were James McKeen. president OF
the Hamilton Club and Robert Van Iderstine
dictate for Alderman DR.. Hills also spoke
ave; Turn Hall. Sixteenth-st and Fifth-ave., and
nt Court and JOralernon sis