The sun., 1901-10-25
SHEPARD BIDS FOR GERMANS.
THINKS HE HAS BLUFFED Low
OFT or DEvERY ISSUE.
Ane Huris . Polite Brics st Gev. Odeli
--Dweils ON Personal Liberty
Hailed ~ "Nechs,e Burgomeister''
Other Candidate. speak In German.

n.mamshlrg. la-t night Apparently the
"A folk OF williamsburg like To lear
e. Shepard talk lie discussed ev ry-
,t,,g except the Issue OF the campaign
,rth them for nearly an hour and they
i.t.ned with close attention, but with
n. great apparent enthusiasm. Tn" Demo-
c,,t,c organization of the county OF Kings
J. trylng very hard to swing the Williams
,rrr folks uf German descent against
se.t IO~. Twas apparent from the utter
apc.- Of all the speakers, including MI
sb.pard. that the orders had been gwen
T. convince the Germans that Seth Low
x,ud make becr-drinking crime. hs-
Commissioner Of Police Bell talked night
o,t in meeting and said that II the Demo
Gratis dad not get the great German belt
n Ia, New York and Williamsburg. he
did not know what they would get All
tra speeches except those OF MI shepard
a.I Mir Bill we're made In German
Herman r Scharmann presided and
,r,r,duced n 4 Doellinger. lawyer to
.,,rf the BROOKLYN German Democratic
Lama on us way to "a proper frame Of
- IN receive Mr.. Shepard. MIR Doel-
r,g.r said that the Republican idea Of
,.fIrm was the making Of laws 10 keep
n. Democrats from having good time
rub,icaus lie said that II ANYBODY wanted
=, know what the real Republican reform
ua- The. article could bc found III Saratoga
whom. roulette Wheels and 'andere gluck-
sr,.Ie' we're allow ed Ia run In such an open
,lanpar A. not the crookeis-t police cap
tain IN Tammany Hall would ever think oi
caring Ia tolerate The -notorische Can
taId.s- he SAID was known a. sample OF
E.puhlican reform from one end oi IN"
lated States to tho other. But when a
Democratic German lawyer vent from
New York 20 Saratoga to protest against
tr, inconsistency of the thing he Was ar
rested and threatened with a long term IN
JAIL
Mr.. posllingcr was interrupted by the
entrance Of Mr. shepard. Mr.. Scharnann
Introduced Mr shepard as 'un ser nech"'e
Burgomeis'"r.
Mr. shepard said:
You 500 that / have left portion of my
voice AZ IN" meetings IRON which ! ,"n" ~
ainn"T IA bel but rhaps before shah nav"
thissd many minutes ! shnll have t"shlu"Y
some part ul n. aud very c"ftAlhll th' - ,oI u.,, 30
welcome Whi,h YOU gave ~" here warns NY
heart and rcnrw- IN" affection Nm.h nav"
Tor thi, part Of the borough ol hi i.nAll a
iApul.uss ] When | heard tn" chairman
sreeting In German. and know Just about
enough oi that dear old mother t1usle 70
And what now have e. say beg YOU to take
NOT a. "a speech but a- "a talk. ana mop" "A
very short t,lk. between friend aud Tichd@
NScn was here We heard great deal
Of the police and of what ought q T." don"
In the way Of removing the Police ,oninl-,
sioner and my honored c3nir, ,'r .'I al., LA ted
ha would remoN" the Polio" tominl--! !"n'I
Of the city. although that "nc.r h"ld ~
term for i've years. and although u lac vrt"
removed he Wa c. be- punished by ineligi-
biiity President Low said that ~ adyancr
OF hi being elected. ~ adNan"" ol hl- hkihk
his cath in advance of his making any IN
vestisaton. ~ advance oi ~ I.s',Nlni ,i
any chsrsr'& he n: wSnid e'.I nl,a,nd nsH'i into ;ha
Tnayorshy he should not be able to 90 luslc,
with an open mind Aud l SAID theh; ahd
then that / would give no pledge Of any kind
90 appoint any person 70 onlcc OF !" remove
any person from ofice. lApplau-"
THINKS M HAS BLurrED Low.
Nov. have noticed with great deal Of
interest that since Was IN Arion Hall that
night that the cry for a pledg". that most
unfit thing for a seif-re,p'g tns '"hd,dAI,
diSappe,red / pointed out the other nlght
tina, The law gave the Governor the power
end imposed npon him th" sworn resP"nsl- ,,.i
e-ts required the removal Of a." Police ,om-
missioner. the law impose, upon thg noNi
have said and | repeat here. that every
day that BENJAMIN Il Odeil. " Governor
Governor that the public interests do not
stSanG that rf2ys Srs my %na. n tho
Co take this down don't Say iur moment
that The pnblic Interests do not requirr tns
u I ssy that u youimske me Nayor shall
deal Vth that matter ON IT, merits and with
q" Now SE"" l% ml@H%tionSA thS Govcrnor. name,
and have the greatest respect Tor hun. !
mentioned th" Governor name, when my
good friend Shern Walton and wer" out
IN tho Queens borough. and q seems thAt wa
srn to ahny .T Gnd r"aThsa Ssvs noa oat an Inter
view and very curious orcuIns, ,.n.r an"I, y,
this int rV,"w ] beg 10 draw attention 10
oprrL. wv SAYS. HEpoEp
lie nrs, gave out an interview which wa.
pr,u,ted ~ hst nights evening pApef., prlnt~u
IN The hags Tie m,GrNi,e%a a,.% C@hssnra s,,nnaioS
u a moment After the iut~rvi"w had -.
oar"d tho Executive Chamber at Albany: !,
Nas recalled aud there vas struck from the
dangerous crplosivS 20 ali 81 tho claims ~~
have had from President lsoS ana hl- su
az GIs from ,se hs'- BI"oi 'n hs 1 Eogie 81 Ia,
sht and | beg 81 you To observe. II you viii
rad a." morning rap"t, that ne, parsstas asn "a
douh, AZ Albany. edited out Of IN" interview
g''"f - Nas given 10 -" evening pap-ts
that Mr Low sav" pl"dg" unworthy oi any
ca ndidate to give That he gave u Tor el''c-
toueeriug Purposes aid that Tor oandldat.
fuf q great once to tic up his consci"nc" and
b.- tItslliFeuoe before he T. elected on matter
90 come before hiin a. sworn public omcef
a. uuhi thinR to do on the part oi any can
dd1f" Applause
Nuw What did GOV Od.n saw lie treated
tH~ matter With tlst degre" 20 serlousns--
tud even solcfuuity that befl . the bead Msgls
tf8fH of great STATE "" aid thts No
,Hatg-s against Murphy or D"vcry haN 4.
ever been laid hefor~ me. and. Of course.
could NOT act u would b- foolish i"t me
o. srt.c.tat" what I would do t char
were -uhnutt"d. because ey"tNtning would
crlrGd uU0l TIE nature 81 The ~Nid"i 90"
Vow there -ts'Hks a GoV'ruor, IN thus mat-
~ 10 least. worthy ut li~ Ulav" We r.
r|~n.usFs that although he nov hs~ a." t'oN -
90 ref"n,r be- r~alg~S that he iS ut'"n hi-
'af| tr. tod IN the tuv'f oi a." suN'feign
'."uN.' tHi bound T. at Justly Thereto =
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