The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
who CAN SAVE CROKER NOWY
THE TAMMANY TICKET GOING
DOWN WITH HIM.
lie VIII DO Anything 10 Garry JUST This
One County. but the city In All Its
BOr0ushs Is Going 10 Clean House. and
the Gang OF Piunderers Must Ga.

~ WIN ~ MY w WITTY phEN hhtr
One County. but the city In All Its
BOrousis Is Going 10 Clean House. and
the Gang OF Piunderers Must 60.
1T IL to be a delugel"
Croker and his cronies are up a stump
Keep right at EN-
Don't let up a second"
Every Democrat every Republican, every
Independent who In opposed to the domi-
nation Of Croker and his cronies sent up
these w~arwhoops yesterday. Croker and
his cronies are dislnayed at the tidal wave
hat is to submerGo them on Tuesday.
They well know what is coming They
are in a panic. They are ready to do any
thing to save their county and borough
tickets. A. n matter Of fact. they don't
care a tinker's dam for the tickets in any
county save that of New York. Their
sentiments are Take care Of yourselves.
we've GOT troubles of our own"
Were to clean house tuesday,
Were TO show the people of the United
States hat New York city has peer re-
deemed"
The gang Of plunderers Is 10 go!'
These were more cries from the fusionists.
Richard Croker n his cronies began to
whine yesterday and TO say that there u .
newspaper conspiracy In New York city
against them. What decent newspaper
on top OF earth could support IN gan
that has brought the organization Of Tam
many into u reproachi
Richard Croker complains that he has
been unfairly treated. II Mr.. Croker and
his cronie only knew how generously
they have been treated by the decent news
papers of New York city in view of all that
Ia past and gone. they would be thankful
morning and night. Richard Croker and
his cronies haven't treated Tammany
Hall fairly. Mr.. Croker seems TO have
been beside himself within the last few
years. He started in 1892 on his downward
path. Every man Of brains. every man Of
reputation was turned down. All Tam
many men who were an ornament TO the
organization were sent adrift. Mr.. Croker
has continued this policy with even more
determination since 1907.
In the place of the sturdy intellectual Tam
manylteA who did the organization credit
In State and national conventions. Mr..
Croker has surrounded himself by men
whose regulations are offensive to every
honorable man In the party.
None knows this better than 'dr. Croker
himself. He has surrounded himself by
men who could not carry their own cleo
ton districts in n municipal fight. Why
has he done this? Simply because the
men who surround him and who make
up his kitchen cabinet servo his purposes
in other directions. Mr.. Croker cannot
complain of Ill treatment or unfair usage
when he has meted out tho most uneven
justice to the men who built up his leader
ship in Tammany Hall. On the contrary
he has practised toward these men n rule
of selfish ingratitude which is one of tho
most marvellous chapters in tho history
of Tammany Hall since its organization
in 1889.
up guards, and az them
Make IL q clean swept
vote the straight fusion tcket!'
Let no guilty man ESCAPED
IL is only forty-eieht hours now to eleo-
ton morning. Every man who believes
in Now York city. in it's honor and future.
should see TO Il that Croker and his cronies
ara forever politically buried.
go 10 the polls early on election morn
ing"
Remain there until your vote IL dropped
into the ballot boxl-
Don't forget this!'
There Nas every indication last night
that the tide Is rising higher and higher
against Croker and his cronies. The great
German wards 81 BROOKLYN are opposed
20 them. The donsely populated districts
on the East and West sides are opposed
o them. No matter what they tell YOU.
these are the facts. In the history Of New
York city there has bsen no such opppsi-
ton to any leader ~ 1ammRny Hall since
the Tweed days.
The Hon. Cp.swell Mclaughlin, editor NJ
the Sckocimdafer. sang his final lay yester-
day in a second verse OF he Squire's lars
w,ll.'
VIA, q fool was 7 weed In his days Of rreed.
When IN NHs fat with the sack.
That he dldu' rec de On The other side
And once 70 N,If ONE back
And rule l.e me. grsni lhmmany.
From the hou-' uI au English Lord.
Aud each ,'Bf tab" h- bg fat stake
AID ea.l year uid tu uI- hoard
OF TIurd. IiI,h"d fruw tho poor and rich.
Ana p.urdsf ulg,F~d from the bid.
Al plumber pll'iHd from th- Gambler pot
Who're tu- ,fu,.uIn - E1ld
Ihsr, never naa usit hu.- tlau Bli.
Nar isttrf n"s tuau pI'A
p'ut A.. .I hIf pu.t vA all
Con- over tIs trrE ,r.,I
y -,d BOO utra.l s|fH tls goods Ls grabbed.
N. s.ui- 70 o,.I EGO .".
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