New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

Tor the education and uplifting OF the masses & 0I
men IApplatse) 1t matter OF profound con
gratulation that part OF our cltzen5hp @ @ mas
t 3een th civ AZ the present time and to deter
mne how it will pass Judgment upon them .,,,
Whatever may be the immediate outcome " ,tr srs
struggle the city will be more safe ana us i ~eaiaIe
viii be more secure beGanSf GAYS IL ~ 3b rT has an In
terest at stake and it is altogether f4rtuIIe lhd'
the nd yews Mat Of al iufT f il is What jury that is
TO utter this verdict! More than SIX huliui -. ~ IN
TneaV ei next And what about? The welfare Of
the Imperial city of New-York and the cohouct u
Al this stage of campaign shall no not "a aEf1R fha
repeat the arguments which have used & up 70 't f
hour simply want TO Sui SutlaiiZe xt the citizen
YOU l them. On Tuesday n, nsNI ~ tue whqfher
it wants to or TO whether II approves s e"a
erRmTmI Dy M one one man living most time in
a foreign country; TO whether II apploHeS rraSa
government conducted with the deliberate p&Irpoii & If
OF making political leaders rfGh as 10 ,t mat
approves conduct of the Police Depaar phar Win
few exceptions. that somewhere in that depart
Hent there is SOnnee,09 ' lion dIine dGT the SAKE
These are the things upon when Ihe 5 p5oIie saw az
that they must pass upon them whether they w3hs m
to or not fa conVentton specifcaIy approves
everything that has been done during IL, nan Who
votes for their candidates votes to give appIur p "a
these things. If you DO not wan, 10 +b NJ
arv such things you should vote for 1he can
didates on the fusion ticket o-,os,,,o,,
TO those things but because we hate them with an
being And If you elect us + We WI. 'e and ali
the influence Of the city goyeTne 10 Bif This re-
eiIt viii not be accomplished by electing Mayor
This contest between two gedeeIIry heween 1
two parties two local parties, one dominate. "a
Tammany Hall. and the other a1 en National
issues but agreeing most hearty y,b5 IN ought 70
te condemned on.e and forever in the city OF New
York .,,o .,o+ conden,na
ton complete and II you want 70 eI arm TO ,iag ccor,1
wish |
whole city ticket. but your borough p pToen hat
snail he at one with itself in all rs parts $50
caly IS the borough president 6or an oF estimate and
Apportonment he will have Two boTongh Will be
g ~ 1;le n point out to You that Repu uhi'nn n
interested in this contest and i me teeI, able
and determined throw off that In th,I
beg you TO believe 5h9f All IN Strengthen hands Of
those who want TO see city g2DerI'Ii'e''' qo -
United states better than 1t mas pesi'
After Mr.. Low had left the stage to hasten 10
fiji his next speaking appointment MT, "oo
-nfr announced that Edward NJ. Grout wonlo
follow Senator Depew with few remarks i"7"
he introduced Depew in these WORDS:
Add now take great pleasure. and partcn,ar Ilra
care in the in which do It ,agsnoT o1r pardon
Senator no longer rnatchless- tfroiongeu ""s'
teri
when the laughter and applause had suosideo''
AIr. Depew began: ada
After description of the charseS
against Tammany Hairs adini'''S''
| ator Depew continued:
There has nothing in this canpaig irec pea and so
against Tammany Hall so severe so d1fFf made
10 point will be foun4 I ~ isbapaTd re in 1898 and
Ss In 1897 he said that Tamm4ny that hat II Vas
Unt to be intrsted with power and that m M II con
use power against ne fd that Seth Low.
whom he supported possessed every 5 eoTeTn-
TO be May9r o morals @ and good citizenship demanded
his election. 1t is the same 9ten +b@ same thing
thai he did in 1897 and receiving the f Sam one or
tIon-the Repubncan-which he diG nUt %
IN 1897. We have had four years % ot.arnnGnt we
Woni9 have under Tammany Hall by NJ Sne4[c Ha5r5
they are denied; Mr. sheparu uoe9 -0'
ffiein -, .os,,,or zrhen he accepts the
nomination from Tammany Hall! whlGn n ne ountv 80
eId Wilioughby Street machine. which he so bit
terv denounced in 1893? He admits that hfl't @ -
ances of 1se5 and 1885, he appeals for ne & SUI
on - made Mayor he will alone reform Tammany
and purify the Kings County nsch4iie- nv
49, tried and true pledged to the Tammany or.
gsnzatt and TO carr 9r} i,b b the Whole Tam
many machine and Will be a hsnreileap' stI,a.Jo AZ
# he escapes being Tammanyzed himssf because use
Of the difficulties OF tenoefa0oi sroenf lHT and the
surroundings Of his position He vi" VII, ii9r T ~
I mi -
sDectacles or hear anything except through lam
many ear trumpets
DUTIES OF CITY GOVERNMENT
After a declaration that no State or national
issues were involved in the present campaigh
Senator Depew said:
Tho z-oters Of this town. the men of this town.
go bout their work attend to their business. "hdl
e,-er il NAV be and rely and must rely upon me
officials whom they select ana elecl 70 @
administer the affairs Of the city so that ihey Sl'ti
he safe ir their homes in their properly ana N
their lives: that the health and sanitation oi
this great may De properly oohtu dAtel an.
The sewerage shall be done in the best manner
ossiba. 50 that the police shall perform the great
and important duties which rest upon these pro
and Health Department &rd the ohafltlt7 ~,
partTrent and the Prisons department sh4I! an
perform. their work efficiently ana ecohonlicdS 70
the docks that the commerce OF 'ie
city may be encouraged and proper revenue Ie-
rived from them: administer the parks ihat
people may find them protected place lof rfcit1 rc
/ Drovide small parks that neighborhoods where II
is difficult the people to reach the instant paris
may find near at hand places tor reGreatioa. Az
these great business matters are purely SUBJECTS or
business and business ADMINISTRATION ana lile
citizens are especially entitled to ample schooi
facilitiee II is a failure of good government when
an1- child is deprived of the public schools
and the opportunities for education and good cit
izenshp which il is the duty of the city government
TO provide.
POLICE INCIDENT.
In connection with some vigorous statements
| about the charges against the police the speak
er said:
4 clergyman in Harlem tells story which is 50
/ grotesurIe that ii would be amusing except that
nothing which violates law and order is ever anus
ing. He SAYS that a gambling establishment was
opened the house adjoining the rectory or par