New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
JEROME ON THE JUMP.
HE DELIVERS HIS GATLING Gun FIRE
At FOUR SMALL MEETINGS.

Justice Jerome. IN addition 20 speaking at Dur
lanes Academy and the Lenox Avenue LyceuIn
last night. said a few words at four other fusion
gatherings
He arrived at Arlington Hail. No % ST. Marks
Place Just before O'Clock. and the cheering and
applause which greeted him were long continued
and enthusiastic. The meeting was held under the
auspices Of the Austro- Hungarian Anu-Tanmany
Association and the hall was filled 10 oVert1oW1ng
It some time before the applause would allow
him tc begin
TO have a mar like Van Wyck for four years
fcries Of Tee and 'Soup,'b, he said 'Nel' i
think that read signs of the times correctly
soap Is better than ice in this coIe1tlon 1or We o
lnfrequently use ice to preserve things in. but l
don't think anybody wants 20 preserve that thing
have idea that who has so dlsgraceo
himself IA the high office he holds as Mayor Nah
Hyck VIII be elected 10y the people OF this city TO
5udgeship of the Supreme Court-in other worcs III
spite Of :he constitution. after all the issue Is
Crokerism and Deveryism, as representing TIE
strife of decency against indecency-
Don't suppose the election is won believe IL
VIII won without a shadow OF DOUBT but
where issues 50 vital and important are concerned
do not for one single second between now and
Election Day cease from the most vigorous ano de-
terInned effort only TO win but 10 win ps sueH
ma jority after this IL viii be sald ps even
those who are not wont to rely on money and pun
that after all the fear of God and the beiief IA
the right thing are stronger in the hearts OF the
common people than belief in influence
Other suea kers were Charles '. Fornes. Edwaro
NJ tTrout JOB E. Hedges William II. Russell. Carl
Hauser. John Brooks Leavitt, Joseph Winter ana
Ely Bernaye
Justice Jerorne's second speech was at the Zion
African Methodist Episcopal Church He was
greeted with tremendous enthusiasm He spoke
about FIVE minutes, and said in part;
If the enthusiasm now apparent viii only con-
have no more doubt Of result than have
:hat / standing on this platform am 4ei,dle h
rnpr nor he
watched the trend of events. and tell you llat
for the community b-sotted aIc oela m ~
of its duty, with determination TO 90 It, ana Oh
November viii turn the rascals out
There was a large crowd awaiting him at the
Turn yerefa Hall. ar Lexington-ave. and Eighty
,5f+hst Max Friedman president OF the Hell Gate
Republican Club presided. and Abraham Gruner
and other speakers filled in the time until the ar
rival of the Justice Here he said in part:
haven't seen anything that have not tackled A1
II nav be shat there is something ie1t IN New
York Yet. but it has not oe'e,i aI5 CO, IN
though II may be that when MI. SiieIdru go ~ ~
20 any further but stin remains true that from
the opening of this campaign until the closing houtS
,1f II he has not told single word tfat interest,"
60 re 80 o,es+itiIt;on prevents him from saying
bur he has not told what he thinks about MT
Unger.
He walked 10 his next talking place. at the York
vile Republican Club. at Ninetieth-st and Fifth
ave. All the way to that place he was followed
by q cheering crowd Here he said:
The campaign is drawing 10 close; and IN a
manner that puts heart into every decent and
good man in the community. Il is the first cam
paign in my recollection that mas beeh iouglit i, N
fhs citv On absolutely clean and moral issues the
Issues between decency and indeGency & M eio nave 10
] have never had much pleasure before as in
10 mi NV IDEAS to a crucial test I believe that
mere viii be done 10 harden the fatn OF the people
- Issn fsn any election that has occurred this
city since the days Of the Civil War.