New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
SIX THOUSAND IN RINK.
TREMENDOUS CROWD DRoWNS PLAY
ING OF BAND WHEN POPULAR
CANDIDATE COMES N.

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six thousand persons. amid waving of flags
srs ,o,fsrous cheers thar shook the rafters.
,--.s,.s Governor O5en in The Clermont Avenue
PINK BROOKLYN las, night in the FIRST big Re-
r,,bl,,sp rally OF th, csmuaIcn in Kings County.
I, v,ss ,be erst tirr. .hat tbe Governor has de-
lveres an extended campaign speech this fall
and me enthusiasm with which his recital Of the
achievements of his administration ana his ideas
n STATE government were received showed what
hold he has on tho public.
ft.s- So, .,,.., ,,,s.,ss 81. ,-o,.,-,,,,,, -,
NHsei @''eI queer slV-''' '"V ''N' ''i VI
teiahees OH lhe ''7- s'-Ae. IL almost seemed
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y q" '''' ~ '''V'' q" '-..'''' "a INV SUNNI
hhfhtNer folIh't tAlsiS triWren caWtal ana
or country but the physical comfort end welfare
on. ei'.1ens ~ t laeh n,.ofss me egly 81 tne
pos these 1inerenee5 uudismsyed by criticism and
RspG6ican party can be- safev entrusted 10 meet
W. a. not appeal "a ya1 for 1aur sapport pnT ,be
S.,liIss. slsIIs ''' ~ ProSIeIny and
,sss5 sVs, s-rr t1. rarlc.vstf llr,, -. 80
- srs y ~. -s1 ,,.,n " - - s 80 SaHs ms :
~. a tbe, 5,,, 80 .-, ;,tis - -. = s, lll =
go, hours rbe, v-i1 i,ss rb.t +bsi- l, i li y
ee" "'''' | '' '' ''''' 'i'S iss-e-
M
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mere was htle stanalns room, when AleNa nder
'1'1o o- ,ii' N'''Es Souh'y hepuo-
A'-h 'sleIai D'ilii"''e' opened 'he meeting
a,,
Z" chalIIhah "I me meeting Ihe<haH Was
every person carried IN his hand a miniature
0d Glory The chairman did not GET any
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name vbs, D. ,,. ,.,..-,,,,,,,.s A.. ,,-,,,,,-,s
spplsuss IL s.is a., -.
nor Odell for re-4.srfi5n tArpI9Use5 II. deserves
reelection. lApp,auss5 a. has been good GOV
r. hss stood f6r GOOD ciifzenetin and GOOD Eta
bvors snouia see % his rs-election .APplausel
never 50 proud ~ rim rs Nben but forty-eight
s.r,ss sso NJ loosra squarely in The face repre-
What Go YOU mean by noiiiics and pSIiticians4
y 1l 9eIS relresenlng seven millions Of the people
ne amshouses The insane asSlums snd ne state
,.'-.9as rss, are furnished with coal and no man
ny duJy as Governor ,AppiauseG
GENERAL. U-ooDrorr az ,rprEr
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tics tske ne ia 1Ilke lS soneJhlng oulslae 2i @ Po,l
S.h Tegad 10 matters pertaining 10 The coal strike
noaghtff nan though ~ woman ,, sno tNtIy ~
lssrt 10 b,s ny thsss questions 10 RfG
mometer dr6re sa s =. ~ Sit IN o., 80 s,,, - a.,
every home IN lraaf- M. N,r,r i 81 ,.,,,, ~, IL
ae better patriot Mo IL rb,. bra,eT carddare for
0Q'ernor-the man Vro fal.s hold and tries 10 do
S-e.A.ng now. 1r the man who says: Elect a
January fhcr m al m rs 81 = 1bn sry 10 iba
tr-7is. then an Ipssl r,rocaedfDps and fhen IN
Sne far future obtain Government owners hin 81
ne coal mines T,rg bef~ ss-+'ai',r f3iil's 1,,sc
hastrum coui5 h.. etii+.,fi,. .Lar Tifi coler nd
lae Democrat. f.arfz y-ofl5 ha,-e been frozen To-
oeath. Q.aug 1t.- and 9ppie1,s..e a
''i
1eneral Wo0dfori then introduced Congress
nan Caor., ~ ,-,,...., =. -. -, a,
49, ~ - "i @Ai"hiis' "i' =
'''es himself to showing up the Democratic
parv 80 ~ ..., ,--t.-. -
-, Ni'' "'i'H 'Nls'"u Oh ~"loiii's anu
pesslmisn
Il is SON. .,. "a ..-,.,.., 80 1..,.a
- - s"Ht years. ne sald, since We nave
htard the calamity ..b,iak We had All hut
suppos.s ST.. =, -, ~,
'-1u ulat h'pphhcan prosperity mao put
~em an under ground And Vet they are here
again tski,, . e., ,,ta.,,,
-, "N'iis advantage OF the hfsi aeeLi'''''
@saln appealing 10 the paoule 10 support them
ana thei. -, a
"a isHs me h'puhllcah party anu
Tor N,
Jon P''lS 'I i''''"' -.
Governor osI1 - -. e, - q oe,or-
~ Il 'i''''D' 'i NV ''''''
"eio n was impossible for those zen feet away
a. '-'''' NiliNh ar t'"f''e
y d not time IN the old town tonight" The
Governor ,oll.s . - = - u said II,
t"ih'A lnt man an n'ui' NJ S1'N ~
f4ft
In Co.. -.
lsles OF tbe - ,,rstSo ,bst ,9oVg confronts US