New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
RALLY AGAINST DEVERY.
MASS MEETING TO BE HELD IN FRONT
OF PEQUOD CLUB TONIGHT
..Brc. RTrr,s" SAILING NOW NOT so EASY
EFFECT OF Mr. PADDOCK's TALK-THE
EX-CHIEF UNABLE TO SPEAK

E,,-er7-4bir7y Is nrirled and ready for the anti
Deverv mass meeting in front OF the Pequod
Club house Twenty-ffth-st. and Elshth-aNe''
tonight Thousands OF handhills were cHcu-
lated Yesterday in the IHth District inviting All
decent citizens who are opposed 10 troheri'ii''
Deveryism bIackman, crime ana corrupIioh
to rally and hear the issues OF the calhpdl6"
discussed The following speakers VIII aouiee9
the meeting: Jacob \. Cantor Charles y
Fornes n. Taylor Phillips, Frank L. Do"Hils
John r Mutually. William Hepburn Russell
Perez NJ Stewart, Louis Munzlhser' N'''''e'
P Breen. Frederic K. Porter and others
DR.. J J. Goodman is chairman OF the seherdi
committee
Davar,, is NOT having the easy sailing now that
he had a month ago. His opponents all through
the district are waking up TO the night ana from
now on he will lose ground. When his opponents
were doing nothing ii was easy Ior MN 10
gather in the floating voters Inc ai'ach o'
Devery by the Rev. r. l., Paddock mas SET me
thoughtful men and women OF the uis'i1Ot -
thinking. Moreover the Sheehah men, Ialiie0
to hard warfare in days gone by are no" any
ing for the battle ON September To- ana Inele
are signs in plenty that eVeryS p'ospeol' at
on the wane.
Frank J. Goodwin. the Tamuany olStIlcl le"N
er. came out boldly against his old help1heet
yesterday. declaring him bad man, and pre-
dieting that Devery will be beaten at the priiha-
ries. In the course of his remarks yesterday
Goodwin said.
81 have made a careful canvass of the dis
trict. and know whereof ! speak Inc state
ments Of Dr. Paddock regarding this man anu
his corrupt ways have every one been supslah-
uated by fact At the last election the DeLlo-
cratic party was SWamped solely for the Ied9oh
that Devery was the milestone AROUND lis hech-
And the Democratic voters in the lAth DlStrlct
are determined TO prevent him from again uIds
gtng them into the mtre Of public dlsappfoNai-
Their decenCy has been aroused by the olSer ace
American efforts he is making TO purchase thelr
hirthrights, and they are prepared 10 resent
such audacity and brazen laWlessneSs
'Devery met mis- master in the gentleman Oh
the Church. and while [ did not seek nor expect
the real facts to be bly, presented LOT lhe
publics consideration. feel convinced that M
Paddocks words will result in forever RIDING
New-Iorh City Of that plague ali Democrats 80
much deplOra-DeVerysm.' 1t is and has peen
the curse Of the Democratic party ana me Illie
has come 20 purge the party Of its afhlctloh-
"Devery showed the coward that he IS ana
how Be dly he was hurt by DR. Paddocks re-
marks. His replies, every one Of them were
deliberate lies, was quickly proved by Mr..
Paddock"
Devery went home 10 Far Rockavay early last
night. breaking al engaE cement 10 speak at an
open air meeting at EigAth-ave. and twenty
sixth-st. His voice is gone and he can speak
only in a whisper His barbecue speech ola Ii.
When he read the morning papers yesterday
and saw how in fifteen attempts 10 say some
thing smart ne had made fifteen risStateInentS'
his voice went back on him as sort OF retrl-
butive justice. Devery's opponents in the
Mint were jUbilant last night. At the Pequod
Club il was said that Big Bill was just start
ing down his political tobOggan slide.