The sun., 1902-10-26
WAVED FLAGS AT WOODRUFF.
REPJ EINtNS THRONG IHE
BROOKLlN ACADEMY or Nt>N.
Most OF the Candidates on the state Ticket
on Hand to Talk To the Folks OF Kings
Count, W UOdruH Paints (Oler's
Record IN Public ONCE Black.

Most Of the Republican candidates for
State offices spoke a. a meeting held in the
Academy of Music in BROOKLYN last night.
The big auditorium was comfortably filled
and the cnt hiisiasm of the crowd was turned
on with full force from the moment Lieut.
Gov. Timothy l.. Woodruff walked on the
plat form arm IN arm with senator Frank
". Higgins shortly after soclock The other
candidates and number of prominent
Kings county Republicans who had becn
MIR Woodruff guests at dinner followed
MIR Woodruff and Mr. Higgins.
Every one in the audience was provided
with small American flag and these were
waved all over the house when the party
entered, many Of tie audience standing
lnd cheering There w"ro maDy women
preeen, and they were fully a. enthusiastic
a. the men.
Lieut. -GoN Woodruff va. introduced
a permanent chairman by Jacob Brcuner
and ws- received with thre" chc"r-.
WHAT the matter with Tim" got the
usual re-pou~e. NJ WoodrIs said IA
part
It is e privilege arprec.o'o. especially
%. O. Republican meeting ~ thi- historic
huildnr W.rI" 80 iuanV splendid audiences
?. W itI'l li1 NfslT- zone bA fp
,Nnr"--iUn 10 Their enthusiasm Tor IN" cln-
didu'"- oi N" Republican party. ol which
In 'hr thr'" previous stat" campaigns |
hsv" had ~" honor To b. ulu" II j. all The
greater pleasure TO speak IN behalf OF the
utndidhte- of the RcVGhhCan state couvci-
ton nearly all oi whom hav" honor"d rs
bt their presence Tonight Tor tho PURPOSE
al urging you. NV fellow Republicans. with
all 'h" carnrstness ! POSSESS 20 m" greatest
oustra'" ~ this election. when We hnvn no
local candid1t~- on the stHt" ticket. the m
..lt-hn"-s OF Kings coHnty's loynhy to the
Republican party
In ia" cour~e of his speech Nj WoodruN
reviewed Nh toler's acquisition OF several
hundred shares Of city Trust ConUauy
stock while he WAS Comptroller, and the
circumstances "t his first bond issue and
asked the question, Doe the Demo
cratic candidate career indicate nothing
more than vaCiliauou and instability"
H. added
Al 'le-" -usvr-tiou- grow ou' o' charges
myu" by D"iIO'Iut>. aud I ,al.lo' refrain
from ld0us Que which tnv" ~ luv Io,s't
pr,ou- 'outrt't ioI Nta'iou'tN was rN-u"i
hud published. letter vl> written to VI
tnl"r giving him figure which slowed pretty
clearly tl.t the contract pIt,c WH~ tvlrr
what u should hgv" been, and viii I'm q few
lout~ D." man N'o furnished -" -tatIou"ry
uudrr th" contract Wu~ showing IN" l,'trr
which hud been written 70 Nj coo, Tie
writer ni that letter 80 vi ,o0"r ~. non"
o'h"r thun ~" mpu Who T. to-dt, NJ oh9ir-
of King county. IN" statement which |
have IN by Tooko is .Igurd hy the brother
nud partner oi the chairman OF ~" bono
,rnir County C"Iunut"", who l. tLo pr" i
Trade
senator Frank W. Higgins was in,ro-
dur"d 10y Lieut. .-tiuV. NuodIuh ~ lis
successor at Albany and was warmly r"-
coivrd. senator higgin- stated by saving
that MIR, Hill seemed 10 H." p"oplc in h~
part of th" stat" to bc tn" nan who was
running for Governor
h"piviug 10 Mr HirS charges Of c,-
trdyaGanC" in the state administration,
ho ga\' few HtiStiCS which -nnw"d that
tha State taxes were higher during NT. ilill'.
incImbcnCr of the ',oNcrnor-!ip than
any tim" b"for" or since, Mr.. Higgn.
spol," very briefly ani made AZ excellent
iIuur"--iou.
stat" Comptroller Nathan /. Miller came
next and mad" good at once. The difference
bctwccn Democrats and Republicans, be-
said, wa that III" one party tails aud th"
o, her acts. Il was a .,riuls uura. ion
whether Nr. 'ol"r was pr, " Tor Nr. Hill
or MIR. lin for Mr.. Colcr, TN II Mr Colrr
.hould b. elected David B. HIN would h.
the Governor Mr Miller also said;
50" 'het Mr. 'ol"r stated - short time
evening r4I"r, that II costs NOR" 80 oo,-c't tie
Transfer Iuh"ritIute ItN now than II did
under D"WoCrati, admin trh,on Nnd Nj,
Who got, the graft l. hc % familiar
with thn' t"rm' Doe hc know ~ much
aoout Il that h" should 10 u,hil- n..ou
graft; Now, a. he l,- invited Alteration 10
ito subject, and a. happcn 10 buoN q bout
this Law. h"cau-" an! Low charged with tho
duty of enforcing II. want to tell you ~om'-
thing about his connection With Il
NH wear ago TIA" collection OF this tax
was imposed upon N" state Comptroller
and tlr county Treasures They ~imNlv
5c""pi"d ~" money and rcmIltrd to the
State Comptroller. but they got their pay
IN tees upou what they collected The nay
mrnts could lust ~ We'll have been rcmittod