New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-03
:. BIG TINS" PRAISES SUNG
SIIJIyAN STRIKES \ TROUBLESOME
LATIN PHRASE At 4 BOWER1
MEETING.

Tan7manv FalI continued its long standing Gus
tom last evening = Decorating the last SUNDAY
night of the campaign with political hecunSN
Small rallies were held at the various East Sioe
haadoua rters where sIangy spellbnders played va
riations on the wicked word Trust. But the su-
prcme effort of Bowery noise was made AT Tue
London Theatre. where several of Tammany $
choicest orators held forth
The audience of last evening was in vaudeVilie
humor. and bIasphemous phrase. well turneu.
was not unappreciated. The meeting was one long
cuiogy of Timothy u. Sullivan, candidate for CON
gross from the With
Thomas +. Grady. first speaker of the evening
was impressed by the Inmate honesty of Sullivan
George r. Mcclellan found him "a simple man. a
hearty man. a plain man, an ideal representative
William Suzer knew him honest. loyal sincere
Big Tim did not get chance to speak TIL 9:i0
D. m. Sulzer had referred to Montague LESSER as a
''rara avis" Sullivan. in beginning, said;
My friend Billy sulzer got new one on me
He's been talkin about "rara avis. turned 10
says to him: ''Commissioner,. what's 'rara
avis :" why, Tim" says he, that's strange
At this point Tim" held aloft copy of THE
Here is a 7rara avis" he said. Il don't think
! ever it before in this district Here it's got
a roast ON me. 1t gives ta.A from WoodruIIc;
sayin as gang of one thousand rSEpeaterS ,e GT
dressed He says he had 1t on de best OF aui 1rlI
from leadin Democrat Now: that me tdlK OF
Tiliputian Tim. You know; de Teller wiz de loud
TesI ana piS mciu I'm i've tonsa1d dollars to-
de Republican district leader here TO help defeat
myself -.
Now speaI in of hearsay | had it straight
from a leadin' Republican that over In BROOKLYN
the Republicans are Goin to t'rOw de ticket down
And he good Republican as webster
Twin; not Webster dea0.
Now. want Ia tell YOU why think can repre-
you You take some grandly educated Teller,
brought and rung in the district He looks al
things wild different cOlOred glasses. looks at
things wild de glasses like my constituents. They've
ever hear 'em critcise for any vote ON de
thing that CountS-the labor vote: never sat IN
the Senate without bein glad as wasn't on the
front end of a motor on the rear. as a CON
ductor. And now here's "A void to any man dat
calls himself friend of mine: Don't bOdder Whed-
der my name is de ticket not. Just put a
cross in de circle under dc star. OATS dc way 10
be my friend"
Eress from the Xth District, after saying that the
Republican party annexed prosperity ana hlaIneu
panic and disaster the Lord. remarked that
IF I'm any judge of the Lord. he's wrought up
now and is going to snite the Republicans nip ana
thigh
Thomas +. Grady said things in his charac-
te-istC style that pleased his audience. He asked
them not be deceived into the notion thar
Carnegie is man of great genius. Don't think
that Rockefeller is of extraordinary ability Don't
imagine that the Armour that was, or the Armour
that is is much better than individual butchers
Teller and Armour got theirs from railroad rebates.
I of poor business ability. but give me
the advantage of the tariff and the railroad re-
bates and I'll build every corner of NeW-Nork,
not only library. but a bowling alley and a free
bath