New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
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:" CO ieftan Makes More u;stote.
ments-Grout .issails Jerome

stead. NIr.s,.,s a'la meeting at the ole Home
the leader OF the district o,,o-a, marry { Hart,
= mcintyre. ex-Assistan, nc , anu
.s1 ne chairman. The leasing .,,,,,s. -
-. su'Ae- The hat. which bas . -
$50 O about four hundred ~ -.
twelve hundred persons. ard ",~.s SIo"oea with
Mere held outside George B. Mc,,Isua,
received He sal. in part. WIS WI
,,la ne Almighty loves an homes. ma, 49,,
Mayor ssan nc aotest PARTISAN If am '' elected
-nak else not only for every aptirt,,le ana 10
decline TO b. held resTo1st w administration, but
publican s line whether under DenocrsIct ar Rec
cec5ed 70 servs the people promise you that +
~ EvIAocIauc adnirs:ratiop '1 81 0uSA-
lem - - assured TWO years ago TIN. 80. --,,
.or The children Of Neu-Yor , accommodation
or not will neVer b ration Whether this is fact
par-, sIaossihle Il is fact that the Rernbijcan
70 improve conditions which mas not only failed
hnitey wdrSS OUT has made those conditions in
han, ME nifty two thousand children were ,,pon
1rsn are without sufficient accomroGati@S l3 3 en-.
listing conditions 9Slns 5mployed TO improve ex-
S99ntronted with the facts trT 4e1TeLa VIZ. zen
nsZ0rs failure to do his duty by abrsi i me me
were Witborf tRat ntty-ivo thousand children
Ia ' CI.ifSs radical means ernpIovcd thar num-
nor MS government were far-sghfed e1o nf5nGr ne
l,- aleoaI.t' We Iflcent enough. anticipate
school population e-'"'h II the
said '-'' -N0o'e'lah
bee $500, C15's ana sef-res2ectiug community has
laws; never intended uFcn Their ercT 1 o. Inc
peace ana IS mans or ne preservation OF the
6eeonae an instrument for the coection f bIc
ne pe2oeful and TIE harmless and ,k Swa5 d
Mr. Fornes told his regular story Of his being
a, 1a h.
'-Ae me tammsny nomination. He also remarked:
odd tie Mayor the other da,- that if were .,-
~ -i.>o. IoT one day should order down. those
city JhlDK Of when he sees tha-1 r., NIX
the downfall Il fusion
Mr. G-out entered in The midst % AIr F5rnes.s
speech and received more applause than Mr.. Nc
Gellan. lie said ia part.
II diGnt believe that your candidate for Mayor
Would put a. the head of the Police Depart rnent
soon a he takes orlce a Police Commissioner
who was never at the head % corrupt monopoly
known as the asphalt trust who would equal Gen
ad excel him in mis- powers OF stopping blackrnai
who would not seek To enforce the Sunda. clos
ing LAWS by putting plain clothes upon the
routes with city noEcv and small change in their
not induce somebody 70 sell them glass Of liquor
~ some sort under guse Of their pretences in or
form ''S
NJ Gro-t continued:
I told you this is campaign Of reyamped. old
cea1 issues and tho urst proof OF ii Is when that
great prophet OF these old issues. that voice in the
wilderness. that Prince Rupert OF Reform. jerome.
20 tell them Their these old ghost stories the peo
70 M something o. which had been in doubt in
this campaign A few days ago had "A serious
DOUBT whether or nor II |ere going 70 oe possible
20 nave thls -aTnpaien OF reason. :lrq noi a
whe. I heard from Old Bro9kiyn .s:. night 3and
ths rank and fle % the Brooklyn Democracy are
their party and all the leaders IN the
party can't take them away from it Don't You be
alarmed with al this talk or 93"P and l"aen ma,
jority for Nj Low-ht viii never get lt-Uhfn !
heard from Brooklyn last night and found no"
+sik-ard his ak is almost as bad as the Red
Light District sometimes-then knew that rea-
reason would make itself felt in votes on Election
Nov. enough of that. am going TO talk about
Mr.. jerome tomorrow night just 81 hrlef nlSt'lrI-
b5It not tonight a voice. oh, 1T him Sleep
Oh would like to Wrke him ~ J ", wog 5 IAs -
ttIe plain common syis. and little plain reason
ing and So = he can argue his case
Nr Ci-out then discussed his taxation schemes
and declared shat the Mayor said not one word OF
protest when an attempt was made 70 repeal the
Franchise Tax law. but that because he himself
did. Governor odeN came 70 hate HIM ana tr5e9
10 stop every piece % legislation ne tried 10 get
Tor the sake OF the city.
Ex-GoverEor Jame7 = nm Ssr5 f pi eTpaied
fhs- M money that went for Deverys campaign
had heen furnished by TIL Citizens Union. Now
its Deveryisn and fusion SAID ne sss [HT
Democratlc paTiy. , ~. F--ia5ee- csndi-
Thomas
date for Sheriff. also spoke
.--eo..5 80 -ba Democrats ~ the NTNth Assemy
nisr~ict az Tammany Hail headquarters Nos u
ana 20 CoIurn5us-ave. - -. ,,.
s.Tr :. stranger came here from Mars ne you'd
tbs-L -hat pevery was al the head OF the DtIIo-
-irl,e- said the Controller Where IS DeE-
- H.. is doing his little best 70 defeat Mc' e!-
- Sd, -. interest or Low and still they are tell
- H. -,l0-5ie thar tho election Of Mcclellan means
return Of Deveryisn -. Tel. ~,
xz-5TI5s-r Cha1ier charged that Win Lele
,o--i,-srloa Of Commissioner Woodbury. over mig
Yteijar voters employed in th1 Street gieaning
F,,f- D TT
- T,I~r rnofr uaturalzation papers were ,ihtlI
away. 70 be examined ana I'd" ii'' -
sro1+rcre- Crout also spoke ~ the TarnmanZ Cen
=, ,-,.,t g. Fast Thirty-second-st, near i hlrd-
- II R0urka Cochran. y no was scHeuui7u ioi
ne meeting. failed TO appear
rnnrNn1n SAWS WOODRUFF