New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15


evidently disturbed by attempt OF some one
I'm the gallery 20 hiss him. When he finally got
81 hearing he launched at once into statement
az his grievance and an assault upon Mr.. Cut
rins's honor He said in part:
have no apologies to make 10 any man for any
acts o. .l T ,y ,etVseeond vote and except two
my vote has been q Democratic vote. cApplausee9
party ticket in every state election have voted ne
80 I Was WITH William J Gaynor in the fight by
which he elected against the Brooklyn orga a-
ization the Office which he stll he.a Mhel 1yy
brought him forward at your convention as youur
candidate Tor Mayor y m9kng ii II, e - Mere
wrong that time. 90 not come TO you to-Ias o
thought right anc' SO hep me COG W. cg
w SsIi. T,at's the way TO taxi If this year,
and fellow public servant Mr.. toTnes. II ~ sarf
we have PLAYED in stripping OF the mask ana me
disguise OF tisanship assumed py , -
side Is time and effort well spent OApplausse1I 7
cid not mean so into personal matters matte ,,f
had not meant TO SPEAK OF ~ ne r,ntlerSan who
spoke before me- led me 20 change maj P S. in
49, ~ - gaitb Of This nation toward Cuba ana
ne failEre az last Congress to pass cuban req
procity treaty. and how he showed 20 yE Sbby were
beet sugar trust ana the beet sugar ssrs us
what prevented this nation from per3o 0cle rea-
public duty. propose TO give you ne iast month
changed from their convictions. Nhea a - 1,ro-
s6 10 indorse the nomination Of dr toThes S
myself. r. Fulton Cnttng SaIne ogl 90 reason in
the world why should not accept Ihe uoSI1T
5 men their kind came out and denounced 1t a5so
iutely Now. Mr. Cutting eh +lsS9 am gong
70 read you brief melnoTan9Tba a iI post is never
York Evening PostI;1nd ne '0S'
The American Beet Sugar company ~R Re -, 1 ep0
common had its annual meeting ana Trust
@Teg5oTs 20 Is Exchange Place Jersey CITY to-
day" This is April lse - ne tati r. Fulton
cutting Henry T Oxnard. James $ OxnSra ala
and 50 through the list OF course SIM M hi552g in
5Tsater NeW-York politics. lie wants Mr.. Platt
influence in Washington
ATTACKS LOW AND oDELI-
Now geen il being clear 3bis 1me 1hSt the the
fusion movement. that no man IN ma bo,,eb he
- fSke a RepubIican endorsement. want 10 ask
What ef is Teh s0P 1 tho 10 STATE Of NewYor
/ am not going into State politics or INTO haIlondi
r EdIe ST al, 5 e SIMPLY 70 the state believed
years ago that Mr.. Low was genuine IN ms qeeIaTS
during this last winter. aid several things with
which / publicly took issue with him ana ~ = o.
61ose ,1.l IS ~ Who Is as insane upon some
governor II .lls oiaIe " 10 - @ s-aYtIerne, IN mis-
city insane upon Billingsgatet laug hteT
system Of taxation this State in manner when
yll Pvt more ana more upon ne gTes so cry that
70 that fact more than 10 any Jhlne else $500
because OF his policies on taxation which hurt New
so further with those policies. what cid the Re
tSxsble usf yi1e same as other property utterly dis
regarding the fact that the property itself the
s@ s eSta3S IS ~ rbe v Of wants
20 see mortgages exempted from taN AKA Feope
.smpting mortgages in the city from taxation
40 exempt them but TO put little more tax upon
them. which tax shall 60 70 The state OF New
abe tax Did the Mayor object? Not one word OF
objection came from him.
After referring in like vein TO the increase in
The excise tax, Mr.. Grout said;
These gentlemen. are points Of objection TO the
Mayors course which I publicly took the time
when the Mayor was doing what be did These are
Of what said by letters State Senator'S let
and by public addresses in this city. the last one
IN 9PP9s4on 70 me Course %nSa MAYOR t% e,f;
the editors OF the Republican press in this
are consistent no one IS as consistent as the edi-
can hope 10 be 50.
TAMMANY's STENCIL GONE
Vow. gentlemen of this city. this city is Demo
cratic. This city IS so largely Democratic that #
abundant majority; just it a danger IL Phila-
Selphia because there Is a superabundant Re2u9 .
hcan majority. This city Is Democratic, ana II
its Democratic spirit felt IN relation the
State Of Newly Ork And you see by what have
tolo You that II cannot nave that spirit ielt eI-
1ectiVely unless il has a Demoer2uc Mayor. If
tnee We're the representative OF party which dur
itself OF The thjrgs vliiSb We're reSarded as evils
Two years agO-if could not feel that George y.
Mcclellan was an honest man (applause) would
not accept your nomination appear on this plat
form. CApplause9 But these things being so, and
other side is Republicanized Reputlicanized at the
would seem almost from what have told YOU,
because Of some private interests Of some eminent
before the people Of this city The time has come,
ticket as you have here. TO say that New York city
shall be a Democratic city IN the next State and
national elections and not a Republican one.
FoRNEs NEXT HEARD FROM
When Mr.. Grout had finished and the specified
length OF applause was over President Fornes,
who had listened all the evening to praise OF
Mr.. Grout and references TO himself as the rest
OF the ticket" Mr. CIRCUITS colleague" and sim
iar me too" phrases. was introduced. The
contrast between his attitude and Mr. CIRCUITS
was noticeable. Mr.. Fornes spoke with fire and
earnestness. Occasionally he got tangled in the
fntricacies Of the language, and unfeeling people
smiled. but his first words. we have returned
we are once more in one great family" won ap-
plause Launching his main attack at the
fusion forces for thrOElng him of the ticket de-
claring that this action was contrary TO the wish
OF the people Mr.. Fornes finally came 10 the
surprising exhortatiOn;
Purify the character Of some Of your leaders.
IN so doing you viii purify your homes"
sort Of shiver went over the hall and the
men on the platform moved nervously. Finally.
when the old man described the faithlessness Of
the @usiOnists and pictured the situation that
Of -one party discarding us and another taking
us up" his evident deep feeling won him a
hearty applause
When Mr.. FOrnes had finished and added the
Anal stroke TO the. transformation Of Controller
Grout into z rnartvred saint George l. Nc