New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

Indictment would be dismissed adding these sig
mncant words, 4 never forget
Referring TO Tammany methods Mr.. Low
continued:
ern the G city Of NeWYo @1 And the people Of the
city of Brooklyn. the old city and the present hor-
destiny. TO help to saddle it again. not only upon
nc Borough OF Manhattan, but uIon themselves ,
things shall be. How can Mr.. Mcclellan control
ions s HOW aaR M Mc SeRm sf a yT he WornEs Of
system that goes into The very grand jury room?
himself he would De as helpless in the presence Of
S9e1 system after accepting ms nn bs tide
running through the East River while he himself
tApplausel And do You wonder that District At
torney Philbin and District Attorney Jerome. who
insstent. in season and out Cf season, in urg-
Ing their fellow citizens TO keep Tammany out OF
Fellow citizens. my work is done. During these
enort that was in my power to give. iApplause2
have served it with all the capacity ] had. and
the greatest honors that he has ever had (Ap-
citizens to pass the verdict shall await it-in
ne presence OF this great .assembage say that
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Congressman Charles T Dunwen spoke brief
ly, saying: This has been a wonderful
paign and the people should feel proud that
ping their own affairs. to give the city clean.
honest, progressive government"
William c. Redfeld contrasted the condition
Of Brooklyn under Tammany with the great
public improvements begun and completed I'M
der Mayor Low and Borough President Swan
stron. and urged that every man who voted for
Swanstrom vote also for Low.
The Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman. Of the Cen
trail Congregational Church, was introduced by
Mr. Woodruff in a speech full Of poker terms.
which. strange to say. DR.. Cadman recognized,
although he declared he didn't understand them.
DR.. Cadman told of the great fight fusion was
waging-the fight against graft" and corruption
and the unSpeskable horrors OF the red light"
system, the fight in which Hugh Mclaughlin
and Martin ". Littleton had entered. He con-
tinued:
When the Mayor gave his great speech the other
night he stirred my blood 10 The boiling point when
for bride. would like to have those men named
They have named Sam" Parks until am almost
ashamed Of my own name. Now, let them name
the fringe of society whose portraits are IN illus;
2ted in Is fSpm 9ame these n Let u.s.
hear who thay who have turned into this cam
10 buy up voters who can be bought whom they
suppose can be bought applause .s 49,, 10 e
dealing with the devil bound up In three vol
umes in cloth. put or his shelf and slowed away
there 10 be discussing a campaign. to have dis
cusson and fever raging around him-he is deal
ing with the actual living, hairy headed demon
who prows on the Other SIDE OF the 6Tidge S Sn6
in tow TO devour our substance and our lives Gap
plause) - 49,, --
men Ike LINDSAY Parker and Dr. CuyIer OF course.
We expect these men to make protests against that
kind Of thipg. but the veteran leader OF Pemocff
a lifetime and risen up, I believe with a pure
motive 10 T ba TINS H6 6SFoH snd nq Io
won't believe Martin W Ldttleton GapplaHl,sel and
and 0q oisEf % @ II S0u VIII be-
lieve weaklng like Fornes (hisses and laughter).
then all ] say is you would not believe in the
interests Of decency and good straight honest gov
should come from Potter's Field and tell you what
me sSq sues 81 e 61 sde 6{ which cay White
mean TO every mother and every daughter ana
bic citizen. (Applause)
MR. HINRICHss APPEAL.
MI Hinrichs made a stirring appeal to the
voters to continue the administration which had
a clean record. He praised Mayor Low highly,
and spoke of himself a little, saying:
We are reaching the end Of a very exciting CON
thew are Everywhere do see indications that we
are going to win. CApplause) few weeks ago;
path Of the law, not dreaming that I was to be
presented to my fellow citzens as fandida{e f f2r
I am. Oaughter and applauseo ,,..,- ..
feel this fellow citizens, that 1t is Of little con-
sequence perhaps, IIn mi iii ,p force of nv being
feel that is most important that we should win
and elect to the Mayoraity again that great citizen
Seth Low. ~,
] remember that I as young man went with
Stewart T. Woodford inlm adiately after the secord
term Of Seth Low as Mayor of the city OF BROOK
Iva before the Republican convention A Demo
crat as I was, wos well received and tried to
ir1rress uuon them the importance Of embracing
within their platform plank declaring that The
rro0er way Z, govern cities was for people for
The time being forget their diversions in political
orinors as to national affairs, and be united IN
ore nvr0rSe. and that TO secure to TINS great
citv which was the city Of our homes, pure, true,
decent and economical government. And from
that time forth The spirit which was infused IN
notifies then has grown with the years. and in our
minds and in the minds Of the American people Is
best exerapiied by Seth Low. our young Mayor
rf1a. and Seth Low IN the prime OF manhood now.
and inst 10 those OF you who may be wavering in
this audience If there are any, think. after the
passions q his campaign will have passed, ana
yea stand confronted with the situation; think
what Your feelings viii be then should by any
possibility the fusion cause be lost "a Voice:
Never
Among the other speakers were the Rev. DIT.
David c. Downey. the Rev. DR.. r. :. Dawson
and the Rev DR.. Lindsay Parker.
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