The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-29
BROOKLYN HIP HIPS FOR Low.
CHEERING CROWDS GREET THE
MAYOR OVER THE RIVER.


Mayor Low got an entnusAsllc recep-
ton in the banner Republican stronghold
of the State last night. The meeting was
! held at the Invincibe Club In Herkimer
street. Brooklyn, and was under the au-
spices of the Invincible Club the Seven
teenth Assembly District Republican Club,
the Stuyvesant Heights Republican Club,
the Levi p Morton Club and the Seven
teenth Assembly district Republican COM
mittee. The clubhouse and the street
in front of it we're crowded.
When the Mayor arrived he had hard
time fighting his way from the street into
| the clubhouse, as the crowd was anxious
TO shake hands with him
This puts more life into a man. said
the Mayor. Il never witnessed so much
enthusiasm"
When he got into the clubhouse Presi-
dent Fawcett introduced him, and he said
MIR. CHAIRMAN. AND GENTLEMEN OF ALL
THESE MANY REPrRIIcAN CLrBs--i thank
| you for this great ovation. We will win
| great victory next Tuesday.
Tammany Hall boasts that ii never has
| opportunity to bring their boast to naught.
| ! am working heartily and continuously to
| bring about the success Of the fusion ticket:
| You also should work in like manner and
|
| counted.
have, devoted all my energy to the in
| terests of this great city with the single pur-
| pose of doing my duty. dr. Croker says he
was working for his pocket all the time.
But you haven't made a cent out Of
| it," yelled a man in the audience.
Indeed, | haven't" said the Mayor
Gentlemen, ask you to work hard to
continue this administration. | thank you
or baay u inn ~ q
| IN your hands
The Mayor was cheer as he was leaving
the platform, and when he reached the
veranda in front OF the clubhouse, was
! called upon to say few words. He
thanked the crowd TOR standing out in the
cold to give him warm a reception.
The Mavor spoke last night at a meeting
in Prospect Hail At this meeting also
the Rev. LirdsI Parker, ID, one of the
foremost preachers of Brooklyn, took the
stump for fusion. He said:
This has been camraign of surprises.
You remember what the first surprise was;
mar nnd'rtook to ria" at tn" same tln.e t w,
horses going in opposite directions. We
rather thought when we saw INN make the
undertaking that he would hav" 10 spread
himself considerably and accordingly we
were not very much surprised when the
exploit turned out to be an utter failure. a
lud!crous hasco.
Tint thoroughbred, mettlesome steed,
fusion. sprang from beneath him. but he.
WIZ fh aas' ANA mE'A,S tmn' iu.nei n tSn
e' 9o''v ~ ,Inu9 49,, ,rn,,mu tho rfn,
on that mistr.ble, Vicious looking old skate
called Tammany.
And the rinGmaster, Charlie, strutted
about the ring and cracked ms whip as II
he owned the whole show. and they say he
norH III i .H i, Hn h i,l,nti "' p'''
vi az, ~ namncrat Inn | sn,irn and loathc
and repudlntr the idea that Tammnny Hall
has any right to call itself Democratic.
Then al not yoHI nl%o3 nrEt h, 10 POW
more RAPIDLY ana dld nol your sh fart t nrat
faster, "I,n may ilin' ltn,tS' ~ 'Gm , XXI,
Torn, and refused To- do the despot'. VIII
and and broke ioosn from Tammany's s"rviity
and proclaimed himself free man? II, was
alone but for little band who stood win him
ana that hon4rra oNt lhSu4'eu cf''I'"'h'
hugh Mclaughlin
Mayor Low told Of the vast improvements
undertaken by the present administration,
made possible, he said, by assessing real
estate at its full value and equallZing the
assessments.
"ln Iweeds time, he said, lhinman|
stole directly That was found to be un-
safe so they have developed a system hv
which they can get the money indirect y
through the control of the government
authority.
"On the very last day of December, 1901,
the old Dock Board, of which Mr.. Murphy
was a member, made a lease, or, rather,
granted a dumping permit to Brown N
Fleming for 81 900 year that "A jury de-
ciled was worth s9UJO "A year That was
its value N, established Ia court
"What would YOU mink Of a man who,
rs the guardian Of a child would treat his
trust in that way. mat ~ VA. o 81 lIsk
the city will run on ia" material ~loe if Tam
many comes back 10 power; but the same
system of getting money Tammany learned
10 apply to persons as well as things, and
Mr. Mcclellan, its present candidate for
Mayor. was almost the only man Of prom-
nence in New York two years ago who did
not know the dreadful condition that then
existed
Two rousing fusion meetings were held
In the Old Brick Church at Flatbush avenue
and Ienox road, FIatbush, One was held
In the main auditorium and the other in
the prayer injecting room, and both halls
were damned with people Many could
not get into the church at all. Mayor
Low and Mr., jerome were received with
great enthusiasm and long cheering
The Mayor said that the object Of Tam
many had Ueeu correctly stated by hlchafd
Croker wien he SAID That he wa" IN LollllG1
for his own pocket al III" ilmt lie told
about the police ana IRE drpaI tmoht sys-
TENS Of graft under Van Nyoh, ana con
trasted them with tl" conditions under the
present administration lie was cheered
loudly ~ he lrit the hall
The Rev. I)T. CORNELIUS IL, Nellb OF the