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will be political party until it changes very
much from what it has been in the past and
now is.
Mr. Grout, that veracious gentleman has
well described it as a business corpor. alton
where they are wor king for their own pock
all the time. and that Is something that we
have got to get rid Of. and II won't be new
issue In this campaign for decency, namely,
the absolute destruction Of Tammany Hall
for the decent Democrats Of the city OF New
York to make their voice potent in state and
nation. as II was once and. as l believe. II
will be again.
THE sAME Old TAMMANY
DO you see any old ,epen,ant 'rammanyt tsss
coming back now and asking our suHrages!
the the Tammany @ any Which Mcclellan indorsed
back % Gn' in of s ss%s ga
speeches. Has he sot any conv lStons in
h hs .hs words b. h. uss nss. he vii only express
They would rather have those words that
typev rittrn speeches that have to be vised q
by Charles F, Murphy Of Tammany Hall
before he is allowed To give them out; NJ
Clelian in this thing that is humiliatlnx.
No two men are alike. and some are a heap
better than ether nSd Sad wso sho sfS
Is
had the advantages that he had. an educated
gentleman. who should devote himself TO me
service of this communityhhe ,,ss associateds hand
Of ooters in Tammany Hall to once, more
put this city under their control. and he has
the andacity, with such 4 man az ne mao
for a father to say that he does II In the name
Of Democracy.
he. a Democrat with this Alsatian and
that to sTs oHr pe
mocracy. they to dictate to us what does
and what does not constitute Democracy,
sps hi to M s Us Be- as pe h tH are s h
notions Of purity? What more uneouiyocal
Endorsement OF what was under Van WICK
nHuS sny aa HSe when he @ sad e Is the credit
and ours the honor. How can YOU associate
with gang Of thieves to rot, a bank and give
a good administration OF the bank at tho
same time?
Does he mean to say that there is not even
honor among thieves. that he Will violate
the people that put him in of1ce' And yet. il
he does not throw them down, where are
the men in Tammany Hall to-day that he
can make commissioners in the city o, New
York who are ft to do more than serve liquor
ovsr A bar?
CAN MCCLELLAN CHANGE THE LAws'
Now George Mcclellan is talking, in his
laws. There is nothing that may be called
blue laws in this community, except three
laws,-the law against gambling houses h
law in regard to selling liquor ne goes
about the city and says that the administra-
tion is contaminated by its Efforts to enforce
the Purtanical blue laws.
Now | want George Mcclellan to take the
challenge. but it ought TO come from cam
didate authorized 20 give II; but want mn,
he has to take II up in typewriter state
ment and say what he will do in regard to
those so called blue laws il he Is elected Mayor
II 10 hN, ,ytpD tn nj W. he m ~
sion that this is going to be q vide open town
We know II Tammany Hall gets back u
will be; but has he the courage to stand up
and say that he will stand for that? Has he
the courage to point out now his Commis-
sioner OF Police il ne il elected, is going to
shs aw 2n hf s6eef o
has done it? Or will he point out how the
Commissioner is going to, administer any
than than Ger, ii1, Greene. or how in regard to sarn-
bling houses?
When he can point out specifically. to you
10 do everything .difreren. from what Cen
Greene has done he will have to show you
one Of two things He will either have to
oath oath Of Office or he is gong to have his com
missio oncr do exactly what Gen. Green mas
done
of any standing in this country AT all VII!
for Tammany Hall, do not believe that
they viii be able to bring into this campaign
one na'2nal DeTcGsat Of any yo,ns reputation IT.
Let's see them do it. Well IL you eliminate
thi. question OF Democracy IN this campahlsn: p.hsr
isn't anything left OF any ones speeches.
not even Grout's,
CIRCUIT BEYOND UNDERSTANDING. HE SAYS.
l cannot exactly get on to his line OF argI-
ment There is some mysterious bug in
his head 1t may be that J. am not keen
enough but hnvs nd taken .ss, np h' BE- ns . e, talk
Cuban %r' rectpfoeitv S J and beet sugar. and You
tumble them all '2g TIER ths and in Io. wEs sSs,
George B. Mcclellan must be eleGted this
fall or We will have Republican President
, Now. h. will have to explain heap more
things before we will take much stock in him
in this community He will have to explain
naon why he he veil sv- to Why hSns
of Thomas &. Platt and 0dell and Roosevelt
and others among the Repu ublicans we're
the the tickst Ii k but II" mome1t he betrayed the
ticket and was thrown of. then at once it
became a Republican ticket, The dim
cllties Of that explanation think Will tax
ha. been ,done' Why I knew pretty much l,
sHsry whsn %ent nto ocs @ and s now ro about
even in Brooklyn and hardly. recognize
captain. They have either be- been br9ken1
captains and inspectors are all gone. The
men who have come into their places.
whether they are better men or not remains
10 be proved. came into their PLACES be-
cause this administration thought that they
were better men. and they came into office
without paving n dollar for the place. Jap
plause
SHALL WE 90 BACK TO SEXTON
And would you want to exchange man
a 81 hio IT ~ In nd m I'm nrk
to Johnny SEXTON II was Johnny Sections
administration OF these things that led
Mcclellan to say ours is the credit and ours
the honor" He must be proud Of Inspector
Walt Thompson, Would YOU want to go
from Woodbury.. a sanitary engineer. good
Democrat and one who tried to do his duty,
back 10 Percy Maggie.
They tell good story on Percy NagIs
which illustrates his business very well yell,
went into Office. George Haven Putnam.
q reformer I guess he must be Republican
reformer la voice: NO: he isa Democrat"l
we'll We are almost all Democrats now. Well.
"Nage there is aome little difficulty in getting
some paper away from here Nhgle replied:
1T will be all right Mr. Putnam: am some
thing OF n bookmnker myself
I have been as unspnrng critic OF this
administration az any man living. and there
have been things that have said that brought
me severe condemnation; said them be-
cause believed them to he true, and ! have
no word to take back OF any word that ! have
said When 7 see that they are untrue ! will
ha We had the opportunity OF fobservngwhaf
this administration has heen. perhaps better
than any other man in the city OF New York;
tell you there is not department In ihls
city. unless 1t perhaps be W it"n Russell s.
which will not stand the closest scrutiny.
ond ,vbpae repOrd Ia record fnnf IL btf-