The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-29

paign has nothing TO do with politics and
Eighth Assembly district and IN the Tender
loin. anc that Democrats never carried thcS.
districts, | mean TO nail the lie.
A. the last nliinlcipal election shepard
carrie the Eighth District over low, and
the Tenderloin was carried nv Parker over
Wallace, You see some one told toCkran that
the Tenderioiu was the Nineteenth precinct
apd he thought that meant tn" Ninet"cuth
district. which Is strongly Republican, which
may account for that pHrt Of his error
want to nail the stories like this that this man
hi.s given Prooklyn under the impression 'ha'
you were a lot of comr-ons Tins man who -
. Democrat for revenu" only-or Tor coinage"
lis Dard for m" when get started on him
e 81 aws{ ro ,R III, T faows P Sy ns o
gence, Jr', listen to his twaddle about
The. police being used hy fusion TO fght this
fusion fight | challenge him to show a
single case of the kind II" clnnot do II -.
What are the other lies hp has utteredp
He says that bonds of III" city hay" sold low
and blames II on fusion u il true they ar"
down slightly. but no on" knows better than
be that II IL due TO he same unsettled "ondl,
tons in the financial world that have put all
Then we must nail the lie about the fire
insurance rates going up They haven I
gone up. They've gon" down, tie attacks
the financial policy of ~" CITY as being rotten
and the work of Republicans Ism II iact
that Of the sixteen members OF the fusion
Board Of E.nt% T ny o are pr dar"nded
BY Mcclellan. You can scarcely pick up
the rotten fabric of their argument but it
falls TO pieces in th" hand,
Then Mr. jerome. to the great amuse-
msnt of the audience, said that Cochran was
to him what Hafler was 10 prycry-a Joke
He turned neyt TO Col Mcclellan, and said
Compared with Tim sullivan. | say that
Mcclellan IL not ~ good man, ana STAND
a a false and tr"acherous renegade to rdl-
Gated gentih'y. | would rather have Inn
Sulliyan CUES! a, my,ah.r tha tno, I"orEEs
betrayers of the right and good, as they
know they are. ia 30 II" compared Ia man
like Tim sullivan who began his life an
me Tammany Hail leader any time rather
than such hypocrltes rs thes" two men,,
Is MSCsla Lar as good ma1 as N Na T Bor.
ring that French ball episode, Van WICK
was an infinitely superior man, n, judge, a
EeH9ber Of an old inmlly. h ana what could
When we get favors from an individual
Or q gang we incur obligations and We have
TO pay them. Mcclellan viii have TO pay
Tammany Hall gang of graft-rs,
X. Fulton Cutting Frederic ". Hnrchs.
g Hampden Dougherty, DR.. Z X l., Gould l..
Walter M Chandler and James Mckeen
also addressed this meeting.
At Arion Hall in Williamsburg, Mr.. Je-
rome addressed some 2OO Germans, He
talked excise to them. telling them that
Mcclellan was trying TO blind them with
his talk Of liberal enforcement Of law
he was under oath to carry out
At the Brick Church in Flatbush there
were two meetings, because no one part
Of the church would hold all the people
who wanted to hear Mr. jerome.
The last speech Of the night Mr.. Jerome
made at Prospect Hall in South Brooklyn,
addressing some 5000 persons. The name
Of Grout was Kissed repeatedly at this
meeting. which was in the heart of Michael
j. Coffey's district.