New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20

roent % law instead OF government which was 20
be decided through monetary standard AT that
lime se Red r g dised % seu p in many places
What was then seen the streets in the form on
city soveTnment in principle: that is to say. money
aomnaied Money was the law; ana even foreed
usiess money would be paid for its enforcement
government by money is on again. you an recall
That episode OF history OF the Barons and kins
.Jchr OF England. where the Barons forced from
The king that grea, work q human liberty. Magna
any man: that was the burden OF the Magna
Charta. They had TO contend against selling JUS
tice and right and it is the same struggle now
Two years ago I promised to rid the city Of the
Red LIGHT. district and believe II has ceased 10
exist There now no systematic sale 81 law
II there Is any corruption at all il IS Individual
rninisration TO root Il out No influence 81 any king
has been able the administration from right
20 left II is a remarkable thing. and i Is the
first time IN The history Of The muneipag 1at'
When they wanted privilege came and asked l l9a
have made efforts q DO everything We could Tor
the children 81 the city: have given you sew
psrt Of the wear. hut which not completed
durinS the last administration. as Mayor = an
WNck NEGLECTED. 10 sign the ordinance m2Alns ~ 4
park. This + but one Of twelve Fairgrounds now
81 the city. maintained by the city for boys ana
fUuiiy 10 develop their bodies in play $3.50
y s S90 o let h,t ssy .6Si fin for now
know much more than did two years age
The other speakers were Ralph Trautmann,
Edward J. Mcclure. Frederic W. Hinrichs and
Cyrus L sulzberger.
FRANCHISES WITHOUT GRAFT.
The Mayor next went to the hall at No. 21I
B-oorae-st- where James b Reynolds was pre-
siding. and where he met with a reception
similar to that in East Broadway There tn
Mayor repeated portions Of his previous
speeches. saying in addition:
There cities Of the world from Th i P DTfPes
itself being city that welcomes al sncn pe1pl 6
Sa1eRS Tics S ana mortar t don make the civ but
what makes the city are the men women ana eh ~,
the desire Sire t ia serve the people wen
We have maze pans for i new H he no r
hospital in the world. When the president 81 NE
frsnc6,se fo- he tunnel under Manhstsn. told
him would support II II he would sl,e me ms
any city ofiioitl 10 nut the franchise through We
demanded for the city large sum 70 be paid an
rually for the franchise. and that VIII be palu
The Tamnany government was one Of favoritism
5Ss 9 esEes, as ss vel I0F as he ToHee d gives
equal justice to all. If you want that KIND OF a
s ticket .-'e--' 'V' o''' -''' ''''''''
The Mayor arrived at the Austro-H Hungarian
Anti-Tammany Association meeting. held in
Arlington Hall. No. 10 81. Marks Place, at
exactly $50 o'clock He was received with up
roarious applause and cheering that lasted I'M
I'll he raised his hands for silence. He said:
Two years ago we turned Tammany out. Now
Il Is our business TO keep them out That has been
bear many Of the reasons why We should keep
t 0qS 10 E01 peFp'e mere &c 'f berfT and
We in this country have respected his name be
OF freedom: but what want IS real freedom. and
In the government of law that promised to give
YOU II l were elected. a few instances may be
Department for one. There was Tenement House
law before the present law went into effect but
was only about per cent complied with. Why
we're builders permitted 70 put IN oark rooms tnat
had neither light nor air. nor access TO another
room with Light. and air? Why were they per
that it was by the nayment Of money: That is
-esen 5i- efraon xe ~ te9e1et houses tbaJ
has been put I'D has been obliged to comply with
s. unti, he law bss been corpIied Wiz IN eVerT
sense cf the word. remember one hous n par
had not been compiled with. They. were compelled
PEELED 10 make the alterations that the Law
In this city there are $4,000 rooms occupied by
humsn heinss v hiGh have no aece.s 70 light or air
House law existent in Tammany times had always
been complied with? There are probably thou
light and no outside air. because Tanmany allowed
buildings TO be put up taat did not comply with th'
Take anoiner instance. In the Department Of
Sewers: a Tipe Tould be broken and an Inspector
the landlord would save cCrne expense but the rec
ora CT the Health Department showed the death %
many shltcfcf because me Law was not compiled
with. DO YOU call Il better under an admin.
iSraDon where the strongest corporation in the
CITY cannot get anything that Goes not comply with
the law. or under an administration where for q
small sum paid il can evade the law?
IN the Dock Department under TaInTnanv. there
Were tWentN-seve1 Inspection districts. and the
sDecrors were usd $3.50 2 wear. II my memory
serves me right Tammany divided Of these
districts into Two districts and paid g
collect 500 in WHARFAGE The present Cor-niS foner
Of Docks reduced the districts from twentv-seven
80 twenty, AID with the reduction Of inspection DIS
tricfs has collected 80 Der cent more wharfage than
WIS formerly collected Now. do YOU think vessels
dent wharfage under Tsfnrnany? I think the
CITY didn't Cer what col eCfed
Sore time ago Ny. Croker said that he was in
politics Tor his rocket 81 Of the fine Mr..
-IG-ptV The present raier OF Tamranv Hall
trained uideT Mr.. Croker. Is the civ justified in
thinking that the rresA1- leader las forgotten all
The lesSD-s ~ he voutf@
Take my own Office The License Bureau has col
1ected more money because Of the change in the
$50 600 10 be connected with that SQUAD ! do know
that the city getting SO now than il did
under TsmMaUN. Perhaps pushcart pedlers did
not pay their licenses, and perhaps the city did not
get the money.
Go through ali the departments and see the df-
ference between government of money and d
government Of law.
Which kind Of a government do Won prefer "a
do II you want 2 government o. law you can
have IL, bat you work Tor il and vote FOR &.
leave my case IN your hands
DR.. Michael Singer made an address in Ger
man, and Frederic y. Hnrichs, Edward J.
Mcclure, Cyrus L. SUlzberger and Job Z.
Hedges also spoke