New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

.-as 81 this were fight for the home. This ad-
ADMINISTRATION has tried to do its duty honestly
20 the utmost Of its capacity. What system OF
government is presented by the ether side2
-r.,,-,anv Hall IS not an unknown factor
-r,,roe tin,os II has made the city byword
.r,onr the cities Of the country. The Tam
man, system IS TO coin money out Of govern
ment.
..I,oels over the list Of prominent Tamnany
--ea. II sny OF them have made money out OF
anything except politics don't know it, Tweed
STOLE his money. Now the method is 20 get rich
bv indirection.
Those who we're with the Mayor had hard
time to Eight a way for him downstairs to the
SUNDAY school room. where every available inch
~ space was filed 10y q voter. women being al
,ouzed onl,- upstairs It seemed though the
sides Of the building bulged out when the spon-
r.peous greeting for the fusion candidate burst
FORA.
TWO SPEECHES IN ONE PLACE
In the course Of my municipal campaign l
have had many experiences lac said Out
never recall having spoken in two places IN tle
same building on the same night 1 CONSIDER IL
p eooo omen. want you TO DO yogr utmost 10
save the city from falling back into me MINUS
OF Tammanv Hall"
The street in front Of the church. in front
81 all the meeting places. was packed from sue
10 side and the crowd would not let Mr. 10"
go until he had grasped the hands Of several
4mporrunate persons and heard words OF en-
couragement from all sides.
The next meeting was at the lnvincible Cluo'
q Republican organization in the Bedford dis
trict where the various Republican clubs OF me
xvIIth Assembly District were represented oy
p crowd thar more than filed every room IN the
big building and formed good sized open air
meeting in the street. In the gymnasium the
Mayer said;
Tarnanv boasts that il has never been beaten
twice in succession. II depends on You to brins
this boast 70 naught
The auditors gsye him every assurance that
they would.
The Mayor was behind in his schedule, but he
vas practically kidnapped and dragged 10 the
enc % the porch where Alderman Wirth intro
duced him as the best Mayor Nev-Nork ever
had. With . few words the Mayor injected an
enthusiasm into the crowd which resulted in
cheers that could he heard by the Mayor when
he was three blocks away, speeding ''"oi"
Turn Hall - A.
York he addressed 2 large gathering or Ger
-nsr-An,ericsns Again he put the question OF
honesty and efficiency as opposed 10 olshonesty
end corruption, as represented oy 1aIllll ,1;
~.
preferences
THEN TO M'CARREN's DISTRICT.
The Mayors last meeting was in Palace Hail.
sn the heart cf McCsrrens gibraltar 81 De-
raocrscv."
The large hall was crowded by NorhlhsIner1'
who gave the Mayor 4 reception which plainly
pleased him The speech here was the longest
az the evening. except that in Prospect Hall, and
-he Mayors clear logic OF the dement's OF the
fusion administration as opposed TO the graft
tng" system Of Tanmany were evidently ap-
preoiated
They apprcved by loud and long continued ap-
-lsuse and boxls the statement that the present
contest is one over municipal matters pure ana
sir,n1e. and has nothing 90 with mans 20
,.,tcs, beliefs IN Stale and national matters.
I an, told that in this section Of the city
efforts are being made 10 Tsmmsnyize Brook
l,n.~ he-said. referring 10 senator McCarren.
Il. Is = system where money determines wheth-
or legitimate business shall be carried on or
not ana an nlegitimate business may he car
RED on by paying money
The Nsvor tod OF president - large COR
roration who. explaining NJ y he had subscribed
10 the Tarnrnany campaign fund and not 10 the
fusion fund said il was because the former
was q business proposition. and as TO the latter:
If Low is e,ected If vha. rsi.t is right, we
can get il without paying for il. II what we
van, is wrong We can't get IT., no matter what
ever We pay.
In ending Mayor low said:
Is there snv freedom except the freedom Of
She law? Nothing is worse than government
that allows money TO say what is law. pledge
you nv word that il ] elected I VIII hold
so every principle that makes the laws bear
equally IN all