New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
JEROME on THEEAST SIDE
-PEETED WITH CHEERS
He Tells the People Whct Reform
Rale Has Done for Them

hsr
..s nrueals cace more aroUsing MS audience.
80 Attorney Jerome last r,irh- h.,-.,, :
.,-a,ys-s campaign 81 his own hafliv-;clr 81
.-,vse5 lower East Side. Two large audiences
.-,us,s into ;wo small halls welcomed h,-,
- Marcos L. Marks. the presiding Officer a,
ID H-st announced him 70 the hundreds %
- Ssfers as Your idol" Equally cordial was
=, .--ee-frr a. Progress Hall. where he s-oos
: 30 r.atfcr1a with Cirrus L. Sulzberger can
-s,.e for Borough President. and the two fight
: - -ho jewish quarter were cheered % tha
40 The o,d issues q red light were the
-, ,her,e Z NJ Jerome He declared
-, che Streets were clean. not merely super
sis-,,. that thci- daughters were safe and
..st- .e-erents pure * never before In the
t,s.o-, - their quarter. To his Jewish audi
- be appealed on their record in the last
s--,aicn asking ;hern 10 live Up TO il.
- Jerome -oGe IN an automobile accom-
s-ies By Two Assistant District kttorneys
,.,--.car ard Lord. and TWO county detectives
-.ssrs,e the fire he shows in his speeches the
r,.e--.ct Attorney was a sick man. and kept his
s-rareneats against the advice OF hts physi-
cia-.
- f-s- speech was al the Great Central
-7.,aee ~. 80 Cl.uton-st. II this small and
-,u-ies A1l NJ. Jerome was hailed with cheers
IS he came down the aisle. ami the applause
n7~
air. as Your isol' Mr.. Jerome said in part:
came down here 10 live IN your ueighbo-hood.
-ot = aaAf ~ -, - az 4;S 80 - -.
'-e--'s ~ -r.S quarter are good those 81 any
----.-- = -he -.tv OF NeV1-Yo-k I ask YOU
as ysa- a. @sked yoa IN 1871 The same thing.
: : Ie- tl.at IR any other portion OF The great
inss ne appeal 70 yoa then and yogF answer .sr
crvsh That appeal was not made on the
s-5sHd any interest you mighst . have Or benefit
~ -Se.'e y S,e - 80. Novg ~ ne
s. s-s5 n ta.s country long before Il vas
e C2.sd s,2'e eo4. e- bur J 5o- resp6rse
Va as Icysl ard the thar Of any part OF the
x,v k-ow us IS Jewish quarter. that TIE
TeE r-o1c = IS race &c - as = = so.
A. ms III % YOU whether you are gol-ls 70 h1Ns
Fo55 IN ths- record. Yea can't 60 back-yo1 can {
49, Jha -1sh-a-t man has some small er.erarce.
s 7gshe55 sn e92 ne he l Since y59 have
Hved IN this cry have y you e,eg A[S -- y-oraan
orrs va-s through AIlen-st. wiki safety as nov
.51-- rcsses. -55. lz-cv how Almost impossible
keep yuU- women n me LlAlle - go 80 Z-s-
49, you know that there never was 2 time
eonPe-a2le % tae Is 10 cars 1o-
10 -7er q MS district. you made a record in
~ = vog So back nov z you Go not Go your duty
: 80 voC WI have such men as Nike Murphy
= place q Ernst Lece-le, JotlIlrs 9tAeult LOt
V - a. q Il YOU want but think what this cleo
u01 means = isnt po-itcs, q e' :, 80, -
80 TVhv Il RS s5r-lnistra-iol had simply
BE- hC-11rt-n 5o1es = = i oS5S +Es- ,-isa
= 1h-rk vou nave-that yoG- Slowed oe101e' you Il
never &C e. tCheers9
Amid great cheering. NJ. Jerome, surround
&c BY his county detectives, formed a Tying
wedge aid Iert the hall As the automobile
os--vs-S The District Attorney went through the
c-cv5es streets ny. Jerome was greeted some
--,-.r -r-za ~vg---7
NeCsra1- men. ana b. tncessant cheers rom
ne street u-chins. When he reached Progress
Esu II Avenue a near Secon6-st-. NJ Jerome
-e,eiva5 another enthusiastic greeting. Dr. T.
r Z Gould who was speaking. gave way, an
uorrc.rE IL Jerome as the man who has done
as much as. perhaps more rha1- any otner
ma 70 make this city clean Marcus Braun
- chairman OF the meeting. presented M
Je-o7e IS The man loved by every honest man
a. e fea-e5 by every crook IN tie city AZ the
beeiu-t-- of his speech Mr.. Jerome declared
IA ne was there 20 answer questions and
wanted then but 10 one ventured 20 ask any
Ter he attacked NJ NcCieIla1's attitude on
n excse laws n The same fashion as ne did
later a Cooper Union
The real issues Of this campaign ne con-
rrue5. gre precisely the same that they were
Il 1901 Tin Sullivan IS still the real power.
Do Won -ni-k q man Ike Charlie Murphy
wouldn't have the brains 20 frame Up peter
gaze than hat he is now giving US? laugh
terl. Cocker. with ali his faults. was man;
~ Go -5u think this Quartet-5erard, NC
Clela1 Murphy and Grams furnishing me
brains It's the same man, TIE same gag,
working for the same ends. lAPpa4lseJ lOA
ove - whom YOU have elected and who have
t-es ho-as-lv % work Tor your interests, some
nng Z won't Be right now for you 70 ne oown
o. Is 7 say rs for I prepared 70 sls-o OF
IA with Ills cause. z the people haven't got
dece-cv 20 stand %. why. then let them 90
back 70 the filth. and I. fer one. VIII nave very
Bite sympathy FOR them" applause
Az this point Mr. SulZberger came IN as nc
took the platform ny. Jerome declared tna5 ne
xof,Is now give way. Here's candidate. hes
IT. - 49, 4 70 vo,l he said There were shouts
q GO or co on" but NJ. Jerome shook as
head and LAYING his hand on AZ Su-zbergers
shoulder. said ,..
over a-d size hi1n up See Il ne lsl liie
f0r tt,rk he is There was great appia~Se, a
MS and M Sulzhe-Eer stu landing VIII KS
an r. NJ. Je-c-ne's said; .
y know that there e no man tnaI ms IIoIV
r Eai1 than william Travers jerome DE '11S
election 70 he fusion ticket
As re left the hall NJ. Jerome was pIs4h4y
Sec = be saded and for the next Ea4I hgIr
10 rested bzfore going 70 Cooper Union re
vs. r-lr-e-s-- intense pain. ard only h-s desire
= keep his eIFaF euert carried mn 20 n 49,
-speech. Eu- throughout lis East Size to9f ne
was e ed enthusiastically and many WIN
hin ed similar scenes n the iaSl CHI
re-
esoUT o REPLY TO JEROME TONIGHT
Controller C-our ssfs .e-t~-dsy that he expected
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