New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
DIR. CUVLER'S APPEAL
STOUT BLOW FOR FUSION
The Tiger Hiding Underneath Nc
Clelldnis Broadcloth Coat.

The Rev. Or. Theodore l.. CuNter, ahe ven
cradle pastor emeritus of the Lafayette Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. Struck strong
blow for fusion last evening in vigorous and
ELOQUENT address in wsverly Hail. waverly and
Myrtle aSes that borough before a large ana
enthusiasts audience
rr. Cgyler Is a warm personal friend OF Mayor
Low his characterization and denunciation OF
Murphy ana Tammsny Hall were keenly rel
ished and loudly cheered. A popular hit regard
ing Mcclellan was the statement. TAKE on 'ne
broadcloth from Mcclellan and you viii see the
stripes Of the Tamlnsny Tiger beneath.
Dr.. cuyler impressr-ely said he had only
few more years TO live and he did not want In
his last DAYS 10 have his ears tortured with the
roar and howl Of the Tammany Tiger in Brook
lvns beautiful streets. lie said in part;
GOOD friends and neishboEs. Thank you tor TINS
hearty greeting tonight For htty-snree kyes Of
them IN our Beautiful city OF Brookyn In al al
these years have never iaeG 10 S Sr,Ntleee but a
sacred trust and neglect il is high treason !
OF good citizonship and during every import !
election have been glad 10 use glS Welfare
Friends and neiehbors. We are in the Inios1 10, OF
place II the last years. The real question to
% sessest civ on The American continent shall
be for the next years under the bene1cent ao
sion Of tia; Tammany autocrst Charles f MURPHY
giisses9 Who IS this man? Mn9 y -os S learn
Re Is = mar who has made his money. first as ne
csSgTs 81 SI dGSd Of DOGS nd expect
did not lose chance OF making single ao,lsr, slla
al the end Of the next two years he VIII nov o. d
plsuse9 81. ..... -
CITY george b Mcclellan a handsome. courteous.
ssy r saSSas PeSst Se maa 10 be he most
dangerous man ~ such time as THIS for u a
mischievous 70 Co they never select well known
rascal Tor al once ne VIII excite suspio,o1l, So
they choose an eminent gentieia, " Sev tbai-
Done IS al pulp. ana one who i sure 20 90 ss,,5
him when he selected George Il. Mcclellan. An
attempt has beer MADE to invoke supper ri LOT paT
otto general during the civil War. H..
Now. against General Mcclellan as a gallani
soldier have not syllable TO utter; but General
MCCLELLAN as politician failed signsS oeeSGSe so as
has committed now -,
nominated on a PLATFORM miserably weak plat
ter. Dr. Adams OF NeW-YorE. iolo me that be had
reicses cogrromise plafform ana stand Tor
Vigorous prosecution OF the Civil War
do it. and the result was that Abraham Lincoln
overwhelmed him with crushing defeat
That the fatal mistake or the father and his
committing the same fatai mistake to-day.
kick oTer rSmmsnS pstf fT thermal pa5
torm-and it's principles and practices. and stand
he public welfare, be would have some claim on
he respect of Republicans.
an, instead OF that instead OF that. from tie
crown OF his head 70 the sole OF his foot he is the
devotee and the defender Of Tanlmany. Politically
member. two Years ago. when the very atmosphere
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Deyery. the time OF the red light and blacknail
now the people OF this great city rose Up in holy
tau with the club q 30 es majority. Al that very
time, knowing All the facts, George 3. Mcclellan
apolosize Tor We have done what We ought 20 do.
OURS : ne credit alo Ssrs Is the nono,; on:
floating the thoroughfares OF CITY: We
ours Is the honor" Fellow citizens j deliberately
ayso maj smBtioS S Who Woas utter these words Is
morally unfit To be the Mayor OF this great city.
have another Indictment to make. When Colo
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lmpossihity." he USED these very words, Non
sty: and in his speeches. mark you. he has steadily
5inotiy marked conflict between The Democrats
party in its national issues and the Republican
circulars and bills OF The Democrats seek TO re
when Mcclellan makes that assertion does not he
know perfectly well that such men as Charles S.
land; william B. Hornblower. nominated for the
supreme Court bench; Wheeler Il. Peckham and
-han Mcclellan are working for the election OF
emocrst' e1 Mayor Grace has sad: II co5sTat
late Low upon having given the best government Of
the city Does not he know. who Tor two years
has put at the head 81 many Of the most important
lie has stood ranfuIly .ons-ientiously and sturdy
FOR al principles OF -partisanship from the very
Does not Mcclellan knew? Is he such an ig-
noramus-or does be stin stand up IN the face Of
The sun and make this monstrous prevarication Of
tho very truth and endeavor TO carry MS election
man who is capable OF such declarations is morally
unfit 10 be the Mayor % this great city
Then have another Indictment 10 make A few
nights ago Mcclellan. when on = speechifytng tour
lIlent house dstrictyou know that district largely
Allied with the humhest poverty stricken classes.
ment has wrought the most thorough ard benefi-
cent cleansing. You know this is The neghborhood
IN which our government has brought the richest
blessing 10 The poor classes that crowd the tene-
merit houses that whole region along the East
River Well. did Mcclellan. IN that speech the
other night congratulate then. on me improved
condition Of the community: DID he tel them that
reforms that smashed the red lights" broke up
prostitution in the te1.en.er; mouse, brought 50
hose sauaHd quarters? lie did not do anything OF
I will tell YOU what he did He artfully told
hem that there would be 10 infringement OF
SAMPLER every advocate % the woes OF that region
knew perfectly vel %ns M NcO .. ;, ,eIstod
~ Hos GOOD friends our fusion government has
many has striveu and Tammary means 70 W %
eat George T. Mcclellan and let The public see
1r The hroadcloth coat II you dare We may strip
Il OF next TUESDAY, and We viii see the stripes OF
the tiger.
I suppose YOU are ali very much amused by Nc
Cislsn's attempt tho other night IN this city. 10
capture the German vote oy assuFlne them that
n be were Mayor and they visited his office they
would hear the SWEET accepts OF ne High Dutcs
toTFue That reminds me O. 2 man VINO was askec
once 4 he could speak German. No" said he
S5 sHse PT o Mec R o. thinks thst he can
capture has sturdy. solid Teutonic neighbors by
esnt him 20 know those sturdy Germans win tell
him: NO si-; we give or Oh, votes rather to a man
ths nan ~ oorTupsioa that graduate Of TIE eToE
! victory