New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

been lost or st-ayed or stolen was obliged 70
say OF Mr. Mcclellan in this hall week ago that
say that al things yellow the jaundlced eye
and lnasnucn as Pc Is ao.e % alscCver Jn1t IN
am afraid that he must also be color blind HIS
friend was engaged and who had become weary oc
listening 70 his friends remarks upon that subject
And this is the way IN which he finally expressed
George can see a great deal more In his sweet
think that is the condition Of the candidate upon
snip that he sees it 7Shsre Il does not exist
DO not suppose that those who are Bresers AZ
us meeting VIII Be supporting the EepG5tcsln
IckeL next year l 90 rot SUPPOSE JnaI NJ col
6oSs sif he SIB5ortit he III r71ocrsric candI-
20 St- 80 49, s5 = ~ -i9 zSTs--
ment does not mean that the city must be governed
by men Of such milk ane water opinion that be-
in the d5y.s interest [hey cease % belong 70 tss
LAST year Ar Sr9g5 PrssiS5sd al DenSsTaSc
think sntireiy pTobSbls tha1 next YEAR my
Demecratic eoleaguss upon tae cry ueSss VII
preside a. Republican: but would Ike TO cal
Sitv zoyer1erS appointed By the RePu5iicsn
Mayor was asked part with one iOta Of his free
Democrats supported Democrats as matter ot
T -ots s ne Is 4y r6r AZ ia voI tft s6aii
strive with every power mat have 20 adninls'er
ne cit1 Win ali nv power: the city first and al
ths tine t4ppIaJlse and a CRY OF You have done
that alreadyi'|J What has done can do
again
THE MASK MCCLELLAN WEARS.
M Mcclellan. speaking in Brooklyn the other
night gave ~ solemn Dlec,ze thar h elected hs
would use his utmost endeavor 20 abolish graft
fame When one recalls that he was making thas
pedse On oehaiI OK Slr VI lILI-S u - a. -
wearing one Ct the ancient masks The modern
ures than anything else. but the ancient mask was
given a certain expression W1lcn II was sIpp9ssd
ID D. i NJ
from the ancient point Of view, would wear Jne
10 suppose that. owing his nomination % those
men, he viii o. able 70 restrain them y would not
Of which Mark Twain wrote many years ago. which
sir15!esr statement 6f TACT that ne rad ever
paIrned OF on q deluded public But 70 take tnis
SSIser ssv bv M Josso1 r saw Iavlse sHe
said that a young Cir came into the ONCE Of the
WOman's Municipal LEAGUE ara asked Co see one
pretty once. but now, In her shabby clothes. she
Ne IN she lad c9A!e ~ 80 we 1Li4t Al9-lel-
recall was issued in 1871 she was told tnat Il was
not regarded as wise % reprint This pamphlet she
tered. she had tried 20 earn money but had Jailed
every where except upon the street I have come
she said TO save the other girls II Tammany
gets back there viii be lot more OF OUT
heTe M1isn are yoJ gong 70 pa, IruSS; isI-
Tor her. or the pledge or a Young man who said
years ago that there was nothing for the last
80 20 49, 81 o-a e~isns oras rGTs ~ IA ,ore
poration who Lat made a large CONTRIBUTION 20 the
run1s 0s Taunany- and one Of The officials. or being
Grace saws IT, his letter ths morning IRE ofacer
was then asked Z he had given % the ctner side;
Why. Eor he said that would not BE- business
and when he was asked WHY not. ne said Be-
that is right will get IL without paying for IL
And Il Ne want more thar IS right we cannot get IL
c5e cS-nSrI5 e x1resa tps 5-i- - so5.
- n p sal
we would rather give secure the election
only VIVA, IS right we snsh get il for the ASKING
than we would % see the other side elected De-
cause we know that we shall have 70 pay for every
thlns we want. no matter whether We are sntitle4
Is that both of these corporations recognise the
drew direrert conclusions as 70 their duty in the
premises. bur they both knew that when Tammaay
5avr2ea1 9f money eve9 tirEs ti1 vrere rot risht
could be had by SUFFICIENT payment
Just IN passing. wait 20 say one word aoouf the
to reirstate Tam1nany Hail IN once II mere IS
worse citizen within the bounds Of ne city or
VIII allow money be paid put IN eontroI OF the
i5y an oIsan ,. '3st ass Sa S, 3 bssvs
the time will come when any man VINO does that.
ooirr-S OUT 81 he anSer of scoru as he walxs
through the streets - the city or NeN- orS l
Who take their wrs-ched dividends vii cry out.
Isdv Sia~besh cried ouI when she saw the blood
Sfsi1 SION her hands ~Our. damned spot but
II would cut. for upon her hsnds was the STAN
OF murder and viii Be the Stain upon the hands
T ~ fhs -1er who do such things IN the Orzariza
. zion az Tan-any Hail that result IN the murder
~ girls Characters and lives in ire way that Tam
many has cuce
tel YOU they murder freedom itself. because
When money determines the application % a law.
,-narrer one r-1r shall pay 80 and another not.
rre very idea q freedom aas flown from the clty
yvhaxe that prevails t2pDause1
ENACTED FROMiSE FROM CASSATT-
7 beg Won 90 believe mat II you reflect az
of NJ i
I have stood during these last two years for a
I Government OF Inv all along The line Applause ,
- ne show YOU what has been the attitude o.
this administration On several notable cases where
IN has mad 70 deal Wfth corporations. When Fresi-
derr Cassatt OF the Peunsy lvania Railroad ca- -
{ ne TO ask whether / should be IL favor % ina :
great furprovernent told him upon condition.
Ia. M ra..afr n Won vii give xoG- -