New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

board Of which Mr. Murphy was a member. the
ss q ~ IFS Tae whSt would yoa say Of The
guardian Of your children who should rent to bis
worth ss.eeo Year, Are you ready 10 place under
her OF the Dock Board that did that ell the vast
property interests OF this great city OF NEWPORT
faiie ASK TIE 0 Tammany commttee Of Five that
appointed at the instance Of Nj Croker to invest,
the attention OF the community by Bishop Potters
Chairman Of the committee retired from the lead
srship OF Tammsny because he said he could no
Der Of the committee has been deposed from his
lio5 viii an one in the face Of facts IKE these.
have the hardihood to say that TaInmany Hall has
the good name and good fame OF the municipality!
ATTITUDE OF BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS.
1t is not for 10 say what ought to be the att
tude Of the DEMOCRATS OF BROOKLYN toward me er1-
dent purpose OF Tammsny TO destroy their oreah-
ization. 1t remains for them 20 determine whether
aWsits them if TSmmany succeeds in eiecting its
Mayor. whether they viii throw al OF their force
into the effort maintain their autonomy:
SO great Democrat Tnden took the platform
ffTew hi n with an his power into effort
degenerate Tammany Hall; but never, I near
that he lent HIS support 10 the election OF Mayor
,S 70 ~. Teed regime that the Democracy had
nothing 10 apologize for-that on the contrary tne
credit theirs.
Human life q. more valuable thnn dollars.
The virtue of your children is more precious
than party sscendancy- Has Tflden no sue
I'm the Brooklyn Democracy. who VIII
openly fight against the restoration OF the
asomfnabie conditions which Mr. Mcclellan
cu1ogfrcd two years ago. until fhere rs no
longer danger of their returnf
Mr. HINRICHs's ADDRESS
Mr. Hinrfchs was the next speaker He said;
This borough two years ago was an allen: To- To-
sion those benefits have right 10 expect
Brooklyn is to be no longer the cohblestone ViaSe
proud To-day stand pleading the cause OF ms, 1he
irammany Hall il is for You TO acquaint yourself
with the facts-earn what this great goHernf.eshs
has done for US: the difference between TINS
4, ,ss - Sl9 70 ne that IN my campaign
CITY department and show the benefits which the
nshf Mn 9ei little Of the Health Department
ane the wenderful TeseneraE@n u nT Frnst
Lederie
Then MI Hinriche told Of the change at North
Brother Island, describing the horrible condi-
tons under Tammany and relating the reforms
Dr. Lecerle pat in force. as has been told In
The Tribune's article on the Health Depart
Inent
Mr. Swanstrom next introduced City Cham
berlain Gould as the man Who next to MT. Cut
ting was the moving force in the Citizens
Union. said DR. Gould:
This demonstration affords striking proof OF
BrOoklyns civic patriotism, and shows that , she
and progressive civic life Especially is it crafty
ing the representatives or this ORGANIZATION, WHO
Curing the last few weeks have stTiven TO present
for each suffrage whose character and ca
rac!ty were unQuesti0nec. men whose sole purpose
Il is TO the city, TO hold sacred trust the
confidence which citizens shall bestow- As one OF
those who took part in the conferences, can say
from pressure being eNerted, every organ
izafon acquitted itself Of its task free from out
side dictation any other influence than the ce-
sire to place in domination the best w-1oTk
could give. The attainment OF partisan advantage,
the sacrifice OF real interest TO assumed expedeney
not only never considered, II was never sug-
rested in deliberations Of the fusion conference
The nsniEg OF Seth Low for Mayor. Frederic ".
Hinrichs for Controller and T. ,. MCGUIRE Tor the
presidency of the Board Of Aldermen resulted from
the conviction that these men were the trio VINO
could best hc depended upon TO continue the type
Of government exemplihed by the present honored
Mavor He who says that Republican rartisa nship
dominated that conference does not know what ne
IS talking about The one supreme dominant lnfiu-
ence was the determination OF all the bodies 10
work effectively the city from the pos
sble return to the old days Of TamTnany s misrule
Then DR.. Gould spoke OF the great influence
the Mayor welded in the city's affairs, and
described the horrors that would come with
the .rsurn OF grating" backmail and fraud IL
q pup. ct OF Tammany should be elected.