New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
GREAT BROOKLYN RALLY.
DEMOCRATS PRAISE LOH
Chandler, Mcclure and Parker STIR
IN Enthusiasm.

one Of the greatest, most Impressive ana ucSI
inspiring meetings Of the campaign was that N
Prospect Hall in Prcspect-ave.. near Fifth-ave.,
Brooklyn. last evening The great hall was filled
10 its tormost gallery with men and women repre-
senting the best citizenship Of the CITY. ana the
audience showed an earnestness IN support of the
fusion cause which argued for a tremendous ma
jority for Mayor Low in Brooklyn. Several Of the
best speakers were Democrats. and it was made
evident by the response 10 their appeals that a
large number Of Lows supporters in the hall
were Democrats.
Mayor Low received a greeting that shook the
building when he introduced by William c.
Redheld, the chairman Of the meeting, as it was
there that the Mayor made his first speech in his
campaigning in Brooklyn last night. his speech is
reported in another column. He was followed al
the meeting by Walter II. Chandler. a Democrat.
who created unbounded enthusiasm. the large audi
ence being unwilling TO let him stop when he wished
10 give way 10 other speakers. Mr.. Chandler said
in part.
am frequently confronted with the question in
this canpaign by my former friends in TaIamany
and sril he a Teinor-5f9 have Uniform answer
i IS this: Ny friend go, and ask Edward N
Grout. he viii ten you. Aud II Mr. Grout has any
asacaey IN talkiaS about Si1Jer %i ms .4 enc nc
Mckinley in 1896 and Tracy in 1881" ] want 10
say to you that am Democrat. and proud Of
tins magnificent audience that am Democrat
IN the second place. and IN the hrst place an al.
WAT any Democrat may think about the declara-
before / will vote for dirty democrat [APplauseJ
Tannla1y Hal reacs on Tie FoUItn Of July each
and everybody knows that the sVeEage Iammianyl5e
lndependence than pig knows OF The astronomy Of
/ Vote the fusion ticket against Tammany Hall
because. as Mr. Jerome says. it is false Democ-
Tacy that Tammany Hall breaches Jefferson said
that true Democracy consisted in the creates good
for the greatest number. CHARLEY Murphy says
!a4 mat 'u for sh fSTesy ngmbeT G5ugher and aP
plauses
FORMER SURVEYOR SPEAKS
One Of the later speakers was John G. IscGuire.
one Of the best known Democrats OF Brooklyn.
who was Surveyor Of the Port under President
Cleveland It was Mr.. MacGuire's first appearance
speaker in the fusion cause. lie said in part:
Your capacity for loyalty and good service to the
Iepub!iG OF which We are all citizens; will be
yoCr duty sc residents OF Brooklyn and as pro
4ec.oIs % Eout nome - Eo!tr tLaifll3 mas sdld
he reminds of the fact that twenty years ego
OF the Mayoralty OF Mr.. Low in this city. in com
mon with other citizens OF the city. then de-
clared was Democrat supporting Seth Low for
reelection AppauseD or course, none of
supersttious but ! Would ike 10 call your atten-
ton il / may. 10 some Ct TIE omens Of this cam
r2lgn. - a.. -. g a. -...-
thar no-nna ted Nj Low for REELECTION was man
fo a., ~" y ei,f him me- on one Of the n36
cratic tickets. the late General SlOcUm. He and
other Democrats. ike myself. unfrfendly to
his candidacy when he was first nominated but
after The experience OF one term in office in
campaign and reelected him Just a ! believe Mr..
ShCIarQ friend too. Is Low friendly 10 his
didacy. Another omeni In that campaign Nj
Lows opponent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. this w4-
f. lSSS-that he was firing the first. gun OF the ma
tional campaign Of 1854 but he defeated. This
campaign has been opened b. the candidate op-
posed 10 Mr.. Low in a speech in which he called
his speech the first fight on the skrmish line of
I am here tonight voting for seth Low, or in
tending 10 vote FOR him. because believe he is the
real democratic candidate to-day. What does de-
mocracy mean? Government OF the people. by the
Ucopla and FOR the people. and I supporting
this administration because II has been govern
ment FOR the people. IL contraclstlnction 70 al
most every other ore that went before il.
cept's Lows administration here il Brooklyn, too
The Rev. DR.. Lindsay Parker created tremendous
enthusiasm by der ouncing Charlie Murphy,
Tin Sullivan and Pat NcCarren and their po-
litical methods. saying at one point that such
trinity disguised fairly decent ITshmen like Mr..
Mcclure and myself" He pointed hts speech with
some refreshing stories IN Irish dialect which set
the audience in roars Of laughter. and he de-
ro,Inced the ATTEMPT OF Tammany Hall to take the
red light and the cadet system into BROOK
iKn Then be reCounte3 the WORDS OF some promi-
mont Tarnrnanyites beginning with TWeed's what
are YOU going 10 do about IL following WITH
Cookers working for my pocket All me time.
and Ufpdins up by pretending 20 initiate McClel-
lau'e speech about TImmary having nothing 10
ri Mcclellan We're recting typewTitten speech
which he had badly comu.iited 20 melorE ana
was being coached by 4 master, VINO says, 'inat
good Georgie Now so ard play horsey with
Br. r y /. Could A ! BoUlton and Mr. Hin
speeches before Mr. Jerome appeared 10 make tIie
fs-sr eFh Al