New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
MUST WIPE TAMMANY OFT
MLdUGHLIN'S .4PPE1J.
The Tiger Worse To-day than EUer
Before, Declares aged Leader

Like an electric wave the -,,,.~s. - .
Martin W Lttleton. made at IN. ert-.o-s,,..-
H'ee''ne IN me Academy OF Music on Thursday
h's"'' N0~lo Oe Ielt al over BROOKLYN vester-
cay SOY oIN was 1t an appeal to every re-
speotaoe citizen TO keep the fnfsr,ies for ,,,io,
Taumany stands out Of ta-o,,-,, A.. -,
an appeal TO every Democrat TO assist Il, The
OBSTRUCTION OF Tannrnany Hall for the regenera-
non 81 the party in the State and nation. That
the strone logic OF his arguments had s,,,,i,
into the minds and hearts OF Democrats in n
way that viii be felt on Election Dav was
EVIDENT ever here His idea. the Brooklyn
idea-" has stirred the sentiment and conscience
O. members OF the party as they have not been
stirred before in years
From every hand came yesterday To the ,o,,,,-
orator messages OF support for the rositior
he has taken The mighty. popular deuonstra-
tiOn given 70 Hugh Mclaughlin. as the exnonen-
o. Independence and deoency in politics clearl,.
showed that the public is behind hin, in his
fight against Tammany. 1t showed that he
VAS not shorn OF his great influence among
Democrats IN Brooklyn when Senator Patrick
r. NcCaren captured the machinery Of the
organization. Hourly he is receiving more evil
5ences o. that fact.
The Rev Dr. Lindsay Parker. pastor OF st
Peters Episcopal Church. and a Democrat went
70 the auction rooms ana congratulated Mr.
Mclaughlin, whom he had not met before. on
his position. Afterward Dr. Parker said:
I an proud q having met and talked with
B-ookiyn's grand old man I trust that cur
fellow citizens viii heed the warning that Mr.
Mclaughlin has sent out TO them repeatedly in
this campaign. I am also going TO grasp the
hand Of Martin ". Littleton. Brooklyn's pride
among her young men"
Frank Harvey Field. chairman Of the Citizens
Union Campaign Committee. had this TO say
shout the LittleJon meeting:
NJ. Littleton last evening set forth in words
O. burning eloquenCe the "Brooklya idea" He
made clear the chicanery and false pretence Of
the TaLUalY fight IN Brooklyn. This borough
IS now thoroughly aroused. and the uaiority
against NcCarren and his threatened faro hanks
red nights, pooIrooms and that sort q thing
promises 10 be clspossess notice long 10 lie
re-ren 6erec. ! never saw Brooklyn people
CELEBRATION for the Tammany ticket
Senator AIcCarreu was unusually depressed
al day, as he sat in his red light headQuar-
-e-s. II the Thomas jefferson Building Every
mention OF the Littleton meeting seemed to an
hoy him.
Serene and confident il the assurance that he
has the people Of Brooklyn behind him. MI. Nc
Laughln had this 70 say just before he left the
auction room for the day:
Years ago. when Tammany Hall had al its
Troverh. just such men as Litteton has around
him defeated The organization and sent Its
leader 10 prison. For years il could not regain
IFS power. Then Il chose 10 head il in a cam
raign with a man who had great and honest
heart. and who able 70 say TO the thieves
Keep Of This is the peoples money" And
they succeeded by using this great mans name
.- -egaining their power.
ro- rear they have held that power and grown
more corrupt. Tsmmany is to-day worse than IL
ever was. I say now. and viii il again and
again until the end Of the hght
4 year ago the head of the Democratic ticket
Hu hnn been All 70 To
the,es: Keep Of the public treasury Ii is the
reaple's money" He got a TREMENDOUS plurality in
this city. They trying 20 use that faithful
.ervant's plurality and expect win with that and
have another Of corruption
This time Tamnlany Hall must not be merely sup
rr-~-@d for . period. wiped out for eternity.