New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

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plause) And where is the man in Once or oo "
of office, who never makes mistake! ~. tbjs
Good Good Great applause) buI 80
al least can say-thel mandate that YOU ,.stan,
to me have needed, and the Jamnldhy So 20
has been rooted out OF the city sovernneIdd 10 OF
New-York ever since the first OF Jhuaiy, To-
CApplause) 1t remains for you ana i0i : sU
fellow citizens to determine whether IL shaII
STAY out 1 believe that have done my psil w
to the full measure of my capacity. "a NoIJ w.
"You done wel') 1t remains win you 10 ilake
the decision next Tuesday which will mean so
much for the city of New-1ork IN all tue Yeas
to come prolonged applause and cheeIs'
Mayors Lows departure was the occasion ior
a further frantic demonstration. men ana women
alike breaking through all restraint and checr-
ing themselves hoarse.
MIR. CHANDLER FOLLOWS
Walter NJ. Chandler. who followed and was
introduced as "the modern Demosthenes. OF
Jerome H. as a voice in the audience duoOeo
him. spoke in part as follows:
Mr. Chairman. ladies and feliow ct IL Tammsny
very long ago was an active mentosr o. pa bes1
Hall and for the last twelve months nave oesa
p potCaI grace and have found it. daughter
and spplsuseJ Frequently during the last tive
bretfren in Tammany Hall how could vote for "a
Republican and stu be ,r 2Inf o an eSpiaa-
ton daughter and applause eca nave about dis
t them tha' destcn of that kind that they might go
10 Bourke Cochran. who voted for Mckinney III
Now. in the presence of the Mayor Of the CITY ci
of present ana d,d eT Tstber vote FOR
a Democrat 10 be at the head OF TINS Denl9SI S AZ
rext pace thai am Democrat only in the second
place and that am now and always snsl reli sav
to YOU that while l would rather vote for Demo-
f5at o fa9 for i9F clean RRepubea
oGrat tApplasd 90 not mean 20 not S rssinder-
stand me Personally he is very clean and 9uiIe
are hest pictured By the cartoon of Mr. Grout with
his finger on his nose. applause ana Iaush'eI7
SURROUNDED BY DIRTY GANG
In other words he is surrounded by the dirtisst
gang Of POLITICAL tseebooters that ever cursed tne
whenever you wanted to find the Mayor Of New ;o,
have right to know that the man who is TO serve
you for the next two years, will be found at the
to '' believe l that he would not have nerve 20 be
Mayor for himself or by himself He is not even zen
Puppet No. he is NO. ?. and the zeal boss IS De-
Now, they tell me Democrat, that I am ex:
pected TO follow this bifrrcated political argument
Of Murphy, headed by stawart Iammanylte , ano
they are going I don't know whether they know
a5 wR e0 thfg e a g 6an the ps and ere
ssPcior among Demo3rstT that tniS ticket Is
REMARKS OF MR.. swANsTROM.
After Mr.. Chandler. President swanstrom Of
the Borough OF Brooklyn vas introduced by
MAYOR Byrnes ana SPOKE LO4lONo-
This is the first time in this. campaign that I
haitian audience came hee tonight not to ma k 19
received from FuItop cutting 10 bring 5 gTestns
from the Borongh Of Bro9kn 10 fhe ,r %
Saying 10 you that if you people in Manhattan VII
d3ty From the reports we have received to-day
reports Of the most conservative character Brook-
Iyn will 20 for Seth Low next Tuesday by q ma
jority OF from 35,ooO to io0oo.
WHAT COLONEL DUFFY SAID
When Mr. swanstrom had taken his seat
Colonel Duffy. OF the Goth Regiment, was pre-
sented TO the audience and warmly welcomed.
He said:
Gentlemen. I do not wish to occupy your time
in showing to you the neceSsiy OF y0nT @G G,si
eioouently bv Mr. Carter who spoke this evening
II ie Campaign in iJs nominations. which started
in very peculiar manner. I'M nominees W.
thing than stand the fight with their fellow cit
izens have deserted our nominee The Mayer Wno
piause5. and he has said to you: L viii stand by
my associates will be will stand for the PEOPLE, LEI,
and next Tuesday; gentlemen the people VIII
Anio:her element IN Nh ME- 6rsba n y6o had an
gentienan klo"n 81 e. ~ friA1ds Gaiebfer5 and he
asked for. because he asked iof more than was
fair and consequently he left the convention and
sold out to Tammany. Laughtsr) do not know
that the Tammany censor has prevented the press
agent from having his name appear in the news
taken to the woods. Laughter( Well might
Use the expression Of our friend Dowie UaughJsT99
and say that his appearance YOU'D DC heli'i-ii4u
for the next six months. (Laughler) - ETC.,,
because know it is late in the evening, ana we all
want to get home at some reasonable hoCr: But
the cause we are engaged in promoting Is the
most important cause that probably IN my expert
of forty years the people OF Newt ork nave
we are going to have an honest administration of
the afatTS Of the city Of NeV-York or whether it
going be controlled by an organization whose
purpose of revenue only. (AppiauseD - -,
and be satisfied that when we vote that ticket
Tuesday we have done OUT duty; We should go
the facts that we hear and PLACE me postion OF
a I I HdePstSbd II and think When the
citizens Of Network understand the issue that
is now before tine people, the result on Tuesday
viii be sucb that when the polls are closed on
Tuesday evening we can congratulate ouTsei ns
Npplause)
PLEA OF MR. HINRICHs.
F. W Hinrichs, candidate for Controller. was
the next to address the meeting. He said:
u seems 10 me beyond question that il every one
who is enthusiastic for the success of fusion does
his simple duty between now and the close of the
the votes, are bound to win. ana not only
will win, but shall win Overwhelmingly;
said it cannot be done unless you willing to
work And what nober work could you do than 10
the cause of this great citythe city of our homes?
Has not this admnistrati on on the WHOLE
ward in every direction. materially and morally in
this community in which we live, is 1t not
here? Furthermore. IL IT is worth while for our
selves. is it not going to be an incentive to other
Join in kindred battle against such corruption
those of YOU who are still in doubt when you come
science and your Maker and You deliberate for the