New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14


S-a,S MI II SIR Nixaa. who was formerly She
iea.lec o. -.r,rnai'y gial and who left because
saif--esaccL sid OILY short lime age that this
9 Ee' sons 20 e ,bst bsd 80 n Mastered
fhorgAs OF tho people or this town for the hast
tex years ihas they woal1 cast their votes in the
1ight Of those questions until they were satisfied
added lhat. unfortunately from MS point OF view,
the voters had never been convinced that those
eGss.ons would ne properly settled 9g ne Demo o9
iiors that he spoke of those OF protected vice
'ncrcgs4ry ETsrti which breeds dishonesty in the
kref: - rstch for ib.t ois.Etion
NoS. 81 a9Proach te other gcoposi,lonuih5t
70 rule IL: ,o~n They did not put it ezSctiy l IKE
raises. aset C 3II the question wtach suoniA 10
the careful end conscientious aud pTayerlul con-
shey arc oortont 20 idontily Democracy with Tam
many. TaS s what recent convert said ~, u|os
given Toe Democratic party Of the city OF New
,ns Ian.many man at State or national con
vont;on IS 10 lie looked upon with soort and con-
tcsnTt.''
QUOTATION FROM CIRCUIT.
Il is a pty that not The result IA the city q
clew-YorA n-aushior-j Now. the same sutnoFiSS.,
Describing Tan.sny said mat i was ste ot x t-S
pleasant flcGre Of speech and vet must use u LOT
very clear. j sometimes fancs- that Lammaihy NJ; IS
.9upicc WI; q so5t ~ f l,~ ana 90
NOT from another: jCst rs yoa have seen h nv
Are entirely dark and al other tines they inIow t
out fash % light At least that is Jhe mos mos.
charitable explanation OF The phtnorr7eIroa Il@S
often that men Who SPEAK q ! .Inll.l,s
~ 5h@S Ss ara ' er,isse5 Now the thing want
sou 70 notice IS this nrst q an that iaininaH =
CIauehterA II is the way Il behaves there tha a
inc thai i ceases to offensive when it is out
OF office Tammany out Of Office Is as lhnocuous
as possible In passins might urge if, rl s on M
tAppiaUsel HaFlns -Lteaoy =. &c SI,irel,,
before you put il IN power again applause
MCCLELLAN STENCIL BLIND"
This same gstraton serves to mai MAZE ts a39'T Tg
factor IN he sjtaati9; 10y s f bS S II i known
that there are Sucn men no locomotive Is piacSo N
hind he may by the Signals hal -, tloi1
say that II is Immensely important for the city OF
New-1ork to have in the Mayor one d ilen ~
'Tsmmany Hall as soon as hes begin 10 show them
years = 60 that anything was wrong I should say
that Mr.. Mcclellan is stencil blind tAPi .oS.,t -
DO YOU think AZ IS safe 10 conihI 1e -
rriS great city 10 a man If tie Mayors ONCE whc
aSer Tour S}lon years : al SeSo 40 apoocies to
offer; have nothing 10 apoogize for: ours Is the
man in the Mayors chair who knows that thing
NoH. what Is it that happens TO Tammany Han
when il is out Of oflce that makes IL seem more
ec5ase tei ln WefR se WITH PARTY spirit IN The
hope Of getting back. Some one has sal9 t l.56
ihis appeal the Democrats party spirit Is lhe
1ei over Itself and Hidden its iniqutIes from the
eyes OF the PEOPLE OF New orr Over , ,i 3eS
II New-York viii let II do 50. Except Tor tina.
10 before the Citizens Union this town, Tam
sna1y Hall with its disregard OF reputabe tacu S
never would get hearing from the people o. In, tnis
city. Now, let me ask you, IN the llgnt OF 5nese
ne deceived by this appeal now.
Mayor Strong Capplausel prepared for the first
rranged for il and think Jeff the plans al ready
11rpe
1lGilding and when il was finished the Commits
sioner OF Public Buildings wanted $1,000 a year 20
llr it, and the association Of which Nj Cutting Is
chairman offered TO run il for Slice THIS admin
these two years. prolonged appiaUse5 ! omitted
mat ranmany Han had sufficient interest in
baths Daughter 10 make any proEislon 81 ma, that
provided for in Manhattan and five in BROOKLYN.
month and the aprropIiatian asked for for its sun
o' SE y ssf Tamsv fboneht Was necesary
Vow. Is & any satisfaction TO the people OF the
!phg without pains a,o I,aH 50 LI S - Ia
are being appointed to tha pos,office?
TENEMENT HOUSE ILLUSTRATION.
NoN. let take thu tenement house situation in
present Tea,nof: House Law is a much better law
man amy 1ai ecoeoa H. but iaGs3 thar pGeeeqs9
-one 81 the worst conditions ihat now exist IN the
Under the old laws administered by Tammany.
.'liE : per cent 81 TIE new buildings comply win
.;snnot say what an the consequences are but this
know. that there are S5ocoo dark rooms in the
Eome Of Nhicl az least would not have been there Il
The Old aW had been enforced tApplause} Does
= 40 ANY good 10 those who live in those dark
rooms? Does It do any good 10 you who are Den
reject that ANYWAY good Democrats in Indiana are
Ana when you turn to the conditions Of vice that
prevailed here At the end Of Mayor Van Wyck's
that the conditions intoerably bad, is there a
man in New-NorK, whatever his party name, who
conditions because n should have satisfaction
Of knowing that Democrats in Indiana and 4
kansas aeTe getting postofhcese applause II
t.lller NtIes- eott. democracy approve or SuCu
shings those Is Democracy contented 10 be
soenil5eo with an orga 'zatiok that produces such
results which il has done r~sre than once. and
which. Therefore We have "A right 20 expect II viii
20 again unoeT IT. present management II il is
given the chance? What is your Euarsrtee THAI
fhuse ffircs viii .srffr rar-v,a,-., ~ ,,r1-
permitted 10 carry the city
Well. Ar Mcclellan gives you his promise Other
Mayors OF launIanE have given their premises.
hut they could nCt make good. Do you think that
M AlcOfelan can 40 so when he alert
wrong? Il seems 10 that i tie city OF New
York accepts that promise they woulc be ike the
-seihDeI t.t CHARACTER OF Micfwber. liz Charles
Igckcns who would issue the ncfn OF hand "a ahle
= SIX months. and when 1t fell due a. would get
- lfleno 10 laE1 another. anC as the second was
taken ia hand MicaWbeT woul6 up the first
VIII great gUsto and say, Thank heaven. that
promise IN TIE Igh1 of Tamnariys past rIs.orT
u tie irht q SIS present Leadership In the light
~ what its candidate for MAYOR rrffcIv ssi6 tv-o
fle than M1cawber'S ia return f01 your GOOD
ssith Great applause)
MIR. EINRIcHs INTRODUCED.
At the end OF the Mayors speech he was hailed
with another outburst Of cheers Women waved