The sun., 1903-11-01
GRUBER ATTACKS MCCLELLAN.
SAYS HE HAS SOLD HIS RESPEC-
liability TO TA.NMANY.
His Fathers Name IL Honored Because
or What He Did as . Soldier, but the
Son Can Never BE Forgiven for Trying
to Ally II With the Name OF Croker.

to Ally II With the Name OF Croker,
The Republicans of South Bro oklyn
turned out last night and not only fill
Prospect Hall OH Prospect avenue to over
flowing, bat also the street from Fifth to
Sixth averrVe. ,F1-Mayor Charles A.
Scheren. who won by a majority Of $4,000
in 1893. pre- sided.
lb Gruber made his first appearant 8
in the present campaign in Brooklyn ard
received warm reception. He was the
star spe aker Of the evening. Charles A.
Dewey the Republican leader Of the Twelfth
Asse mbly district, who Lad charge OF the
met ting, rect ivtd a great ovation wheIr
Borough President, SWaI strom said that
before mary " ais Mi. D' voy would be tie
Republican tader in the equity.
Ex-MayUr Charles A. Schieren, in o:oen-
ing the meeting, said:
7Tais reminds me of the meetings ten
years ago. we are on the eve Of an i'm
portant event to this great city, Next
tuesday We will elect Mayor. Who will
" The II whole assemblage answered with
one voice:
Low
Yes said Mr.. Schieren. 'and I say
it VII be Low. Now, why do you want
because he all right came the re-
Discussing the tax rate, Mr.. sckieren said
that money talks. Ten years ago, he 81 i'd,
lie hsd TO ray Sl,01 taxes on Lis Clinton
rart OF New York ! is taxes were decrease d
to $500. But tits year, said Mr.. SCI ieren,
my lakes are only $500. Yes, Money
talks.
you've got 100 cents on dollar in this
ad ninistration. he said, "al Tat with
nntc a
made There was no graft in it,
rederic ". Aipricns arrived at this
point. he was introduced by ex-Mayor
Schieren, who said:
his man was one OF my. cabinet. be
was the most fearless of them all. He
made the rich man pay his L KS and was
more feared b. the rich man than by the
poor man.
-We re not only going to. be victorious,
said Mr.. Hinrichs, but were going to be
ovsswhsmnfy mn4Bs tben tp she e.
cellent work performed by Mayor Low
during the last two years and called upon
every right thinking, conscientious and
honest man to vote the fusion ticket.
Abe Gruber was next introduced. In
part he said
The Tammany Hall candidate for Mayor
prides hims' If upon the fae1 1 that IT, l. can "a
poso in and puT pnaGS r EMSs maS
speak in several W lar g'iecos bpt rs could only
say in Ordinary. plaiI E slish.- Ibid not allow
my honored name TO b used as resp cSaP PIE
nrH marsad With t0 an r"ccrd cf Of frmS
,he honored na e that he bears ,To woml. never
1854. when the skies were darkest. when our
hope for the SUCCESS of the Mon arms was
H. Snd wves vssn With oeh
ing hearts were praying TOR the success OF
in convention ..9 nu and de- dsclared the war to be
failure; Now. in 1908. after, two years OF
good. honest. square administration, ram
many again. meets and declares right TO oe
wrong. declares. rehteousness to De eyti
Mcclellan.
We honor the nar,e Of Mcclellan. for what
The name al Of he General is spoken with woSSas
have forgotten what he did politically. but
we will always remember what he did as
He has been forgiven sSr taking ld n the nn9mo nom
cratic part n ise! but his son wno iii has seid
names m IS Of Mcc leilan AID croker, .
- Lows name Is Synonymous with sducatlon.
ss PsSiie school; FoT , sTs .o5an}. Ta%msnSS snS
hey hey pe spet 'f'F' hundred m millions year They
should have made provision for the increase |
o"en strikes in the school buildings during !
Ia" last nine months? T,oes Mr., McCAr-nn. !
aces and wi.lcd had, t. wish to hold MeT,or !
Low rcspo- eibl. for III. strikes ord r. G by |
sam Park : shall W turn Low down be !
aus" there has b"rn 70 crookedness during /
he last twenty months;
Henry b. ketcharn John X. Neal, Rotpugh !
President SwanstToIi and William Y. Pfer-
le~vo ct a'sN cr,r,'-a