New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
ODELL AT THREE HALLS.
MAKES TWO SPEECHES
No Nan Ozons Higgins. he Saga
Praises His Record

More than fifteen hundred persons. ch-a~s1 e..
eTnor OdelI for twelve minutes last night whom -
aseended the platform 70 address the Republicsr
mass meeting of the Lincoln League RepgbIic~~
Club at No. FL Broome-st.
Otto A Rosalsky, who presided prior % the Gov
ernor's arrival instructed his hearers Ow % vote
and promised them protection against Taulnanv
rufiians who might try TO intimdate them at the
polls
When Governor OdeH entered the han the audi
ence arose to greet him. tie was accompanied BIZ
Edward LauteTDach. Charles H. Murray. Charles n
Treat, Colonel Henry l. Kowalski. OF California.
Charles 4 Adler. Joseph Levenson and Joseph
FriedeL After waiting for the deafeniug applause
to suoside. Governor OdeII said;
have thought as stood here and heard your
y1ncSastG cheers Jha5 II you VIII only vote as
great city win be small be hardly worth
counting have come down here because I have
many honest and sterling Republicans always
reaay 10 battle Tor our caGse s.lh9sa de-eat
new plan to-day. and reports already received IN
publican enthusiasm will astonish our Demo
have been in New-York for several weeks
working 10 secure honest registration and 20
resistratioa had attested the merits OF TIE w5rE
and believe it win receive further vindication for
people no one IS more important than the pro-
lection Of the franchise and call now on every
honest man to aid every other honest man In the
believe the question at issue viii APPEAL to You
Asrtesn citizen i Who has INSISTED on the pFots
ton of the rights of American citizens at nome
State issues are hardly, n any. less important
that the national ones, During the last ten years
home rule had been largely extended IL Is within
tbst bddT nx % i tLa 1a rate fo r91.Iy T5
other municipalities. and II was only a matter %
mission from the legislature 70 build its school
houses increase its police force and make other
had done away with this. and now the cities have
legislature gave the CITY Of New YORK such large
6 x.fEsson OF thS Pr1TlieS ' T ,, ,l is
1t when they got it-having received so much 81 ir
at once.
Governor Oden demanded TO have single dollar
wrOngfJlly or dishonesty expended pointed out 70
him. The hooks were open, and II there was proof
of wrongdoing il could be disclosed The books
were now kept in ink and not lead pencil. as under
Democratic administration
Our candidate for Governor he said. ais q m1n
with whom IL has been my privilege as Governor 20
associate. He is honest straightforward and indie
pendent There seems 10 be an impression in some
quarters that he is owned by somebody I want to
say that any man who thinks he can carry Re-
publican Governor around in his pocket viii avah-
en- two days after the inauguration to ind out his
mistake. You can trust Frank Maryland Higgins
Those who honor him with their surfaces Will
never have cause 10 complain
The Governor closed by appealing 20 those pres
ent TO vote for Joseph Levinson fo~ Cougress-
Colonel RosaIski and Dr.. AdolPHe panziger.
both of California. Joseph Leyinsou and Joseph
FriedeI also spoie-
THE GOVERNORS SECOND SPEECH
Governor Odeu was chen driven TO Conrorda
Hall in Avenue \. where the TLunza---au Republic
can Club was holding a meeting lie was received
with rousing cheers when he was ira-1o'lcea ~
President Braun
Every man owes IL to his own interests 20 as
own happy home 10 education and 10 prosperity
TO cast his vote on next TUESDAY Tor Iheocofe
Roosevelt" he said. Within a month and a ha'I
Siis 49, eSraTe As God my judgs there
nnfbtye. fbaf viii bring the blush OF shame L. MY
own cheek to that OF my party or 70 any one pa
tba history of my stewardship i nave known
nsi1her marty nor men during my anIalnl~t-all'i.
hut 7 have endeavOred TO administer tllt -At-es Of
nv high office would best serve t'e -l-7l7--
of the whole people, partisan as 1 am t-~-l an
a Fenublican. and / have given TIE best years or
nv life to the advancement OF the lHtrceSS or me
Marty and / owe II all allegiance. ana prll-'e III
an its great principles. . D.,
ING 10 elect also candidate for Governor I
have known Mr.. Higgins a great number OF years.
and have known any one VINO naC 2 greater
grasp OF public affairs or VINO was more con-
neither friend nor foe IN the discharge or his Of
fetal functions and he : one whom yoI can trust
with the duties of the high ONCE for Ehlcn ne IS
Governor oden and his party were then driven 10
the Progress Republican Club OF che &th As
sembly District. at SeCOnd-aVe- and Secon6-st The
Governor had not been expected. but tho rooms
Allied up quickly when It became known that he
was there After spending a short time there the
Governor returned 20 his hotel