The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-11
HARRISON POUNDS ODELLISM.
WILL sTOP GRAFT IN CANAL
BOARD If ELECTED.
Says He Is No Geoiosist, but Kpows the
Difference Between Rock and Soft
Earth-Must he No Repetition or
$4,000, 900 steal on Larger Scale.

says He Do NO SeOiOB1bt, Dut hpoWb "e
Difference Between Rock and Soft
Earth-Niust he No Repetition OF
s9,OOO,OOO Steal on larger Scale
| francis Burton Harrison, candidate for
| lieutenant governor on the Citizens ticket,
| addressed an audience Of nearly 5000 In
| Prospect Hall, Brooklyn, last evening on
the issues in the State campaign. He re-
ceived the only whole-hearted cheers
from an audience which waited for into
the evening for him, listening to men OF
national prominence on national issues
unless the cheers for Pat McCarren, who
came into the hall with Harrison, and the
applause that once greeted the incidental
mention OF Grover Gevelaand's name be
excepted.
Mr.. Harrison said in part
] shall conBhe myself to State iss,ies in
a few, plain. straightforward words. base
my words on two sentences from the Demo-
cratic State platform which embody the
+He has surrounded himself BY, high oflicials
the the public revenues Of the State are largely
diverted to private profit. Instead OF peihs s
opposed to extravaganza and i vast n tne
mote Of adrot schemes to loot the public
treasury under the suise Of law" .ou oil,
neeO not H0u OHt Woiu w
once %'rHf must eAr restrain the ndi snaton which
snee Th at e tSs Sihe% Of
and femper my expressions. But shall the
,dministration which is Responsible be con- n,
sit t6e head Of the Repnbiiean ticket this
year, but they seek to perpetuate the same
b hD hs yof the ha ind OF
To insure a return to a frugal and honest
adminisiration we offer YOU an uprishnt, Mn man" r.
power and he will protect the state from
few Words as to my own - c ,.,H ifl,,iys
will lie the fact that shall. If elected. 81
as ex-otIicio member of the canal board
has heep operas
penses on the canal and 100000 in salaries
Despite this the tonnage has drcrenseo tn0 nli
terous than this. the people have DECIDED
at the polls to enlase the canal NOV %, ihey
G wbsse bs0ds t. tLsE a Sf e The %
900 900 they have voted, Shall they put ~
into the same ~ those who 80 shanei s ,bs
rFf ISSUE % ln,T stans by the criticisms
S HIM H.ry he Selected John Cum
t"nneen as Atso5neysGenssraA he sits 4ec az
that the Furnaceville Iron Company, Great-
ure of the Governors friend hartman,
It'd claim o. 'f Found no rock
Despite this all the Republicans on Ihe o0ara
voted to give the money unneT 1me fTc thnt
the F,irnacevie Iron Company. didn't send
in IA claim for the excavation OF IRON; 81,
am not trained geologst, 0d' Io fah itl
and ii the question comes before me J. II
know how to vote, III also know how to
vote on increases of salaries
wiling to 20 before the people for their votes
Go Sop anss bv EeeaSiIoa shs
dI s'i with the present state Of affairs
and vote FOR D. Cedy Herriok. man whose
record has raised him high ana VINO s'anos
four square to all the WINDS.
Mr.. Harrison also addressed monster
meeting last night in The Bronx at zeltner's
Hall, az 17Oth street and Third avenue.
Park Commissioner John j brady was the
chairman. He introduced Mr. Harrison ms
the FIRST speaker and When ,h ne arose he
said in part
The good feeling that exists throuahout
the state ia due to the triumphant success
IN N 4Sg yo lsse aity. regard this as most
auspicious occasion for sood goyefnment.
1t shows that the people OF tn's sd S nsnistaaS
The young men are awakening to the
Veins Veins and i is well known TO all q you that
the Democratic party Is tne parry ,os sn you lug
p rnet esp The Democratic party throws
open the doors Of Its council fasm +, sos 20
the IN sSe ep mhfy party unss they
shoW subser yiency to some boss.
i want to tell you, that DemS Sera are are
lust as sure as the stars are above we are
going to win: It is In the air, We haze
had enough OF Republican msrnie. M isouea
in this campaign, but l am due to speak at
another meeting, and ] shall only touch upon
one subject which IA q more VITAL 81 this
'' The Governor Of New York has centra-
way that he has the Legislature In his grasp
and the public officials are as serls beneath
his whip He has taken away an nnt pomps
throughout the State, damaging the EN-
cheney and the regulations of some q our
great institutions. SO much so that IL mas
almost ruined the fair name OF our Stat
M. Harrison also touched upon the
Furnaceville Iron Company affair, and
said
Of this State l pledge to you unceasing
vigilance in protecting the taxpayers
money, and shall devote myself heart
and soul in trying to discover the wrong
doors and bring them to the bar OF public
Justice"
At the close OF his address Mr., Harrison
got three rousing cheers. and he had to
fairly fight his way out Of the hall to get
away from those who wanted to shake
hands with him John 8. Crosby was the
next speaker. He. said that from the talk
he had had few days ago with prominent
Judge Herrick and his running mate. Mr..
Harrison, would be elected beyond any
doubt In some Of the counties even the
Republicans are getting sick Of Odelism,