The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16

rosp0c. q verything ! saw in q newspaper
A voice. 81 wonder If he means that 7
/ come nero with renewed taith ~ th'
integrity of those who write the cdtorlar
Of our country Cheer from lone editor
e. don't feel like iudulging in much ora
tory Tonight There arc however many
things that have occurred in the last cam
Ealgn oi which I am cognizant ana Whicn
] feel compelled to give dGe Credlt ior
One is the efficient work of the CITY organ
L.. ton under the effective leadership OF
NJ dJlrin and others.
We cannot win here unless we give the
people what they desire There are some
things the people down here want when
The Republicans in other parts 81 the state
don't believe they should have. hut we
can afford 10 hope tiat they viii be- more
generous than in the case OF perhaps some
other cities Of the State. We have given
more horne rule already TO this city man
many are aware OF.
read the other day that some one nd
vocuted before the { ommittee OF Nine that
the Commit ssoner Of Police should he ap-
pointed lay the Governor Al the news
papers printed that without comment.
and yet there j. a section in the constitution
which absolutely prohibits IT.
he Excise law, Mr. Odell said necessi-
tated greater liberaity on the part OF the
people of the State.
There il a great deal Of criticism on the
part Of some regarding the Naines law.
immortality. | have no doubt OF u. II
| You believe that, It is your duty TO begin a
crusade against the Ranes Law ana give
/ 10 the people OF New Yorl. city what they
want
He took mp what he called 'the colonial.
| ton frauds" IN the Last election and said
/ that fi- Republican organization here had
| practically di,franchi-ed the colonization
and fraudulent vote.
What We need he said, are greater
] hA ~ "a
| Laws have been enacted which arc IN
centiye 10 fraud. | believe that the Legs
| lnture can and will correct abuses which
/ have made possible these frauds. on the
eve of the next municipal campaign ! be-
/ lievc that under Hnpin We will win. Cheers
/ from the two editors and all tho district
! leaders,
Al the close Of his speech the editors
and others stood up and cheercd Mr.; odel
waving napkins. champagne bottles or
Z ANYTHING that Vas handy.
Mr.. Woodruff rrad letters from Gov. Hlg-
gins and Senator Plat (both of whom
said they we're unable to attend because OF
press of official husinessl. from lieli
Speaker nixon. Senator Edward r. Nalhv
and Edward n Butler. MIR Butler handed
on his bunch Of Jolly: Il am sorry that |
cannot be with you 20 greet the finest and
n lble-t bunch of toilers in tho imperial
state of New York.
iFPNi- tI'h'HFli , NP'h' ~ -
Country Views the City" saving that the
Republican, cf the state should he proud
Of tho reelection Of ChaunCey nep"w "a
United States senator
senator Flsherg spoke IN The Ieglsla-
ture and The city OF New YORK. n" de-
cl1r,d that Odelf needed his proposed trip
abroad AND de.erved II
"BroolSyn's Part in the Problem re-
ferrirE ia the next election. was Mr. Mood
ruf'e iopic. lie started with TINS
Tho main question l. shall We tuse WIN
the Citizens tnont' voice Never
hear voice @ay No wen, therr d"n
scem 70 b" enough Republican vo'os 10
win victory Otherwise. lIhe same Nol'F''
There never viii he as long a. we tu-e.
Mr. Woodruff went on TO sag that II IT
wa possible to win with republican votes
be vas against fusion.
IF ~e fuse With the CITIZENS Union
We VIII goc1nir2 ry to the orlnlon eNI reSseh
here, but II we 60 alone ana talI Lhe re
publican party 81 the STATE WIN ne heiu
responsible. II 50 take the risk OF running
alone %e are taRlh{ desperate 'Iaioc,
but nevertheless ] thlnk w" ar" IN ps''Fr
accord ana confidence thdn we nave peeti
az any uine since nave neFh C"INec'"u
with tho republican party
EX-MayVr seth Low received more
attention than any otIler H5eah'r ntl" a.s s'
gol me ,los' al ,pliuse 'iiS r. 49,,
a plea Tor me extension 81 tne Nator
term II"'h -" J." I""' 9'"i'' va '''
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uon utehu 70 Ivdu ,,c '"'ll7elS VI
me kepuphcar party, pnt thpIe are Ioihe
things would hke 70 ray Ier9ohdlN !
beleIo that N ever DIG cry tue t,i''IYhn ny
ana tne lhnepenunut9 ar "i'H au.ra,
Now, the Legislature OF me state Hioulu
make the New York Guy problem easier OIL
III aitelhp.ihs ~ oueI dthiIidlly omrle
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