The sun., 1905-11-05
POWER BACK TO THE PEOPLE
Continued from First Page.

it yourself. Have not put him in my office,
as he has told you. without any pull?
Who made Sarasohn and Spelnan leaders
OF the Jewish people Of this city: When
were they elected and selected to be your
leaders pray? 4 uple Of fellows buttng
in on everything and trying to make capital
for themselves And. BY the way. was there
ever anv account OF that money that was
raised on the Last side here at the time OF
the Rabbi Josepns funeral;
Has ANYBODY ever heard Of an account by
that committee; ! do not happen 10 re-
member il, Ifaughter,l And then these
Sarasohn papers! Let me say DO that men
can't say dodged the question about that
statement Of Spelman and Sarasohn that
said no ry would ever convict q police
man for clubbing Jew-let me make the
denial absolute and hatfooted Kresel was
there the night the committee came. and
krcse and say it is absolutely false IN every
word that they said about IT. Now. can't
make anything palmer than that-any palmer
denial than that.
At O'Clock Nr. Jerome spoke in the
Perry Street Church to q crowd which
jammed it to the doors. Many OF his audi
tors were crowded within the chancel rails
The churchly surroundings did not prevent
the people from cheering and laughing and
applaudng over the things Mr.. Jerome
said as much as though the meeting had
been held in secular hall. Mr.. Jerome
said in part:
49, In the classic words. of Mr.. Croker before
the Ma2et committee boss is one that ia
working for his own pocke all the lime; there
Is absolutely no difference between them.
They are not patriots. Do YOU think Mr.
Odell OF Newburgh is a patriot? iLaughterl
Did you ever dream for moment that Charley
Murphy Of Good Ground is n patriot? Laugh
teri Do you think either of these men are
in public life or politics for their health?
Laughter and cries OF No. y
Patrick f. MCGOWAN is boss product
He was bartender at Stewards and he made
a statement over his own signature. saying
he was "A bartender. and Mr.. Stewart gave
him character saying he was very. good
honest and sober bartender. Now | have
no fault to find with that In itself. In our
life in this free country OF ours a man may
go from the hurnblest occupation to tho
highest places in the land,
The greatest and wisest President perhaps
We have ever had since the fathers of our
country lived, Abraham Lincoln, was Zap
plausc but poor humble boy on the farm.
Cleveland and other men in the Democratic
party who made it an honorable party to fol-
low we're poor boys who made their way up.
The bartCndey's il recognized as q legitimate
business Tdcre is no reason why man,
who. having been bartender or who is NJ.
should not be n candidate for President of
the Board OF Aldermen, and perhaps our
Mayor,
ono is almost persuaded 70 he n patriot.
IauEhtcrl Bur you have taken the bit
in your teeth and YOU have given us n chance
in this city to see what the American people
of the city of New York think of these pa riots.
fou don't realize the scope of this thing.
II you beat these scoundres OUT on Novem-
ber It means an absolute revolution, it
means destruction OF this primary system
that holds us in subiecton in this state and
IN this city. everywhere: every public Office
is open TO every man and the only inquiry is
DO his fellow CIiZens want him." II he la
known in the district and respected in the
district and they want him, they have not got
10 go 10 Republican or Democrat TO put him
in. Tho public cen put him in Office and keep
him there as long as he serves them true.
Sow,that is what this fight means, and that
is why ! am 80 anxious and eager In regard
hands so that YOU and | can down these
fellows and have our public servants, from the
Judge of the Supreme Court down. re-
sponsble to US, serving us, and not at es
serving trucking boss-Thy, II Is An det
thing; II Is bringing hack the old patr tism
that our fathers fought for.
Hsas clean-cu and true A ght for freedom
as was ever made in any land: ami believe
that | misjudge the temper Of th American
IN This great city II they do not see Il: and be-
iievo when the night OF The 7th Of November
comes we will have taught the boss lesson
that power lies in the American people. and
that they have al Inst in this city decided to
resume that power. and no longer intrust it to
the.boSs.
Afterward Mr.. Jerome went to the Jerome
headquarters at 1b3 Hudson street, where
five hundred or more men we're jammei
together in an atmosphere sufficiently
thickened by smoke to have been cut with
a knife, Mr.. Jerome talked for about three
minutes thanking the club for its support.
and then after emerging unscathed from a
free fight resulting from everybody try
ing TO s. axe hards with him at once
went home,
MIR. Jerome will not speak anywhere
to-day On Monday he will speak at a oon-
dav meeting at 80 Beaver street, with Everett
Colby. the boss tanner OF Orange. n j.,
and on Monday night Mr., Jerome will
have his last meeting Of the campaign at
Cooper Union.