New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
HEARST CROWD FOR WINS.
Republican Candidate Captures M.
O. l.. East Side audience.

The visit of William NJ WINS to Liberty Hail. n
East Houston-st last evening had opposition Ihe
Hearst forces pictures and epigrams on a pan
ner, showing why Mr. Hearst should be the ref'i
East Side candidate. and these kept a crowd of
six thousand voters III the street in front
of Mr.. Ivins's crowd for several hours.
When Mr. WINS came, about 10 o'clock he cap
tured the Hearst crowd and made a triumphal en-
try to Liberty Hall. There his friends. including
Attorney General Julius NJ Mayer and his assistant,
William Blau gave him one of the most hearty
welcomes that any candidate has received In TINS
campaign. He cheered and almost lifted on
the shoulders of his admirers.
Mr.. WINS said he would keep his promises and
affirmed that in his own soul he could know no
boss. Il independent of all but the covenant
that L have made with my own conscience, he
said. He termed the enemy Mr.. Murphy's un-
speakable Tammany Hall
On leaving the hall Mr. WINS heartily
cheered by the Hearst followers, who stopped
watching the pictures long enough to- pay the
Republican candidate a than respectful at
tenton.
Mr.. Twins was scheduled to speak at 1:45 at
Maennorchor Hall and long before that time the
hall was packed with more than two thousand
persons.
Its everywhere the same old story he said
Great meetings tremendous enthusiasm
Charles X. LeXow presided. and among the other
speakers We're Attorney General Julius NJ. Mayer
of Crime Mr Moss attacked Tammany Hall
s9yas @ ssa h sp9ke and 2 at
rim and .'one Wahle' typical appointments of
that Tammany Mcclellan.
Mr.. WINS arrived at Pacific Hall, No. 2os East
Broadway, at 10 O'Clock, and was greeted by an
enthusiastic crowd of hundred people The
meeting was typical East o.de, and the speaker
instead OF going into details of the campaign, IN
ticket, and cautioned them TO be careful
He said, in his estimation, the East Side was the
turning point of the entire borough. and he be
eved that it would be that section of the city that
would help mainly to put him In office
In all Mr. wins only spoke about seven minutes
The other speakers We're Walter NJ; Chandler, At
torney- General Mayer, Pratt a. Brown, Edward
Sugden. James L. Wells and Judge Otto A
RosaIinsky.
AT the Murray Hill Lyceum before Mr.. Iyns ar
rived electric lights in the hall suddenly went
out, and it nearly minutes before the lights
were again. Frank Moss, who was speaking at
the time shouted, 1T Is all right. This meeting Is
going right along. if you will only give me chance
talk. If have to sit here in the dark, you
Will hear talk"
An effort made to turn on gas to take the
place of the electric lights but the assemblage be
came impatient at the delay that they lit
matches and candles relieve the darkness. This
is what Tammany has done to us shouted many
In the hall. "No more Tammany Hall for US
after this When the gas finally lit, cries OF
Now we will have some consolidated gas
When Mr.. WINS appeared at the Lyceum shortly
before IL o'clock he received rousing welcome So
great the enthusiasm that it was fully three
minutes before he could make himself heard