New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
T:rAI. WAVE For WINS.
Continued from first page.

20 Eol.f-acts i.ave been made with those two great
for ' copnensaiion which IS So crim
ns1y small that it amounts to nothing less than
Sa,e becn made SO far as am a6e 70 find out by
an. 30 ~ the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
Pyg Pc, Tnat is what has been done with one of the
g mart with the future control OF that bridge. so
sr as certain franchises are e9nSerned TO two ia
N,a,;ty ana criminally low prices.
nee AGT Tilai bridge is needed than any other
70 relieve The pressure i, at rTeSen, felt @ ON s the
sre prepared which would permit of rapid and
Economical construction i,t but ne appropra{ons ons
tsid up by the Fafnmany members in the Board OF
40 Az INTO office nothing whatever has been done
toward the construction of that bridge except that
Tn and one-half millions Of dollars have been
approprsiIoeo mt aifhough the ad,ninistrtion ap-
.1-anriated that money. il has done nothing what-
eygr nas II a for the approach have been changed and
they been changed precisely in sueh way as
70 etsben he great Plunkitt was writing his great
soo a ne se se's calls dishonesty honest graft He
ssid. Somebody Ups me OF that there is gong 20
he propeT r 10 acquire The property Before it is
.aed had l5's er MI buy it In at low price Later
ipeG p 70 nv surprise that the city wants it. where
1Pe gbat is tfe system Of honest graft and that
5 Inc With regard to Manhattan Bridge The plans
were changed as 10 give you more nor t lere
he opportunities for graft but SO fhaias1 ssIe 81 i
increase e. th2se o5ScoPts 1Ppe1tenl'eS @
%ew thai the plans have been got out I,nar no
traere The whole work could have been en- esSlk o4
nnot possihv be done before 1910 Four valuable
iearS 10" &c eofng TO suffer for the want of that
,s~ity and for other reason on eat1 nan 4. t,i
aeS necessary TO make changes resulting IN llls
Is% of four years make opportunities for tnose
opprosnv oppUr Hail
a1n1sf6ns Of travelling on the Brooklyn Bridge
te-a be- afforde5 by the Manhattan Bridge IS not
,orthcoming. and the nhuma9y 11e o. 'g confnue Tor
tour wears and the suffering OF the whole gTeas com ON
BE- found for making money not out Of the PuPPHc PpP
treaeury the expense or lhe Whole Puplic
and out Of the public al large
2Ir WINS promised that the first thing he
would do after taking Office would be to appoint
commissioners Of Account of the highest in
,egri,v the most scrupulous honor and the
greatest ability to run down the history of the
cpportunities of graft" He said if he found
ne could not reach the wrongdoers through the
agencies at his command Mayor he would
not hesitate to call upon the legislature to ap-
point committee to pursue the work
1t is no longer a question of simply the re-
tlrenent tn disgrace OF Murphy. McCarren and
their friends" he declared, but it is question
Of a sturdy pursuit by the law. ana the Gay oi
reckoning viii be had
The tour of Brooklyn began at Ascension
Hall near the Erie Basin, which was crowded
with enthusiasts He assaied Mcclellan for
trying to draw away Republican votes to save
Tanmany. saying that one might as well ex-
nec+ a sheen 70 ride to the rescue of wolf.
THE Mayor has begun tire Of his associ-
ates' he said Even his stomach has turned
against the campaign carried on by Murphy
They say the danger is Hearst They don t
dare tell the truth except TO their Wall Street
friends What they really fear is my election.
They try TO tell you that the Republican organl-
cation is not working sincerely for the support
of the ticket. tell you that this is the qulntes-
s.nce Of falsehood / have met every district
captain in the city, and the party was never
more united 1 think safely say that there
is not an honest enrolled Republican voter IN
this city who is not going TO cast his vote for
me-"
The cIubhouses Of the Federal Republican
Club. at No. 347 Union-st., and Of the Sixth
Ward Republican Club. No. 2S6 Degraw St.
were next visited. 1t with difficulty that
the cheering stopped. and there were more
people outside trying to crowd in than were
packed in the clubrooms. The candidate I'M
pressed on the working forces assembled the
Importance of getting out every Republican
vote and in turn. assured, from various
parts of his audiences, that they would not be
found wanting on November a.
''I have no boss" Mr.. WINS assured them L
am no boss. I will go into office on January
absolutely unpledged, having no friends to
paw no enemies to punish, except the enemies
OF the public
Fl want you to understand that Murphy and
McCarren have made as much they are going
10 make out of this town / am going to be
Mayor. and there will be no room for either in
Thera will be graft! because
tbere will be no possibility of graft and every
dishonest man will be treated the law pre-
scribes No one will rule me; no man IN New
York no man in-weT. the whole country VIC
tory is assured on one simple conditlon-thaI
YOU go to the polls and vote the Repuphcan
-,,l-e+ Give Mcclellan and Hearst 1z5, 600 votes
apiece: there are not enough votes left, however
YOU divide them to elect either over me-
AT the First Memorial African Methodist
Friscopss Church in Fqeet-st- there was an
audience of negroes who received Mr.. Wins most
.,,,sias+icaIlv and promised their support He
told them briefly how he proposed to carry on
the city government -
District Waverley and Myrtle aves. ne spoke or
the distress of the Tammany ship. from whl@ch @
they are throwing oNer6oard everything tiiey i
could He said ii had become QueStioL1
whether Murphy or Mcclellan would go oy the
board. 49,, - a .sol
honest was never before packed as IL was last
night by a cheering. flag armed crowd, VINO
listened TO Mr. WINS for hfIeen m Iiu'eH NJ IT, anu IN
would hardly LET him go. He used TO i've IN
-heI mart of Brooklyn-in fact. spent thirty -one
,rsars I'm the borough before moving 10 Manhat-
a. 1851 and he found many old friends in
the audience. -. ,,o5
He said that Manhattan had about reached
the limits of fits expansion even InousI II I'd na9
.n-,, trsalf down and rebuilt into the Sky and
that ii must develop along the SHORES OF Long
Island He said. in part:
Two weeks ago the Mayor thought he would
he elected by default He made hne showing