New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

make First. want to call your attention to the
Importance Of the Board Of Estimate ana 5o aPpGe
prived all voice in respect to the mater b 81 to
the Boa4d Of E hf ana he
term office of the members Of that PGa4
MIR froi or fbs board Mr. Mcclellan to the con-
be. negligible quantity And II ~E pu n Muir
phv Don't be deceived about this. The proPos-
ton made today by those people deceive First Of
all they propose. having elected Ml, Nc ofce
and run him for Governor And t niabt was y Mr. Mr.
declaration made in this hall last last %nd that is
ali the answer have got to my question P Et go nv
the people he will be as good his word n ana
serve the term for which ne IS eiee'e" night at
seven MEETINGS night, and twice day through erGy
every ne Fapcti"n Day Now this Board of EST
mate and Apporonment has within us Co'iU Ubinh
constitute if they badly disposed OIL q pN OF
m IPs IN PSrpeiaI nG GS ranehse Of
capitalists value of not less than $500 VVv
" want that money saved to be put into school school
houses and mot to be RGe Applause and laugh
terI Now l will do three things FRS OF az.
tb MIKE nay Peo Nex g0 of all IL viii stay ONCE
during the entire term Ild as any aH give up abso
ueIy every other business have in the "Q[lu TT
this business And want to know whef 5 sta M;
Hearst will do much or wheths ne y WIZ s'[ mere re-
Journalism. and make the city OF New OH i,Ir
iaedum for the advertisements OF the yelio" JUL
h4 Now It depends upon the Republicans in this
town whether I be elected Mayo" or not (CI1gs,
"You wiI"O If you do not allow yourselves TO i oo
faken if poll the vote Of Governor Higgins and
dent Mi' friends Whom. learn have in this com
munity will be Overwhelmingly f eecteu3 ul az
natter Of ridicuie and laughter. (Applause9 In
Nam Beopie were afraid of Henry Georges cleo
ton, and they therefore voted Tor M Lew dewIte
that if the Republicans who voted for Levitt IN
tspplause1 he would then have been elected Mayor
Of this city. If the Republicans now vote Ior me,
R RaT e EVEN me poll of fifty thousand votes by MI
Hearst vii! land in that chair. and when / get
there I will stay
After hearing the speech of Mr.. WINS the
audience remained to hear short and stirring
addresses by J. Van Vechten Olcott and Walter
NJ Chandler, Mr.. Olcott made plea that al
straight organization Republicans stana by
their ticket Mr.. Chandler denounced Tamman5
Halls administration OF the city government
and added his call to Republicans to stand by
their leader in the fight.
The audience in Carnegie Hall well pre-
pared for Mr. WINS by ex-Mayoc Low. who pre-
| sided It was plair that Seth Low was still
popular figure in Republican assembiages- He
was greeted when introduced by President
HaIpir of the Republican County Committee.
with the cry from some ona in the hall: THE
best Mayor New York ever had!' The cry was
caught up ar1 repeated spontaneously in the
ringing applause that KEEP Mr.. Low waiting a
few minutes for a hearing.
Mr. Low made short b.: engaging address,
il. which he shattered the Tammany claim: of
good government and gave a warning OF what
might happen in four years more of Tammany
control.
MR.. LOWS SPEECH.
Mr. Low said in part:
Fellow Citizens: It is related of Rufus Choate
that on one occasion he the opera with his
daughter. and he passed into the building. he
me the iibretto lest / diIate with the wrong emo
ton" 1 fancy that many Of our fellow citizens
feel somewhat in that way as to the present cam
The misfortune is that so many different fights
upon more than subject at time. My purpose
nominated by the Republicans and headed by Mr..
WINS ought to receive the vote not only of every
sbogG be 1ac 6f b type Of h
height of its civic attainment.
1t should be pointed out, first Of all that the
mas mas zone 5o of M I 1 dr ha b oa na
sbe '5S that it means WHAT says Mr.
Teale and Mr. Wells. the candidates for Controller
well. and they are both upright men
city will certainly be safe. Does any seriously
controls the Board of Estimate and Apportlonmen,
during the next four years. II Mayor Mcclellan
Yes but MI Mcclellan may not be able to con
than he has been able control his present Com
missioner of Water Supply and If he is look
upon his seat i'll that board as the chairman of
the Tammany meeting suggested last night. only
as perch from which to fly to some higher posi-
ton what then? | hope that all the citizens of
Ncw-YOrk Will think these things
But it may be said that there is stiIl third al
tentative so far as the city is concerned. Why
should say a sufficient reason, because the city
may justly fear men who ride any theory so hard
Evarts used to tell a story of finding a lawyer
whom he used to know in Wall Street in lunatic
call him Mr.. Sage. Mr.. Evarts found him astrde
a beam whipping It up as If it were booded
him: That is very fine horse you have there
Mr. Sage" Mr. Sage replied: Mr.. Eyarts, this IS
what is it?' Said Mr.. Sage: 1T is hobby:
We'll" said Mr.. Evarts. what is the difference
pew horse ana hobby MI Sage replied:
tween horse and hobby? why a man can get
OF horse. but no man can ever get off hobby"
AFRAID OF HOBBY RIDERS
When I was in college l was taught that there
human AFFAIRS It did not have to be moded a To
distinctly afraid therefore of men who ride the
allow that it may have an exception. | agree with
our candidate for Mayor. Mr. WINS. and with Mr.
Mcclellan that the theory of municipal ownership
to each particular question. This is sufficient rea-
son II seems 70 nc why the Municipal Ownership
ticket does not offer satisfactory alternative to
There are three reasons which I wish to urge
by Mr.. Wins. The first applies only the people
Of New-York County l want to remind them that
preston goes abroad that the Republican City
ticket is not to receive strong support the struggle
for good borough government in all the bor-
oughs Will be so much handicapped.
In Brooklyn, in particular there is good chance
stein Do suffer such atmosphere to be
created here as to discourage our friends in Brook