New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
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am in this fight until my breast breasts the tapf
at the end of the run am in TINS h b pes be-
eVe that never appeal mace III an f tbs
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old not ring true and sweet and clean We an ne &C
| many things that i Rave done: there many
things that have said that perhaps h you I4sh
! ly said, have they been said on your DehaiI !
That have said the bitter burning things s9at
! have said-were they to serve my interests
Where is my Good Ground? Where are my auto,
rich in Your service with infinite. Opportuntieg;?
My bank account does not show it. but there y
one whose foul hand reaches over you aiI-Ioul,
say, and yet I should not say foul; he was poor
a in this Dt ~h9 e mad ms and fought
frenc lie to OF you one Saloon
and the two saloon two saloon man. Give
him credit. He fought his game earnestly est and
manfully not honestly perhaps always oot man man
fully with brave heart In this whole r lana taefe
him may SEEM that have more respect for than
tiny? Is he the man that You free American peo-
pie is to bow down to and salaam to-, and say
thing else t in this this election? who nominated the
man they are running against him?
WHO MADE NOMINATIONS.
Did the people of this city o., New York in free
convention nominate Clarence Shearn? A decent
honest, clean little man as ever iVed. and
the free eedor5 5fn IN Choose
Who nominated Fammer? Great laughter) Not
he e LEFT at the post, Who nomnatsd him? Did
ve 9 Or choose E among all the law
yers of this great town TO represent them as Dis
Who 1 nominated jimmy Osborne? man that was
my friend? A man that kept with me as my
from whose lips j have heard the most beauteous
descriptions OF independence of the boss from
whose lips have heard sermons so sweet and true
in regard to American independence that would
him? Was it the from Good Ground or was 1T
the free electors of the American people that Sc
lected him as their standard bearer for this cam
You will remember that one man. and he was
good man. and he was my friend-thOugh fought
him for twenty years-Dick Croker; real man;
lied to at friend man an that stood firm and true
whenever he gave you his word and nd told you he
During his last visit back this country, when he
had long talk with him, and that question OF
questions. this miserable man from Good Ground.
to Good Ground to him. and that if denied 1t he
H Mould 4u Proyf u fT9 f ap6dase tonight 1t Is
WHERE DID MURPHY GET IT?
Richard Croker. brave man as he was was prac-
tieaIly driven from this town by one question;
dd S09 g this an dq bTn this
shadow of the mighty man, get it? Where did
servant come from? anu
I have served this people in public office for
something like thirteen years in places where the
STUFF was If you We're willing to take it. But
Of YOU do. I do not live there ostentatiously. 1
have not got anything better do than to live
power and whose growth in the granting of fran
lied with the growth Of his wealth-where did he
get It? VIII he tell us? He has not told us Will
that if I deny that sent my confidential man to
him he will answer it from this platform tonight
help me would like nothing better than d91 Joint
tions out of the range of the criminal law, and
that weak shadow Of strong mar man would be ef
Zens? God save the mark, you free American Citl-
Void You o lie as absolutely under the domination
and in the power of this man from Good Ground as
not on Long Island; Good Ground is the city of
New York. You lie as absolutely under his domino
formed friends. scattered around this hall What
do they know If they could tell?
Mr. MCCLELLAN HONEST.
We have had an honest administration. We have
here to night I made great mistake once; | do
make them 69o for said bu fng spooF cond
not be made in private, therefore. should be made
R He sq n es has d h
m n has on gf a to r 6 40 ae Sweet
structure, and has failed poinung TO those IN Inc
THE EAST SIDE MEETING.
At the East Side meeting Mr.. Jerome sounded
the same note Said he:
stand with the hand of every man raised
against me- and yet. who is there in this audience
that ever had voice in the selection Of the people
that is any more than a political slave? Who is
there here that has had a voice. a real voice. in
the selection of candidates who are to run this fall
who have offered themselves for your SURFACES?
You talk about Russia-and not few in this part
of the CITY have from the cruel rule of a
despotic government to this country looking for
peace YOU may have, but have you got freedom?
What is your will? How has single man In this
audience before expressed his will? Has any
one OF you had voice in determining who the
candidate should be, except those Of you who have
signed my petition? Is there single man here
tonight in this audience who has voice in saying
whether Odell, Of Newburg. or Murphy, of Good
Ground should dictate who should rule this fair
CITY? And you call that freedom.