New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MAYOR IMPUDENT-lVlNS.
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the city or elsewhere on the face, of the earth !
onIv gP Re b4incpes Of good municipal
but also the fundamental truth of po1ealb bt the
morality which looks TO the welfare OF t1e e'i'fe
What has Tammany ever done for the eor 0nitea Tea
States What has Tahsny st hss ever Tammany ever
done for the city of but TO brRg 5t II hss ba
Tammany ever done help open the gates OF this
great white world of ours; to make NE PSd of
oHTs7 oty''l Ab5outeig 5s5d Pfi9sS9fhs nothng u 'i
Tammanys boasts Of patriotism are frafs bGt
the patriotism of the personal purse npor7ise
when am elected Mayor first to ro1nts appon aesU and
hen aided by them in my investigatons shall
call to account of the men who have peen @
Years Mr.. Jerome sq s NAV ask WheTe did you get
t?' will show where they got 1t and try 10 ihahe
them drop it.
SPEAKS IN GAS HOUSE DISTRICT
At Congress Hall, No. 155 Avenue c. filed to
the doors with an enthusiastic audience he said;
This is the gas house" district. and there has
never been candidate for Mayor that mas petote t
thought it worth while to come down mel mere iad iido
fui den That's why I'm here. and like II
menf Grr and afa going On Shortly 70 snare with
others. have been at nifty meetings s sGS b less e
enthusiasm than here This is not hard for this TINS
p is DG aynT Gtad os s by hope h6e Of
wards. II is the enthusiasm of honest citizens for
' WHAT ptdii district has been brought to shame by
PARK. 1it3- but the districts Of the man When
TamInany Hall takes advantage OF the people; =; tb ~
districts where II the heat Of the summer ana the
Here Tammany does the greatest wrong Here
insucent water supply I'D Dirt h a rea ei
Z II f hea 2d tbst he fs fb IS nds his best
nOrf Nv Od my friends the people Dl1nd
that they cant see WHO is their worst ST. enemy ne N.Y.
VII I'll pe pHt % an end to Murphy pro-
fession surely cAdoo has put an IN, end in this
city to Mrs Warrens Professsys IN nor WASTE S!i
much time @ aR @ where s era pRay m cot got It and 9G Strive
to make him drop it.
NOT MYSTERIOUS Mr. DUFFY"
James ]. Duffy, the Republican candidate for
Borough President in Manhattan. also spoke at
Congress Hall. He said in part:
The papers call me the mysterious Mr. Duffy"
Well. may have been mysterious when l was was
in this life All we need to is to stand shoulder
to shoulder. There is reason why we SHOULD not not
Republicans. Get out and work. Stick to your guns
the same Duffy in the first and second and third
year Of my term as YOU see me tonight ,,,.
declaring the anarchy tho Democrats feared was in
their own ranks. seventy-hve per cent OF the
and even a majority of the saloonIeeprs were with
the Republicans he said Ia and good Iamnaay Ia IN men m
accuse the police Of neglect of duty in particular
the Corporation Counsel who. he alleged, had been
neglectful of his duty in not getting the inJuncIl9n
dissolved which protected the poolroom recently
raided in Maron-st. He believed If WINS was
elected he would have enough constructive apiilty
not only to pull down but to build up as well
From Lyric Hall Mr. WINS went into the Har-
lem district and made speeches at a late hour
at the Star Casino No 115 East 107th-st. and
at Colonial Hall. 101st-st. and Coumbus-ave.
At the Star Casino he was greeted with much
applause by large crowd and in asserting
his confidence in the Republican organization
and its district leaders he said he did not need
and did not want the vote of any man who had
always voted the Tammany Ticket.
Good for you. young feller" shouted boy in
the crowd, and Mr.. WINS Joined in the laughter.
saying there nothing as great a New
York boy
Just then piece of scenery. with Mayor Nc
Clellan's portrait on it. fell down, and there was
another shout of laughter.
THAT is Significant said Mr. WINS. Mayor
Mcclellan is the scenery for the Tammany cam
paign. The one man that could be most easily
spared by Murphy and NIcCarren after the cleo
ton, if the Tammany ticket won would be
Mayor Mcclellan They could conduct their
drama OF graft without the scenery"
''Murphy's mathematical mind works perfectly
only when he is casting up sums of graft, Is Mr..
WINS said, speaking of some of the estimates OF
the Mcclellan vote the Tammany leader has
been making
Neither Republicans nor Democrats can be of
aid to Mcclellan now he continued, for NC
CIellan's ship is sinking. Hearst now has the
largest part of the Tammany vote"
4 mean to clean up this town." he said in
closing. Il shall be not only your housekeeper,
but also your housecleaner."
GREETED BY $500 PEOPLE.
Mr. WINS arrived at Colonial Hall, 1O1st-st.
and Columbus ave, at 10: 30 o'clock. There were
about twenty-five hundred people in the hall.
the meeting being held under the auspices OF
the Riverside Republican Club of the 21st AS
sernbly District of which Abraham Gruber is
the leader. When the candidate entered the hall
he got rousing reception, and both bands, one
of which was hired by the Columbia University
The Columbia boys gave their college cry and
added the name "Tvinsl" Mr. WINS thanked the
young men, and paid a glowing compliment to
them, adding. 1T made old Columbia College
fellow feel great to hear from his Alma Mater"
1T is peculiar" said Mr. WINS, but it is the
absolute truth" This caused laugh The
students then announced that they had captured
Il number of recruits from the Mcclellan meet
ing at The Lion Palace They said that the only
voter left up there was the janitor. Mr.. Wins
smiled, and again the college cry was given
more vocifetously. Mr.. WINS then said:
There is no doubt of my election. Tammapy Han
has already settled up. the Democrats are dlylded
regular organization vote make certain OF
their election, because I will also get the inde-
pendent vote.
For every Republican who votes for Nc
CIellan I will guarantee two Democrats to vote
for me-" said Mr. WINS. Regarding the Hearst
vote he stated that to defeat that candidate
many were to vote for Mcclellan. The only way
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