New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
JEROME PRAISES MAVOY
Says He SaUed Osborne Err
ample of Boss Rule.

Ia NINA
norninators. When call was made after Mr.
Jerome had spoken for volunteer workers tvro
hundred young men pressed forward TO the Mat
form. stumbling over each other in their eager
ness 10 enlist among Mr.. Jerone's supporters
F. Fulton Cutting said that the Jerome oues-
ton was q national issue. Great men all over
the country were waiting to see what New-YorlS
would co with its fearless citizen Mr.. Je-
ron7e's appeal to the people was only one tnci-
dent ot the rising civic spirit shown also In
Philadelphia St Louis. and recently by Ever
EFT Colby in New-Jersey. He said:
r he Is downed IN this election that won, rnes-
his political end Nj jerome has many friends in
MS cit who . Charley Murphy downs him wiz
Jerome has held once for four years, and he has
ne ECI - $3.50 - 81 Tosb2a tOP PIE say noS we've
Jeroms. We're going TO elect him, Il we only vote
fc- him and DO missionary work for him think
have yet TO meet the frst man Of ali types. who
OF pressure brought to bear. Why down in Muir
Sssdq3aTters But If we al Wo.k veil eli elect
Jerome and save our civic pride.
And then came Mr.. Jerome Calmly he de-
cls-ed that he did not intend to be diverted
from his one issue-the people against the
bosses. He would not refer again to his per-
EonaI record--thRt could stand for itself Then
he described the unrest ell through the nation
because the people were waking 20 the fact
that they were the mere slaves OF the political
nosses-helots with collars around their necks.
Mr. JERoMEs SPEECH
= was a degrading. brutalizing condition, he
sid that lawyers and citizens had to go to the
boss Of Good Ground to plead that men like
znCraharn and GudersIeeve be permitted to
serve the people, yet it was cold. hard fact
Re went on:
Leaders i Tsa7 gI aa 5 t0SSsy f 4S}Bx Nc
times, vii! tell you they nave been oeaIt with
sry to 81 + pgs In 80 f pdI5a se B % ans
E7eut EoEld have gone 10 pieces he held II TO-
Thst is more han Justice for hin Let the
wrong. and very wrong and was party 10 Try
sdGnisIra-ioa Il is belief contrary to the press
Saps been most honest among some OF those IN
tbs ciCy hgs 9e fAs 5 snd : th, ms
Tornping loose il this community there would be
different feeling in the police force in this city to
day. 49, - .,a.. -,s,,,1. .,s. ar. - ~.
seIf cannot tell the names OF the candidates that
indication Of the absolute dictation Of boss rule,
who is McGowan! WnoeVeT ne2ro OF r aS' oTs a
until the moment the thing was handed IN 20 be
placed IN nomination. Where did he come from?
pected CT hin n the future? What public seTVaoe
people Of this great community for anything at
al? Who he, or what was he?
TIE UNKNOWN MCGOWAN.
6 yeti s6099 81 S Re Dfo no1 b. e the orass
q the people 70 higher once. MCGOWAN would be
years Fellow citizens. Republican legislature put
!orT nsa1a tpst The four years term was
wise man cannot learn that JOB IN two They
from lie Board Of Aldermen and put it IL the
hands OF the Board Of Estimate and ApPoF[i99n5
great election. the man who It may be- VIII cast the
5os[s VINO vi! Pe p5 Pc , NJ Children nor their
rr rT- her will
yh.s man MCGOWAN at the viii Of the boss Is PUT
ID without even the distric' leader knowing y no
he Isl : man who is gong 70 be instrq7nents s3 #
nay be, n determining the future OF Tnilons en9
q the city OF NeYork! Do you cal thef po1I1 +
-' 40 an no r0 knov You do not know. The
rs-ers - rot seem 70 know except that he
born Sometime and die sometime. Qssughter.l
That seems 10 BE all that the community A"'"S
Where did he come fro7 What vas his t tFain ing
VINO put him upI y ne se!ecIsG Ii- e-e given at
the primaries by the voters 70 their de5egRtes n
o2e ' Ssn9 and 10 select that hand Of Murphy
rvpe-not that il IS any worse than q naho o. IA
the other bosses,
BossEs-wHERE DO THEY GET ITF
Singular thing about bosses IS that always as
their power Increases wealth Il creases aug
Ne n nssF be tel content S to be ulsd might even
Be content TO be serfs buI II 0oeS 9TH In political
power bring with it growth in weait4 v ne was
sirDIy engaged in the legitimate business % StR
3-Toss i-1irs thai It was far assume Il came
- -Se saIo6r- but when saw q certain 80
Germ getting good contracts ana = ne " ali OF
1Ies we saw ltveried servants aLC " Ind Of a
that evidenced N ina - e1oe+h
IL svvskens 2 hosiils 4eu---e ~
IA T5St he was irresponsible To Wn PAM
he RESPONSIBLE unless Il be to J SeTEgge%I nsv as I
SID before he Mr. MUrphys tIltle TTTIo IS II
bur is il another case OF Louis JARVIS ,,rnhv and
80 i{ss Ear OF All this il be not 1872 did
%-o-v eTCre ana when you ask ld!n sryTy-o-s aid
. 80 ..1TIere did you get ~? hsEe hin
oI SET f-7-' he Jumps up quickiy tA's +4rade
skinned boss OF TaTnTnany Han WI eratssaries
aToJ-r nv sending enssarles 70 M "a DO this
ergigsarfes who according to tnelI - District
ne If you want 10 be can9ldAts5, L Whom?
Does hs say, mark you aPLpS 0 - the delegates
WHOM the 1eoUIe had selected Do ne T1srk
you, appeal TO the conFeltlo4I. Who are rep
VOC appeal to the district leaders 5iS erassary OF
Talue SAYS 70 me according 70 ~ .ta T+an1Iiany
Icl2et 20 and see Nj Murphy = measure.
PERHAPS we car infer from th2t, ~ home the
where did he get it, and when l pre sioted" IA
enc Of the Newspapers says, 1C40S0O "a
daughter ard APPLAUSE
"1rURPHYs TRAP CLOSED
What happened? prophesied last s1d, Sst lake
wise man 70 II, that Mr. Ae sIpLs cram and
be oiosed and closed by one y 9gatlsred closed i'm
u1eG!ateIy Well there other enllsss@L Rad sent;
thew were going 10 be sprung ca I ne t5e was
word came from them - , moved to talk.
ut rhev made reply through the liz "a bssn an
Assistant Of nine-an Assistant 4lstTa ~ been my
hi-nssTF eor a number OF years be hAS oaev fei-
friend. lad been my stan; believe
;ov, as believed him to 6eer 10 answer for the
boss and he says: II Jerome ola no. those are the
Tragedies Of politics those are the uIdIesfions
political life Those are ne si Eben brave,
true loyal fellow I have always s pT to the