New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
CLUB CHEERS MIR. WINS.
Union League Most Enthusiastic
OUer the Candidate.


Speaking to remarkable gathering at tA4
Union League Club yesterday afternoon, Wfn-
lam NJ. WINS declared that he was absolutely
assured of election and promised when Mayor 20
give this city the best business administration
it ever had. Absolute Independence of boss dic-
tntion would characterize that aaraialstrasienr
ne said not even loyalty TO party would swervs
him In forming opinions. Advice from every
available source would be welcome said Mr.
Ivins but his. and his only. would be the de-
cisions.
His speech was full OF crisp pointed, dectsiva
utterances, which went home to his hearers
every time.
when am Mayor of this city. will admin
lister her affairs she shall take among the
cities of the world that high place which our
loved President Theodore Roosevelt. has given
us among the nations" declared Mr.. Ivins.
with a burst of applause. half his dignihed
hearers were on their feet. waving hats and
shouting like sehoolboys.
Maybe I'm a little different from some men,
but 1 wasn't made to stand a boss. said the
candidate. when I'm Mayor. I'll have no boss.
There will exist for superior. He won't
come out of New-York City: he won't come out
of New-York State; no. out of the United
States" Good goodr exclaimed his hearers.
"If Tanrnany should win. Mayor Mcclellan
could be made practically a negligible quantity
with the Board of Estimate and Apportionnene
in the hands of the organization, the city wpuld
have no protection declared Mr. Ivins
IF I am elected I'll do my best TO repeal the
Nforteaee Tax bill, which 1 consider the most
insidious form of indirect taxation was a
declaration which brought cheer after cheer
from the stad business men in The room
UNUSUAL POLITICAL MEETING
AS political meeting the affair most un
cIr7b ling
called to hear campaign issues discussed by NF-
wins and District Attorney Jerome Really. IL
dovetonrd into a demonstration for the Republic
can candidate: q meeting dignified and sincere
I'm tone breaking out at times into applause
when Mr. WINS made some telling shot at ram
many. or earnestly promised to free the city CT
its swathings of graft
The large assembly hall of the clubhouse was
filled. Between 300 and 400 persons were present
when Cornelius N Bliss introduced Mr.. WINS
AZ he stenped TO the platform prolonged burst
or haudc1appirg and hurrahs greeted the eandi-
date followed by the most earnest aftehtion as
he began to speak. One OF his most enthusiastic
supporters seemed 20 be l. Townsend Smith the
Oldest member of the club. who eheered LOUD ana
long.
Mr. Bliss in introducing Mr. WINS, said 1t was
a good thing for the members TO hear the cam
paien issues direct from candidate. He said;
The, are very curious conditions when we see
Tamrnany Hall begging her ancient ,i enenle5 a i1
X @ faod for for Years and years Whether tho
personality of Mcclellan and his efforts for good o
fogr TSglG y9aTs 5aTy It 0 is hardly possible has only
i;nited power in the Board Of Estimate and Appor-
tionment, SO important q pert Of our city gov
erTIgi Tben there is that other candidate who viii
deprive the TarnInang canqidate 4b so ma I6TaI
Rsnblicans come out to vote for Mr. WINS
Tanmany for four years Of clean government
MIR. IvINs-s SPEECH.
Then Mr. WINS said
This s i 9osethsr oss hs @is eecon ta san
ever known Of To begin with. the issues are a6-I
snt s6tey Outside 81 s of tie iasaes in the
aenl afs eapaEg p nfTs ha h w Il
frah Win Win sneh eh for danger aad ss
answer is 20 be given way OF another in
'Ai5 TT + 9jfe needless for me here you
gentlemen about ut the 0s M four S
and quarter aouis about t1e eGessitiss for good
god eoverrunent because you all know and reazs
IT M Tha5 bone Is 39S You iGr reaise what that And
wher S oT aa a mheber be cur Romns h &c
made 10 occupy tbe same piaes IN ME ,s eye 01 s
occupy (appause, is for you 70 say y hen you east
eieetea ed 9optbs ago IT would have seemed impos-
s;{. 4pat The Republicans and the independents OF
YORK fftv would have had chance for So
egT9 ad9s Of e9nfT9I 4nmany 0f Ha That Chance G has
10 re nv virtue Of the division or TamTuaHy Hail
~ member this that Mr. Hearst and his campaign
are only aspects of TarnHanyism after all The
M enocrsffc Tammany vote is split in the middle
and II fg because of that that we nave chance 20
secure the government, turning Iann1aay out for
sh1 fun term of four years. u be done
however by eiecting Mayor alone The entire
-icfef must be elected because OF the peculiarly
81 the condition that. it Is to-day. virtually the
UroIe central power OF government is in the Board
Of Estimate and AppOrtfonment-that IS TO say a
hoard OF rrJstees-and the question is yogI
going 10 elect your trustees property Are vol
going 10 elect your trustees wisely2
II MIR. Mcclellan be elected. he can be rendered
almost at a negligible quantity because the
remainder Of that Board OF Trustees do as thsy
please. can get on without him. and Mr.. MUIR
Commencing Sunday November s. the seeond
Empire viii be a daily train, leaving New-Yofk
I :92 M arriving Buffalo 1920 D. M stopping at
Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester and Batavia.
a wonderfully popular traia.-Advt