New-York tribune., 1909-10-20

vote there IL that happens by the Eternal! they
never will get their ciutchts into the building OF
the subways. "a.
b 70 Be that am h. to be 70 Mayor Lay sops 81 sf "
New York with voice of aushorliys ana 1 can can
bnl6 tbe snbvavs for The eity. and none of these
people win so much as get ther h''is "hssi
HELPED WRITE TAMMANY PLATFORM
The leaders Of the convention which ed
ne-now they will yell tomorrow IN the paps.s
about a job and bargan!-the leaders Of 1nss ss
platform with regard 20 the suDNays. which was was
care to put in that platform a d. claraton that
in the building Of the subways hereai.eI tne n ~
tract for the building of the Subways should pe
kept entirely separate and apart from the con-
have explained all that TO you only TO show you
the policy OF the city that hereafter TINS CisS
is going to build the su6wayS itse au bave @ cried
out against the credit Of the city IT. order 20 ied
out from the housetops and every CrOssroad OF pup
Tic opinion where they could get hearing tnat , is
and was without funds to build these sunways;
MePS 9 6Ddnda Rh to to on fSg G f6 em n G s cry
public platform. playing into these people hauT. I.
that the SO 600 Of bonds which threw on the
market in June right on the heel OF these aSfIsa it
bonds that had sold for los and l az and eeae eSe
lO017. when the bonds OF the little city OF T bSi'
three weeks before sold Tor lo.ls; WY, q
OF the national government -. -
In the AUX OF time the national government may
endure forever That has been the history of other
nations But whatever government comes and goes
over the nations and over the states this corpora
tion of the CITY Of New York viii go on forever db b
nationa; government were DESTROYED and the ma ma
tional bonds became worthless tne 9od7 M the real
city would be the same as ever because an s'e + te
estate all the property of this city STANDS at 'e
order TO prevent these subways from being DuliI
BAKER AND THAT BUFFoON."
Judge Gaynor repeated his remarks made on
Monday before the Commercial Travellers
League regarding the freedom of the people
and police oppression. saying that free people
could not be cIubbed into morality by any police
commissioner. Then he added:
We have one of the finest police forces in the
wcrld and they are ample to keep order tneIr ~ tns @
mirable conduct at the recent celebration IN TINS ths
sy 10 not the poa aP OFc S5 tgn m msn NOT
who goes about strutting and swearing.
Sm6 tutting foul spots on the record Of men who
have honorable service in the department but We
want a man who will be kind to them and at the
same time absolutely strict. but just in all his
strictness. and 1nvincibe In keeping order In the
/ must saw If 1 were Mayor tomorrow I Should
the police in this late celebration. Was it the
Police conference.-the, unObtrusive? Why. ne
What contrast to the buffoon who was there be
or was it some Of those elegant young captains we
sec in the streets carrying themselves so nneiy SO
ondly. it was due 10 somebody, and / have no
doubt In the world that right here We can get
e s an sn S"s e
derogation Of Mayor Mcclellan: suppose he acted
according to his best light and according to his
se sss that nd four eas o there %S o 3
man Of this great city Of four millions and
/ believe. who was deemed TO be At TO be made
4e sent oTe TO- % WasSngon % and got t' man with
the official title OF head butler Of the White
major Would have been sTeat deal apprO
tGs oWeT beds Outside with the title Of general
who never commanded even company in HIS life:
And 6 he Is b br9h SDs Ses and ores T the & @ q
I say. New York for New YorkeTsI
There was applause after this. and man
shouted out "And say New York for Judge
Gaynor" The candidate did not seem Inn
pressed and chided the noise makers. saying:
cept to the philosophers that attend some OF these
forums at New Rochelle here and there, Boston,
me is only SO much consumption OF time How
ever, do not wish to interfere with your indulg-
Row, my friends, I have to speak on some of
in' iyn tomorrow night which in a few wears will
be so little that it will be as big as this borough
know that? And yet Mr. Hearst thinks that this
S0g a tnG kno%a SO .! e abon the s
OF this city that he thinks this government in this
all over this city every night. and he aspres to be
WHAT ABOUT JUDGE ROESCH?
Judge Gaynor repeated his assertion that he
didn't care to be elected unless his associates
the city ticket were successful also and. re-
( rring TO Hearst, added:
This man. who started out on his career with
his sixty-hve millions at the back Of him. has
preached over the city and preached last night
oughs was elected did not want to be elected.
Just think, think, OF , the howing " ing Wilderness in that
On the ticket named Judge Roesch Cod forbid
that should injure any man know nothing of,
he says he is q bad man or unfit over in the
men nominated for ofice on both tickets. as there
may be in Queens and in The Bronx. and know
But have nothing under heaven 10 do with the
local government of the borOughs OF this great
These nS 5t began to below ell out Why
OF the ticket?" and 1 answered them as / answer
Mr.. Hearst tonight, that they don't know what
ny thumbs in my armholes and setting myself
up as boss already and telling them over in
their borough ticket, That is just ali he knows
wager anything on earth he never read the char
ter of the city. would not like TO bet 500 that
nothing in this world until you learn how ~
NOW | have not said anything unkind Of him.
pacity; They were saying some false things about
up in the arena and contradict him and sling
mud him, and tell what was on their door
ve nd nYsH Sa 9a Said ye T69n 6S they &
neither answer them nor accuse them I never
blocks to avoid controversy; tut haVa nq never yer
fiinchfd 4 frGm % I'll, those s,htU had to mset-never!
government when | suffered from the base de-
baser on this earth than secret detraetio1 and
lying-I never answered man except as /
pacity. And as he stood in the same wav and
never struck except at the point OF the chin those
matters open to legitimate discussion, a discuss RgTsc
sion that should not be shirked.