New-York tribune., 1909-10-15
JUSTICE GAYNoR's SPEECH.
Justice Gaynor said:

JUSTICE GAYNORs SPEECH
Justice Ga.nor said:
ar Chairman, fellow citizens of Manhattan I
tlanh you very much FOR your and even
noisy greeting for. to tell the truth as little as
have beer able to read the newspapers during
tmt iasl week having 50 many things pressing
even one friend left because noticed that nearly
CRtIt t one Whcm had be1riended in the last
tsNt"'H -INt years was now doing his best to in
}u.t me, 7 not TO ass4ssinate But that is
litde man ana do him a favor pick him up out Of
journalism, maybe and have him study law and
turn around when tbo tii 'c mn 5 nS ,t WI surey @
isut llat Is neither here nor there have received
a: kinds OF advice to what I should say during
make and how should answer those who attack
me, me, But shall answer those who attack me
Game here to this city, or the great borough
i i & M % }ust liter had attained my majority.
but thought Journalism my calling. and 50
walked into the newspaper office and began nv
NE ne Ike you yonls men here, Tor whom I have al
trial All nat ent ti'iA ~ @ 0i I;f me ana after little
ten YOU that l am at least in or approa ching what
they call politely the infancy of old age | be-
lleve. and hate to have To saw ali of this thar
those who know me know that during that period
straight bee hies have had nv uns and
Gowns & ana mlstortunes and good fortunes just like
but during all that time If | know myself an ali
,I9 doI9"sG a resolution that early took that
energy God gave me and what education nv
community IN Winch }I. EG'I r sorettineht III the
so that is all ! am. II that record does not
commend me TO the citizens Of New York for their
votes, that I am unwiIlinglv brought before
oner NOT thlng, and YOU will have vote
liable to be swallowed up by boss by tiger
] can only say that I never have been swallowed
up EeL ana Some people know thar 70 their s0r-
row. ana TO their great rage against Some
all and they have some mssfvines about a mv 15v
coming over here in Manhattan all. They
know over in Brooklyn we haven't got any tiger
we don't know what it means: we have got some
thing else we have got a local machine Repuhli-
can and Democratic; and if ! had to choose. God
can and if had 10 choo5 oHe Sn9oI fere the wcb fe5o
t si & 1o9 r 70; ann am c SIIe th%t 4 %2uldRt choose
the head or H. has almost corrupted this com
before, except By Mr. Hearst in the last mayoralty
campaign.
HEARD SUGAR TRUST BEAT ODELL.
When ! heard that Governor Oden was beaten
awav IRON him why it went in one ear and our
the other until knew the facts and read the case
Parsons @ was one of The trustees and that this man
is his SON. this man that now thinks thar am
cratic party the great Democratic party OF all the
nominate me for Mayor.
MAJ W ea@e the S baoRguards ana The a6useT to
90 their and the mudSIfgerS. We nave got
important things talk about Even though they
Despatter me. / shall not turn to answer
Mr.. Gaynor then quoted Cromwell as saying
In government, that which is to be looked after
first is the affections the people" and he went
on TO ask what subways and other material
things We're TO his hearers if they were prod
ded and oppressed at every turn by those in
power"
He took occasion then to call his opponents
hypocritical reformers. continuing:
Yea. committees of fifty and of one hundred
twenty-five years with loud protestaJons OF non non,
parusanshp but only 10 nrdu m on ali f Won ri his
YEAR with William Run-For- Everyone hearst
William Rule-or- Ruin Hearst Stand up al! OF you
with him al your head because the honest people
of New York. Republicans and Democrats THIS
year ready 10 meet you.
Mr. Gavnor said that if he became Mayor the
bumblest citizen should have hearing He
went on TO say:
somebody is arrested it goes in one o7 ear and o0 out
eidar The extravagaar number Of arrests made here
IN me G"'I In, ,3loneee Why if man puts dry
goods box a street or gets into a niue !Toubie
With 2 neghboT, and even gives MN 5IIut ~. ldP
49,. ie II necessary 10 lug him of and 10 lock
him up overnight unless & o e. can am ay his % thpg has
ion going on here for years until those who come
bera from Europe are astonlshed. tslei lL" y ''n
Come from Russia do not understand no" such
condition can bere in this city undertake to say
,be finest police force iu the world ntye @l,e 2i
,,s1t Ia DO these Things. they don wan. ,% /" o.
ann0,inc their neighbors and iuESls eit a.
az, reSts. the trouble is not there ne trounle Is
- a.. TON with the huffoons ana me 5
~ ~ ~ ,eople that have been put Al Inc Irt'i "I
aH % neople from foreign states me iasl one
from Washington ,r.,.,r fo,,r wears ago
,.vbe am speaking TOO plain -Four Years Hd In All a
nc. - of,rte5 a Navor didn you Yes; anu t;I ~
% y"e civ Of -four millions Of people ana IN al s,!f
lhls az eight millions Of people mere WISH
great So ~ ~ he mi al the head of your Police De
4 t.n.,t H.. ~ of rhe city Of New York
ARISE OF BINGHAM GRdWs.
,rbe Justices abuse Of Bingham became more
..,-,,i.nt 40 he proceeded. Why the young
ofIicer that brought me here 'his evening va
- a. for the place" he said. From such "
Ina characterization head "utler Of IN"
~, NM uose" he allowed TO ssom gradually
.,e,r,,taI,ont' '.scatterhfain," "struttins Dut-
foon." - -. .t. hon
r,it,,arv force. not a civil force, such as hc
'.,,ed IN. police. and the Commissioner abused
and maltreated ..s men, the aker Occurred
nal