New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
GAYN0R HELPED PICK
THE TIGERS TICKET
URGES ELECTION OF THE
TANMANY NOMINEES.
Wants No Barren Sceptre Put in
HIS Hand-Makes Vigorous
attack on Hearst.

three thousand persons in ClermOnt Rink.
Brooklyn last night. at meeting arranged
by the Voters Federation. He again compared
the persons who attacked him with the Vir-
ginian stridulent grasshOpper OF former speeches.
used the same loaf Of soft bread as an iIIustra-
tion. and rested his case on his dignity years OF
service and put It up to his supporters TO rebuks
the opposition by eIeetng him with a trennen-
dous majority.
Judge Gaynor not only approved his associates
on the Tammany ticket and urged their election
but he surprised the audience by saying that he
had assisted in their selection.
There was enthusiasm The rink was cold ara
cheering warmed the audience. Mr. Hearst was
Kissed during the frequent references made 70
him. and they were not complimentary MI
Barnard was not neglected by the ex-Justice
but there was no kissing. Mr.. Parsons and Mr.
Woodruff camc in for caustic overhauIing and
all this after the Tammany candidate had said
that he would leave mud-slinging TO his oppo-
nents- There were vociferous cheers when he
exclaimed:
'If money can put me down. then I am a
goner. I have no hesitation In saying that fr
my associates on the ticket are not elected. then
/ don't want to be elected want no barren
sceptre put in my hand"
Judge Gaynor called the attacks on him the
believing" OF his opponents as he had ar a
former meeting. declared that a Democrat
should have been the fusion candidate. but that
instead they chose a Republican. and again
spoke of saloon conference TO bring about har-
mony in the choice The traction interests were
denounced at length. and a hve-cent fare was
defended. to the delight Of the audience
John F. Clarke. District Attorney OF Kings
County. preceded Mr.. Gaynor and made the rec
ORD OF the candidate his defence against the at
tacks Of Mr.. Ivins Those who assaiIed Mr. Cav
nor should be tmpeached. Mr.. Clarke said He
would have each "thief OF character" 90 To each
one OF the 100000 Inhabitants Of New York
City and say that the charges were lies. Hs
said the Republican leaders had hired mud
singer. and that the candidate who permitted
such attacks on an opponent had no right TO
public Office himself. Mr. Clarke was freouentlv
applauded
JUDGE GAYNOR'S SPEECH.
When Mr.. Gaynor came in Z audience rose
and cheered- Then there was stamping and
when all were seated and quiet the band PLAYED
The Star Spangled Banner" and everybody got
up again and cheered. As soon as quiet was re-
stored the former justice was introduced. He
said
IT Is often said in city politics that few people
lew & eollors Who want to boss everybody. can make
more vim and noise than If all the people in the
CITY, CITY were upon their feet. At least. some people
when the noise is really confined to dozen. more
So speak of the city ticket The city convention.
made nj de up Of deesates from the organizations in ali
IL Is not Tammanv ticker nor SssSiJyy 49,
nor Richmond ticket. a Brooklyn ticket nor
and PRESIDENT Of the Board Of AensSn5 C9R5Tqs 3s
icket i stands absolutely alone and is the only city
,s These people know. Just well as do whsu
they are saying what is false: they know that 1Ist
as wen % as you know il, but they won't be frank
that the mass OF the people is Just one big beast
Look at his ragbag newspapers and see whether il
and the low tone Of the Wh0s s'qI tEn WSe Ros y Is
turned into mere commercial enterprise. But you
to permit anything Of that kind to fooI tHs: S ths
but still Gne eaes5 for none p t9S sgleE sGe@ss %
that people do think some. after ALL
CAN STAND THE GAFF."
There is great effort being made here in Brocr-
h tBin 70 IL make t the Beard Of Estimate se2arats
in saying that II my associates on the ticket car
not be elected, then do not want to be elected
his sixtyhye millions. and the people that he has
gone in with in this election with their untold
milions-can get out and influence the people 81
this city TO put me down with this ticket i am
at all I have lived too long to be disturbes ~
the victssitudes Of life. have been through a
Conflict: and while have never sought eonricf
l never have hinched from one. nor Will DO SO
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit people. judged hy
the chief desire that while If might posslbrT bs
tolerated for to be elected. vet should have
nistio to me, and that viii tie my hands ana
prevent anything that might attempt to DO.
wish to sit and face a Board OF Estimate with
saT Trust Parsons at the BACK os ST cba q S1
nudge him and tell him TO vote aye or no.
was frank enough TO say, and / have concealed
nothiGg from the beginning. from the time mai
was nrSt mentioned candidate. that begors
and myself met and agreed together that especial
ly on this question OF the subways. would stand
together against all comers and 70 the last And
before the wise editor. so unprecedented or rather
the wise proprietor downstairs who tells him what
MneIaeT ne wants % OF not cried out at "a
were nominatedF What e9ms 1nsy met before they
am free to say that I said I wouldn't run unt,r
the men were that TeTs nsD pH 69 % Sg so Who
with me that might know that had men m
would stand by me and with whom I would stand
n 5u on on She nightly 1 anxiety over here in Brooklyn
the Mayer the other. Oh, ye wise people who speak
alton that would be-
HELPED PICK TANfNANY TICKET
How was Mr.. Moore brought on the tieIst A.
you think? He refused over and over s-,ir ~ 90
IL was only with importantly that we Got ~ ~
certain number Of bank SSS n NEW Work
@ TohsuIe1Jnlee , n altogether think, and they mad
trOlleT Of. / think six incentive or SIX rneT f1D
o5 s mem mem wnom tney dld agree upon Mr.. Nfulry
OF Ihat great institution. the Emigrant Inisstr.f
Savings Bank But there he was with his SALARY.
having held public ofiice, and he declined. And 81
with number.
Why. l said TO man. do YOU know thar
am resigning a life office OF 800 a wear 10 rsr
quarter OF million of dollars as y sfa, nearly S
and you people that elamOr for good government
can probably get back il you are defeated or eef
back somewhere else in few years." But Won
when has family-a wife ana sevs, ~,
TshS rs t n Sh 90 sveSything that he likes