New-York tribune., 1909-10-09

shall only promise you an honest enort 10 heip
our conditions and give you business methods
during the entire term OF Office. - am accus-
toned 20 work I like il, and am well and
strong and not nervous. Our ticket is a GOOD
one county well as city, made up OF capable.
able men. and with every confidence l submit IL
for yOur decision.
tomorrow or Monday. you stockholders deserve
30 he plundered.e The responsibility is now
yours. viii you 60 on taking your poison ur-
IN 1918?
WHERE is GAYNoR Now?"
Charles s Whitman. the candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. was received with round after
round of, applause. He said he thought he
knew personally more men in the hall than any
other Of the candidates. and it certainly seemed
as II he did All through the audience men
arose 10 wave to him and shout 10 him by name.
as II they were old friends.
Mr. whitman devoted a large part of his
speech TO Justice GaSnor and his record and
every time he wound up with the question,
Where is Gaynor now?' The point went home
with the audience. Where is he?" some one
asked back.
He has been put in by Charlie Murphy to
land his other candidates in offices, and Gaynor
doesn't dare 10 open his mouth" Mr. Whitman
replied. at which there was a roar OF cheers
Mr.. Whitman quoted from Justice Gaynor,
'Our ju ages must not only be above corruption
they must be above suspicion"
how about Roesch. who is on Gaynors ticket?"
And again Now I come TO the last and the
worst name the ticket It is a name that
stands for vice and crime
voice in the audience "Sulvani" followed
by shouts all over the hall. sullivan! Sullivan!"
Mr. Whitman wanted TO stop. but the crowe
would not let him. Go on" they said: "go
on"
do you want Gaynor." Mt Whitman finished.
with the crowd that goes in with him, should
that ticket be elected?"
Before the words were out OF his mouth the |
reply came in great shout:
MOI"
MR.. WHITMANS SPEECH
Mr.. Whitman said:
The burning and disgraceful blot upon the |
municipal history 81 ths country IS me me Gaser s o1
good many times That remark, or that statement. |
true now now 'f Tammany has not changed. but the
man who made that statement has changed, anu
inside Tammany Han, from the inside.
Mr. Whitman recalled some Of Justice Gay
nor's clashes with corporations and individ-
uals and continued:
Where is Gaynor tonight? What is he fighting
tonight and for what is he fghting? That is
McKane nor the Long island Water Company nor
The frauds OF decade ago. but just as real a
The kind of crime that Gaynor hghung
then We are fighting now. And where Is Gaynor
our judges learned it more than sixteen years
ago: u was true then and is true now.our JUDGES
enough Our imdse D9st be ABOVE suspicion too
That is what Gsynor said, and ne was right There
Is d Gaynor's ticket who is running for
man who himself admitted under investigation
s@f Ii ne meG @At ron % W %oIH onaDS ag Shame te
fix il at the station house.
TAKES Up RoEsCHs RECORD.
Mr. Whitman read the testimony referring to
Judge Roesch. given before the Lexow commit
tee. Then he added:
This is the man that Justice Gaynor is lending
m nf wealth "a 81 s sPenGa @ feSoo aG Srer ms
Gaynor is a man that said: Our Judges must be
you right 10 demand from Judge Gaynor: You
judiciary You said YOU did anyway What did
sou think about Wright and about Fallon. man
though he is TaInmany man-wont take him. He
star5in b hsS been a q clean iudge He is being
has been turned down because he has been a
clean Judge Where Is Gaynor? Not word That
Is The man thar TIA Charlie Murphy has put at the the
him by another name-to land them in office by
the weight Of Gaynors clear record, and apparent
ly he does not dare 10 open hts mouth.
ticket James J. Hagan He was turned out from
the position of warden Of the Tombs by his own
Iammsny commissioner because he was SO bad
that even Iammany could not stand for him That
Is the truth gentlemen il is susceptible OF PROOF.
Warden oi me lali AZ S9U9 year but ne Is GOO a.;
about Gaynor? lie is standing for Hagan. They
have been TRYING to get Gaynor to express himself
for the last few days. Not a word
Then there is another matter. the last and the
plug-ugyism and gambling. and thugs and fraud
Sullivan. Chrisie sullivan OF ali the men on
earth, Christie" Sullivan Sheriff OF New York!
Where is GaynOr? why. McKane his worst
Does ayn6T sand oT ts H OH he shame ft s Of 4f It.
The disgrace of H. the sickenng shame of the
great State OF New York man whose record-and,
as far as know mis- private life-has been without
a spot or blemlsh. coming out made the 1901 OF
an organization which hates him. but which is
taklng nm up 10 Iand the resi- OF me gang ana
Naynor sad nave no DOUBT he means lt-he
said ti!at he is going TO begin on January and
man 10 fight the bandits by becoming the leader
Of the gang?
not going tc make any PROMISES l not going
10 tell you OF any particular that ! send to
would like TO send 10 5aiI@b6t / want 10 say
this in ali seriousness: Under the law it is
procedure, there is one In This city that
stands be between;; tween; or should. The public and the
or otherwise there is one man that stands be-
and the robber. aid the thief and the pckpocket,
and the criminal. whether he Is a big criminal
whether he is a little criminal There is one man
,,i,, L-s Pie Ifa,a ,,eo,,,,, tba
law, the only weapon that make a public Off
Tie Tammany leaders that can make a rich man
as a poor man afraid 20 break the law. That man
IS the District Attorney Of the county. Shall
Tammany have him. too?
CAMPAIGNS REAL OPENING.
The meeting last night was the real opening
of MI Bannards campaign. II was the first big
ratification meeting Of the fusion ticket, and it
is TO be followed by others i'm all parts Of the
city. The real fusion character of the ticket, as
explained by William jay Scheffelin. chairman
OF the meeting. was reflected by the crowd both
IN The hall and on the platform, which contained