The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-07
BIG Tim FOR VOTES FOR WOMEN
Also HtNDS orr o. AFTER DssL-
LARS TO MEN ~ no NEED THEN

Praises Gov. Huxhrs-O Other Orators at
Miners Theatre Go for the Colonel,
| who Remints Them of Q Psychical
Epiiepstc. Train and Dc. Muny on.
Big Tim Sullivan will vote for woman
suffrage hall " returned to the Senate.
He told the voters Of the Third district
so last evening at q crowded meeting in
Miners Bowery Theatre. where he was
received uproariously He also recountsd
the history OF his bill for the regulation
OF the small banks i'm lower New York
and Brooklyn. which was passed in the
last session Of the Legislature. Gov.
Hughes played no politics. said Big Tim.
but signed any bill he thought was right.
no matter who introduced it. and 80 the
bank hill passed Then the courts knocked
il out.
IL Tim is reelected hs means TO intro
duce a bill providing that any man carry
ing concealed weapons shall be jailed He
does not want the votes OF gun toters and
tough men Referring to Mr.. Suffers
statement that dollar IL now w orth one
half what 10 was worth some years ago,
Big Tim said that il this Is true he will
| also introduce a bill increasing the sal
| aries Of policemen and postmcn to help
make up the difference
Referring to his bank regulation bill
he said that in the time since he first in
PRODUCED the measure in 1893 81 900 ON
had been stolen from tn. poor people by
the mismana cement Of email banks. and
much Of that from the people Of the Third
district He had also introduced it in
$50 and Little Tim m 1850 without sue
cess II the Republicans wished to elect
Mr.. Stimson because he got two millions
from the Sugar Trust Big Tim wanted to
know what they thought of the loss OF
eleven millions during their rule through
their failure TO safeguard the small hanks
Great applause followed every sen-
tence OF Tim :. even though the audience
was tired after hearing from Mr. Sulzer
Tor n solld hour on the iniIuitI-S of the
Payne Aldrich tariff. and from nine other
speakers about the personal PECULIAR
ties Of Col. Roosevelt Tn. Colonel was
described by John + McInty as r-remind-
ing him OF p-ychical epileptic client he |
had had John =. Crosby called MIR |
Roosevelt the most amusing public man !
since George Francis Train cavorted !
about In Boston forty years ago. but |
Train, he said had sense EX- Assembly |
man . p Bourke thought the Colonel |
was the DIR AhInyon Of politics julius !
Hamburger summoned Israel to her tents !
to help roll up a stupendolis majority !
for the Democratic party Senator J L. |
Fitzgerald presided nj tn. meeting
When Mr. Su2sr began 10 sneak he /
took a lofty rhetorical tone. PLAIN
man in IN" balcony shouted -Ow-wow.-
the houS. roared approval. and Mr. Sui (
DER cam. down Ia words 81 one syllable /
OF sometimes two for most 81 his remain !
ing remarks
After the meeting Big Tim pushed his !
wav through the crowd on the sidewalk /
and announced that he would repeat last
years performance and give each man
who wanted Il "A quarter. The men gave
a cheer and rushed across the street.
where thsv waited patiently and expec-
family in an orderly line
Then two ~ the Senator'S aides handed
each a quarter and the police sent the
men down IN" block so that they couldn't
repeat