New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
BIG TIM THE ORATOR
SuIzer and Others Talk, but SuIlI-
van Makes Most Promises.
BELIEVES IN HIGHER PAY
Likewise Intends TO Vote 1or
Woman Suffrage-Proud OF
Bank Bill Record.

--z,,- --f-,s Sullivan stood I'D N his own
>s;I5v{clz last night and gave a snort &C
,.o,1rr Of 8 part OF his stewardship aho n
,,s-- n what De intended TO 40 II ne soS1
49, - Albany. L was all very short an
,75-er+ r7-- Il seemed 10 get 10 bis
--ir,,e- 1ovaI adhcrents as 1orcieA Is =
,,n- s,eerh might have done The pa7e
s,1a-es ON The a1sc strains OF " atIiIfl'uN
S. she ,,ir man walked ont 20 the ecse 'l
~ Tooilirhts n Miners BowerT Jnea'' e.
smiled. and said ,,.
Tn not going TO talk about he tarll-
~ thfncs like that I'm going 10 '@iiN
s.,,-7- myself ana what I've done ioT IN
wears. II ccrnc right down 10 ~ siie
give you one ching I inVestisAleU a. :,
60 49, there we're Z good many small
hanks in this neiEtborhood win 10 super
vision. And 7 tried 20 get hlt 1hT"uz 4
ffsx would help this. I got bli Lnrousn
IN 1898. but it was not signed, ana il VS.
left 10 die.
--Tn 1sss-'0e Il was left 10 die again An
80 member Of The Sullivan family helped
-Ts--le TIN God resi- his soul FROM
-or7 >, 7qaS & AZ -2os was ernbezzled ron
rnsr hanks in the lower East Side anc ID
z-ootl-r And Ss65.0ee OF that was stolen
-sy-- here rom the Sd Assembly District
ssSa,- they .aIk about the millions stolen
>-,--, ne government 1hat StiuSOn has re
,-,ve-ea Why. gll.e50G0o was stolen from
.4A noo-es- people on earth from the time
, s---oa-,-ed nv biIl until Governor Hughes
-srned s+-srolen from the man that MAKES
go ds- working on the railroad The
-eo-ae thai ran these banks did not mean
= y. thieves. hui our laws made them So
-7s,ev cane from small -cwns IN italy anc
other lands and our laws confused LaeTI2-
After giving credit 70 the part Louis
Marshall played IL getting the nii through
Big Tin" put himself on record against
zba c11n men OF the East Side.
-a- rer yer sonethin else I'm going
70 d. ne continued. II I 20 back 10
AIbarv-v-hen Z 20 back J should say II
Eyoinz 70 introduce a hih thar VII
send z man 10 tail for carrying concealed
-vespors I say 10 the gun toter and the
roJEr nan right now that 7 don't want MS
vote. because IN Eoin 10 Try TO put MN
81 faU AND after I get through with this,
- 2 v~ornarrs s1fraee bili comes up n
rzoin- 10 vote for it, In for the teachers
and everybody. Twenty years ago you
could stand on the street corner and count
-wsrcy men going 10 work TO one woman
Stand there now. and they'll break about
even. The woman needs all the protection
mat r man can give her, and In going
70 give ir 70 heT.
las Ear as the tariff goes. probably
understand about as much rs the average
Tnsn. Just SIT and listen, was the way
the Senator handled the tariff. but he told
r story about me -Ee in price Of straw
hroorns.
III tel you my advice he concluded
'-you Just get under that little star with
she circle, and vou'H be all right Bill
Eulzer told Us tonight that a dollar was
worth Only % cents now. 4 that's so tn
policeman and fremer who arc paid sl.40
are only getting 800. and II the city don
raise en-, I'm going 10 introduce bil
~ pay en- $500. 7 thank VOL"