New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-06
Mitchell Makes 3 Stirring
Addresses in Camp Be-
fore Voice Fails Him
Repeats Assault
On Hylan and Hearst
Pictures Subsidized Mu-
nicipality if Judge
Is Elected
lstaH CorreSpondenoel

lstaH CorreSpondencel
CAMP UPTON, Long Island. Nov. 5.
Mayor Mitchell spent the flag end Of
his voice here tonight in final as
saul, on the redoubts of that Hearst
Hylsn-H ohenzollern" triple alliance, in
which he has perceived a menace not
only 10 New York City, but to the
nation.
In three speeches his throat was
tuned up for each successive one by a
specialst who stuck at his elbow-the
Mayor recaptulated the isses OF pa
triotism and loyalty and decency
which ne hammered to the fore during
the campaign.
His heaviest fire he directed toward
Judge Hylan and his journalistic
hacker Hillquit he briefly disposed
Of for a switch in sentiment now
makes the Democratic candidate his
strongest opponent in camp.
II results are 10 be measured by en-
thusiasm. certainly Camp Upton Will
give the majority Of its votes TO the
lighting man who reserved his last
punch for the fghting men Of the
New York CITY National Army divi-
sion.
\. VI. {. A. Tent Filled
When Hylan had the Y. NJ. c. A.
tent. with a ballyhoo to bark the merits
Of the free vaudeville show that had
been counted an irresistible attraction.
Isss than one in each ten OF the $500
eats was occupied. For Mitchell the
eut was filed, excepting the few rear
rows.
SIX O'Clock had been the time act for
Nayor Mitche's appearance at the
.ent There was a delay on the road.
and il was past the hour when the
machine carrying the Mayor, Sommls-
sioner Bell and DR.. Arthur B. Duel.
the throat specialist, reached the Eu-
sion camp headquarters. Motors car
rying other speakers had been in some
line. and the three meetings were
under way.
After a brief call at headquarters. a
nasty bite and another session with
the throat specialist, the Mayor began
the last series of speeches OF his CAM
psigu The material in each was the
same. Only once was there a sugges-
ton OF heckling. Each speech opened
with reference 20 the "Hearst-Hy-
sn-Hohenzollern" issue.
After all these weeks" said Mr..
Mitchell. "the people Of New York City
know that my words were not figures
Of speech, not mere rhetoric designed
% gain votes. They know there is an
IN this aiec+fou
"HiIlquit Least Outspoken"
one candidate declares that he
wouldn't serve his country with his
hands; that he wouldn't 90 20 war for
i. he says that out Of the wealth
which he has amessed while preaching
equal distribution Of wealth. he would
not give a single dollar 20 buy the food
and clothing and munitions that will
enable you men 20 fight efficiently at
the front Whether he speaks as can
didate or private individual. such
nan doesn't deserve the privileges OF
citizenship.
@Bu- on ny word. if | had 20 choose
between this outspoken pac.Hst and OBJ
.-ructiOnist and the man who, mas
uuerading as a patriot, seeks 20 stab
This country in the back as tool OF
Hearst and the Kaiser, ny vote would
be cast for Hillquit.
~That arch-seditionist, the despicable
Hearst, the anti-Americans, the pro-
Gsrrans-youTl find all these backing
The candidacy Of Hylan. In the last
rwo weeks the people OF New York have
leaned that he not only appeals TO the
cisloyal, but is one Of them. he proves
% Be the vice-chsirman OF the FRIENDS
Of Peace. As such he allowed 20 90 out
over his name an invitation % tnst
meeting in Chicago, a. which the news
Of the sinking Of one more American
sessel. with American lives aboard, was
received with cheers. Accused, ne
sought 20 eyade the issue with lie
Associated With a Spy
"He has not denied his connection
with that group, which, as the Printers
and Publishers Association, was or
1anized % build up with <Z'OVO,OOO
string OF anti-Americsn, pro-Gernah
newspapers-a group from when Ger
man spy has been transferreG 20 az
American prison. Inese are .he IN
Of PEOPLE who are backing ms cause
-H,jlovit says that his election Will
be q mandate for peace. To-day Ger
mzny il weakening on the western
from. Tell Germany that the greatesI
community Of the United States Is dis
LOYAL and divided, and you'll prolongs
the war. Prolong the war and you IL
come 70 other drafts, and more Amen
can Hves must be sacrificed on the
Wettern front.
"Only yesterday We read that some
4rs,iesns had been taken prisoners IN
t,e,eb rsids To-day a list Of twenty
cssgsIties h. published. There's one
tainy know. When the longer casu-
sitv lists come back. ana the amer
can people read Of our sacrlhces. theIe
aii be 10 place among honest amer
cans for the vice-chairmah OF
Friends Of Peace, no place ior s a. G1nt
lzte Of Hearst. no place Tor hi'qu'''
% place FOR Hearst himsei.
Mayor Loudly Applauded
~, i.up 70 you men 20 decide. oh i
70 49, = municipal government M
gprsA bv the Kaiser through hsar,, H..
iaspired b. German propagahaMIss;', 49,
tlc gosernment Of Chicago. or WIZ
grestett American city declare 49, ,'r
Nth our armies on the heb ahu -
flag under FIRE IL pprpohes 70
HOverunsrt that for four Year, n"'
preached the doctrine Of American pr
pArsdns,,. mat aimee the deciarau'h
~ var has put - al behind the ffen'
dent. that never has been AFRAID, An1
never viii be. % use al the power o.
IL arm 20 STRIFE down sedipon, disiof
tliy and treason wherever they sh'"
fhemsslves -
Rhouts IL Were with you. Johnny,
followed me Mayor out o. The pig tr'L
Io-morros the polls vii De open