New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

- ~ n, tho hest In municipal afairs In that city,
supports him, IL making most favorable personal an
precision in the addresses which he delivers IN inc F
GUS wards II Is so much of novelty TO nave canu
date for Mayor who make good speech ana uenle
clearly HIS position on all public questions that many are
drawn TO hear Mr. Low who otherwise never would at
tend pull 10 meetings. and having heard, they are pei-
suaded TO vote for good government.
Mr. Low spoke at four meetings last evening Tonight
he will speak in Music Hall, at Futon-st. ana FIAT
bush-ave. Among the outside organizations that h'o
come 70 the support Of Mr. is the Peoples Party
This s an organization of temperance property-oWherS'
which had approved OF General SlOcum The Germans
whose vote il largely Republican, are strongly support
ing Mr.. Low.
with the dissolution OF the Central Democratic 1850
ciaton the best in it, firm in their opposluOh 10
" boss" rule will support Mr. Low In opposition 10
Mayor Howell william Marshall president OF the as
socIaon had the letter Of General Socum withdra"hs
from the canvass in bis possession yesterday
Colonel Lewis l.. Segman is actively at work Id eau
yassng Kings County, and 1t is believed that he WI" uo
elected Sheriff by large majority over his DemocfA'c
opponent, +. III. White.
MAJOR Howell was severely criticised yesterday, Tor
heunsentlemanlew way which he criticised the utter
ances of ex-Mayor Booth, in regard to his lh""ehD
claims 10 have reduced the city IN speech
Saturday night Mr.. Booth, who is president Oh tne
Arrears Commission, inserted tlat the reuuction
in tbe taxes of brooklyn, during Mayor Howeus
rs was due TO the Republican administration OF the
State. which had reduced the state FAX On MONDAY
Mayor Howell sent for Commissioner Booth VINO Is %
fellow attendant with the Mayor the services OF he
Hanson Place Methodist Church When Mr.. BOOM
entered the Mayors office, Mr.. Howell read an extract
from the spcech and then said angry that 10 was iase
Communicating the statement and chaT8eterizng the one
Who made 1t. using vigorous expletlVes, MI
Booth did not quietly submit 10 thls put
charged the Mayor with mere pretence OF eeonohiy'
and with doing the bidding OF boss IN putting III
III i've men uDOu the pay-rOls OF the city Inc con
ycsOn was atarmy and prolonged, and at its close ut
Booth was heard TO say "a he left The CITY Han me
ciry of Brooklyn has ruilan III the Mayors char 10
day." .-.-.....-
in pubc s,Gtcles The figures OF the permanent debt
of he city from the Mayors ANIMAL messages are lere
fore Of interest January l. 1873, the permanent dDt
was 81 $4,000; January /, 1850 II was 9loO33VVO
and January !, 1881, Tl9516,7t2. .,.
strong C1rt Is fHaGinZ 10 di5Clam responsibility, on
the part NJ the Mayor. for Che obnoxious law requiring
lie licensing Vclices but the facts are that by ey
crv method MAYOR Howell urged the license law upon
fbr Board Aldermen and the legislature and claimed
great credit when it went into operation lie lhade II
As,em1lyInan Richard j. Nowman OF the Xth Dis
trict ~ Brooklyn, renOminaed Monday evening ny
the Democrats
William Marshall the candidate Of the Central emo
cratic Ass0cat on jefferson Han for state senator IN
the IVth District m Brooklyn nus witbdra WI from the
canvass a.,
Tnc Twelfth Ward Democratic Club Of Brooklyn has
approved Colonel LOWS T. sscSman, the hcpubheal
candidate FOR Sheriff.
for member Of Assembly in the lNth Brooklyn District
by me- I,uublicau4.