New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MR.. LOWS ACTIVE CANVASS.
THE MAYOR SPEAKS II TWO PLACES.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEErfSGs IN TIE hiNh
AND ~ The FOURTEENTH WARD


The BROOKLYN Rink was filled in every part
last evening at the massmeetng to support Mayor Lo"
for reelection. Many women were IN the aunlehoe
Great enthusiasm prevailed and the uteranccs oil Inc
sneakers were loudly appaudcI Bernard Peters Edtor
of The BrookIa,, Tines presided. Resolutions heartily
cOndemning the administration of Mr. Low were pre-
sentcd by Edwin Packard, and unanimously adopeu
The arst speaker Burton T. Beach He sud a'h""E
other things that he should vote for Mayor Low "e'
one good term deserved another; because tho
campaign was not a tender to Presidential amOloh' Oo
cause MAYOR Lows action In regard to the liquor interest
was wise and temperate; and because tao "'h.S VI ~
city In regard to police and fire protection anu va"
supply were met by the Mayors action li' ~ nv,
candidate stood for no measure of m'nicirh Ie'
80 ond ,v,s nominated because Hugh Mclaughlin
vautad Mavor with no record and 10 quauhcai'oh ioi
the ace and who could b. moulded TO the Will OF inc
ring leaders. ,, ,,h
Mayor Low was the next speaker ana was IV''i'' 80
opplause repeaed and ion oonnued ana three Vhe'''
many or the audience rising and waving mats ano Aa
lrcbefs He said: Ii viii take all my lite 70 express
INV Gratitude TO the people Of BrooNyn Ior
,ha kindness with which they always greet
mo Yon may not realize that H''o"Nh
is g5 per cent Of Kings County, and toe Mayer Is Que "
the Board Of Supervisors. In regard to the suPef'So'
Large william A. Fritz, want to say that IN I'' b"iu
last fall he upheld Democratic point OF order "hcn H
Thought right despite the efforts Of Ae Repuhnc'h neu
hers to persuade him to reverse his decision tAliA
man who can do that, in face Of political rn'' on
fa1,ninded man he vetoed the wv"
which seemed to he jobs wticl plS-'' '''
last year I want ~ ask yOI t. vote ' "'''
an honest and uprsht ON oin7ia' s.. q, 4 - o,.n--.,l
win have the appointment next D ., f ~ -..t A.
ers Of Ch1lities and Correct d.. A-,, ..,i,,l.,.
torney want to say tnat the H.'''''' " h, ,-
Robert PAYNE served torn of tHr" 't' .' .'. ~
of Education 80 wen that mi 49, i'. . tr
him. OF OF the can .....'. .y'.,rtp
Mennlnger wh9 ,% I,,i % % a.. RI, SAD. I-r -rs.r "lli-
dates have had not had On. .'' .f Id, A.. il
lieye all willing 20 f'hio ~. ~, ,,bcr
what every candidate sorL N',. 80 80 rn,.ni 80 of
RTnokiyp. by Brooklyn for B "r'. a .''l.' ''t'
provides for the two m. I & ~" '',1', ,1tyot,.
chnr IfIc is n IN N who -avs O. Il his r'f I'd ID put
OF Presidential election a tI< ~ ~ ., \, 81 az
crred fine noninat0n Mayor ior Biophyn hrst li't
r9 ali te time The -eu,rna in tie lit on tl- q, nrr
I boists hat his candidacy I, pIrciy Or t!e Demo
cratic party and the campaign OF l>Si II tle choee ny
bstcin two untried men dou -ucn program nos, wihc1
we, 9 hc beteri But the cHocc l. not bctw cn two
unried men, but between one you nave ti 10 h'UN' p'
and Inc other oi whom You have Ohly tine PROMISE me
issneis tbe same as two years agO-wnet fer b ooyn
wants man knows Is indepcnd'nt ana Woihl- Iur
o,inons do not give up my views in National mattrt
have been Republican aud am hep3bne&n, Dat l
can and will conduct TIE affairs OF BroohyH III tle H.
tcIests of the city and the city only" , ,,,,,.
The OF her SPEAKERS were ex-Superlntendelt or fuhc
Works sills b. butcher exShei1h Albert Dagget' candl
date state senator in the III District ana ho'ci'
Alter leaving tne Rink Mr. Low had n genuine triumph
in the Fourteenth Ward, Wherc ne spOhe ID Noou
all
i .tron civ Ihe hall hOldS oOOO people ana
Al least 900 unable to Ind siihnV room Nheh
the MAYOR came went up from J,OVu thfoNe
that threatened loosen the shingles. He was rrpcu
iy called for while John Mcguire 7pc1kng As the
MUOr rose and stepped forward a cHllow creature III
front shouted Three cheers iOr Hcnu4N-. he WIH
promptly missed down and told to "sut up' by those
aIoInd him, and the Hendrix "bOom drd
T1gnt there. The Mayor was peculiarly
haUpy In his remarks and roinalkcd ny NEARER
me- hlt the nail ne mead every time lie was tr''
and bu,iueS-like. He SAID IN .rJ:
''Gne thing enjoy auOut campaign Il coming iat' 10
face Win nIy fellow citizens. want nothing to stand
between you and me; want my manhood Ia appeal 10
yours ana ct air play. thccrs and app ni-c 40 not
believe any man Ia office had tue good Utic "i bciuE
go wei supported by CiuL'n, VINO d'nT WIN
him ON National politics. 10 l. because nave hn'
sought the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF my own party Dut nave
,lood for BrO1Ayn" Tue Mayor thcn icllt"rd me lax
levy for tine past present years ami told Tor WHAT hr
money had been rtised-iOr moro primary schools
more uncc, better faclhuc, III the flTt
Department. and better strrcclranDg -rrE &C. 70 cach
d. .skrd: was that doing riglt or WRONG " ana WIN
on accord his hearers shouted "HlSgL
thought it WIS right tUo,' lie '"d, " .Nl
without that itcm we wOdid have q lower Tax
rate "aud tr audience laug eI Ike men Who nave won
lanes kcaidpu. the chaiIu; H. Jrun j. clancy o'Ih
EoOuey j. c. Mcguire and Be- nrd Pcri- di-o 7lo"e "Hd
resolutions were adopted commencing Mayor L"" ""-
mul,taIOn and pcdsus tHOsc present ' "oi" ana fo'