New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
MIR. LOWS SUCCESS ASSURED.
THE DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK GLOOMY.
" BOSS M'LAUGHLN's CANDIDATE TO BE BURIED
OUT OF SIGHT ON TUESDAY.

"Very gloomy from Democratic stand
point" said prominent Brooklyn Democrat yesterday
when asked about the political outlook The opinion ap
peared 20 be general among careful Observers Repub
licans from parts the city said that 1t would be only
n question as to the majority with which Mayor Low
would be reelected and this estimated at from 5000
TO 10000 Nothing has appeared TO show that the pre-
dction I'm TRIBUNE two weeks that Mayor Lows
second majority would be double his hrs4 497-will not
! be verified.
The Citizens Committee had reports from all parts OF
the city saying that the outlook was more and more
cheering All the so-called "kckcrs" had around.
without persuasion but convinced simply by the logic OF
| events Some Of the Temperance men who had been
spoken of "a supporters Of the Democratic tickets have
openly announced that they heartily in favor OF
Mayor Low and will vote for him. Among them are the
Rev. William c. Stiles and John N stears secretary OF
the National Temperance Society. Mr.. Stiles, who has
taken the most active part of any temperance worker in
the city for months said yesterday that he wanted oil
his influence to go In the direction OF Mayor
Lows reelection. He had been convinced OF the sound
the views put forth by James Norton another
temperance man, heartily supporting the Mayor or
Mayor Low, Mr. Stiles said: " His administration has
been perfect every respect except the Excise ques
tion am not at all satisfied with that, and yet, can
ddly believe the moderate temperance Of the city
have far less TO hope for from Mr. Hendrix II he Il
elected"
Thomas W. Hynes president Of the Society Of st. Vim
cent De Paul. and prominent Democrat announced yes
terday that be should support Mr. Low, as the Mayor
merited confidence Of his eowcitzens regardless Of
party for his manly upright and faithful discharge of
the repOscd in him two years ago. and 1t would be
unwise to make o change now.
The announcement that Samuel Mclean was opposing
Mr. Low proves TO be unOunded, and he will journey 300
miles to vote for the Mayor.
All the efforts Of the Democrats to secure the support OF
prominent Republicans for " Boss McLaughlns cand
date bnye tp I'm O Police Jus
tce Garrett Bergen The for his action is not for
TO seek he Is the tenant OF house owned by Hendrix
and is his nextdoor neighbor But tho wellknown Dem
ocTas active in the support OF Mayor Low to be num-
bercd by the bundred and each one represents many
voters similarly Inclined
AS Hugh McIaughIins candidate has no views on mu-
ncipa government TO give the public except to ME
too Mayor Lows policy il IS not surprising that ho
has found no time to reply to questions addressed 70 MN
by the Civil Service Reform Association week agoihe
questions relating to his policy IN regard TO the Cyl ser
vice. If by any chance he should be elected. As ms
chances OF election small 10 be invisible he prob
ably does not deem worth while 10 pay any attention TO
the subec-nOt copy Mayor Lows utterances In
regard 70 it, ln recent speech ,,, hen9fm sSd
One OF his friends said yesterday IN regard to
this that Tuesday next he would be buried AZ over
the city" It remarked significant fact that IN
his only speech the present campaign, Thomas in
sella, OF The BIO0kigH EHge made not the silshteS
reference TO Hendrix although he diiated upon naoha
The Citizens Campaign Committee has opened head
quarters Mayor Low in the Eastern District az 10
i24 FOurtht An the preparations have been made for
effectively manning the polls on election day Many ba
taken in regard TO Democratic tricks baotstuing for
the " Boss " candidate. ,
The arrangements were completed yesterday lot the
final meetings OF the most holly contested cmIagn eyer
principal ones VIII he In the Rink, where Mr. Beecher
Mayor Lew Carl SChuTZ and General Tracy VIII speak; III
Music Hall in Lamcr Hall, No 900 Couri-st. IN Turn
Hail. in Sunptcr-st and In theighteCnth MaId NlB"am
in Bushwickavc.
One OF the Democratic campaign speakers having made
some statements wLch his iteuds believe iOuy alclse
John G. Mcclure prominent Democratic supporter Of
Mayor Low, they have called meeting for tUnish' III
Everett Hall 10 condemn the attacks made upon HIM
The prospect for the election OF the Republican County
ticket il exceedingly good Democratic leJhcTs adinll
that their candidate for SupcryisOTaLargc John b.
MeyenDOTg, is already defeated