New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
uryOR Lows ACTTVE CISVISS.

HOW HIS FRIENDS ARE woRKING-lIENDllAs LACK
or QUALIFICATIONS
The Citizens Committee of Brooklyn, which
first reuumnated Mayor Low IA determined 10 lou ho
grass grow under its in the prosecution OF an aouNo
and vigorous campaign. Mayor LOWS SANITARY o"u''"n
against oyeroondence has been bocded ana tbe iOuhs
Republicans AS well as the partisan Republicans and
Democrats who Joined n the cal! aud Work OF the C
zens Committee vii not rest their oars In the hope
that the desired harbOr will he reached on election hS
by mere drifting Efforts were made yesterday win
much success 10 secure large registration as poSso
In order 10 be I'm readiness for voting Placard- were
nut ND and handbls circulated calculated TO rorso all
men TO sense Of their duty if they had failed
to record their names and therefore "politlci
corp,e, " Dead men have vote " was one 0I ne
significant phrases.
Tn, campaign Of the next to the last week before cleo
ton was opened evening by meeting III advocacy oi
M,,or Low nj Temperance Hail. and at No. 2iO Coluiu-
blast in south Brooklyn. Tonight Mr. Low and Gen
crI stewart L. Woodford vii speak in Prospect Heights
Hall at Fifth-aye. and Ninstcenth-et, aud German
iertins will bo held in the hall at Thiri-aVe ana
Twcnty-thirdst Police Justice Harhor ana others VIII
-i,eak Tomorrow evening mass meotihg VII Nc h'Iu
AT Caycr and EcEord ss, in tho Greenpolht portion o
the city. and On Thursday evening WOODS hdI' al
second and North Ninth sts., will he occupied Mayor
Low and others vii address a meeting uucr the auspices
of He Repubcau Campaign Committee IN tue RlhA, OF
BAPTIST Temple in ClermOnt- ave-, on thursday evening
me Academy Of Music meeting viii be on Tuesday even
ps OF next week and on following saturday the maj
,dly viii take place In Mtisic HAL. ,,.. ,,,...
IAe Republicans will nominate Dlsllicl AIuVlu'on'
fOir In eacn OF three districts. to-day.
Politicians and business mcn--the tN0ctiSstH on per
son, in Brooklyn Interested III socnIi nS mayor,
VINO is yersrd in politics and familiar 10y long coulso
actual work with business la all lis dells-hA,e not yw
lut over Laughing at the ridiculous nomination Dy tue
Democrats of "a man altogether aud conSplcuohsIy lIch
INK IN both qualifications. desperate .oholl ~ niAlhE
"a get up boom HendriNS business qualealohs
by laying stress upon the facts that his father was
binher cnuccaing the facts that his bank was shll
one In southern village In Missouri just alter tho war
ana that the Young never had anything Ia DO WIN
H. A committee temperance mon called upon Mayor
Low yesterday get his Vows upon the enforcement {"
inc excise laws rs now the Statut" books. Among
Inc committee were the Rev. ". G. STILES and the Rev
Dr. Fulton. Nh Low said that lie stood upon his tepu
and would make any pledges to tHe iulI' u1l e,or
himself absolutely free. When Mr. Hendrix was hSkri or
his views he hastily answered that he would Insist or
tine enforcement all laws .nd ne looked ftllHN"d Nheh
tine committee had gone. Loud professions we're ueIo
yesterday tuat prominent and well known KcpnOlc'ls
would support Hendrix. but all those statements Noro
unsupported by the names al the Republicans
stale Jacobs III accepting lpeinnehue teho
inatlon slid that lac supported every anu monopoly
measure the Legislature. Tue f"cord shows inc islJ
OF this statement IN clcN votes against snoh measures
I'm ls5I-'s3, and that he lodged voting IN seven
others.