New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
THE M1YOR1LTY CANVASS IN BROOKLYN
MR.. LOW ATTENDING TO HIS DUTIES As USUAL
8Ur MAKING SPEECHES EVERY EVENING.

BUT MAKING SPEECHES EVERY EVENING.
Movor Low does not leave his post in the
DrookIvn CITY Hall during business hours to engage In
the campaign as preceding Mayors have done, hut in oil
business hours he may be found at his post In the even
ing however, he IA actively canyassing the CITY ana
seakng in the wards under he auspices OF
the Citizens and the Republican campaign committees
Tho Mayor points proudly to his two years of efficient
busne,kc administration and pledges himself to carry
ont II reelected the good work which he has begun Tor
the city.
In contrast with this the Democratic candidate WHO
voted for Mayor Low two years ago. can ma noun
Inc 70 talk about in his brief speeches. -except that he
will try 10 do IA well the city AZ his "ilstrous
Predecessor" The way which he closed bs speech on
Monday evening by saying that when he felt
too good 10 accept Mayoralty nomination
he would conclude, I'm but a stranger here
Heaven Is my home" was regarded yesterday rs SUI
prcmely ridiculous He announced no views OF his own
and his speech fell fiat in hls own ward where at ieasI
500 Democrats are 70 support Mayor Low. Hendrix
was noted Yesterday set ont personal canvass last
week with two millionaire business men, but this week he
goes about with ring politicians OF the worst vpe WHO
are after the "spoils all the time
Mayor Low spoke last evening In the Elghth "n' 10
morrow night he will address a mass meeting IN the
RINK in Clerrnont-ave. where S. b. butcher. Button T.
Reach Demas Strong Robert Payne and Corporal Tanner
will also sneak The Mayor will speak Mt Woodss Hail.
Mt south Ninth and Second st the same evening; on
Friday evening in styles Hail. at Fultonst and BEDFORD
ave- and nj Bedford Hail. Cayer and Eckford sts. on
Saturday evening Next week lie VIII speak every even
inc one or more times. Democrats have arranged TOT
Low meeting in the Fourteenth Ward.
The Citizens Committee has prepared number OF val
uae documents for circulation. including Mayor Lows
Masonic Hall speech last week The uerance OF Mayor
Low in accepting his denomination when he declared his
adherence to principles is put side by side win
Hendricks announcement Of partisan principles, IN hS
acceptance and the significant question, on which the
campaign turns put" Shall Brooklyn be governed Tor
It's own good or for party's profit
An important Republican nomination TO be made
tonight that OF IN the lld District which IA
largely Republican. The convention meets In the Music
Hall The contest has been bitter one. both before md
after the primaries, but the struggle II now narrowed
down 10 two candidatcs-ey-Shcrh Albert Dlgyctt ana
Holm C. Perry IL Is thought that the former VIII secure
the nomination.
nubcaus tomorrow night In Brooklyn. II h urged that
cq car. shond De exercised ia selecting a. candidates
men pledged 10 home nIlr tn order 10 support Mayor
Low in his work Tor the CITY. Last year
f,ur districts were carried hv Republicans ana one or
two moro can b. secured tai, year with proper caud
dates The Democrats already named all OF TIE ola
stripe OF ward politicians
The registration Brooklyn this year shows gain oi
$40 over that last year, OF which Lob j. n the
Sixteen Ward which Mlyur Low carried ln ISL, ana
only 2l3 IN tho carried 10y c1Mnyor Howell The total
registration by wards this yoaI ~ iolows: