New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
MAYOR LOWS BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
MORE DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIoNs-cHANcES OF THE
COUNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET.
Tho outlool, for the reelection of Mayor Low
L, dolly brirbtening At the campaign headquarters
much activity is dipayed and the business men VINO ~
conducting the affairs Of the Citizens Ooini'toe WIZ
tar into the night Every Indications laVoraoe, S
prominent citizen yesterday. More ana moro Dcio'
t are coming 70 the support Of Mayor Low and many
-, 30 Drhlic profession are working for him Be
fo the end Of the week many OF the present supporters
of uendrix will turn away from him to be In at the n'h
ON the winning side"
To the other prominent Democrats VINO nave "n'ion-,
their intention to support Mayor Low since Vho ou
yyos actively begun must be added Assemoyn"h T. -
McCarren. James NJ. Shanahan and William b'aiu
,,,,or ~ " II Reard Mr.. Low daily receives assur-
ances OF Democratic support =,
rctton NJ the Republican Committee Is the one Io-hsn'
I'm the Academy of Music. The demand Ior uche.7 20"
40 qreat Yesterday that the supply was eAhauSIcu D
night and a fresh stock was rrOViaeu' Inc SpoaAo'o
are TO he the Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher' mayor
low Plnv r. Sexton the candidate for STATE treasurer,
~ ~ Reach a " Tenncy and Robert Payne the
candid 1tc for Distrct-AttOrney. Inc pIo'ITtt W
cess of the Republican county ticket ~ hllts 80 c,,
- cvceadip'iy good Mr. PAYNE Il making "a Eo3l cur
vass aud winning much democratic supper d Az Win
dilaes on tine Democratic ticket ara MI anclln.m
the Same stick" OF odious ring rule ana
i'm liza most offensive form The kepnphc'll ii i,s
are an men Of fried ability and experience III puOnc ny
and the Democrats are mostly unknown htn' VI ,
most d'cred1he records me oo 60. he coTnty
inc rif GtiI,IT an favor OF the Republicans. Tho
nonpaTtisln candidates for A,dcIlhGl- III ~ n y, ,r
ng N strong canvass and hope to cereal ne ~ ILL.,
Democratic ticket and thus with the tolr ~ ,,
mon sure to be Republicans to make mg"HH VI '"o
Bcmocrac discussions In Brooyn increase, ana there
is by now the apparent m'l IS5drir boom
49, starfcI The course Of The Elae IN supporting ;he
va CITY ticket and dcnouncng the county ticket
a. ,6oT FOR the candidates the latter do not
intend 70 be sacrificed for Hendrix anu tnel in
lind i'm denupciations The Democratic dlieIclces III
nistri
candidates.
THE MAYOR IL THE TWENTY-FIVE III "Aip'
Mayor Low il adding 10 his popularity ana strchg'h
every day. and is in great demand to speak at meetings IN
an 1T, ~ the civ The halls where ne Is TO speak are
crowded Everywhere he Is received with the hcartest
demonstrations Of approval and he seems To strAe inc
popular heart with his quiet plain forcihe STATE
mont OF facts He addressed largo meeting H''
night at tho Twentyhhh "ard Nls"am'
ot Rodayc and Hancockst. The crowd rose a. he en-
tered the room and after cheer went up or the
next Mayor Of Brooklyn" while hats were swung IN the
air BEFORE Mr. Lows arrival John ID. Mckenzie. former
Democrat and now q Citizens candidate Tor Aldorulh
tLarge spoke O. T. Burton, Democrat, reviewed v"
C. DeWits record, and made some sharp thruSa nj h'
Inconsistency in opposing Mayor Low who was
the unrest Democrat the speaker knew or VI
the charge that Mayor Low had msuscd Chief Engineer
Roehlno Mr. Burton said thai the Mayor was too noble
70 state all the facts The ring making excuses for
DELAYING the Bridge tho chio engineer was at fault
Was the Mayor wrong In asking him TO retire on largo
salary and have man Of better health 70 push the work
70 complctionl [Cries Oi "NO."l Nj Rooblug never
uttered a protest against tho corruption prevailing
in the Bridge management In bill rendered
by Mr. Kingsley, and paid on February
H. 1876 W 4. ROchhng was credited Win
s}5 FOR the Bridge report two years work. ana NJ
kingsley with $500 for desk! Ia July, l-'2 washing
ton A. Rocbliug states, hc received Orders rom 'h'
Bridge president to make contracts and bny no ma
crls for the Bridge but hr never resented the insult
and Kiug,ley who was not un architect practically
s,nerslcd him though Doe was then u perfect hcnlth
Mayor Low said ON this subject: d" n have not the
power 20 raise moral- 90 the sky certainly have not
that which would drag angel. down. II IL ,po,,ih' io7
hly ctl1cu OF Brooklyn to believe TINT of mo, no "o "l
mine shall De uttered Go change bis belief am content
10 lct my Iifc among sou from bpyhpod up he SUN
r!rpt rrhItarion" The Mayor then discussed
the rapid transit question. and subjects arising from
it, and said Do should give bis influence oniy 30 such
schemes - would Civ, that -y-rm 90 tIe city, on o''
OF equity % ALL OftHc tax levy Doe spoke fully detailing
all the toms IA the budget, aud smd: " "e Thought
BROOKLYN needed these things. Don't allow youI minds
TO Doc cpudcd with any juggling with figure about the
t4xrate Whatever result OF the election next Tues
di, this opportunity CIV" account Of my steward
ship shall always prize among "a. brightest r''',e'-
lions Of my NE
C. f. Adams. supcryl-orat-Larze, W. A. rru and
otler- followed
ANOTHER CROWDED MEETING.
l,r-,Iy attended Republican mass meeting was held
last evening In Central Hall, 10 No. OJ7 IMton-st.
B-o,Llyn. United stltc- Marshal Tate presided Mayo.
Inv, Wa received with much enthusiasm. lie spoke u
fbc charges made against him hv cvCorporatun Coun
M DE N itf I'm biz speech Friday night saying that hc
womb not coudr-ccud 90 answer them, Dong would stand
on hi- record e spoke strongly Ia favor o The ilDh-
can county ticket
v,yor Low only asked the whom
he slrulucd M ic heads pf departments 90 resign ut h5
charter
NOV, them and hr promised that hr would never ask
thcu 10 resign from personal r"uson7. Oihrr speeches
,yc-. made by " " Goodrich Dr. Mcuuins.r and e.. J..
Elliott
man citizens 80. lGi Ewou- aud ai German meet
ing 40 so. 30 Blrtlett-sl.
the Young Democratic club. ~ Brooklyn, after de-
bate prolonged FOR more than Two hours
I,.t evening indOrsrd Hendrix for Mayor hy
| a voto OF ~ to H. Hftrr defeating
eu amendment in favor ~ Mayor Low by similar vote.
| n NJ shepherd presided The motion Va favor ~ Mayor
low wa. earnestly supported by 4. 4. H'Ily John &.
,IcGuir, r. " Hendricks, aud others. The speaker, iu
favor Of lI.udnK were t. ~ shepherd H. j.. HJpJarIl
/ and Lieutenant IOlar.