New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-29
THE CANVASS IN BROOKLHN.
THE METHODS OF CANDIDATE HENDRIX
PARADING IN BORROWED PLUMEs-MAYon LOWS
ENGAGEMENTS.

ENGAGEMENTS.
There Is no doubt that the old time Demo
cratic leaders want to secure the Mayors office In BROOK
Ign TO aid in carrying the State next year Fine promises
are made by candidate Hendrix that he VIII not no i
for the city than Mayor Low has done; but ne nahoS
specific promise not the City Government TOT P!
ends Even II he should make such promise the leaders
who aro pushinr him would not let him keep It. Tho
seltrcspecting citizens Of Brooklyn. who nave
aeon fine GOOD fame OF their city maze
known In all the land by the municipal to
form OF Mayor Low not going TO allow that good name
TO become smrched by ring rule as 1t has been Ill 'o
past No step the Democratic campaign If taken wiz"
out consultation with Boss Mclaughlin and ne If 10 DC
found every evening on the sidewalk at Remsen and Court
SITS in busy conference with ward leaders and Others
The phrase of one OF the Republican speakers that
want not promising young man. but aperfoImingyOung
man. and that's Mayor Low" Is one thht taxes ho "
the popular heart. As between the man WIN
O record and the man with no record theio
can be no question with far+ninded voters. There
"a nothing in the public utterances OF MI
Hendrix 10 commend him TO the surages OF the people
such as there was two years ago In Mayor 10" nS'
campaign addresses He can only repeat what AaSoi
Low has already made familiar to the public But MS el
forts such as they plainly much anu 'no
exhaustng work Of the campaign Is already tcing upon
frame which had 10 go 10 Europe 10 recruit aler 'no
alleged exhausng effort OF attending the meetings OF the
Board of Education aud putting through measure 10
authorize the payment Of fractional part OF their salaries
IN teachers from whom It mjusty WlthheIu
and which was forced upon tho ATTENTION VI
the Board OF Education by an article Ill the COZ
umps Of The tribune This is only another borrowed
plume with which the candidate tries TO deck himself his
other decorations being taken from Mayor Low
MIR. HENDEIX's FALSE PRETENCEs.
ro,pncnf Democrat said Yesterday "This Is cam
pain Of false preenccs on the part of Joseph McIaugh
In Hendrix-whch If 1t isn't his real name
ought 20 be- lie began by saying thht
the Presidential campaign had begun III
Brooklyn which s totally untrue for all the real issues
OF the campaign are municipal the speakers on both
sides show Then Mr. Hendrix paaded as an orator.
and no one ever spoke In public with less claim to the
title II was said that he could speak German and
French n fuently "a English. He attempted
to make one German speech, but after lament
ing his unfamiliary with the language
dcsne some months I'm Germany last summer, and after
spcaking two hundred words. he claimed the indulgence
OF his audience aud spoke Of The campaign 10 lhem IN
English Then too he Is par9dcd as poor man, orc WIZ
We are told that his father was rch banker IN
Missouri The fac ihat oo hs iaIIer or.
work when his father died several years NJ
tcrward he Inherited some property and bought two
hqgsc' II b 6ls5 .,c lI2 IN n' Van Street
! n Is the shoorcst folly talk about the millionaire
Nayor and his humble opponent lie Is claimed 10 be an
omen hearted generous and able man, but u needs
Gt ii,tlc lon with Lin 10 Ind out his real nature
He totally lacks the ability needed In the Mayor Oi
| Brooklyn"
thc Republicans are cxpcriiug large amount of money
In the can,ass but n f. only blind 10 divert attention
/ from their own operations.
Democratic di-lurCtiOn COntucs ana upon the hlcl-
Of The announcement TINT Charles = Higgins the wealth
! s0ap manufacturer and member ~ the Dcmucfntl'
state Committee viii support Mayor Low, comes the r.
sIs1,tiop 81 superyisor chamberlain Of the Twenty.
second Ward from the Kings County Democratic Gen, IA
Committee In order 10 be unrammclcd IN the support oil
| MuXor Low.
a. atemrerance meeting I'm the Brooklyn Rink vest CT
day the Rev Dr. Fulton declared that hc would heartily
/ support Mayor Low for reelection.
WORK FOR MAYOR Low ms WEEK.
! Two rousing Republican mass meetings VII
| be held this week. one tomorrow night In
| the Academy Of Music, where Mr. Brcchcr
/ Will preside and speak. and Mayor Low and
evening In Muse Hall ON other nights Mayor Low vii
sneak from one four times Ia various par- o the oiJ
The campaign committees have more speakers tlun can
be effectively used and many mrcng- NJ possible VII
be held Every EFFORT VIII De- made 90 make Mayor IL"
/ majority ~ large ~ possible. -
There f. great deal ~ dissatisfaction among the Re
pulcans the Id Assembly District because there ha
/ been 80 much delay IN putting q candidai,
IN the field. b. J. Mulhollnnd, the present
Republican member, has many supporter, who
are anxious FOR his denomination. They hch"y'
that he could carry the district a. he did before although
that the delay f. hurting the party and seems TO be In '
| interest of the B,u,ocrtS.
James Mulhanc ha- been nominated for senator HHn-
! John G. jacobs I'm the VITA District by the Trade
and Labor Convention, the Knights OF Labor and IN
dOrsed " by the Anul,us DEMOCRACY.