New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
REPUBLICANS FULL OF HOPE
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR GENERAL CArLIN
THE DIsINGENUOUs COURSE OF THE CITIZENS
lFAGUE-COMING MEETINGS.

THE pIsIxGENUoUs COURSE OF THE CITIZENS
LEAGUE-COMING MEETINGS.
One week remains for the active work OF
the present campaign in Brooklyn before election day,
and according present indications all the four candi-
dates Mayor will remain in the field Several ineflec-
tual attempts have been made a compromise between
the Republican party and the Citizens League. whose
candidates stand upon the same PLATFORM, whereby
both General Cdti!n aad General Woodward W. uld
Withdraw and 4 candidate he found who would unite
the suffrage OF the Republicans and those independent
citizens who are urginy Woodward for Mayor The
latest effort has been made by the Committee OF one
Hundred Republicans who have apr olnted committee
to upon the two candidates. Bat there IL no lkc
hood that their Efforts will 10 moro successful thth
those already put forth. Th3 probable action Oh thc
Young Republican Cuo and oi the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club is awaited S interest The LATER will meet
tonight and s likely to he hopeessy divided between
supporting General Woodward and d. ID. whitney
Boss Mc1.augllin's fRuro- head FOR Mayor.
Had the Citizens League acted fair AMI honorable
part the matter OF canidatc 1t would De shrc oi
tns slppor; OF tho YJuns H,puJtodn Ciuo. Edt whio
protesting non par;islnship, it has shown II most
partisan AMI bitter spirit Whom the strong feoIng IN
the Republican party in favor OF the nomination 3i cN
Alderman A. ID. la RI shown, the members OF the
League ohjcctc to him ~ not enough OF gentleman
Tor Mayor OF BroDSyn. ThcH they agreed to support
General woodward. Oi tI3 mou5crs 0f The Leagit
who are forbidden by its rules 10 hold ohce. and an
tat their umaum Wa the acceptance OF his name by
the convention threat o his iHdcpenich nomina-
tou Through the ai of lcI ding Republicans, "ho
bitterly regret taat thcy lrht their a'ssticc 10
such an a1Drtiye movement. Mr.. Baird was leu 10
decline to cuusdrTC ~ "a ciu date believing tHdt
he thus ,uascrved tie hest cuds OF municipal r"ior
and mis- party II brooklyn Inen the League sad To
the CITY Convention in effect iIEe General WOO i"Ari
nobody, Offering no ehoite even alnohg Dem9,IIs :"
hat body. Then. WHOM tie convention refused To nave
Woodward cEammcd down tts throat the h -inlniri
indcpendents violated tdc Ian o. the League when pro-
UdeS for making nomination whrh Hnnt can ilAs H M
Republican Convention Hal selected It's clniidilc
Under circumstances II Is believed that the Young
Republican Club VIII rc!u'e 10 codniendhce the laSut
ana Will heartily su! port General Catn. the Republican
nominee 4 meeting Uf the club VIII probably De Hou
tJ-mOrrOw night. ,--
An earnest aud intense canvass will he maintained
throughout week by General Can, WHO VIII pei son
ally adrcs ms>s-mcets in al part- OF tue CITY, lt'
thOus st that hi- uppO mis- viii accept Ms Vlti'h
to ,in deJate, for the miserable ngire cut Oy nhi'
before the !rHuCrItic convention pre- lhl',
the idea tn he vii attempt prolonged speech an!
Genera! Woodward. despite the tact that e Is fr>'"rn
nf the Titan Cuu. Ia, voice Ike woman. ana i nat
personal popularity will vim HIM many vote. General
Tracy, who lS heartily supporting hln, SAM ye-icI"N
that Gen, al Can was we'll puaihSd Tor the dht'c' o
MAYOR. aud II elected he wouli ENe tlc CITY a. I''l
and efficient administration ~ mayor low hId done
The support q HIM e-scutlu to the preservation
future usrtulnc-s OF the Republican organization lh
Brooklyn, winch necessary io sustain good severn
incnt. General Tracy added III IN Ms judgment
General CAtuu had the best cuHn'c Oi cle ton lio
would stronger each day Oi The campai-n Nhrh
he last tor Distract Attorney hc secured ll,"''
Democratic votes aud n nr only serlrcd haIt - many
now hi, election w"lii cr surr.
The three great mass mrriiuFs NJ tine week wiz hc
held IN the academy %; Music. ot Thur lay FRIDAY ana
SATURDAY evening. The Democrats 'Wlli hold ht U-t,
Republicans second. ad the Independents tine
third. senators Eyart- and Sherman expected 10
address the Republican meeting.