New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE CANVASS IN TWO CITIES.
GEN. TRACYs EXCELLENT PROSPECTS.
"rHE EAGLE SUPPORTS HIM AND DEsouSCh'


GEN. TRACY'S EXCELLENT PhO>fbOi"'
"rHE EAGLE SUPPORTS HIM AND DESouSChS
HIS OPPONENT.
The political sensation in Brooklyn yes'er.
day was the editorial announcement OF Inc Edge Inn"
supported General Tracy, the Republican canuA'' i
District ttorney. Although staocn Deno0'a.
Newspaper ne Eagi. has not hesitated in the p.' "
repuliae unworthy candidates OF its party An" "
now Ia ken the same In regard to Dis'rie-A'o'
nav Ridsway II has qualified support OF MIN snoo
hi, renomn Alton by insisting that the Dstrict-Alto'
must suppress pool gambling IN Kings county 49,
To receive sny satisfactory assurance that MI ""~
would do any better than he has In the past H'e "S
now declares In favor.of his opponent IL says ~
double loaded editorial, column lore
-lt both candi lstes oouli he equally relied On
n,oIsell,nr me Eogle ss an Independent Demoera'o
nsper would support Mr. Riis~sy IL has sup
him 10 hoped nc able 10 support him. Iha' ho'o
ba dashed by the deveor meni- OF the canvass "'t'
The fact Is plain ss that both men arc ON
IN, Mr. R,dsvay 1. .he candidate supported by inc po'
AL ara ana ,ai General Tracy Is the candidate opPo
TO them and opposed ny them Tn" duty OF nc y
this community aud to itself Ia evident IN these cc"
stances The EaJe because OF these fscts' an'iso' -
readers 10 vote for General b. f. Tracy lot Dls''i0
,ornav and 10 vote against Mr.. James W. Rldew" io'
nt,,rictAtoruey change OF officer In tne
or,a l.. ns.ded All BrooElvn knows that Genersi
rracvs promise to stop evil punish tho evidoo's
and 10 root out tho systsm will DE kent N he Il elec'e
For that reason booksellers the POLITICAL specu
and all tho anl atef criminal classes In this COUNTY
working against him ard tor Mr. Rilgway. ro' W.
reason the lawabing citizens wlo resent eovernmrn'
bv hrhery who hate the justice that can D. sou sn Va"
favor. that can bougnt In tho name OF aw am ""o
are against system that empts TO moral ana Don
etary Destruction that leafs the youth OF the Tow" "
crime That ruins business. un iernnes cnaracIrr "
pauperizes homee. should act "a unit AS uh'U 'o'
should vote tor General Tracy and vots against nj
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ami of their love- in present and IN the years tn o
10 come" 49,.
IN, Eaole also calls upon Major ". c. Beecher whose
candidacy on the Prohibition ticket can only hep MI
Ridgway TO Withdraw IN favor OF General Tracy.
The action OF me Eagle is Indication OF wlde-
spread and deep seated opposition TO Mr.. kide"'y
among Democrats in Brooklyn. large numoers Oh "u "
Gepera Tracy OF their support at the polls
He daily beconng stronger before the people ana MS
ncing speeebes are making for him IN all parts VI
the city General Tracy now has the united su?io' "
the newspapers Brooklyn with the single excepto"
the racenty established ring politicians. booksellers
and liquor-dealers' organ
The poets OF all the Republican candidates Oh NV
CITY aud county tickets are gratifying ana there
ground for hoping that the adverse Democratic majority
| will be overcome
Colonel J. W. Jones' OF the Nineteenth Ward, ma
accer ted az independent Republican nomination III wv
! uId Congressional District, against 9 V. "nite
Democrat is to manage his canvass, although theie
Democratic candidate 10 the HELD Inc t"o WI" ~"
affect Mr.. Whites election. r,,, p.oor
The Rspu bncans or tho rwenty-third ward 10 broos
lon g.tnsred In large force at their headquarters II
G.tesave near Marcy-ays., last eve nnE and
to con incug speeches by General Tracy, = " "nsc
| Justlce Naeher Major Polilon, and others. mass
meeting was also held at Brooklyn ana Atlantc ave-
| in the Twenty fourth Ward. where large suuien0
| listened the speeches. ,, =. Oh
| Two important meetings will be addressed Nv W
candid this evening in the Eastern District Que
the Palace Hail. At Grand and seconu $751; anu 'Ho '
| In Turn Hall, IN Meserole-st