New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
IN GREAT STRAITS.
BOSS MLAUGIILIN DEPARIS FROM HIS
USUAL CUSTOM.
BgooKLYN,s DEMOCRATIC LEADER sure OF
wINNING-AT LEAST III SAY ~
scuIEREN GAINING MANY fEi'ND'


. by HIS EARNEST WORN
The fact that Boss McLaushlln n"S ,,,,a "r
pains to have himself interviewed ana 10 sa 49,
nroseior ~ HE corcaence in the result OF the May
orally election next week in BrookiyH' oo -,
his usual custom Is extremely siShii'o"'' "a 49,,
man has 10 whistle TO keep up ms cou',s 81, Va 10
Of his companions II may be eohci"' ,ha, tho
pretty well frightened Mclaughlin 's an,anco
whole situation may be summed up III 'ne n,
..rhere viii no another Democratic VICTORY. i
adds however by way Of explanations
man or party is confident OF peihs
the fight is practically finished . ,,oe,,ng in
This was said before the inasfi"oe''' nv, Wns,c
support Of Mr.. Schiercn In the Acaue''y -, com,
on Saturday night 1t the Judgment VI -
netent observers that there never was
mass-meeting in the historic building eve" " W
most enthusiastic Presidential campae' sna-
people than ever before were pacneu ~ .o.,s
cious building, as the seats occupied ny ~ Ito
in grand concerts were USED 10 increase ,,ara
capacity OF the stage, and fully l,vo persons
,non IT. Rut many more people desired 10 heai
Mayors Schroeder and Low and Wiii'ai' d - 4,
nor and their candidate for Mayor' ' ,,,
crowd into the building. and an o'erho" nm, Ne
held in The Real Estate cInse attention OF
their auditors through long Addresses as ex-
her y0 of he reiSnns c a
in Willoughby-st. had been presehms' ex
w nave been dismayed by the e sor
preston Of independent 1T It
r. penuhcan and Reform candidate ior Ma 90
Mich OF entiusiasm and showed the heartinssS o 81
the support assured TO MN bu. nc,rs the Is 900
not count much as votes anu "a ynor said were
,'ae1ad to make certain Mr.. Schiereh e,ino,,
there is need transform nerest 'i nerocrats will
into deeds and votes me u.sp,hts r Mold upon the
scrupe nothing TO retain tiici' i'nied al every
city government, and WORKERS a. q, .ccording to
polling place mat the Notins - ars counted
law and especially that the Dhiio's a''
While the Board OF Aldermen has m snra are
power than formerly De ,,,eor nav be supported
civ by Aldermen who OF his way Oh '. I'm o.
The Aldermen now Cost ,hv NOT I onIy TO serve the
g ~ but worth the pay given 10 ulein onnSiTa ,os
sent to the City Hall. The Republican ,hat ,hero
are so far superior to their 9ploneluSS men as Ia
can be no question among falrminded men as ~
which should be elected ,,, ,,,,,, ,.;i have
a,,n in CIermont-ave and an outpouring oil
voters filling the great meeting pace II ,or
The presiding officer VIII De ba' nrucpsl Speaker
There will be other great nee,nss " HI e ona Turn
Theatre Arion Hail. Grand Army Han ahd urn III
Hall before the end OF the Week Ihere VIII We
n"iiticaI meetings in the Academy OF Music ms
weak az an opera will be gwen there Inc IN
zens' Union desired to Lease the DSi'' NIX tounI
Schiereu meeting a week from tonight. but iouhu
mar the Democrats had secured IT,. TO prevent any
one else from having it, although they 90 not pro-
pose to hold a meeting IN H. . ,o,, oxoo,,ar,
All the Republican candidates are DONG eHcs',l.
work TO strengthen the ticket In all parts OF tie
ci.v Many meetings will be held every night tnls
week. and the interest NIL De na h score or or
more addresses made by Charles \. Schieren. who
is strengthening himself with the voters by every
ai parts OF the city Mayor Body has been put
on the defensive. and his supporters are resor''e
to cheap wit at the expense or their opponents 20
amuse their hearers. instead Of giving them SOLD