New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
THE FIGHT IN BROOKLYN.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR CHARLES \
SCElIEREN
MANY LETTER, RECEIVED BY THE NOMINEE
FOR MAYOR or BROOKLYN, WHO SAYS HE
WILL MAKE An AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
FRANCIS H. WILSON PROMISES
an. ur<pTy SUPPORT

WILL MAKE An AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
FRANCIS H. WILSON PROMISES
HIS HEARTY SUPPORT.
Charles 4 scheren whose nomination for Mayor
of BROOKLYN met instant approval on the part OF
all who desire the reform OF the municipal mis-
government in the city, has received many con-
gratulatory messages and letters Frahcis Ii. Will
son wrote a hearty letter promising to do all In
his power to promote his election. In II he said;
read with pleasure in my morning paper the news
Of YOUR nomination. Public Interests ut all times far
above the Of rival candidates or the personal
preferences Of their friends IL wa, the duty OF the Ke
publican City Convention 10 seek ont candidate upon
ham all rival interests desire reform In the city
government cond unite. All citizens Of Brooklyn who
honestly desire good government are to be- congratulated
morning that the convention va, broad and liberal
enough to rise level Of IT, responsibility and meet
- patrl0ticsy great cri-i~ in our local affairs.
Whether you are be congratulated In coiscnt!ng to
accept in the Of your election. the present re-
.lonsLilc, OF Tie Mayors Office In matter upon which
Won and wall not differ. IL is great cncoura cement
that YOU willing TO accept Tor u so great public
burden great personal sacrifice 1t entities you to
he suppor every pabc spirited citizen independent of
party lnos.
The question at issue is not one those that divide
tho two treat sic, National pocie.. and upon which
patrotic and honest men honestly differ The
zion at issue il strictly LOCALS whether cool government
or rad government should prevail; thl, question
hone.t men do not differ
tol.
Hoping that you will excuse haste. / remain faithful to
the cause. cordially yours T. III. WILSON.
Mr. schieren was at his Office in Ferry-st New
York yesterday attending to business. lie said
In regard to himself
You tell the citizens Of Brooklyn for ne that l
wifi make an aggressive campaign. | candidate
from tnl, moment, ord will leave nothing undone To
bflns about kood result l have not sought the NOM
nation. II candidate was chosen by the people
1 ulb ,cndid1tc. ! never asked for IT, never sent
any on, 10 me- that have IL I'm going
10 DO NY share aud do 1t we'll. Make II plain, II you
rl-a.c thu, nv campaign VIII not be- Of personal
i,.~. viii .ay nothing OF Nj. Body personally.
There D.. enough the city government 10 attack IL
thn.e mo viii work IN my Interests consult wishes
they VIII refrain from oil personalities during the cam
rasn. intend to discuss lI''- is'urs in my speeches
wherever they nay b" made. viii. Of course toarh
on .hr question 81 GNati9n and municipal corruption
| do rot by any sgIc- with Mayor ioodys STATE
mont. n HI spca acceptance lie ha outlined many
r,pro, em,nt. witch hardly think are du" entirely 10
hi. administration. really not prepared t. tax
,fth,r io6iy. I have cone here for the purpose %
,iing MP my business PREPARATORY 1 dcNotins al NY
4n.e To he csmp,ign. IN" people have nominated "'
f., tls on aud hope - be- spoken OF and "iitten
.ha,, nr.oAeiY 4, am | want undue praise. ana
! holc I shall get no undu" criticism IL III" people
place mc IA Mayors chair shall he pam business
ike Mayor / ,asll do ms duty by them. The chances
OF are g0yd
Asa W T.nney ex-tnited states Distflct-at-
,orney voiced the general sentiment oil Repuoh-
cans and Independents when he said; The ne
pubcans and independents have risen TO the he'sh'
of the occasion and have placed In nomination TOT
Mayor the best all-around candidate ever nominated
hv either party for Mayor OF the city OF brook
lyn" Mr. Scheren will make public letter OF
,cceptance OF the nomination In few days
The Supervisor -at-I.argc. Mir kinkel; dd NOT
walt for the formal notice OF his denomination py
IN. Democratic County Convention. but announced
his acceptance YESTERDAY. as he had read IN the
new spst,.rs that h. had been made "A candidate
" 4 Gaynor had not made up his mind yester-
day In regard to the nomination OF Justice OF me
supreme Court offered TO him. but the impression
is that he will decline II In order TO take an
active part In the Mayorslty campaign and ala Ia
IN. election Of Mr. Schi.ren. Mr.. Gaynor said yes
teriay that he had known Mr.. Schieren for years
and that he an able and honest man When
asked N ne had anything TO say about the political
situation. he said he hoped that every voter would
deem IL his bounden duty 10 register and vote.