New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
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he bosses in the Republican party in The , cy o.
lion, so orr fha ne every e respectabe say: =
Am with that pary 6ecaose ibas ~ voting for
os who -, VIZ onSst ewYor believe that The
citizen: of HewYork the yo'er5 az Gong 10 see
city q TIE Greater .4y 90 last November
o. the second Of he coming NosemDeI. 49, .h,,
opncrimnitv Of paying portion OF the de6t thai !
oMe 70 them a for BEG g0iG 1 iSe Mayors chair ap
pause); and % say to9t VII" thsT n1 tbeiT de
mir Ter r: fa oeop. Of The CITY Of New
York as they have d9h wh he prG End 10 Rave
their influence felt throughout ms nfoaa s;b
sad VIII . portion Of c ify n, create New-York
'1 Ahd now. ladies and eentsmeh am gong 10 TO
yoo That Is his business ana ne VANS ,s,n M anT
in aSai .al%k viii simply him by name
James &. Carter.
JAMES c. CARRIERS ADDRESS,
What Mr.. Carter had to say about the candi-
dates for Mayor Was listened TO with cIoSe a'.
tenfion and evident relish, and II vas apparent
that the audience as Whole agreed VII" ms
u,teranoes Some Of the people present were 'oo
strongly opposed to Henry George to Keep sun
when Mr.. Carter spoke In terms OF praise "
that candidate. but most OF the people IN 'ne
hat, ioined in the applause which Mr. Garter 5
nrsisr evoked The orators rnerciless charae-
,arlzation of the attitude OF General Tracy as 4"
candidate under obligations to senator r.as'
vas received with many expressions oi 'a"'
faction. Mr. Carter said: -, osr,,s-
Wr ahairman. Mr. Mayor, Ladies and Gsni NE
dosp and profoHnd em9 ,s ,i, isdeace presents
The specaele w "rnSds IN every part and y every
corner with an audielcG r. snv Place in the world
think know What it means IN 1nin a,buc sent
the edpees o. mat 5Psne asd pa is Preparing
itself for great and maj ,,nS an audience
saq ls;s YOU g1o mus. ne al i'f St
exhibit slsTe. to S sSSq au PSSa5s inc
eamfasn which we are o0T e Wba Is IT, INT
lori II Of sSo picture snss , fGs
control RAT q the @ saiFi 1 s Who are
nay s0 Saa f 2a IF sses
MSSse NOMINEE M eSf' M T'' Var w i;is And
we RspuSes,n an. party ,6e n ss KfP"U& calling
It o. George naS zap ap
eausa}i do not Object that applause hi W woH the
IKE qn In it mSsem A bS rs Candidate Seth
LoW. sG1eas ar'lause and cheers r,v e to be
are ee of the 6s5tT of what
the real Of insm Take Very Mr E one
WySk ,I ae Is has he q Smse W be
5he voice Of Mr. c sSstsd s o the M' once
Msvor he accents that Office as the gin OF M II
,Ss, once sHd he 1 sos Be boqnd sOYnd
in honoto respect The bos s sr the terms and
conditions upon which he is inn was tendered
@ Rim n sha, il was the expectation that If he were
eeetsf he o TSuo osev al the WISHES and the Win of
rat ssisf o ard DGi Of n And Wh@n he accepted
In sd that he would engage to DO that and as
ih af be is"Se cannot repudate that ensaeemenS
TRAcY's OBLIGATION TO PLATT.
How Is It with General Tracy? iFant hsseso 1t
is rather faint LaughterD And at whose ins'a. .
did he accept that nomination? 'cries OF r ,
hat IN IL so
n, Platt and Plat alone selected nim end gave
him that nomination for Mayor. (Appiause) Ana
does no, General Tracy know perfectly well that
% Udc,sJ b , P'fr S was eected he Would air
the duties Of his office in suen mann! as 10 o f
fSst s sGa Tbai he knew perfectly Ven
Sp1T bs n0 %D saH p so conduct MS admin
sIration as Mayor If he were eec ID Now you
abou, honorable public service about his ability as as
n accepts the nomination Of Mayor Of the ely Of New
u York from Thomas c. Plat under the circumstances
%G MI sSy Sa aSSRs Ss he e not Snd
an Obligation to submit 70 the dictates q Mr.. Plat.
ASpaps;e and lie Of kT s we @
minded men that # be ACCEPTED the nomination IN
that wy h bound nd s IN the h SnIG
ference is drawn. You cannot appeal to character
under such has 70. es sppeS
Stand up before community Ike this ard ask FOR
tsat Ne has Been nomnsfeS under circumstances
like these. Applause and cheers)
GEORGE AGAINST BOSSES.
There is another candidate Mr.. George. tAppaust
and hisses) And a many and Straightforward cam
paien ne is making Of It, too! (Applause) Has M
accepted the nomination at the dlctation Of any
man? No Has he engaged in any promise to fur
man or any one? tcres Of Yes 10 he Ia I
II SIR George is elected he win stand as the repre-
Ssys his n5 v Ssys s ara y a believe s
"a adminsfra.Or of public affairs, but this I vii
say for him. that In most respects SO far respect
sf MACHINES o. ana ' he stands
ne same foundation as We do tappause. and at
sm or 20 Should be MADE " Of him
have none to make (Appause)
WHERE SETH Low STANDS
There Is the fourth contestant for this great prize
the Citizens Union with Seth Low its esndi
date tremendous cheers and applause) How
does ne stand? tCries OF "All rightly Does he &C
sept that nomination the favor OF the indulgence
Of any man. or any CLIQUE Of men, or any polltica
machine Of any character whatever? No. he &C
csp,s 1t as rendered by the citizens OF New-Yor
N their primary capacity. knowing what the maj
Is snd know ns the way In which ne wi undertak
70. s or the se dss Of ss 0 4
e ,ss ana ne S1sT o wnFn ne scep "a me nqm
me 'a ps ne sd into ' his l" s sa Woa
President Low have accepted the nomination o. tn
snasi.d il the way n NhiSs il was ,ender.d to Il.
aSg g os Sfei ss .! Se5ny rot Mr. L0v
nomination. II he had taken opportunity {
FRI sue. we od no aasHn s. nor AVA "a ssf
Is no man so lifted above the common line. n
whose character is 50 noble, ha
enough Character 10 Justify his being trus ID VINE
he accepts nomination wNich csmpels him 70 ad
minister the duties OF his Office Ia obedience 10 out
eide dictatIon. (Applause.)
A CLERGYMAN AGAINST BOSSES
The next speaker was the Rev. DR.. William
8. Rainsford, rector Of ST. Georges Church AM
In introducing him 10 the audience Mayo
Strong said: Last night had the pleasure o
listening to eleven twelve clergymen on