New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17

desuised :,It that has N Itself the power 10 re-
generate the word shall do. If elected. all III me
lower Of an honest ard conscientious man to 90.
.ly platform You know. shall carry II on'
THIN ~. carriage was driven mp 80 Madison-'Ve
ana twenty -fftn-st. where on" o.
Mr. Georges associates aicht"d buy skull cap
and from there % old homestead Hal Third-aVc
and Ninciy-nrst-.t.. Nhor" AR. Georcr made the
asst Of his iLroc speeches. before AN audience of
three hundred or four hundred. Ills address here
WIS q good drll lk- MS previous ones
The other speakers at this meeting. The chairman
of which was Charles IsschoE. w"r" Herman i.
IlctzelL ~ Robert y Gum ana FRANK S''P"''''
SEEEHAN $UPREMELY CONFIDENT
low ,voN.T ~ ~ IT. HE SAYS M ANN"'N' F.
MrNr THAT TUE GEORGE PETITION COULD
he KNocKEp OFT BIT TT IiNT
WORTH WHILE"
Richard croaor was at Tarnmany Han Yesterday
afternoon. but stayed only long enough 90 nav" "
Few minutes conversation with M Shochar AZ
ter NJ Crollors Departure Mr.. Shoehar seemed
% i've in e particularly happy MOOD. and speaking
OF Tammany's prospects. said: OF courS" van
Wyck will win Tracy will MAX" f"ir second
Low VIII ne third Orwell II You want II
straight no won't h. in t.. TammanYs pFo"V"''S
were novcr brighter han today
II vas announced ~ ;he Wigwam vost"rda: thsi
Augustus Sharhord. who is member o. jh" N-
publican County Committee and chairman Of 'h'
I'd District orcLnization, nad r'siGn'" from 'n'
Republican party and Joined Tammany Han
Chauncev = Black Endorsement of tt'hrN
Georxe's candidaturc has apparently rll"d ms
Tammany leaders u little. Judging from IN" follow
ing statement which was given out h> th' press
bureau YESTERDAY:
The fact that that sffahIe gentleman 'AanncNi
r Black holds the lucrative place OF president oil
The League of Democratic Clubs. which has hand
some Offices in the Hutchinson Building. i'm Wash
inrton and the funds which have provided
for all this being furnished by Tom Johnson
makes II clear why Mr. Black has given hls IN
dorsemcnt 10 Henry George. Mr.. G"ore" ana MI
Black have been for years rahid free-tradcrs. ana
this recalls the story OF the Speak"rslip nght IN
Washington in 1890. Henry George was 81 con
spictous figure in that fight. lie enthusiastically
'harles F. Crisp The reason for GeorGc bitter
ness toward Crisp is because the Georgia states
man refused to repudiate the principles Of his
party by coming ont for absolute free-trade whlle
MIR Mills's cry was Abolish the custom houses
At the beginning Of the fight Mr.. Black on ac-
count OF his environments at York Penn. was
not inclined to take an active part but Mr. George
Mills Crisp was twice elected Speaker. and 10y
his efficient action completely satisfied all true
tariff reformers."
The Tammany Hall Law Committee Yesterday
an examination of the Henry George
nominating petition. 1t reported that many
flaws and Irregularities were found and sufficient
bogus signatures to Justify the committee in on
knock ont the petition, but the
Of the organization was that George is
not considered sufficiently dangerous 10 cause the
committed to make the endcavor.' That is the
way tho Tammany press agent put II.