New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SCHURZ ANSWERS Mr.. BLISS.
liz CALLS on REPUBLICANS TO DO As
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS DID.
THEY ROSE ABOVE rAnrY ~ HE HATroNAL
ELECTION. ANp THE rEpunLlcASs' Fon
rpT SAKE oF coon GOVERN.
WsN1 CAN 20 THE sAMy
SOW. Hg SAYS.

SOW. Hg SAYS
Cari SehIrz and ex-Jude. Henry T. Hoviln.
wero The chief speakers last nigl; ~ Citizels
Union meeting a, No. a. West Dlghty-s.coni-s-
Georg. n Putnam. president OF the Good Govern
mcnt Clue OF the XfN,h Assembly District presided
and he hall crowded - the doors when Carl
schurz was introduced tho applause las,ed for s.v-
eral minutes and then rounded on with tarcc
cheer. IFS speech ads received With the utmost
enthusiasm. every pause being n;iei IN by dem
onstrstion from IL. audience Mr. Schur6 spoke
IN por, 80 follows
WIN the olsc..on o, seth Low mean the growth
~ Bryanisn7 The statesman making such Il claim
needs prompt application Of Ice 70 his head Sen
ator Thurston ssii: There viii BE- no more Re-
publican Presidents unless General Tracy Is elected
Tho Dcmocrats have nor received such good news
for long time Seriously. will not the Republican
party he strengthened rather than weakened by the
election ~ such man - seth Low ma the defeat
OF TJmmany' General rfacy SAYS that his defeat
means thu, the party must dish,r6 i the party
made mp Of such nishty r'a'erisl' NJ Tracy has
mighty poor opinion ~ It
y admit nat parties mvst exist bu, party
man must 10. forget 10 be II coed citizen General
Tracy says psr'ias must have organization. but
that does not mean TIA, bcsses should he permitted
H. nominate The candidate
The most amazing cry 90 distIe,s j. raised nv
Cornelius X Bliss ~ cannot understand why
thos Who tllnoi IN last year. hght against
monetary ana -chy will NOS stand by the party !
eu reply 10 Nj Bliss for those pho bout be-
ing Republicans. heiped 20 win the cause OF sound
money haze done .. much as Ir Bliss has for
that cause and dor't like % bs told by any man
THAI ! have ost interest IN a. II the hgh, had 10
hn fovzh, ever again. would bs found helping
the Republican party but 10 help Senstor Plat
70 defeat Se,h Low aud turn he city over 10
Tammany--i will not do a. loud epplsuso) To
rsisa the question Of monetary anarchy IN this 10
cal campaign IS numbus. ana we VIII not tcleTate
the introIuo ion Of hurnbug into this campaign.
"Mr Bliss carries this thing pretty far when he
even appeals 10 the patriotic sentiment Of the war
tim. He says IN hll letter. II, after tho Victory
OF Gettysburg tina Union Amy had taken TO rs
heels ard lef' the remnants Of tbs Confederate
Army & free read 70 Washington II would have
been parallel case Let us look az that parallel
| was at Getysburg do rot know whether NJ
Bliss was. II he was hs vii remember thst our
Army consisted .?t Republicans and Democrats. all
united for ne Union InSy aia no. tnlnH OF d's
Union Army 4 The attempt he'd been rnads 20 axe
70 io 6,f te 81 in o souncps
tlectlon' There Is Mr. Bhss's parallel casa.
'>or can Mr.. Bliss plead Ignorance Of The chan
seteg Of the Republican boss and machine OF TINS
have heard from Mr. Bliss himself He has rold ~
that the Republican orSanlzauon y based upon
whiea honest men can co.operlte, with the men
who have secured the control Of the orssnlza ton
undo and tfat MI Pisti is a person with whom it
Is Impossible. for se!frsspecting Republicans 10 be
allied Tor coed purpose, d2Ne;t KsplGIicans VII
decidedly me indirect supposter q Iampeny Hall
who gave Mckinley such splendid majority N
Republicans called upon man OF other POLITICAL al
flistions 20 rise above party and help tho Repub-
Leans in wardne of a great National danger. Now
they ask the Republicans 10 rise ahpve party In
order 10 give New-York good government. and 70
his end 10 support for Mayor eand,dsts called
fnrth DOpular acclaim.
aAs ons OF their allies In the great struggle las,
vssr cali upcn honest Republicans 10 consider
eairn.y and soberly the situation Of this eommu-
| Tie Tsmmany boss would impose again bis Great
Tsnrnsny fashion And these done the dictator
vii, return TO his horseracee on the arstocratic
turf Of England for his health. The speetsc;e
might appear horrid nightmare were /, not SC
Our, cry IS not yrly Seth Low ana good .nun.e:
! pal adn,.nisuatlo1' y e Seth Low and demo.
! Er-Judse Ho'c.sni followed keeping his audiences
with him from The rart. His arguments were
illustrated With several !pirnitabls stories Before
the meeting adjourned ali citizen. who were coins
20 vot. Tor Low. but had not been enrolled on the
! Citizens Union petition were asked 10 raise thei,
hands Several hundred did so. ana Carl schur7