The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-02
NO GEORGE MAN FOR LOW
FINAL CALL UPON THE BRYAN MEN
TO KEEP THE FAITH.

ers, but 10th Retired Disoomnted-Jener-
soninn Democracy to Ne Made Permanent.
I wish to say I have advised no ono 70 vote for
Mr.. Low. In q way Mr.. Low and myself stand for
the same principle in this campaign. He 10 q ro-
former, and I am o reformer. But Mr.. Low 10 an
aristocratic reformer and I Am from the common
people. Mr.. Low is a Republican and I am Demo.
cratl tCheersl Iadvise no one TO vote for Mr.. Low.
I would not vote for him myself.
This was what Henry George had to say Of
Seth Low in his speech at College Point, Long
Island, the night before he died. 1t was, indeed,
like a last charge from his dying lips" But It
was the charge of Henry George to his followers
to vote for Henry George. 1t was not q charge
to vote for Seth Low.
All Of the oampaignors at the George hoad-
quarters yesterday made IL their business to
call the attention OF every George follower who
came there to those words Of tho dead leader.
They were transcribed by q typewriter early in
the day, and every committee room and all tho
corridors and public rooms of tho hotel were
placarded with the transcriptions. Through
his newspapers yesterday Mr.. Low was denounc-
ing tho quotation as a forgery" 1t is tho
official report Of Mr.. Georges speech prepared
by the George Campaign Committee. Calling
them forgers "a an alluring way to get their
votes for Low.
Willis J. Abbot. Chairman of tho committee,
said yesterday to o SCI reporter:
"We want 1t understood by the voters of the
Greater New York that tho Democracy of
Thomas Jefferson Is fighting Mr.. Seth Low as
relentlossly as it is lighting Tammany Hall, and
1t Is fighting Gen. Tracy as hard as it 10 fighting
either of the other candidates. We want it also
understood that We are as embittered and dis
Eusted by the attempt OF Seth Low to become
the assignee of our political assets as we are
embittered and Disguised by n similar attempt
on the part Of Judge Van Wyck.
The fact that Low made tho bid directly to
the Executive. Committee. while. Van Wyck at
tempted to debauch our district leaders, makes
may have been se different. Their meirS object St W wac The tSS
same. The news of Henry Georges death had
not boon heralded an hour before Van Wyck
triet leaders. Before SHUTDOWN last. Friday,
every one OF our Assembly district leaders and,
with promises Of one kind or another. had lied
to Van wycE On election day. As quickly as
possible, our district leaders reported to the
tryi1S to- DO. S@a tSct }Hs' onnno tH bnt prove was q
Boomerang to the Tammaapy managers.
we shall call all our district leaders together and
we shall lay ont a course Of action for tho
his friends control that organization. We shall
ton and make a fight until tho Democracy of
the State Of Now York returns to the principles
From tho best information we can obtain.
we 6 oi mN.s ii thH 1sr the lying ro.s 4. Henry sIs s GsSorgG !, will viii
nently qualified for the office. He has trav.
s sinn i al over the ySr d and and III under Dc. the %instru &c;
ma 1so! %PSpaisiRsl government c,,faO Sa,n a special sstnday.
dischsSsjne the duties Of tho ONCE 10 seeEs,,
baro blum OF professional politicians. or the
may Judge when we remember that, in 1885.
Tammany Hall coneeded 1000 votes to Henry
s SSsn he f faa against &c sS' M fs;SSo Strong g1sh said ia b bsfoTc
SS'Oo 1850 Sc 70 G fSs pl s1i4 yirn r. was e 0f Ssss
Manhattan and the Bronx that have air ady
today We are led to believe that we shall get
5000 votes in Richmond county. The figures
borouEhs of Manhattan and the Bronx are as
near correct as careful canvassins gould mako
out, but from what i have learned to-day ihave
convinced mysel that Henry George Will poll
Il want 10 add this one word: Tho Democ:
racy of Thomas Jefferson and tho family Of
Henry. George wish it known that bos h aPpre-
ciate the attitude OF Gen. Tracy since the death
OF our leader. II has been dignihed and manly,
and, while we and he can never be anything but
pOlltltul III llb oO"l' Ih III Wv v VI u
a~fiiction has been so manly that 1t has won our
respect and We could not help contrast it with
This is tho hnal proclamation of the George
40 the People Of Eet1 York:
The spontaneous and pathetic tribute of the
citizens OF Greater New York, paid on Sunday
mSast to thG 6 sSaa if tho SHADOW Of sh Of ps e aoaS HaI that aat
| Henry George. the father. would. had God
spared him to us. have been elected 70 the
foreshadows with equal certitude tho complete
victory OF Henry George. the son, who now leads
i've cali to the attention Of democratic voters
who hate and scorn the ignoble and corrupt men
, who hr \, .s seized .s the Ps sea v cry Of Gn their f5 part, ,gs ,e
lIfe-iong Bemocrat and valiant foe or bo.s,sm;
ITO wcrtingmen who, Win. heavy hearts
ffRhsnERii RI work s2t1 IS not no ' ssd issdtinhf | HI1 Pfin SI s:o! saF;
he conteniedf for, they serve themselves now rs
fully as they could have had the elder Henry
as a man nobly q%uaiidedd to represent sg In pubic
station tho workingInen Of the. city. and we
urge hat II, The political strength t Of the laboring
This ia still, as It has been. tho struggle OF
the people against bosses chosen and supported
been, a battle for real Democracy within the
Democratic party. The death Of the great lead.
and the attack upon special privileges than did
Warren's fall at Bunker Hill and the revolt
against the domination of our land by a British
From every borough and district there comes
encouraging news to this Executive COMMITTEES.
Tho vote for our ticket will show no falling of.
o'Neil will be elected, by the people because
they represent the people: In this supreme hour
nopoly, tho enemies of bossism, the haters of
| Crokerism and Plattism tho New Workers who
refuse to he governed from British race tracks
recognize in the Democracy OF Thomas Joffer-
son their only certain, source of protection
against the evils which have menaced our city.
Without thought OF compromise. with NO friend.
liness TO any other candidate or to any opposing
political organization, with but the one deter
mination to prosecute the work begun by Henry
tools of corruption, the Democracy Of Thomas
Jefferson promises yigor in its attack and pro
sages its complete victory:
"Chairman Executive Committee"
Mr.. Bolton Hall sent this to hi Sun last
night:
THE SINGLE TAKERS TO THEIR FELLOW VOTERS.
"To-morrow our campaign will not be ended,
xxo tvill ha In tho thick of IL. For we atnnd for