New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
Low INDORSED ONCE MORE.
THE MANHATTAN (STECKLER pEMoO
rACy DECLARES FOR HIM.

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EACY DECLARES FOR HIM.
Tho Manhattan (Steckler) Democracy last
NIGHT Endorsed Alton Il. Parker. the Democta'io
| candidate for Chief Judge OF the Court VI Ap
meals. and the Citizens Union city ana cou".'
| ticket headed by Seth Low FOR Mayor. an q"
| dress TO the people giving reasons lo' "e''
nominations was issued. in part as lo'io"S'
! the Manhattan Democracy appeals 10 the peoPie
~ tho citv of New-York TO cast their sunraseS
! l., favor of \ candidate for Mayor who VIII always
bs found on the side Of the people as asdii'S'
ring rule and the bosses. ,,.a
! Both the Republican and the TamH""s "'''
are corrupt. The people have 1T In their power 10
again rebuke the cid sr sqTs % Of Pai
end The Rajnes bill Plat and Ranes, the siVht' ~
Of the sr5 Rane IS hsT are are for I0 Van
way to get rid of both machines and Boses ho neo
and Plat is to vote for the candidate OF inc p'0
declares s Se GpPHss snd sS a aS N WE
did they not, when they had con !0voT po in
9 }Ss Sess o s sD and @ pass permitting, the
optning OF saloons on SUNDAY Bec .a ', iii
nt 9GnI to @o Sc could THe the
guordealer kept under tn s Psgtmate liquor in
,eTssf nas be Sas under
ton. and that more Arrests Se statistics show
' Tnder period Of nnsesn s moR Wee
= az arrests for violation Of the Excise Jaw
T Jna Of The n prefff from june T. 1875 December 81
1895 the arrests were go: le1 n,dninstraton for
the the same period thar under TAmmapy the Tam
During the year 1854 the las, SvSiber Of Excise
IndeI me pnresent time the Excise arrests were
oniS Ass, almost six thousand iess 'na'' "'''s'
ls No one Will dispute the fact that he nesd not
now so dry on e.,.u, ~. tho present admnistra
,,dn aresponsible f6r the vacant stores IN ms
cy This Is The Rai Sx yo aM against his
Plat aaHdas Tracy but don't cit off Your noses to
spite your 1 ReSuke both BY Voting Tor Seth Low
who is against both.
To HooDWINK THE PUBLIC.
Tammany leaders now say they are IN ia>o - :"
municipal ownership of all pubic lrancn''eS ~
cav this In order 10 hoodNink the pubic IL we!
80 s,,cere WIZ did they not in the years lsS'
GOO 1901 800 1895 and 1894. when they controlled
ho.h The May6r and the Common Council eXacl
full adequate IRON IN me ciy OF
SSeWyorK for the valuable franchises the! oo-
tanned? l.. chm, tho taxes have been
raissd Why have they been raised: .,,ro
In 1904 under Tammany, S2,WocVo wa , ap ~ a.
}he peope got nothing but dirty streets
Now 100000 is Appropriated ahd we nave ''''"
In consequence of clean streets; the deatn rae nt
Of the city ,d nRdeT s !5e gFc a is as 1877
cSildren's death rate 1897. 72.d p, $50,
TsagF sa@ N a. r. : @ss'" eh S death rate
| under Tammany. 1894. 81"
THE SCHOOLS UNDER TAMMANl'
Another cause for the increase OF the tax rate
| was the erection OF necessary pubic schoos ~
1895. 1896 and 1897. AT the end OF the Aa''iia's
! administration In the year 1891. MY thousano
! children were unable TO attend the public schoois
, because O; want of accommodations. To-Day there
are but three thousand children In the Guy ~ ~"
! York unprovded with school room.
Under Tammany there was no feciea''o" f'1
for the poor. Under this admins'rauo" '''''' "'
I three. ,o
To-day there are 1850 more policemen than 'he'e
were under Tammany TO protect the lives ana
property OF the citizens.
Under the present administration there were hVe
new parks created IN the tenement districts Tor inc
benefit of the poor. These parks were lad ou' oy
the present administrator under iM 70 nro
during Tammanys time; Tammany taii s 70 pr
vide the parks SO as 10 heep gov ~ ' Keen the tax
rate low and let the public suffer.
ninie,raton were FOR the public good The people
have the benefit OF the improvements. 49, =,
tb p wan ptS 10 allow w i, 10 get back 10 its o
ditions. SO tina, everything can 80 to rack cE anG
he SUPPORT Of the few taxpayers gained to thu
deriment Of the many rentpayeIs assert hi. man
hood and TO TebIke at the R 2s n9 9 mTsi ou
the second greatest city in the world. after rest
dence in England for years, devoted to entertain
! ing English snobs and following the races. anC
debating to the people for whom they must vote
that they never had before by one blow they csi
| the mower OF Bosses Croker and Plat The way
| 10 do this most effectively Is 10 vote for mar
who owes no allegiance TO them, and that man
Seth Low. . ),
This action was taken by the Executive Com
J mittee Of the SteclSer Democracy at meetin
he'd last evening in the Metropolitan Hotel. a
which Alexander Bremen president OF the Mus.
cal Protective Union. presided The address
md Abraham D. Levy offered the resolution In
, dorsing Judge Parker. On motion Of Mr.. Steck
Ter. the chairman Of the Executive Commute
was authorized to name and announce a Cam
paign Committee Of Thirty-hve to cooperate
! in the canvass Of Mr.. Low with the Citizen
, Union and other bodies supporting the LoN
ticket.