New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS.
Continued from First Page

% ,eu the people OF New-York at the present time
whom vi they should elect for Their. officers, and
eSspnce 70 some Ticket which has been gotten
IN Nebraska or Ohio. is pure farce Cheers
vlwyorS viii no; listen TO them for ii they will
listen them ana VIII cast their votes WIN rr d
or Nebraska the people Of the city OF Network will
be controlled by it, NOT the people OF Ohio or the
neople Of Nebraska. tChcers)
As Mr.. Low left the hall ne was greeted with
another fusillade Of cheers and the burning OF
co,ored lights He drove at once to the Murray
nh, Ivceum where an audorce Of between
.oven hundred and eight hundred people awaited
him.
REMARKS OF JAMES c. CART Err
Before his turn to address the meeting came
lanes c. Carter had some exceedingly spirited
things TO say. Although. as he pointed out II
would not be possible during the next genera
.,on 10 make New York the largest In point OF
,arritorv and population of the worlds cities.
,st in educatiun in splendor In equality and IN
health and in other matters winch contrlputeu
10 human happiness. II was posslpe 10 Ih,he tIl.s
1-r,nire CITY the leader of the world comment
inc upon the dearth Of school accommodation IN
Wev-York he asked, Where has the money
gone that should have been devoted 10 me D..
SnIding Of schools and other improvements!
Mr. Carter did not answer tie question oi!ect-
~ but said that his hearers must form their
own Judgment as to the proper answer 10 ms
.uss.ion But in helping his hearers 10 arrive
a. their opinion he explained When you see
a man without any permanent or se'tieu pusi-
ness in life able to compete with the r'cnest men
IN Europe on the English racecourse II Is hot
hard to form your judgment as 10 "here ''a'
money has gone.
CHEERING FOR THE CANDIDATE.
Whom Mr. Low was introduced by the chair
man there was a great display of enthusiasm
For fullv ten minutes the people cheered Wildly
.or,. standing on chairs. and others waving
ha,s and handkerchefs When at last he got
. Nearing Mr. Low proceeded with his address
uhich was mainly founded upon VIVA, ne saIu
Of the first meeting. Charles A ~ ,"S PIe
sided and among the speakers was 'ohn lie
Witt Warner.
INTO TAn1MANY'S DARKEST AFRICA.
THE HOME RULE DEMOCRACY TO CARRY ON An
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE TIGER.
Harry D Purroy's Homo Rule Democracy nave
.ar,ad IN 10 make a lively campaign FOR Low anu
honest government The headquarters OF 'ne ca'-
otan committee are in the Morton House IN far-
ior NJ which fronts on both Broao"aS anu
Eourteenth-st The committee met last evening
and arranged plans for carrying the war INTO lam
,norv,s Darkest Africa in the next two "eeks
Meetings. are to he held I'm districts an oNeI tiS
city 10 wind up with great ratlnCaon Oh Onis
al Lyric Hall Saturday evening Vc.opeii n o. h nn
nioved The list includes the County tlerk nii
ssif senator Charles l.. Guy, ex,f 'us ~.
Henry Murray ex-Coroner John IS , Shea, N'es
Wsg,s,rafe Charles f. Simms jr. ex-Judee D. -
inlins Ianshein ex-Assombyman Thomas J. NJ
Wanus ('The" McManus). Joseph j. Nc III, 80.
! Rerrv John j. McKenna and John F Murray