The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-30
|TAMMANY EXPECTS MUCH
FROM MAYOR CARTER n.
Braves Are Awaiting AnxiousIy the
Coming Of Chicago's
Mayor.
HIS FIGHT AND VAN WYcK's hLlKE
Low Is Stronger Than Gcorge In
Brooklyn but the Single I.xer
Is Ahead in the City OF
New York.

New York, Oct. 1.-The coming of the
roung and victorious democratic candi-
date Of the last big municipal contest In
Chicago is the incident en- the political
program for this week 10 which the
supporters OF, Judge Van Wyck look for
ward with greatest interest. The paral-
lei between Garter Harrison's contest
and the battle in which Van WICK is
engaged lends to the visit a significance
which the democratic managers expect
10 play for a closing week card.
1t having, been easy for the regular
democrat to win in a O %corneied fight
in cosmopolitan Chicago, why should
ace distance his competitors in cosmo-
Dolitan New York?
That is the way the regulars look at
talk.
Tiger Waits With Open Arms.
Plans for the reception of the Cook
county visitors are well advanced. They
VIII be received by a distinguished CON-
nittee OF democrats, and If their arrival
$ properly timed, Will b. escorted with
music to their hotel. a formal reception
viii be rendered to them on the evening
If their first days stay, and following
tnis will come a round Of meetings, at
which ii is hoped Mayor Harrison Will
appear, and in five minute speeches tell
now ] done it,"
Tammany will give the delegation a
pig night in the Fourteenth street wig
wan, Croker will be there to extend
The right hand of fellowship to all visit
| arg EyarN- (>tt,ara v,,, IL, tnu,u nf
democratic ~inclinations is expected to
Ioin in making the occasion pleasing to
The Cook county members and profit
able to the boomers of Van Wyck.
Three of the Candidates Speaking.
The campaign OF speaking finds three
ot the four candidates on the stump.
Seth Low is swinging round the circle
with a large body2uard of swell young
men and making ten minute talks in
parts Of the municipal district which
have never seen him before, and per-
TAPS will never see him again.
General Tracy is laundering his regu-
lar repuh!icanism from the more pre-
tentious platforms nightly. Party ma
chinery gives to him ~nproarious well
comes and he works in an atmosphere Of
success.
George keeps down as neal the plain
people as is possible. He visits the
smaller places OF assembly. and in near
ly every instance appeals to the workers
OF the city.
Van Wycll alone is silent. He believes
his letter of acceptance fully covers the
ground and that speech making is nm
necessary.
The .Lools' of the Campaign.
II there is II change in the look" of
the campaign before election, it is in the
direction of 4 lettering in the condition
for both Van Wyck and Low. Brooklyn
republicans believe that Low will carry
that city. Van Wyck's managers, while
not admitting it, are fearful Of the re-
suit there.
The situation is this:
Low is stronger than George in Brook
Ign.
George is stronger TIA Low in New
York.
Georges inroads On Van Wyck in New
York are less than Lows inloads on
Tracy in Brooklyn, making the result
as it looks now: Van Wyck, first: Low.
second; George, third; Tracy. fourth.