The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-20
CLAIMS BEING MADE
y. Managers Think That the
Proper Course.
= pEllyERs POLITICAL WISDOM
...anst Disciplining Recall
r.mmanyltes, a. 1t Would
make Them Angrier.

yrk, october 1s.-"claim every
:. seemingly been adopted as the
many Of the political master me-
= New York for the pending cam
~ most sweeping claim Is that
!, nsssn. sheehan and Croker rep
!. he TamInany organization, and
tho practical Endorsement Of the
.hcs,t town, who have all along
ssr.ne odds on Van Wyck.
aim bnwever, that the Tarnmany
an receive 100000 out Of the 4't.ccC
Uttered In Greater New York is
nv other party leaders. NeNt to
~ the greatest display Of ccnfi-
!. A republican headquarters, where
..ams to be genuine belief that
!, Tracy will win. Seth Lows man
..ofess to be confident and Hose Of
% be satisfied.
..,,der of the widespread interest
n the campaign Of last fail is the
4 women-either organized iLto
I, acting independently. Thus far
Tracy and Mr.. George seem to
y. call In favor Of the feminine por-
= the population and many Of the
- and Bryan clubs of 1896 are
q the front.
sd Croker spent half an hour at
nv headquarters today. His views
..ted on the subject of disciplinlng
n the democratic leaders in King
Who have threatened to cut Van
Mr.. Croker advised against such
.,s the use of interfering?' he said,
u are angry that would make them
Il STILL"
AVER IN the Citizens Union, he said:
! singular fact that men who are
out Of Tammany all become re-
rs"
Croker spoke highly Of the value
xspaper publicity. He conm2nted
ths fact that more respect was shown
srsncss in print than to the most I'M
Inea addresses OF any speaker.
Croker thought 1t Mistake to bring
IN from outside of New York to tell
how they ought to do In nirnici-
upeign.
nj George was again in renlinis-
MA today. 1t grew out OF the allu-
ID the question Of verac,ty that has
btveen himself and ex COMPTROLLER
orer tie mayoralty campaign Of 1886
elated to the part taken in that can
by the Rev DR., Edward McGlynn.
resulted in DR.. McGlynn's suspen-
rom the priestly office.
George said that he went to Arch
Corrigan to plead for DR.. McGlynn.
L archbishop was very impatient" he
'and would not listen to my ex-
|tion, which tried to make clear. that
|ouIstin to the policies or the doctrines
McGlynn did was not in any way
Catholic church. He would not
You know how these people are.
biny ran the archepiscopal college at
tma."
n W. Thurman, son Of the late Allen
urman, has written letter to Henry
j, which sincerely wishes Georges
b. Mr.. Thurman was formerly
ban Of the Ohio State democratic COM
bnd Henry Swords, sergeant arms
republican National convention. Wis
Nall street today and offered 10 ret
part Of $4,000 at even money that
al Tracy will poll more votes than
Low. He succeeded in placing about
Ph IS "nly a small part of the Tracy
\ lying around loose said the
The only trouble is we can't find
ov money to put it up against.
WICK still leads in the betting on
oH exchange.
letter OF Robert Van Wyck, the Tam
candidate for mayor. accepting the
auon was given out tonight. 1t dis
municipal affairs solely. A large
tle letter arraigns the present ad-
suon for extravaganza and calls
g 70 the discomforts the people are
y through delay in street improve
now In progress.
m Wyck then takes up the griev-
salnst the State legislature, saying:
Msrant violation of the principle OF
rue by the republican legislature
allenged the attention and excited
'snation of Cur citizens. The usur-
y tne rights of our municipality
rspuc'ican leader and his people
'Nae such an intolerable wrong that
not be too strongly rebuked. We
ten subject to legislation conceived
I. snorance or in contempt of the
w sentiments of our people and
- revenge upon our politics or
NY upon our revenues"
assailing the Raines law. he SAWS:
~ prompt repeal and Join in the
NJ my platform-the enactment of
iaW conservative of the public
Aa liberal in its provisions. that
~ LOT Its administration SO far as
.'ms 10 the city, within the control
Municipality"
so NE declares In favor of 81 gas.
y. 'eoree tonight addressed an as
Pr !. more than 10000 people at
es,r 'a', on the upper west side of
a.. tx. Postmastcr Dayton also
hayors,,' eliing Of his candidacy for
tzi MAJ eleven years ago on the
Mr. caorh on which he is running
N ana seoige said: 81 will not be
M ~ counted out. The great time
n. ueh the people are interested T.,
| to bs ~ ana ! am honored by being
\ II ,h ne standard bsarer o; the DEM
Sht Nm. people don't want me, then
d. "no, in the name of democracy,
people vote for? am glad to