New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
WY THESE ARE FOR Low.
MORE REASONS GIVEN Er REFCsLlVANo
WHO WILL VOTE THE CITIZENS UNION
TICKET IN THIS CONTEST.

Fr.6erick % Tappen, OF the Callatn National
Rank. No. SO Wall-st, was asked yesterday why
n. as a Republican. was supporting MI Low
His reply was as decided AS II was pr'el' Avn
for Mr. Low and my ,ns reason is that th'nN
he is the best candidate'
In answer to the 5aing question, dohn W.
Hutchinson. Of No. 81 West Elshty-toartn s'''
,sid. Mr.. Low represents the Republican prln-
cipe Of the separation Of municipal ana stats
politics That's clear enough Ana osne's
with General Tracy that Mr.. Low IL the oes'
authority on municipal AFFAIRS. MY nr@ |o'a
would have been for Lincoln bu' was deta'hei
in rebel prison have ever since then sSssa
the party ticket. but my vote III TINS co"'7s'
Elkan Naumburg CT the banking trn o.
Naumburg g. Lauer, No. Wau-st, sad yestss,
day Il am and have hesn kepun!,ean y s,nrs
was ,ivirY a, the time, I assure you II was
Otter very uncomfortable socially TOT Hepu .S
lean during tn. war am N t tas0T ra Gn sy
cis,n, that taxation will be lowered II IFS cam
didate Ia elected, think jutt the reverse 70 tns
case IL Seth Low Is elected. ne VIII Satry , on.
his pledge and will sell every municipai iran
chlse 10 the highes, bidder In ouspessnkS
wsy. without preferences to Republicans or DEM
ocra,s fas ] should do in engaging oooxSeIpsi,
without reference 10 his politics., ana oy treas
,m o,r, revenues taxes will he wonderfully
reduced In the next i've years ! admlt ,het
taxes have been higher during the last rev
Years than they we're previously. out wnq 20, ,
them? The well.to-do people principally, WIN
,vhon, II is a simple question OF more OF res
income while all classes. poor and rtch ahSe,
receive the heneht ~ additional schools: parks
a,d--rast hut not least-clsar streets MINK
Carl Srhu,z hit th- nail on the head ~ MS
snse,h the other night when he said; Is VI not
cheaper to pay S2,3o"on Tor ci'Sh s"ee's '"'''
&. 900 900 for dirty ones
"ss,h Lows chances for election are the best
nossible At III, beginning was hopeful, up 70
last weck very sgnsuine. and now am CONN.,
asrt 7 have made II my business since MT Low
Nod the nomin alton 70 talk with my friends
and acnuaintances whom met on the elevated
railroad AZ my Once. at luncheon ana az banN
meetings and with but few exceptions Nepuo'
licans Democrats and MuSwumps are al TOT
Low I heartily agree with General Tracy IN
his remarks 81 we'll brought out by The Tribune,
"a 10 the Republican Waterloo on November :,
Win the exception Of the order ~ names. ] am
contden, Seth Low will he the Wellington and
Faircnild the Butcher"
f;,orgc 7 Seabury IT No. 81 Maiden Lane,
has written 4 strong letter declaring for Seth
Low and giving his reusons tor supporting IN,
C,tjsens Union ticket. lie sAys; The people
src In a rehelliOus mood against political die
after thc election will spread before the bosses
q feast ~ which they will not he guests NJ
honor IN the future, as In the past. ! will re-,
main LOYAL 10 Republican principles IN National
and State politics. bur ~ the coming election
shall vote for independent Republican 10 he
the first citizen ii ths great metropolis. ~
am ~ be read cut OF my party or banded a. 4
traitor and a. = rebel by the political tucca-
neers and their irresponsible leader In the Pc
publican County Committee for this men who
have continuously tirtered our franchises with
cur political opponen.r, then am exceedingly
PROUD Of the expulsion. we are nsthsr slaves
nor poems As citizens. We have inalisnabls
| prerogativAA"