New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

gle mus, be urged forward until tho las' pd"o' 'S
I been cast. (Cheers)
LAW or SELF PRESERVATION STRONG.
The citizens OF tho Greater New-York respect IN"
Nation and all questions for its best good out inc
law OF sclf-presorvaiion Is strong ana the ISSUES ~
,h. present campaign come hight home 10 every
man who lives IN this grca; municipality. for they
Involve the questions Of now his property Is GoinS
=, no protected his stIeets cleaned. his children
pr,y.lel with schools There are iwo machines
fighting for control the bosses o. when nave DUNK
around the issues Of the campaign the stone wal.
OF National politics. Against the hordes afr1leu
within this wal. Mr. Low and NJ. George have led
The. light in the cause Of everything honest pure
ana h.gh-mlnIel IN politics. !, IS time for tho'e
who feel that they support these bosses oehhd
this stone wal - reflect - Y-.lI" A. 49, 10
milct 20 crush. te1r down ana destroy ''eSo '"0
Wcrry george has ALLEN 10 his noble ash; against
them bat he has let MS legacy TO ~ fo.o"e's,
and they need ID words rom US. Hcl ~ -
plan and ihcy vii DO r. Is 2e arSe ,, an ina
bosses and down win the machines" = was the
WE Ind us ny Gn ine munsps scc
don Tho late Rcpu6 lean convention which named
praise for M,Kiniey and Baek out not mention ION
~ Mayor Str.ns ana Its ADMINISTRATION Will mas
CHEERS for Mayor SirongJ
MOT MACHINE MEN
", are Rcpuai!cans but not machine men Real
R.p,.Il.aulsn ls THAI which stands FOR right as
opposed 10 wrong. BE right Vote for Low MI
lr''y' "' '.' 90 =. ','' g., ..1,,a sn s,vs mat
''s"e" TIC ''' 49,, 49,. 49, hin, sa,ls-
~ - I'M ,,,, t,s h,r,.r.d 70 Tracy? | can't
pretend to say bat /, vas not so long ago that he
al ,r,, snf low was the greatest authority on
municipal affairs in tae country ana a, ano ,,or
th"y Na,ionai po,s should play part in the
I I,,on II 10 TraCve Gaughier) The Republican
niauas,rs says they are confident that Tracy
VIII po W., V%'gs , cn,y IN Hctons speak louder
io,o worjs II t1@y wer, 80 sure why have Fora
ker rhar9n B. nah ne s res. 's s.h D,c oiens
mere rom a.. T,St VIZ ., cooairnce And there is
~, -. zoo o"nions co. Pitu and machine rule?
Apd the Krpnhsan manSscfs were nom s2 Ssr, q"
Gny I n S ~, the 'o',rt o. Appeals whirh threw
ihr ' c" opt - Court ono, = and l1IshierJ
cries OF Yes 'Yes,') And now ~. tell you What
%s %n W. 70 W g h him T more 70 Votes nan the
" o'1 .d,,@. ior.hcr tremendous cheering.
u" WIZ" -''' ''"'''''
Toward the close Of Mr. Beamans speech
there were cries for Mr. Low from those who
had come late to the fringe Of the crowd ana did
not know that the candidate had already APP
pcarcd.
KEPT LAUGHING ny MIR. ROWLAND.
Ex-Iudce Horny = Howland followed Mr.
rda,nan and no hc,1 the attention o, the crowd
-. .,,,, , ~ bfs chorsctsristicalv
..'.. a,n ,,rno,rl sreechos.
Itis snecch at the outset was serious. and
rcy,ewed the political situation in much the
:, ho1 h..r described bv Mr.
s""'c wa. 40 - 49, .,,.1 LAUGHING for
carter Inc" "c N'i' Wv
twenty minutes saying III P"''
:, T., ,,,,st,o IN qoc the Tammany crowd, with its
~ - ',,,,',r,l from the English turf. trying TO
'd"ei ,,,,er :, hich they abused They need
set ni.A 1i', i"" 49, SALVATION Army man met
10 "aa' Twin, a load In the Bowery and asked
= , i,H" No. o." ,oine Going to perditon Where
"rn vou going was the reply I'm going 10
We,vcD Said the salvation Army man, and have
,ioaN va, ,,,,c .,Vcu wears Well" said the
PIX "sd ..if you've been travelling that way
WIN " no' nj h,vcn'f Got further than the Bow
seen y6 made an almighty bad start" Tammany
hash goi DeJohu he ~ }o12uhllcan m ehine
IaInmaly has an "'gI .,,n'manv the Republican
In It's attltuie Wv" ra,,.i.inn Who vas asked for
machine Is M i',a'njtv iIe thought there was
hls views Oh and bc rerliad Put mo
n trap In the luss"p ,, an ~ '''"e' 49, '
down az i'ar rn snporting Mr. Low are not afraid
90 'bovc onr nositlon and candidate known. We are
10 haSe oni p,aLsr Who nut the sign in the window