New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
BOUND BY no MACHINE.
THE MAYOR SAYS a GOOD REPUBLICAN
WILL, VOTE FOR THE BEST MAN.

WILL VOTE FOR THE BEST MAN
Hi ResEXTs INTERFERENCE FROM THE ''
or.crs o, NEBRASKA AND OHIO AND SAYS
40 CABINET OFFICER CAN TELL NEW
WORKERS HOW TO VOTE
Navor Strong last night made another OF his VIZ
orous and effective speeches in support OF thc Car"
didacv of Seth Low for the AIayoralty before an
anrrociative audience which comfortably filled the
Murray Hill Lyceum. in Thirty-iourth-s'' "en'
Third-ayc It had been arranged to nave - w.
wilson president OF the Board OF ie"i'" 40
chairman but Mr. Wilson Is conhneu ~ no
home will, severe cold so his place as pre-
siding officer was taken by Constant a. A''u..",'
president of the United States Savings ba"N' 'i'u
ison-ave and FIfty-nlnth-st. Mr.. Andrews miro
duced 70 the audience Dr. William ii. Toimah'
who gave an interesting illustrated tax on t''e
tremendous advance made In the work OF c'ea'''e
the streets by Colonel Waring uhder Ni"'0'
Strong's administration. ,,
Mr. Andrews then introduced Mayor Strong "'''
said that he advocated non-partisahsniP III -,
government three years ago ana STATUS "i
same platform now Il am more thorous"iy ''
WINGED than ever that the greatest amount Oh boo"
can be accomplished by bipartisan co''"io'.o
crs. That's why l advocate the eieC1"" VI "
Low (appausc). and for no other reason W
leve Mr. Low VIII give us an administrative" vi
lust those lines. we seem " nav
little music Oh the part of the boys all around oy
criticism Of the gentleman who represents the
Borough OF Nebraska. Well have TO let ii'V"'
Thurston do his talking. but we must do our 'o.
ing IN relation to NewYork instead OF the Borough
OF Nebraska. It's the same way Win Brotncr L or
aker The great city of New-York Is not extended
yet as far as the Borough OF Ohio. Foraker Is
splendid fellow but dom. believe in his contention
that We can't be good Republicans unless we vote
for the regular Republican candidate for Mayor.
\ good Republican is bound my no machine. and no
in our local election. They tried that in the Fostr
campaign. and IN the Same way lil tried to force
and the best Democrats In New-York when n ma
chine-that Is. little set Of three OF four or ny1
men-trics to control them, Will gay that they VIII
yoto for tho man who viii do the best for the cry.
on O Jaua ta ss eho be st sa Ps BY Of
strong capable business men selected without
hs Ma 70 GoPoea the oy that money m
over from tho National campaign Of lsa5 Is being
and hc intimated that when Secretary Bliss comes
10 New-York this week he may change his position
Major McKinley~he was major thcn-emanated
from tho gentleman from Tiosa County, and Mr.
Bs b hSn fad o %Hy ins
his signature tina, tina; was tho most corrupt
political writer Now Mr. Bliss says that he Is
going TO vote for Tracy tecause Tracy Is a Rspuo.
didn't vote FOR Blaine, I'm n better Republictn
than Mr Bliss In going 70 vote FOR Judge VA Wa!
believe In machine rule In the city OF New YORK.
and ha !; VIZ OPPOSE e sH. me n S n
that the best government we can give TO IN
Greater New-York can DO given by eectins Seth
Tho Mayor later went UP 10 Lion Park and spoke
Colonel strong was in a particularly happy mood.
Among other things, he said: -,.. ,,.,.. ,,,..o.
waves his cane and does "A seul pas. Great cheers
and aughterJ am HAVING lot OF run out OF ms
am an unapIreciaivo fellow and can GO much
fun. but am having loads OF 1t now rms IS SO
ought to be,J Well. that's another story. I want
pcned applause, and feel that she viii be; I
want 10 help along The city and politics or the
many and ali other rinss and protest that tho
politics OF the state aud Nation have nothing to
Seth Low. oGrcat applause That's right. boys;
you're cheering Tor the next Mayor. suppose III
vote for man who will give the city The best
possible administration. SO let it he. II IL good
Keeping him from Voting for is canddaies t' can
stand Jolly rs well as any man I;a,ushtcr1 /
know me (checrs! even II do drink tea. much
N9w SSn T %cS to ,b be GnSd Sa
Police Commissioner could NOT be removed after
hg had a'TSsd SIX m9h'Hs woId ns ihs nos,
groeable Police Commissioner for three and one
half years. d.aughierD They say that am pc
culIar' Some men who have been peculiar in poll
tics have found that our peculiariies are not alike
Mayor strong criticised Senators Foraker OF Ohio.
and Thmrston; OF Nehraska for coming to New-York
lie said: "snpposing should 90 to Washington
and have Mckinley ask me to drop down into Can
you suppose would happen? Gaughter) ia say,
Bill. m be damned Il ! do know that would
od xpSc hc same Should ask him
to come to New-york. Calling In outsiders In loca!
something he knows nothing about
The oincr speakers were James G Carter. General
Arson O. Mccook. f. X. L. Gould and William