New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
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To-day .P'-fcr,iy yphcs 70 locai Republican ~;
uat.on. Yesterday the wind ~histlsd harshly and
the cold rain came down pitiessly. A. darkness
there was "A fierce strife u the elements Bat the
morning broke fair and bright on 4 physical world
purified by he wind and rain and bathed IN clear.
warm sunshine that made every here FOR whole
some happiness The parallel might be further foi-
lowed. FOR a iew clouds come into IN" SKY as ne
dag advances. Politically the fractional storm thar
RACED IN Brooklyn for some weeks back. and that
reached Is utmost fury last night when me con-
tending forces ciashed IN the County Convention.
has passed away. leaving a cleared atmospher" IN
cleared the dccks FOR the great fgn; TO be made
over the river next week when IN" Republican cl'y
nominating the first Mayor Of Greater New fork;
Some clouds Of discomfort are sun lcfi WIZ
pass away lons before Election 'h{. Sturny up
uents max" true 49, vel A. sturdy friends. me
men who went down ~ defeat at n" County Con-
vention last night Woud nav - p",t'H atl
expected the hearty support AZ the polls % me
men VINO won had me l!t',i -'- ,a.ntu ~. -S
only the Mugwump goes INTO me .ot'-nilou, A..
fully expecting that AL the delegates Will suppor'
bolt or u-@ the knife II some other candidate =
selected by IN" delegates. Again. Il - true ihit on
and that the methods resorted 20 in me way %
promises Of patronage and official favor would not
Mr. Worth declares In one OF the morning papers
that the patronage OF the state ana OF IN" nl'"n
tor and a Cabinet officer. were used against him.
but does any Tor moment suppose that Mr,
Just that kind Of support. II IL bad been within hs
reach to win his battle? Mr. Worth himself would
aid II il not unnatural. OF course. that In the
hour OF temporary defeat he should call attention
to the fact that he was the leader 81 n band OF
Brooklyn Republicans. practically without patron
age at their disposal. VINO were overcome; not "
patronage but by the combined forces OF the parry
Organization IN the Nation and state inclGdiIg OF
can organization. To be defeated under such CIR
cunstances was most certainly not 20 be disgraced
3, yui boar critical exa rnination In other words.
it the kind Of ticket that Will grow IN strensth
tona feeling and the bad blood aroused by The
1st a At prcsen but suppose for instance that
there had been fractional fight Is II not oey9ndd
all question true that me ,chs, ".1 " mn bv the
Republican party IN Kings COUNTY IL mos o, "a
more into the minds OF the people as Election Day
One thing that it behooyes the men WHO won last
night and especially the candidates do Is 10 use
ali honora bic means n their Command 70 lncr'ss.
n T N Nln11cnths Of the Republicans Of
Brooklyn want the nomination OF seih 10" oy IN,
Republican city Convention. and WI most asSu
cdly not regard with favor any Brookyn Kepub-
any way the Low sentiment OF the people. p ~ VIZ
Republican city Convention Ignoring the fepIp-
~ ~ nioc, The nominee OF the convention must come
rcfus. 10 nominate Seth Low, the Republicans d
B.ookin E Sa, t'y such concnsion Is reached in
the convention through any lack OF brookiyn ue'e
jority Of Brooklyn Republicans the yengeance oil
the voters will be ysitGd on ap@ I can be-
held reasonably responsible for the fraudulent mis-
Fbo, the ticket put in nomination by the County
Convention last night would be erwheninsH
elected be doubted That it viii be elected
an ifa merits with the honest vote ana falr count
Insured TO il by Republican officials Is scarcely less
nertajn Particularly when the people come TO con-
slider what the Democratic ticket VIII stand I TO-
ibe Rcpublican civ Convention. as he ought 10 be
the Republican county TICKET VII kerP ZIP vnr
the city ticket. sweeping over brooklyn WIN o'e'
wheming malOrities.