New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

serving itself. and may be saved from destruction
AZ the hands OF an outraged coinlnui,iE have
a great opportunity. They can tomorrow insure
defeat OF Tammany by foTma' ay1,or,,nity
is for veal or woe to this community ana - blg
with possibilities FOR the future Of the party h hsnc
watched. For the personal sacrifice WIN ne app,.a,
ciated end Of this land to the snce I b
tween Republicansm ana good governm..hht, 49,,
where and the debt OF "hga"o md o. fuV repaid
II the leaders do not see and seize TINS Opportunity
the rank and file must, and as ! am pSrI psnmh
will. For almos: without exception. me f'.p"'
Icans whom meet are going TO vote TOT Low,
and 'I NO pressure Of conflicting or irreconciIable
National or State policies that woud JUSTLY u.s -,
deIerae surrender OF ms sas%t or debcroe
aIisnmert OF the Republican party with the FORCES
that work for evil in %gn deSat ETsmmanH Low
may defeat Tammany. This Is inc SITUATION III
nutshell. II determines my vote ana my eior's'
"OrGHr TO DRAW TEARS FROM A STONE"
7 + Root. recently chairman Of the Repub-
lica'n organization Of the Second Election DIS
,rict Of the XXVIIth Assembly District, wrote:
After having been denied the right OF any voice
scntaton at any OF the conventions the meJori,y
q The f bsrat Of he XXvth Assembly District
arc OF the opinion that your letter. 10 ssy ,ne
least is decidedly nsrY E,a a nnough Repabiicans to
,ake part in the late primaries and conventions OF
me party We wo aTs mowe Voc be glad to vote
General Tracy under other conditions rersom"'y
Greater %ew-York Returning herewith "a II If
OF no to me. your very we.Mri''rn ,s,'sr' h
ought to draw tears from S'o"c' "'n W. 4
scribe myself etc
THE TRUE REPUBLICAN,.
Thomas Jewett Hallowen OF No. l25 East
Fjfty-seventh-st. answered Mr.. Qulgg as FOL
lows
Your personal appeal 10 me-. dated October 81
1881 for honest and loyal worn for the SUPPORT OF
h nG reneiyed You say that Tammany Hall il In
weak and discordant condition, ur..nr yo. Ire Ire
right You say that the George movement - IN
CHASING IN strength where ordinarily hraFS
Tammany vote Is polled, believe YOU ere Iight,
I fear that YOU have made an error In your next
statement, that the CITIZENS Union ticket Is re-
cevlng IT. support mainly ,s tchm - ,hn XXIyih
Assembly District. | think can safely, say thad
over 80 per cent OF the Republicans VIII 'o'' '''
Your statement that am kepubhcan ana
member OF he q, 5r me above eircum
stances the Republican party Is bound TO WIN A.. II
M pfSH& a yGp ro s duty to The kepuean
as an s%roS@ n@pabcsSs viii DO m"s by
voting for the only candidate who stand" on we
non-partisanshp in city affairs the candidate who
/ believe will receive the votes q majority OF
Republicans in Greater New York. and who IL
therefore the onl, candidate by whom Tammany
HAN can be defeated. tire Hon Seth Low
ANOTHER UNEXPECTED RESPONSE.
one Of Mr. Quigg's circulars saying that Low
would be fourth man In the race went to Max
r. Mayer. Of No $40 Lexngton-ave, and called
fortl this letter TO The Evening Post
suppose Il is useless TO discuss the election any
further Tracy-according TO The Sun'-beIng
elected by good majority. but II may be OF
interest you learn In what manner they elect
him incos- n letter which received from Ar
C.uige I'm which he calls me AN enrolled KeDubli.
can a member OF the organlZatiOr.' As name ana
address are correct, | suppose they wanted 10 re-
lieve me from all trouble by enrolling without
my knowledge. Such enrolled members OF their
organization as myself VIII hardly show In the
count az | would not vote for the best man they
could nominate prefer to vote FOR the fourth
man in the race.