New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
ORIENTAL RUGS,
Modern and Antique Carpets
and Rugs.
Almost COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES AND coLoRINCs
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BROADWAY 22D ST. AND STH AVE.
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FILL OF UNMITIGArED DRlNEL-CSohHH
WORRIED AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rr,nrps KEEP OFT OF HIS WAY.

Justice Van Wyck's campaign Is an oou o"e,
silent man himself he has some OF the hlo9' ~
tive friends And Mr.. Croker hlinseh - say u" -,
few things. \ Tammany leader said YESTERDAY !
an, di<eusted with Croker. lie is bahDhhs INC
so,hr.tte II Is ike him. and every word ne says
is hurting Us Why can'' he keep quiet ana !" TIC
b,c,rrouudq" From Van Wyck's hcadqua' 'eIs
number OF statements were issued yes''IuaS' -,
were under the heading OF Solemn
and a. artistic word paintings they eclpseu tne
most heroic efforts OF any scenc-palnter '"e in"'
Theatre ever had. John G. Boyd once So
senator but now an advisory committee OIL one
uas roSnorsible for the queerest OF all OF the S'a'
ments sent out In words like unto Hpa' '"0u'
address % the gladiators. he says;
Workingmen Fellow tizens b iov,nr are being
,;s.I ms ,nare5 10 deude CAPTURE ana drstr'S
Crartv ornissariJs ard Inscriptions hiremlSIS ond
,onr onnreseors are plausible. smOota-tonsl''u anu
aggressive adeps in all the vicious arts OF Con-
"Srr,iption and deceit Their malign ar,iiices con-
s,itute the most dangerous menace 10 npeI - CA
free institutions The coal bar9ns. VINO r 2o az. ~
yamblers 81 the Produce Exchange. who load YOU
nrl,itiido bv he exacton of exorbitant rates ai1
i nric,,, n.ople IN chairs Of financial slavery
ne franc se-erabhcrs and an tne hp b swnSIing
the industrial masses out 81 , Te lilies united
honest toll have sumnioncc . r"' fmnds and
al. rrv b,azenlv and brutally hchting 70 Obtain
control Of this irreral city TO suouglie lts pt9Se
3 fn
their policy OF rlunder and pry@ges l1r me me pl
a, me expDn-e Cf the many. "Perl"tua II ",
,ocracv, IS their secret warcry; their shIoooe'''
THE people be damned ,....,,,, ,o,d,..I
N,,c np4insf all tho n8"Vsnu n'Nio'r"tl' ''' -
,nr. ore b5on,ing Georges pretentious campaign;
Down with hypocrisy. false preiences anu ooi''o's'
This sort OF drive so it Is said VIII be sent out
each dav. The campaign closes next TUESDAY
however The rammary leaders. from MT croker
down are worried and harassed at the magnitude
y, the Low and George movements. Mr.. Croker
one moment vehemently says that he VIII nave
George locked UP. and the next minute he urges all
! district leaders to get out and work lalK against
! GEORGE is his coustan, CRY. XIII the - -
- Tell the people he IS n liar. thief and A
cutthroat"' II goes hard with any district ieaoer
who Is found around Tammany Han or Van
! weeks headquarters. Mr. Croker drives them out
| and hurls a nuai warning not 10 come back out
| STAY I'm their districts and work as they never
! worked before. He shows signs of worry Inc
| strain is telling on HIM, and ne has become even
more restless and irritable than ever. He Is almost
! feroclous these days. and as he sees the Ianmany
! strength dwindrg he acts as II he were mad