New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
Spring Violets.
Colgate's
Violet Water.

and do all this honestly and nelligently but winch
viii also oppose at every point the evils which
the haSe tho To
Democratic party Mr. Low saXs hn nvn nE Gpe and
that indeed. he would as lief take Bryante nom I
nation Republican nomna to b'm agree
with Mr. Low that he PresSn' on ts part Of all
Calm good judgment and to that OF those wnoT nhI nix
tbe devsry Of this city to be plundered by Tam
many Hall and the use OF It's resou,Gees % Nv asser
Ing that they are bound to maintain their pecu'ar
notions Of non-partsanshlp -. xon.york his
public pledge that he would not permit ToI1m mes His
ac divide the oI forces of SOss them
and ne cannot help hut know II, They can ~, come
together win come oSs'nf1 ana Sa are ner them
do so His course and that Of his friends nav nav o
feay on me- derenee why this is So whether it
ought to be So in considering the avshaini',y ac
n nss hurt pride" shall refrain at this
time from calling it anything But II IL f%,St Ticket
WITH him at it's head we should not he asked 20
take him and that risk unless indeed ne ernat cities
wSo can be trusted TO administer their goVe pn
Inent II he is not ard If the reSd d nrookIyn arc
proof as surely they are. that his caH Sn as
offensive thousands Of RepuonC onsnt refuse TO
Sacrifice his personal ambitions ana peinl nave not
TO agree upon candidate WHO'S long yexing and
affIonting the party from which ,,ntese
nine-tenths OF the anti-Tammany 'o'e' 40
On,nions as 10 Mr. Lows statement "eie ga
pressed as follows by various mehoe'' - WV
zens Union Executive Committee
J,mes p Rcynolds-Mr. Lows decIara.a0Vn, - "a
strong statement OF his BELIEF IN me me mite ali
the frsHds Of sood AS in the
struggle 1t settles beyond question T nn Shows
dSup's ao snir,, IS concatory. Il viii strengthen
,rlo
Of all parties Of p MT oWs position He places prn
cipie above success, but SHOWS HIS
'e john S the esSscisd om n"9 mr. feL
makes -, his sb RSsGn of at believe thai
the welfare Of the city ,b anG G US ocas OF course
the Citizens Union never had the S's'''''
asking MI Low utoTrnblowcr--Mr Lows emphatic
decaraon Of his intention to to- he Citizens Union
ward and manly statement Of MS correct in his
a he mas not he
sliShtesi idea Of requesting his iS reGard to
Lows coe by as the RepSca or other s
ppoiitical parties is in accord with 'he views VI
Iohn p. Pine-Mr Lows statemen, mania have
two facts TO which tnerf First the fact that
he Is not going 10 withdraw ana s,,nnort of ali
that CITIZENS nd gno sk w Sn9 voter
party but we do ask every voter Mominating and
CITY W. men VINO will give us the pest cry Az
1,en,.tTatinn and the Citizens Union stanq Unhii
Richard Watson Gilder-Mr Low gives HIS WS state
-, III rieht feeling and civic PATRIOTISM ms 70
ment is personal and issued on ms with his
sponsiby but 1t is not only sndidafe OF
popuar 6ni sso OF w What
aPpe'r VI Any one who underestimate. tiie
force of public opinion among the masses b Of great
lo onn. IN favor OF Mr.. Low Will meet Win sie"'
surprises In the near future o .,,. tho I'll
William J. sch!eaelinmi fe1f foS snGe '"I' am con-
m0rs 81 mat every one wants MI Low for Mayor
with the exception Of few patt ,he end he will
receive on Election Day not only b Tine rom hee
woe D Tho absence of his candidacy. would sup
mnrt straight Republican or Tamany nominee eel,
PVShar,es r Barney-I don't see how any one couu
have expressed the whole situation better 'han MI
Low has done.