New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
SIX SPEECHES IN ANIGHl.
Mr.. LOW MAKES A TRIUMPH TOoH VI
BROOKLYN.

CI,ERMoNT-AvE. RINX-soME P-STED M
MARKS BY CARL scHuRz-LARD GATH
ERINGs IN THE EASTER. DIS
rRICr AND EAST NEw-Y,RK.
Seth Low made another triunphI to ,udi
Brooklyn last night He addressed 5, ;ns,ance
ences in as many halls, and in e, q, mos.
he found himself the central fig Representation.
spontaneous and whole -souled o,.,nir,.. ex
Notwithstanding the strain Of u;ans 80 f.tigue
citement, Mr. Low showed -, ha reached
until he made his fifth speec ,o.1r o,o,ock and
'he Cier"ioh' A'e"ue MN ms who had waited
iaceu s'A '"ousa"u "" o'clock, he forgot his
paie''''S ioi MN 1t speech Of the night
fausue anu maui i' give each OF his audi
he rhaue "o a''e,"'. .ls always said the right
ehceS he" speech and at the right time.
'hlhs III tie 'is"' .nging this morning with
IL 'lS cars ai0 rers il is only because he
the cheers Vi HIS or because he is so accus-
Is souhu sleePe' that the cheers leave less
tolned 10 app'au mind than upon the minds
''.'pi 0s''O" followed him.
OF persons W." the present campaign began
Nothiis s'i. 70 strongly that Seth Low will
mas 'iu w in Brooklyn as the meeting IN
nave d piu' venue Rink. Three parades pre-
the Clei 'o ooAeting. coming respectively from
ceueu the eol,,vn. the Eastern District and the
.ighth Ward Before the speaking tne
,yyss entertained with stereopticon car
and roundly hissed and applauded Things
.no|displeased or pleased them.
rB Amend, president Of the German-Ameri-
Reform Union, under whose auspices the
letting was field introduced Dr. j. ". Schildge
= the presiding officer \ letter of regret from
,svald Ottendorfer was real. and the hrst ad-
1raes WAS made by ex-Mayor Schieren, who was
loudly cheered.
scHURz RAPs TAMMANY.
Among the significant utterances Of Carl
eoh,,rz u.bo smoke with grea, vigor, were the
following:
yyb.+ then. is It that most concerns us? IL "A
W 'sI, Creater Sew-YorI will receive an honest
and businesske ADMINISTRATION that pI9iIS mo,e,I ,
w. not hs wasted but put 10 the best use tHdt
we get sufficient schools, that the water IL ra
and abundant that our chartaoJe neonle viii
not be fed as superfuous office, tnat rind
corporations like railroads lighting tpet
The like will not get their franchises ""i'u' s'''
II YOU look at the situation more closely, we snai
fa,r chance O. winning One ticket Is that OF iai,
n1anv Hall and the other Is the one heaceu us '7'
do not wish to say that there are respectable
neople in Tammany Hall. Certainly thsre sree,i1a
some ous h,nb thN tbe respecta6e element has beer
ruled In such a way as by the corrups., nS steal-
,nr Of Bribery and robbery is taught in this TAM
many Hall University. .,,.... ,,,s.r Tam.
Two @lOe1 and 5 G Sf for health clean street.
oin- 1T, strong Which expenditure was the iho'
noE AZ Croker Not many years age he 1 wa:
noop but Tammany economy has orousht Sei" and
Income ha h could s sil9d croker eps was Seats
sSs es then this lrisp patro mas oseH an
N1% Which mas no c9nn nn sha aT' hold % an once ,
scn.Sed BY him. AdSs SsT iS shS sesoB G aai
Brutal rd So sa wa Of ysfsT,kk Bfook
iyn-shaiI you become AZ: subordinates ana slaves
traek gambler TO win Control Of the city? Do ysoS
want 70 60 Il? II not. then the enly 9nolce lei n
for YOU IS to cast your vote for set" LOW '>'
The election Of Henry George. could such thine
49, not uholesome 10 the community. ana woui.
lead to experiments that would p;e Prov IND RI.
Tho result would be strong reactlon t''I VI. Wy
lahor,ne man would be the creates, sufferer the'e
from. , ,...s.s hy Tracy was nut VI
because Seth Low did ask permission OF te %
publican boss Piat to accept the Nv, Tracy hs
been willing to et Platt make tool OF nm, - e
porah one thing is ceTtainns ain ess nf both partie
'So"i blcw Free the city OF the tyranny cal
upon YOU not TO fall in this nsht.
4 ROAR OF GREETING FOX Lo"'
r,ri Hauser followed with witty ADDRESS
and John II. Schumann and Charles > Fairchil'
were literally appauded. Just as Mr.. fairch''e
finished a shrill voice at the door shouted
Low" The cry was taken up ana the crow
roared as Mr.. Low wended his way 70 III
n,atforu. Men jumped to their feet ana up9I
their chairs cheering for fully minute WI
90, aesoilad Tammany Hall vigorously.
rAMMANY THE ENEMY.
Mr. ,.ov made his first appearance OF th'
evening In the Palm Garden. At ''reene e'''
,,ar,h,,rc ayes. The meeting was called 70
AZ o'clock and at that hour Mr.. Low appeaie'
and found the hall crowded TO the doors. mostl!
hy Germans Ex-Judge NaeheT preslueu' ai'
r,duced Mr.. Low. Mr.. Low appealed TO hi
hearers as a representative OF the risht oi 'n
noonls 10 nominate as well as TO elect. and t.
take care OF their own affairs without interier
orcc from England Nebraska CT any other piac
,,,sil. tho citv limits IN his first speech. as II
,he o,here he gave most Of hts attention u
ramr,anv Hall. stating bluntly that Tamman,
,yaa tbo enemy TO be fought IN his campaign
"rbere are people" he said. who seem to p
l., a>,,h, nc ~ who is the great enemy OF 5000
govt,tnrnent to be fought In this election nav.
not the slightest doubt that II Is IanltnanE tfal
because Tammany has illustrated Dau Sostti.
ment more successfully than any other lnstl'u
ton in land. 49,
Mr.. Low then hurried 10 Arion Hall, in wall
ST where an audience Of nearly two thousan(
was awaiting him. The long. narrow room wa
racked TO the doors, many mer standing III IN
rear. where they could hear little OF what MI
Low said others, who could find no seats o
standing room. were crowding the alsles. A
this meeting Mr.. Low spoke at length upol
Colonel warnings administration. contrasting !
TO the typical Tammany mar ragement OF thi
Office.
The next meeting was one OF the best OF tn
evening 1t was In Pilgrim Church at Stuyve
saut-ave ard Hancock-st., in the Twenty thIr'
Ward Long before the time came for Mr.. Low
70 spe ik the front door had been closed. apf
II vas iupossOle to gain admission. excep
,yith the aid OF a policeman. When Mr.. Low
declared that Tammany is the enemy to b
heaten. the crowd responded with hearty ap
plause Mr.. Low had Il most hearty fareweil az
ha was leaving the building and obge'
IA Asht his way Uut through a crowd OF mel
Who wanted 70 shake hands with him.