New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
TELLING rs HOW TO VOTE.
ADVICE AND WISDOM FROM KENTUCKY
AND LOUISIANA

p.nubucan. az tho XXyITth Assembly District
held n mass-meeting In Lyric Hall. SSth-ave.. near
Forty -second-st. last evening. nj when 'oioh'i
Charles r. Pope OF kentucky. and Ex-Governor
y n s Pirchback OF Louisiana were the principle
speakers Among those on the platform wer"
John Sabine Smith. f. Berry Wall Assistant Dis-
trict- Attorney Earring George a. Baker ana
Charles X Lexow Previous to the opening OF the
meeting n brass band stationed upon the veranha
OF the building played several patriotic airs and
the Scy mour quartet sang campaign SONGS JuS'
before the speaking began.
CITY Magistrate Joseph NJ. Deuel. chairman OF tho
meeting made few Introductory remarks ~"
denounced the Citizens movement. Some OF our
ouondam friends" ne declared. are disturbed ny
the use OF tina, word politics and do not won
der They dcnounce bosses and submit 10 one
they dcnounc. deals and then deal with Socialists
Tho Citizens Union are troubled because Of their
false conception OF unhcation. They should have
known that n uniicr that does not unity Is as
organizer Another thing that bothers them Is
their municipal non partisanship. II cannot stahh
the test Of loyalty. 1t cannot stand the t'S' Oh
patriotism II cannot. In word' stan" INC WI
OF Republican politics"
Tho entrance Of the Murray I'M Republican
club headed by drum corps. interrupted the
speaker at this point Continuing. Magistrate
deuel. rpplaudcd the personal htnoss OF the Repup-
ucan candidate. THE party he went on ASKS
YOU to reafrm the platform in the interests Of the
ness security Let me invoke you TO put seal
Of condemnation on this dogma OF non-paril'an-
ship and east your vote not omy TOT h',J'"''"
Tracy but for the whole Republican ticket .
Ex-Governor Pinchback SAID that ne hau Ior 'ii'
last fifteen years annually spent several months VI
he ACCUSATION directed at Senator Foraker as
foreign speaker He said he had rSp'Gred 10 i'ra
NOT thirty coored men present II came from The
benighted South" said the speaker ana we poh on
know much about reform down there AMONG tne
Chinese aud poor whites and other heathen we
can't understand this reform business J guess
i,s All right. though II II isn't you make " 80 o"
Hficr all though the RepubG% p par cn san ,5s
opposltion VIII DO found to consist OF that great
conslomcrate m mass rr tormery ""''' ''e
yG Th sp"aker appealed to the coorod man 70 stand
by the party nat had stool o h by cy he went w" on
DE allowed 10 get into NJ, inc PinrhSask Tafcrrcd
citizen in this Republic to-day" rs there ne
asked "a erander 81, cnsrac''f III '''''''' '''''
Colonel Pope spoke under dimculies having ay nsen
Sized The necessity Of party organlzation, ahu
dserec,Gd n 9s Rot q Sson sl" T he asked
81 ell YOU fellow -cz'rs. IN" great hosts OF No'.IS
this country are w%nf wlan sas" e called
outcome n@cs 81 ms h% Rcpubcsnism Of MIR Low
!iXo,h,pr Vim satisfy no vanity Of this sclf,con-
,,S,",od hos hui tho destruction OF the Republican
party. he said mir. Low is not Repnhcan; ne
Union would not confer bur rejected with scorp
tbe olive branch held out by l.emu" r.. 3nlge ~
be defeats General Tracy. y" rntst KNOW tnd' ,n'
aT,irs ~ the civ will be handed oyer to the ten
dor merc,s Of Tammany. All mis- cones from
Ne "rordiraf 10 man who places himself abov"
,lar,v 90 tho only one good enough. great enough
va nure enough TO administer AFFAIRS in New
VI The man to govern YOU In this "t'v ~ Ron
ia,,rn 'rracv George has placed hinl-'U
On the Chicago platform. and Is therrior" han-
onrous man A vote for him Ia vo'" fnr mobnisfn
,r tbIs ~ity You all know what Mr.. Van WICK
ss'ands for Tammany will throw everything VIA,
onan .o that any can 60 TO me ffpn'h pdH
IA No, he arrested. But to Mr.. Tracy has been
intrusted every honor which may come TO an
American citizen . pa,er mr. =
v Reuk and pr r. H. Murphy also spoke
SENATOR PIATT BACK FROM OWEGO
Senator Thomas c Platt who went 10 Owego TO
rs,is,or az a voter. returned to his home. AT me
I,if,h Avenue Hotel in this city. yesterday Chares
" Uackett the chairman OF The Republican state
f.,umi,fee who had been home 10 register. also APP
ncarad at the hotel last evening ana icsuhei cnaisc
~ the committee headquarters.
o,.eeo y Y Oct Ex-senator Thomas c. Plat
-r,vcd here last night He registered this morning
End returned to New-York in the afternoon
IOWA POPi LISTS ~ DILEMMA.
De. Moines Iowa. Oct 1.-THE state Board OF
EIe ,,ons has been enjoined from placing the MID
d,eof the Road or boiling Populists on the ofcia
h.I,o, The order was issued by Judge Spurrier' OF
the District Court. commanding the Secretary OF
Sfatc rot TO certify the P5rulist tlcket as paIt Oh
H. onicIal ballot The Secretary Is In n quandaiy,
t"c,usc The forbidden thing mas been done areanVV
Unless this action Is recalled more serious .oiIPi