New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

without proof, Why. yon need only read M Nj;
Pats inspired organ 70 nn Cn Low yei ,S one faint
WHISPER against Taminany Iiil. ~ rot thtt Pi"o'
Wby, then does Mr PIsrt eas"ry seek 10 defeat
Mr. Low at the cost OF turning over III" wy ~
Tammary rule
UNDER 80 OBLIGATIONS.
s,n,ply because Mr. Iow has been nominated ioF
,avor h, IN. ,,;Lli. spirited citizens Of Ne"-fork
in a manner which does not put him under o"''st
tons 10 Mr Plat. Simply because MT. Low u
elected Will be entirely independent OF any "'''''
~ MIR Patt as well az OF any other party i'''c''
With Tammany Mr.. Platt can nope 20 ua""' W."
N- ! ov- he cannot That is all. What was All MS
talk about the Citizens Union declining TO CONFER
ohout nominations with Mr. Platts agents wh''n
disturbed many wel!-ncau!ng persons 20 n''o,'
Every Republican. well "a every l. ~
citizen Of NewYork city was 81 PEREZ Ms us rnu
enter tho Citizens unon and 10 eAIt,'1 ~, ,'rn-
once upon its councils II he onl! aceepleu III pam
cnle OK non partisan political goyernin o m &c .,
tho end OF long life disnsuishe9 10y pun" which
Vice surveys his career he VIII b contast 70 have
been the thing least TO be prouq g. MT > % do a
any eoHso9 81, pa '2 MP For Surely the huO4n
@sr,y cannot gain in public conhlcncr or y,
tsc 10y an a. nnwer in order to defeat OF the
bost possible candidates for munuGph' "', fcr viii
e 7Rnnbc,n party l., served by Ihose tnousama"
Of hone, nsP%Ss%nss 1 ThG rov mat he
R"nncSn rank and NJ stand nnnfuy ~ Pyor ,hn
Low and ne Ssys' r,nain trio mat be serves his
n,rty beet who serves h.s country u'S'
THE FOURTH TICKET.
W. fourth ,,ckc, claiming consideration ia thar
ho,sci bv Mr. Henry George. II owes i'' "''k."
e., ,b,, T,mmany Hall did not make its
had cause still worse by reanifming VI"
beresy Of tho chicago platform HAD i"n'''''
nm dorc that the dissatisfied DemocIallc OF -
e,rlzatiou would not have rcbciiei against y anu
NJ George would not be IN tho cd ht' lJ aI
iorcaf iheorlsi and he VIII no dount W l,.mJ
hV number OF workingmen allured to his st' nj
ard bv vague expectations when r'iilo, MIN, I,sbed
Tor The benefit OF The laborns men y I ION aich
art he Effected under MS iix than under a
p5Icy Of vcntuse some ezperimcnts s"'H Worsov@r.
49, obs,nnrra,i. organizations which are W.
sponsors Of Nlr Gcorges ,andiIa'y bcai,hy sur
roundinrs Being largely recruited from me sP', ,id
hunting class they would very soon Sen -, nai
aa6ri,,s,rafi1n hy political rings But ~ thei aS
really grosnsct Of M ~S,, es,at in the
,r7 Indeed ne predicts his own success. lfui
It - rem,m5,r'a ,nn NINA 10 confidently forctold
majority Of 9o fcr Bryan IN me SAL SAL, o., =,
Ncw- York As prophet. therefore, nlH ,,non,
Somewhat impaired by sanEulhe "''P
80 PLACE FOR \ DOUBT
| Those ar. tho four tickets between which we nave
| .. choose when giving the city OF Greater New
York !ts frat municipal government. can any so'U
| citizen who has the public welfare ana inv "'
NJ this great M nicpaii'Y sincerely NJ H'"'' -
sc,iouslv doubtful / hIv" lived through "'''
/ c,tnusigus and helped 20 decided many e'''''''i''
md | may say 10 YOU that since the long ago '"U
A,a,ory struggle, have never seen an ep ~, ~,
contest In when the cause or pplt'ct MOI ~
| NJ 40 pulie cool more Uaill'-iN 'i.' III"
cornuetely represented nv one OF ne
forrrs fh.u Z T.. u this natdpc" by the ca
~ No rifizcns Union have never n"'h ,l'Spi "
by a clearer consciousness oi being ilgh' FyI IN
| ~ ID. ,othlng 20 conceal. nothing to defend.
nofhing - apologize FOR am p"rl"'ly ColH.'.t ~,
! maj 10 sccur. triumphant election Oh .''''
In, Mr. Talrchlld Mr. s. humann ana ther as,o-
| .,,,c. rntbiuy reuured hut ina every Nol''
| shoud calmly ard candidly examine the 'hara yer
~ The candidates and the cause tneJ SIAM IVr'
ord then consci.ntIously vote according 10 hls nom
est conclusions II cannot be that ~" " &
eelf-respecting Republicans Of Nrw-lor VIII con
cont 20 acrIare the welfare and the honor OF thcir
Great city and tho good name OF Their own PAl, !!
"a thc srheming ambition or one man. VINO mas "H,l
| "onnnt be that the pattlOti' and s,lf-r'specting
! Democrats OF New York 'houd ID" 80 o"hui"neu -
| ,sr,fstn pretudca ~ deliver the city into tho
| hnnts Of a plratical Organization which has long
/ L.nn q disgrace and an Incubus 20 their parry.
CANNOT BE OvEREsTIMATED.
| Tho inheritance Of this crisis FOR the fu'ur" Of
| Nov York cannot loo oNercstimatcd II IL not a
moro hockucved phrase but lie sober truth 20 say
tia, tho eyes Of the country and OF tho friends OF
| free institutions throughout the world are upon
this contest Shame upon him who now Yields 10
noltrv considerations of partisan pride or advan-
tage, The question has been arfully raised whether
| seth Low il really unity Ing power among me
| friends o.. good government. VINO when LOOKING
| Of the people w. deny that he =? And fervently
hope and truat-aye. feel II In the atmosphere