New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
Tracy GOES INTO FIGURES.
HE GIVES THE OPPOSITION 10000 OUT OF
$1,000 VOTES.

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General Tracy. the Republican candidate for
Mayor carried his campaign into the Borough o.
TN. Bronx last night and addressed about hfteen
hundred neonIe in Trbach's Hail. observation-disclosures
sev.ntieth-st and Thrd-aye. Thomas j. Rush pre-
sided and on the platform with him we're Tax
Commissioner James i. Wells eX-Judge Ernest
Hall and others Thomas J.. Hamilton. the ne
publican candidate for Sheriff. spoke before Gem
cral Tracy arrived.
he gave an estimate in figures OF what he thought
tho result OF the election would be. He said among
other things
There is one Improvement will promise you
that Won win have through trains from City Hall
TO the Borough of the Bronx without q deiay o'
1--WE minutes at ehundred-and- twenty -ninth-s';
caused b. changing cars as you 40 no" anu nor
did tonight. Such a condition OF Things ought ho'
We have not alone our old enemy. rammany, TO
deal with in this eampasn ou! We s nav nsw Marty rW
party which we call NO party this is a.
municipal election They say tins Is pure , pu1 H.
moycrn"d az a r,ilroad or a bank All governments
nave a business and political SIDE ne .ar,''i Z,
' matter Of public policy In place in the world
will ii such revenue 100000 be RAISED That ~ Is
pen n IS question OF public policy The power to
take money of citizens Is the hlshesr
is the education OF our children and the health OF
the people Is another high functon OF gov I'm h
In, n good oe government in the State and Nation
for forty years Is not 20 be intrusted WIFI '''o
government OF this municipality! . ut
cone hundred and ninety thousand 'otes WI
win" exclaimed General Tracy. WIZ you s"e
them ,,,, am, ,,r, ,n,a from the
shouts OF I'VE VIII we VIII c"'"o i'''" WV
Mir. Low will draw some Republican votes
greater city 1900 at the next election twenty
nvs usand of those votes transferred 10 the
Republican candidate would make ms eiection 'lo-
soIiltev certain But Low will not get 'o0o votes
not even 5000. There are hundreds OF people WHO
A. 6rst thought they would vote for Mr. Low VINO
arc coming back to their first love, the Republican
Marty | don't believe that MI. Low mas t,ie
strength to-day to defeat the Republican candi-
Then General Tracy proceeded to give his views
as 10 how the vote should stand on Eiectioh LAY
'Gsoree's vote will be 10000 even IL he don't beat
Van WICK That George will poll large vote !
have no doubt Give the opposition 2SoOoo VOTES out
OF the $4,000 estimated ana II Eyors' Po'' '''V'
or oven ~ 900 can elect our ticket
General Tracy said In closing: ,., -,
III the machinery OF the next administration W
this CITY falls into the hands or our opponents, We
cnnnot expect 70 win the battle IN 100 pIeGlrt.
howsyer thtt great victory awaits the Republican
marty on Election Day.
w NJ WINS followed General Tracy
Ex-Governor Plnchback Of Louisiana said; .
.'Rac.tse General Tracy II a friend or Mt ilatt
IL the reason assigned by the L LOW, Thot -
abs,ird A negro in the South would not swallow
,hot nonsensa There il no finer man on lhc son
Of America than Thomas e. Plat ana next 10
him comes General Tracy ,,-. ,,.,,.x,a..
Mat,bcwson. f'ommssioner James l.: Wells Aonzo
Rell candidate for President OF the trohS isor
ough: Charles p Haeck. and eN-judse ERNEST
Hall,