New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
NECESSARILY PARTISAN.
GENERAL TRACY PRAISES ORGANIZATIONS A$I
PREDICTS HIS ELECTION IT. HEFJH
Leans 10 THEIR prT'.


General Tracy. first speech last evening Vas de-
!lvered In The Town Hall. Flushing. where he adj
dressed an audience which niied ihe large room
and It's gallery . oyorfowing. There were many
women present. who enjoyed the speeches AM l'so
jhe singing ty The campaign quartet 80 mnc" ~
dli tie men Frederick r Morris chairman 81 me
Flushing Republican Club as chairman OF iNe
meeting. introduced General Tracy. VINO "''
greeted with hearty applause.
General Tracy. in opening bis speech rad iA't
he would not undertake 20 define non-part!sansn'p
The proposition that i1 ci'v ~ three ara quar-
ter million Inhabitants politica. paries Should ei--
soir. ln this campaign VS. an aosurliiy. WY.
he asked should urh proposition %" 'noiniiie'.
Gould % BOZ. possible that party which is in FAVOR
~ good so..rnineai 90 the nation IL ben favor %
had cove -nrneut m the cty7 The party 900 FAVOR
~ GOOD gcyernrnout IN the state could roi b" ~
favor 90 bal COVE ument 90 the city 90 '''..
GOOD boy. Ben and cheersl Th"r' mus ''
government by parties. and that being 80 a. .'
remained for Republicans was 90 consider whether
80 ,,o, ,ho nartv ticket as nominated vas ~orihy
~. ,t.fr yntr Ard whether or not if conn 'e
elected.
orearization General Tracy asserted 70 be nec"s-
sarv and Do praised the Republican parry oi -'c"-
York for the completeness - is orSaniEa'o''-
Then ~ went o. TO discuss the subject OK ind'-
n.nd.nt movements saying thar they MADE great
r,tse before elc-iion. but amounted ID nothing on
Election Day The igh; In Greater New-i orN tn's
IA
Tammanv Hal. and the Repabicars og.H &C.
fn.r fioke, n they would support q WIN ave
candidate ln ihe Mold. 1000 votes would SI." 6
to ele.t the Republican lckst Low. h' Ireil,t ..
would take more votes from the Democrats IMAM
from the Repuh.icau-. Henry Geoig" was al az
solufcy unknown quantity in the sp"a.fi JlHH
mept lt was absolutely impossible f1r Alf 10" 10
g.t more than per cent ~ me regular ktpunncan
vote And even n. on the most ih"raL 'stlhdl o.,
&c. T.. much 80 I'D r'f cent ~ ne heL4n.l ~
vote wen, - him no couldn't d"faat N" R.plpi i,
can ticket y Republicans I'D their duty ana ~i"'a
ty i.e!r ticket -
rartv except last year. In twenty years. GENERAL
Tracy continued. FOR IL you allow nc CRY 20 - :
into ne hands of 7 smmanv Hall for four wears, COO
only knows what VII happen 20 the city ply " ~"
be fatal 10 the Republican party. No President mas
elected without ne vote o; New OF 4
STATE Now who believes thar Nr. Low can 10
elected Manor Strong, who for long time Vac
his chief stump speaker declared that b." could not
10 elected and advised his people vote in the air
nen pointed out me absurdity o. this. they D.
gan 20 say that be- could b. elected and Within the
iast Few DAYS Msyor sirong has had 20 eat his oH
words II Mr. Strong j. distinguished Tor anything
IL is FOR changing his mind. and II tho campaign
should last another week ne might Then be for mo.
1t is pe-sis'ently Whispered about that am
going 70 re!e from the field ani ask my friends 10
vote for some body eso. -. al. the ABSURD les IN
this campaign this - the worst have said that
n Mr Lon refuses 70 retire IN favor OF candidate
concentrate the whole Opposition vote
again T8nmany then m in this ight 20 inc end
Gpplausei. TO fgh' this hght and TO win IN" VIZ
tory" fApPlause1
CONGRESSMAN Joseph VI Beforf ~ Everhesi H.
Long Island spoke after General Tracy