New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

sras paTiy Wants to let go Of t. IN neave
who has been trying to thrust this Tsse I the
tnesre 10 fghen Us With the s
not MI Lows supporters but with , fSo,n ali over
Re Country in q General T IT a9a
III ySn elect as I 5eeve 81 IN not using the Office
Inc poWcrs Of his Office for the purpose se Il
shns a sc for as io mayor Nf
Who believe sS1aay ,b and Rep TT5hiay
are going 10 bring US all to brya''S"''
Then am asked Would YOU vote against myr
erai Tracy? An would vote aga .nn5ge Would
Hall; would yGie assi' Would vote FOR what
believed TO tc right aud just y2ula orrv to vote
nr r1nfnReG ener raSy he were running for o.
flee. Uaughtcr)
WHAT He Is RUNNING FOX.
Bu. he IS no; running for Office. lie Is ru. -n,r >,
pc.pctuatc the right OF the Republican ha '."a -,
nominate the officers who shal I've pp.,o ,bo
naccs in the city OF New-York BY the peop'' ",'o
have been elected TO make the appointments. ur
clause, IJc Is running to defeat not Tammny lc,nd
hut to defeat Seth Low But Mr. L Low WIN anpause)
q as rnnnr TO defeat Mr Low ecaIse Mr. d 1Dw;
when elected. would MOI TX -. p"r Rapnbc.n
chinr CApplaise) That Is wlat ne T. wheeled TO
r, ,r al ali when he was nominated 1anshteT b,m me
may in the heat Of the cohi'c, "sn,n,, ho Is run
,G n w ,or 20 oce Taighter But he Is not ne !,
not candidate for office lie Is tnI g sre Of no-par
! ts1rshl, Tor the purpose OF saving tho county ma
'i NOV M friends We are Republlcans. an1 No
arc Coing 10 continue Republicans tApppnnfIer' We
Viii smpport tho candidates OF tho Kepu6Icain G pl
whe,er ih9SG esnGiaateS s,a%G 1 and Of
Good ooa hnd may s gsw at h ss n aeat
,hsrG ~ o 9nd hat IS to SEQ that all Repa pub
leans Who to vote for Mr. iU ESe ea % 'I the
. 60, Of Appeals Judge Wallace. Applause2 DO
let him lose votes by the Low because his
naino is not the same column Ingt s in maj i
candidate FOR judge OF the Court OF APE now md
both now and hereafter. We meet standing 10y any ny,
by 90 p pr ha o Is now With cSndent
because we know that truth endures that pdt Up,
Is ho Ksapbcan party is greater than Of s
servants: that 1t can be trusted 10 40 WN r,ht
ard we viii do tho greatest service to that paT'y
When We put that pure. that true Republican, Seth
Low In the Mayors chair. Great applause
ELOQUENCE OF MR. CHOATE.
1t did hot take long for Mayor Strong to in
troduce Mr. Choate. who was received with
demonstration scarcely less enthusiastic than
| that which greeted Mr.. Low. 1t was his iirst
! appearance the rostrum for cohsiderapie
period, and the audience delighted to do him
| honor The distinguished jurlst and orator was
| at his best. and kept the hail ringing Win APP
| palse and laughter from the very first sentence
that he spoke. He. too. affirmed the Repuoiicaah,
ism OF Seth Low and the principles ior "i'lcn
| he stands and arraigned the Republican or
| canization In scathng terms for the manner III
/ which 1t had repudiated Republicanism. II had
formed a partnership with Mr. Croker, ne u ,sa
| ciared and he convulsed the audience win ms
/ nerody OF a well-known nursery rhyme, when
he recited just after referring to the possipily
OF Tammany's controlling the city ana tIatt
! the state. Mr. Choates version ran Ike TINS
Tom Plat could eat TO lat;
Croker could eat no lean A.. ,..N
Between them both they cleared the cioth
And licked tho platter clean.
Mr. cboa,o's cloorcnt and witty speech was as
follows:
Mr. Chairman and Ladies aud Gcntlemcn-it a.
ways seems Toe my luck at these meetings 10 Do
called I'D after tho previous speakers haVc OK
hausted The subject and the audience. daughter
applause But 4 YOU VII iengtneh 1U, y SnIu
uies | VIII let you Of very easy "a voice. We
"Wb.o our distinguished Senator daughter. \
voice: Me too. whose name Is ever on our
lips laughter smerred from MS IN, mom men o New
York. to which he doc. no, oei9hs pni beIone
to him prolonged applause: when he opened hii
over silent lips ana said tina, be hopedneb
h Of the election q General Tracy suTsy s
H.. daughter ana applause, Already he must
begin 70 fe fearful IRE in nj, Tsar rs, EaT maag,
to save himself from that day OF wrath uaueh,
r iha awful Day when msn 10 S 1nI Kan N. wod
not nnd his safe ajar quite so wiue open az ~,
fit ahaIdOuS
,urols himself as member OF the Salvation Army
daughter and applause) ,..,... =. ...... ,,or.,,.
Now. do not desire TO indulge IN any person.
. nliiics. HaughterJ We have come here to discus
Serious principles a. serious Republicans. and 80
that | entertain any personal feeling toward any
OF these men TO whom shall refer | recognize
d.Iughtcr)
4 SUGGESTION TO CROKER
Take tic srca: leader OF Tammany Had. whose
naino is familiar tina; Il does not even need TO b,
WHISPERED. n.aughtcr) | understand that he has
won great credit FOR his country tho English
tart u.aughier.) Blu; he does not seerl really &
hav, won many prizes. although II rumor tells IN,
truth lac has met with chcckered career OF gains
J his nyeEcducr. daughter ana applauaC) | could
give him IA hint daughter. by which ne success,
he would name his horses that he takes abroad q
t h MOI tIpe hm ~p nm ' ONE Of the Tam
many and uaruc the other TIosa and let him On,
one Of them IN his own name and the other In tht
/ uamo of h.s partner. and then, 10 matter wh.cs
oro o, thcm WINS. Il would make 40 difference
'': nov, stand here tonight = very antiguatsd
have voted faithfully Tor every republican cdndi
date from that day 10 this; casiins my vote twee
, FOR Harrison Nppiause) and once for Mckinley zap
plalIsc) and hope to I've long enough to cast il
Tor That excellent Statesman again; Now. let me
in tho face OF tho spoilsmen OF his own party IL
1eS 81 a ano Of cv a"s A IT'S orm
sep further forward than even rs most faithful
advocates had even antlcipa,dd, Nppausel
~ that Mayor Strong and General McCook ans
General swayne arl ought to be read out OF IN
Of MsyGo Nav i?g rons If hcy read 0rK
out. Mr.. Mayor. It viii not be for very lonI
wne 1 nt heller cur so far bea thousand m me-
b bcttcr-than that We should hand down our name
o me so Mo Wa ae or to to- the hS Rpu
lcan platform. aud who had BETRAYED the fair eli;
II Gen naS ~ WAN tSo s Ses sod Repnbca paforr
| .-f,i.i, - hniy has llo Sc Low