New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
TRACY AND QUIGG sPEAh'
PLENTY OF ABUSE OF LOW AT oAN--"
HALI-TAMMANY ALMOST lGHoNH'

PLENTY OF ABB 81 Or I'O'
HALI-TAMMANY ALMOST l'No"D'
-,o o,,r,a,gn Of the Patt Republicans TO- VI.
election OF General Benjamin T. Tra's a. ,,,ob,
the Greater New-York practcaiiy ci'' her.
u,,,h a mass-meeting I'm Carnegie H'"' ,
,oacho, ,,o,o made which surpassed III Nru'e'''
all the urevious utterances OF the severn. sp
IN donunciation of Seth Low as 4 or,,
AS Il man. and which seemed to ore.''e " :, ,.
sentence the bitterness OF the vahqu'S'' "a
a svmpathetic audience which these Sp' r,
Iressed an audience which responded 10 e'e''
-, -. .ha ,,o,,e of seth Low or Mayor strong
or the Citizens Association as 'e"e.''
ouaa Il with savage Kisses and hooings io"s
ona Ioud and Il manifested the passion''r '''
naturally TO be looked for from de'o's" '""N ~,
Of n lost cause. When General Tracy no"
oiotfor,n At SD O'Clock. he rec"iNeu "' e''''
welcome The house was not thsh "''.'' :,
!, hec,,ne fun within tho next half ho"r' ""' -
,ode nm II, intensity Of expression what II !acK'u
., TIM, ti,no In numbers. Everybody stnou "P d"
o,.or tho big hrll and FOR fry three In'nu''S '"'
v,- incesaan -elling aud cheering ana ''"nn ,,
,.r.s rir,IIv Ouigg stood forfl. milling IKE d
,oske, NJ clips. ard "a presiding officer ca"'o ',e
r,octins 10 order lie made long '''''''' 9'
ing in part substantially - follows;
rhor. +. about 10 close the most remarkaMe Po-
,,,,l c,r;os, in which tho ~itzarshn 81 New w"
has oyer ,uragcl | notice that my ifih'' W.
i~c,ont Mayor of Now-YorS 'hi' '@s nnu :" '''' ,
chorus Of boots from all over thH a'"''"' ,.
how inst think Of H. Th1"e years az" W. ''"D- ,
vn had raised high above the 'iiy van '''' o''''
Of the Rcpuilirar pHr'y tcres or Nj - '',' ,,,
h,d = rigrt 10 think So for It was the N'p'Dn'""
Marty wtirh rad elected Mayor Strong. Inc '"'H'
SAWS We must 10; haze advice rom l'"r
srafc>mon" Tia; VOID nav" come WI" O
rracc from Mayor who has not been hnP'''i's
statesmen. simply TO tell US now 10 Nu''' ""'
dra. orr - ari-, and run our government
can
ocratic candida ;es-four. counting Gleason "''" l."
Democratic mn lcrity. (Appause) lh"'e " =,
be a Democratic majority. but thet wa J., Wy ~
1ovs when they had Democratic rde'""" , NV,
under which Tammany Hall had conp'",e 'o''.o 'o
80 ,ho oloc,or,l machinery at every pol'ng-p'ace,
wcu WHY shouldn't they nave '"''s
daughtor) Since those days Governor .'' r,Ion
, Rounblican legislature have made another r'
ton law and II is instinct with ,"' 'P'''' in
Republican party That Election IA" mas .'n
operatlon three years We have hau '''''' ,,,,,.
IN ,b., time and I'm two Of the three 'h' n'P
ucon Marty has had magnlilceh' ""I'''' ,,,
,.,,so, rho Democratic vote Is going 10 Nv Wv "
=, I'D ,he Republican vote IL going 10 pe co"',
d,,ed on BENJAMIN F. Tracy npp'ause' anu "
moro than enough to elect him W. "' =, l.,
,e-,. c,ref,, canvass OF districts III wi'o"
u.s po,uhIcans are deserting Their parry.
rhev'rc not deserving It Marx this p'eu'' -,
,be th,r,y-nve Assembly districts III me S,,,
g vi M, one will give majority LOT '''''
Low ApplnuseJ The fight IN TINS Va'"p"
between Tammsny Hall and the r'ep"o' ,a,,,n,arv
They say we do not sufficiently aouSe ~ 80
Iv - WI ,h.t.s the truth. We don't nave 10.
Taruanv Hall IL the principle OF ''ir ,
Fverybody knows Just what that 'S' pu' ,,h
no. io ,hrso Mr. Low end We abuse nm TOO n.''
Gtsses and long hootngJ All we 90 y 70 -, ,a,
,r,,,b about him IL is We who nave NV"
Why nv friends one OF their STOCK 'les 10 VIC" !,
oble gentleman who has had hle'ons
|
elsc.s man (His,esD And they say We Ne .,,aooa '"
No., ,,b Tammany Hall. Look at TINS auu'e"0e
and sea these men and women ana 20" ~
deal with Tammany Han .r. xbo
Than Mr. Oulgg introduced General i''e',
-, ano,hor warm welcome. General tracy
| 4, onening said that the people hai "'''. V /,
| minds and the victory was won ne ""' - -, ~ 49,
| " ,,o -,os,inps and MS remarks here wou'u We
| era, ,o a discussion OF one or Two po''''
| cbo,e had been false pretences on the par u 80 80
! ~ his opponents. They had attemP'F" " ~
| tho ,onressIon that there were two Kepuo"'a" 0""
| dd,ts in the field. but there was reaI'y o"''
| IT, ,id u,t wish 10 abuse the candda'e oi '''e
! .cr,,o,s Association" but would simply cite iacts
| ,,, tho records Mr.. Low. continued "ehera'
rrsrv had said in his letter OF acceptance t'"' "e
| vas A Republican and would RENAL" o'o
| Mr. Low was on A non-partisan ticket. "hA' u''e'
| ence dd It make whether ne WAS N'p''
| = oemocra,r Obviously Mr.. Low intended 20 coh-
| 49, ~, ,n,rrassion that he was'a Republican on
s..,o aud National affairs. Noices: NO ne 5
! , liar" and loud laughter What. asked the
| General vas necessary 10 constitute q man a
| pe,uhlicene Wasn't the authority whi'h den" u
| penubllc9ulsm the National Convention was MT
! ox then a Republican, tNolces: No; a CleVe-
| land Democrat "Niugwump," ana discoriant yeHsJ
7 Then General Tracy went over again the tale 80
| often told bv him of Mr.. Lows alleged Withdrawal
! from the Republican party. and asked again: ~ ne
Republican, Voices: No he's ,ello" dog:
| vben and where has ne come a,ke' a voice:
! What did he do IN lSSi") General Tracy paused
! and then said: "lIc defeated Blaine. He defeated
Blaine because o. MS refusal 10 speak and because
OF his bearing which tel every one In Hrookly 10
supposa ;hnt he was opposed Blaine. ani he mas
! folt fl necessary to call witness = certify now
! hc voted"
Then General Tracy charged that the ol'eis op
! pnsri 10 lin bad ransposrd his speeches ANA made
/ him appear t. say what he never sail Ano.iis:
| siander ne wished 20 mention, Chtrles SteWal :
Smith wa reported 20 have said that a" nad rust
Worihy Information thar u deal MAS So'nE on pc
/ ,wc,n the Republican party and rammGny Iian. by
! ,,,,i.n ~ SoImar was 10 be ao.d oui Mr smith,
! he added had expressly excluded nini from COM
pclty In the deal: but he knew that General tracy
! would he the victim ~ such deA. ana he should
! have brought hs proof 20 the Generals attention
In c.oslne the speaker asserted tis entire con
,ienca of the Republican leaders and expressed the
] utmost confidence In his own election ~
/ John Wise. the nest speaker. abused MT Low.
eulogzed senator Plat ard went on TO & say y, tnmt
among he Democratic opponents OF General TTscy
/ u,re "Padly Gleason and the Nhists. Sanlal ana
the Anarchist Seth Low and the egousts lAp-
/ pausel Mr. ows election ne regarded as impos-
sihle and he pre- iicted that on Election Day there
would h, "'pr every Low hpwier platoon or he-
'uhVrche 3. baxter. Of ElmIra also spoke.
THE PASTERS MUST BE USED.
coRronArIoN COUNSEL. DECIDES THAT THE