New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
Cashmere
Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUTlE.
TRACY AMONG HIS FRIENDS.
RIG AND ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
CHEERS HIM IN BROOhL1N'
TuD cI.cHMoNr AVENUE RINK WE'LL Flli'Ep-
THE CANDIDATE MAKES A PLEA FOR oEeA"i-
ZATIoN AS NECESSARY TO scCCLss' AN"
GIVES WARNING THAT Poliil-
CAL. HISTORY SHOULD NOT

GIVES 4 WARNING THAT FoiAii-
CAL. HISTORY SHOULD not
BE DIsREGARDED.
co,.ral r,racv Senator Thurston and Benjamin
Eutterworth Commissioner of Patents a
. lar-e and enthusiastic audience at the C'c' h.o
ave rink last night, and went aiter"du
luncheon Of the Union League CLUB, happy III ,i'o
belief that they had done effective work IN idAy
ing the d!sorganzed Republicans OF lNhss Oou'
Genera, Tracy made one Of the peSl speee "a
the campaign and hit the Citizens Union i" '''
tenderes, spo.. The rink was fui ou. n''
crowded Probably two or three hunoreo peopio
vera con,nelled to stand. but tho gallery was not
full Nearly one-third OF the audience was iiduo
I'D OF ladies' and the!r enthusiasm adueu sie"'i'
TO the warmth of the gathering.
Jobn X Neal called tho meeting 10 order ana
Introduced Silas e. butcher. tho permanent cha'r-
man calling him 1.-The old war-horsa OF Kings
County Pcpublcansm." While Mr. Drtcher was
snoaxj,r ex-Congrcssman William G. Wallace ac-
compan!ed By General Tracy. and e&-oo"sie9','A"
putt,rwortr entered the building by the WANDER
but-ave entrance. When General Irac! ""' ic'
oen!zed which WAS at once. he received " va
creetlny Men and women sprans 10 the'! Acc' an
orer tts crea, Enclosure and waved canes. manu-
kerc;,,.fs hats and umbrellas. ana kept up .
cheering for nearly ten minutes .
Tho enthusiasm was genuine. and tho mahasei'
Of the meeting will feel well repaid FOR their eiio.
rbn m
a sarcastic, idea was there and no seemed 10 ha'o
hen broken into small but vociterous fragments
W., he cot a chance he Informed ire auuienoe
that eve remember him uow) hecause ne "i'
R,aIns and VIC will kill him Whe'heI !. wa
mean I'm a literal Gsurative sense "e",'.u
little The crowd was hilarious ann
relish all sorts OF sorry Ideas.
GENERAL, TRACY's ADDRESS.
General Tracy was listened TO with marked h'-
tcntion. lie spoke in part as foio"s
Mr. Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen: ms SIC. SrA
of unturned faces which | before mo II coneln,
sve testimony of The great interes, a'a nc
more important campaign for this great melI0po,.o
fought than the one one ,ss @ Of sSod city
rovernmont for the next four years inVoived, D.t
there wider and deeper ssc e es t,e civ the
wider issue interests the people OF al ''' '''0
she Tbc smoke and fog which envcoped this cam,
paisn az its opening. having been cleared away we
are a6S to see Cow sa lf Which they
and the issues upon which tney au;, am e; ~
o pers 50 Controversy. intend. at least TO go
through this campaGn as It as ever pce Hyb OBJ
] have been engaged. maintaining my set-respec''
Pm here as your candidate for the Mayoralty
of the Greater New-York applause am here
eHf s question sa be dcdcd on
November .. applause and cheersJ
lie POINTS TO HISTORY.
Republicans OF Kings County, beg TO assure
you that my election depends on you. CA voice. I'VE
Will elect you all right" and applause and cheers)
It is impossible for the independent candidate or
the candidate OF the Citizens party to be elected.
Cries OF "No, no. no!) IL We are 10 judge by his
tory we know that he cannot be elected. NO lie.
publican Mayor has ever been ciected IN clthcr OF
these without the support OF ono OF me great
political ORGANIZATIONS tApplauseD Is history 10
reverse itself on this occasion " oices. 40. no.
is what has never been 10 be in the year lSy'!
ORGANIZATION. HE SAYS. IS NECESSARY.
Organization IS Just necessary TO win political
battles as il is 10 win military battles. and you
might Just well think o: assembling mon. I'M
organized undriled and undsciplined. and send
them to meet disciplined enemy in command o. a
citizens committee. 10 attempt 10 carry on a.
political campaign with no organization. tApplause)
Men are drilled In politics they are drilled In the
army You work together from association: you
know each other you trust each othe-; tho head
Of YOUR committee knows whenever he wants IN
formation in any particular par. OF the city, when
no wants 10 know wha. Is going on, what tho
enemy Is doing there and what II Is doing here: he
knows 10 whom 10 send, and he gets that informa
ton Instantly. He can se.cct his men You are
accustomed 10 follow your file leaders. and you move
on victory knowing In advance what you can do.