New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

are miserable failure that time VIII come before ore
long me rr n, And SY'V When D" II does come tie
free and intelligent people of our emancipated cities
s,Tuggiod helplessly in the tolls OF a Croker.
Platt or Rasin as strange and ugly episode or
me s S roS S s they had put end
forever
LOW HAS THE PEOPLE BEHIND HIM.
From The Philadelphia Ledger
Low has TO party machine ut his back, but he
has the people behind him. who VIII rejoice at his
success and at the smashing OF the Platt ana Cro-
ker machines.
TOO MUCH PLATT
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
The plain state Of the case IS that Mr.. Platt is
using his control Of the Republican vote in the con
field by Tammany Hail. and his stake in the con-
test is, in the first place, the confirmation Of his
second place, that share OF the political plumber
Which his Ragan WIZ he 10 b. secrd eu Rs
defeat of the Tammany ticket. should be certain
tbs this Republic is Interested in such vote as viii
put an efectua check upon this the most 6raz"n
attempt TO carry bossism into extremes ever wit
messed in our politics.
THE PRIZE JOKE OF THE CAMPAIGN
From The Minneapolis Times.
Boss Platt's ANNOUNCEMENT that General Tracy Is
wnneris the prize Joke OF most humorous cam. m.
playing the buffoon in the presence of death
bA LIE lOit 4iiE CT Oll-S
From The Chicago Journal
Senator Platt has sounded his trumpet. He ~ as
confident as he was when he went 10 81. Louis 10
prevent the nomination of Mckinley BIZ, cxhorta-
tells Gi. the Rcp1bcans Of New-York that they have
already won. and are winning IN Gieater measure
keep at it, just as If the issue We're in doubt. so
support Of their party "and the noble principles for
which il stands" Those noble principles are some
Is anxious TO control for the perpetuation OF his
power. The Republican voters had nothing to do
tribute those Offices In OF n Republican victory.
The ticket was nominated by one person-Pla;t
last hour 1t represents nothing but his will and
battle for the spells.
COMPARED TO A RATTLE-BOX.
From The Milwaukee Journal.
The Greater New-York contest now lies between
seems TO be in a deplorable condition II has been
suggested that i is sympathizing with the Wscon-
sin rattle box.
MODEL CITY GOVERNMENT
From The scottish-Amorican
Truly the election q Sen Low as the first Mayor
millions Of dollars TO the city. and ten times that
to, the country by the example It would give to
New-Yofk has been for the most part ruled by
public treasury. had their hands In every fat con-
tract. which was given out 70 favored persons
share in the plumber. II Seth Low IL elected all
this underhand robbery will be stopped. and New
clean and pure. one in which there will be no
fheang by G oSs tTa w t
a model for all city governments In tho country
REPUBLICANS SHOULD DELIGHT TO HONOR
LOW.
From The Indianapolis News.
Seth Low is such Republican the party
should delight to honor.
Lows PROSPECT FRIGHTENING EVERY
HOUR
From The Chicago Post.
The chances of Seth Low the candidate who de-
serves TO win, Frightening every the
most sc sober a aWd bc n OF the
week have been uniformly In his favor and another
week Of energetic and enthusiastic work may give
him the victory. The changes from Tracy to Low
are significant and constant. and the remarkable
Republican meeting addressed by such prominent
Choate has opened the eyes OF the Independent
position to Low VIII New1ofa rise 70 the ocoa
portunity?
MAN OF HIGH CHARACTER.
From The Yonkers Statesman.
Mr.. Low is capable and conscientious. and really
anxious above all things 20 do his duty He IS a
man Of very high charecter ana II would BE- Of
rs history with such man In the city Han. 1t
is not evidence Of dsloyalty ;her parry for Re-
nnbIicans TO advocate Mr.. Lows election. and
belief is that the Republican party In New-York
ccpted him as It's candidate The election Of Mr.
I nw we also believe, would be highly beneficial
10 The party more so than the short sighted pOllti-
clans perceive.
THE FATE OF THE NEW CITY.
From The Jewish Messenger.
IN Tuesday next the battle of the ballots will
decide the fate OF the new city. Shall New-YOrk
So governed by the people through their repre-
een,ative or by the party leader debating men and
measures? Is duty TO the city subordinate TO
PMrr' OK is so eminent citizen that he is abso-
,,aiy trusted He has borne himself during the
luamH;aipn with candor and dignity His election
fnr whct We earnestly pray Will maintain and
aTvance the standard Of official duty-of public and
nri,atc life in the great city Mayor Strong's ad
pministration has proved blessing In the superb
mrnDress toward good government and the happi-
pc pc ~ the people. Merely TO enumerate the i'm
ansa gains effeced-the Magistrates. the depart
n,enIS OF Docks, Charities. Fire and Police and
neis ali the health conditions. the parks the
above an ssbhows clearly that tho election Of Seth
: nrv newt Tuesday is New-York's opportunity. and
III ,nnre 10 the benefit Of men and mankind.
PLATT AND REPUBL1CANISM.
r,o,, The Chicago Times-Herald.
,,.rv large and respectable portion Of the Re-
AA,,na1 marry In Ncw-York City Will support Seth
puDn' Snr MAYOR instead Of Mr.. Platcs candidate
10" future OF the Republican party as an organ
I ne does not DEF end upon Mr.. Patts as endency
i I Tew-York MIR. Plat is not the Republican
III The selection Of n man, 10 manage the
parry municipal corporation should be left TO the
gsonie of New-York, without interference from
Reoppa washington Ohio or Nebraska