, 1897-10-19
NEW YORK POLITICS.
a. DOZEN MEETINGS HELD IN THE
BORCUGHS MAKING UP THE
GREATER CITY.
General Tracy Addresses the People.
Followed by Senator Thurston ct
Nabraska-An Effort to Get an
Opinion From Byran on the Middle
Proves Absolutely Friitless.


New York, Oct. lS.-Dozens Of meet
ings were held in the boruughs making
UP the new city 0t New York. Gen.
Tracy, the republican candidate Tor
mayor, was the principal speaker at the
CNarmont avenue rink. Brooklyn. to-
night.
Gen. Tracy referred to his ~personal
friendship for Mr.. low, which ne hoped
would continue. All ne charged him
wish was a mistake OF judgment and
want Of political wisdom, that was all.
'If," said Gen. Tracy, Il thought it
necessary to antagonize the party in or
der to ecure good government, would
sooner thrust my hand into the burn
ing flame than proclaim myself a re-
publican"
The concluding address vas delivered
by Senator John M. Thurston. Of Ne
braska.
There was a large and very enthusi-
a,s.ic crowd at a Henry George meeting,
which WIS held at uhe Lexington we
nue. opera house. Mr.. George made a
speech introducing ex-Posumaster Day.
ton, who was cheered.
After stating that he stood on the
principles OF Thomas Jefferson, Mr..
Georgs said that he had asked no ale
glance from Mr.. Dayton. They were
both opposed to one-man rule and
thought that the reign Of the one Earl
Of New York should come to an end.
/ MIR. Dayton made 3 long address. at
lacking Tammany haal and Croker
ism"
Mayor Strong spoke tonight at a Seth
Low mass meeting in rhe Murray Hill
Lyceum
He said:
There has been some little row kick
ed up owe the president o: the borough
Of Nebraska presenting to tell us who
we shall eject as our firss mayor. Now
Mr.. Thursson is a very nice man. but
l do moi think that New Workers. need
his assistance in telling diem fer whom
l,H, vote WV, ,h,s .-.., n,.. ,es,.
like reaching out aud taking in as one
Of its borotIgars. then 1t will be time
enough for Mr.. Thurston to tell us foe
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