The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-14
B0WERY CHEERS TRACY,
THOUSANDS GREET THE REPUBLL-
CAN CANDIDATE.


''r "' Eipo"nded by
sen' Tr"cs' ana Cheer for Secretary Iiiias
on Hearing Ills Ietter-One Low Mama
Declaration OF ConVersion-scpn,o Th,r..
t,r,. 1o,u,r
"
The Bowery turned out and greeted Gen.
Tracy last night. 1t was a second Depew
night. Windsor Theatre was packed q
Few minutes after tho meeting wns started
and 1t continued packed until the end.
Tho only reason 1t wasn't packed when
the meeting started was that the doors of the
theatro wcro not opened sooner. 1t was .
whoop'up for Gen. Tracy and the Republican
party such as the Bowery is capable OF giving
when 1t gets tho chance. Besides listening TO
Gen. Tracy, the Bowcry had tho honor of first
listening to tho first official declaration of q
member OF President Mckinlcy's official
family that the Administration in this
hight stands for Tracy and sound.money
principles and nothing else. The letter from
Secretary of the Interior Cornelius n. Bliss,
which Is printed In another column, was handed
to Gen. Tracy while he was making his speech,
and at the conclusion OF the speech he read it.
Then there was a whoop.up that beat the whoop
Depew got when the Bowery christened him
The PEACH
Tho meeting In tho Bowcry was opened un-
officially by n small voice in the gallery that
's vs. hhNhiS 'NoAbN
was no response. The small voice bawled again:
"Hooray for Henry Georsel' and then
came a Bowery hiss beside which a steam
escape would DO as the dropping of water
beside the roar OF Niagara. 1t was just n
moment after this that Gen. Tracy. with
Congressman John Murray Mitchell and John
Sabine Smith, walked on the stage. The mo-
ment the Republican standard bearer was seen
there was a mighty roar of welcome that swept
from nnnr IN rnnf md from wall tn yCnl1 A NAV
that would not down and that grew in volume
AS 1t heightened TO n minute. Gen. Tracy
acknowledged it. 1t wound mp with cheers and
1t was followed with roars of laughter when the
band that didn't speak English struck up You
Can't Play in Our Yard"
"Shut uni" Come Off - "Dry mi" "Cork
orr.ait,n ~" UT
youte, Shou'eu Inc crown. uch' tracy
the piece in tho finest style. Tho leader Looked
astonished at tho unroar.
Get of the earth, WOW. WOW !" roared the
crowd and thcr ononf ,bo roo,ors tannod tho
.to"u' "nu tne" ouco the rootcrs tapped the
leader gently in the neck. and that stopped the
music.
The poverv ovo ,..o. ~
IL no"et! no'ef Was IN oet.er nuh'or tnnn
up for John Murray Mitchell. tho Chairman.
rho oo,,oa tho r,oo,inn ae,nt"ii. ~ -. ~
VINO caiiea inc meeting ohicialiy TO order. MIR.
mo one who has studied the situation at all
can donh, that ,be ponrtiIoan y, s =.
done everything in its power for many
months to bring about A coalition of forces
in favor of good government. Good govern
nent means no Tammany Hall. These efforts,
as you know. have failed, and failed for no
lauit OF anything which was done or could DO
done by the Republicans, but because of tho
! Citizens Union rprolonpod hissesI declining tn
meet u.s. declining to confer with US, to confer
| ppith he ranrnlnnfaffro nj IOS nnn -a-tataHAA
| Republican voters. ella ming that wc INNS, nccont
~. aartoo ,hair ,,a.a. esai,.si -|
and practically put ourselves and our own opin-
ions out OF existence, or there could be no con.
-. Ne..x
a conference after 1t has been announced to him
parties with whom he is to confer.
I'm this district we have made m indepcn.
speetive Of everythinE e9 9e the dcterni.
nation to crush, Tammany frauds-and we
ih ent T %9%i WYE yo assf IN sh the a Gibr S,noq Of 5F? Tam.
many Hall and made a Republican district OF It.
Does 1te e. mot this effort which we have made, with
nlion in a fight admittedly Tor the PURPOSE of
BB ee bonFt T yop pbin{E H Il ]sp,it YIis' or to in .6 SUys Seo.
9%Gnition. some consideration, and some conf
The proposition of the Citizens Union is:
Forget all questions OF national Importance.
Cease to be American citizens. Cnrtaii our
sSines and to o oitize y5siSn FOR i}m the PpbT r fSe OF ihi+
our city. Forget everything outside OF the city
OF New York. Forget the Influence which tho
city or New YORK has upon other, parts OF the
other natinhso Nv ND pwWlhIi9n VI II 'h'o" 'o""Fu
o..Is ~ hen.rsa a. hio,, ror,rho, nj.
noniireted 2 rro,t - nhsni", r"'ts n"S hos
hcing Wnyor 81 tthn rit,v 80 ,ta
Sort anS Who yonLi oo'Ii3 ,JiirI - 49,, , ~ :,
the MavnraiiW ofn"cIi E at NJ ~. III "T EcT "rr,co
frreat Sbccringi has haITW f.r ar 800 ;iinn.,ss
II 1his connfrr p" fba no' m 10 fEr;,Hanorr Posio,utus
date lie has 6ecn uIarcd NV 90" lie Initcd
S1ntos t!ovarnmomt l., tthno "' ~ Il ~, ns;,, n'1
trmst9 he has maven himsciFtn no y ,mannf on :.
ccntional honor nnimnnnrhnhI. irtc,ritN and
~ rho mnst hn,i md xnrI"S nhiIi,t "'N II ,hnr" ha
a. ci,nicn Lei Treon Cor rr,"r Ia NJ ou ~
co41sc ~ their services in NH IN" ,hc rii,cs ,hcn
Tracy deserves The palm. for he was he Cbmir..
f. Of Greotrr NV Sort - "4"t'e" N"'
.Siyivi i" shricl.ci To cro,vd and ahovei,a
voice ost. NN ""u
ia mister. 7 cot , be,tor ro,son nor ,b,t.
he's 90; noe i,ra n, tban H. nj Lar faIinr '""''
Tb5t rcn,ark cairht tho rro~i en- ,roat sh,nc
"Hurrav ! Come ntn,n" ycI'"d nnSiber voirt'
md snnnehoJy In a. ~ ,La hnrnr ,br.gv