New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
CHICAGO TO TAKE A HAND.
.AyoR HARRISON WILL SPEAK FOR
VAN WICK.
oouSe HERE WITH THE COOK COUNTY pEMoc-
nary 70 INSTRUCT NETWORK VOTERS
prRp CoLEH'S LETTER OF &C

pIRU CODE1i ) DEI TEX VI AZ
CEPTANCE.
The doubt that has been astatins the Iammany
s.rs Cor the last day or two as 10 whether
ssaror Carter n. Harrison o: Chicago would re-
me-! hls nrom!se 70 MIR. Croker help Judge
~, UycS's campaign by addressing mass-meet-
~, IN this city set At res; yesterday. There
-" 10 question that Mr.. Harrison hesitated for
nile before making up his mind to speak in New
yo,t but yesterday John C. Sheehan received the
,,uovins telegram from him:
will be with you October e. accompanied by
rook County Democracy"
Mr. Sacehan extremely jubilant after re-
.sylng this telegram. for the reason as he ex-
..ned that the managers Of the George campaign
"a asserted that Mr.. Harrison could not be in
.u,ed. in the face of the developments that have
ten place since Mr.. Croker was In Chicago. TO
axe any active part in Judge Van Wyck's canvass.
COLER's ACCEPTANCE.
eir3 s Co!er the Tammany candidate for Con-
,ro,.r sen: his formal letter OF acceptance yeser-
a.v TO Almet F. jerks. the chairman OF the Notif-
...ou Committee. Among other things. Mr.. Coler
said IN his letter
r,s mowers and duties OF the Controller have
,ssn greatly increased by the new charter. As the
Mad OF the Department OF Finance, MS authority
ss;ends 10 almost every matter affecting the imam.
s Interests Of the city 1t is his duty to prevent
aaste or misapp.icaton OF the citys moneys, 10
he wss Of ah
lo,iu,i1n shall be neither overpassed nor evaded.
The Ds no pe ree
by the people shall. II elected ever bear IN mind
,ns' ,Slic good as the only criterion OF official
ton and duty and. SO far as Hes in my power take
ss-s that the strictest economies are introduced
90 everv branch OF the pubic service and tho high
credit OF the city maintained
charles II. Knox will preside at the mass-meet-
ing TO be held at Tammany Hall on october Is.
.h,.b will be addressed by Mayor Harrison. Others
TyneC.el Is.
william MoAdoo. OF New-Jersey; Perry Belmont
Hugh J. Grant. William r. Grace and Thomas r.
Glroy.
JUDGE GAYNOR's LETTER.
Elliot Danforth chairman Of the Democrats State
Committee made public yesterday letter written
by Justice William J. Gaynor. referring to the can
didscy Of Judge Alton B. Parker for Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals. Mr.. Danforth explained that on
october y a committee Of eight members of the
rls,er County Bar, headed by Augustus Van Buren,.
,,,sa to all the attorneys Of the State an article
,-on The Albany Law Journal tnon-parusan
dated October 2. headed: Non partisanship IN the
s,,eetion Of Judges" Justice Gaynor wrote reply
"a the article In letter dated october To- ana ao
dressed 10 Alr. Van Buren, The letter Is as ioi-
lows:
~ !" tSs csnddacy Of Alton &. Parker FOR Chief
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals ought 70 ea'e mo
George ticket and the Low ticket is blank In some
who intend 70 vote fo tneSe 70 'W tbs fact
and be asked to remember when they vote ,nei G
,ictAt 10 also vote for Judge Parker at the nead
Of the Democratic column; II Is very easy LOT tnv
20 heh a. and important Office Judge Parker Is not
only learned and able man. out ne mas ma u.
~ human nature which is essehlidi 20
a. Judge He is no mere dotter OF Is and crosser
Of is. ,.,s,zo .,.ct,on cases
and cannot therefore well tske par, IN pc
huca can rf,san oflce I would venture TO caH
pubc attention TO the matter Of the ballots ISIS as
affecting Judge Parker were II not ,na ors wbose
,'t,srsnce would attract general attention l tfusl
thar YOU will give this matter ne pest a''e"''0"
and I shall be glad 10 assist you nero