New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
ART WARES FROM THE ORIENT.
Van GaaSbeek 6 Arkell
BROADWAY 22D ST. AND 5TH AVE.
GENERAL HARRISON NUT ~ Or DH IL
No INTENTION or TAKING PART IN inA
LOCAL, CAMPAIGN-FRIDAY NIGHTS
rr1,-pr IcAN MEETING.

NJ INTENTION OF TAKING PART IN ifiH
,oc.r CAMPAIGN-FRIDAY NIGHTS
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
,ro,,ors making for the Republican
mass-meeting OF Friday evening at VIM
vii, sneak are still far from complete
r.. . Republican candidate for Mayor cai'eu o'
- p-o.,aor, Harrison late yesterday afternoon
=. ,ho ,,isth Avenue Hotel and remained ciose'eo
..',,,, h,r, for half an hour. When ne came
,ou,ns,,irs he was asked II General Harfiso"
,,.o,,,d sneak at Friday evenings mass-mee'ins'
.,a bo re,lied that General Harrison hao sa'u
,.,. ha had so many engagements just no" 'i"'
!, ~ ,,onossjble for him TO say whelher nc
,,.o,,,d he IN town until Friday. Hence ne was
oh,o 70 make any promises. General lay
was at RhnecliH Monday night 10 see eHuo'
orror Io,, p Morton, but he salo the 'i''' '
no political import
Ex-President Harrison, In response " "' "
ou,rv az TO whether he would MAKE d 'pe.O
AZ the meeting Friday night SAID last iie"'
"I have no intention OF making spee."
have met General Tracy only IN sociai wa
and have not changed my expressed detern'''a-
ton of taking no part in the campaign
Iosonh II. Choate met General Tracy IN the
lobby Of the Fifth Avenue Hotter.
Uhor Mr. Choate went into the hotel General
Tracy was standing at the desk "ai'ihs' h"'
,r, conf his card up TO General Harrison
Catching sight Of Mr. Choate. he SHOOK hahoS
heartily with the latter. and n newspaper man.
with whom the Republican candidate had peeh
chatting said inquiringly:
what do you think OF the political SITUATION
Mr.. Choate?'
The lawyer dropped General Tracy's hand'
and replied slowly:
"Why Low will be elected Of course. All
good men are going 10 vote for him. are tney
not?'
Then he passed on and General Tracy went
upstairs to see the ex-President.
General Tracy could not be drawn into ex-
pressing any opinion upon the Citizens Union
ticket
"cuizers Unlon?' he said. wrnking his eye
brows in apparent mental effort TO recall the
fact that he had ever heard OF it, citizens
t-rtor," no repeated why 1 have never
on YES. I remember now to have seen men
lion Of such an organization. And you tell me
they have put a real live ticket in the field ?
when dId all this happen? Last night, en- !
Whv. saw nothing about It In the papers this
morning I must have missed the reports But
tho evening papers may have something ABOUT
the ticket. I'll buy one presently ana to-nhor-
row maybe | VIII De ane &c 'aiA u !ou
about it, - A., ,.
When asked for some comment upon the sltua-
ton lust now. as IL appeared To hln Geherai
Tracy became serious, ana reluseu W say any
thing for publication. .
Edward Mitchell will preside at the meeting
Friday night and the principal SPEAKERS VIII
be General Tracy and Chauncey NJ. Depew
pcnublican Headquarters were quiet yesterday.
hcc,ise Mr. Qulgg was In Brooklyn talking TO
some Republican women Secretary Manchester
sat I'm Mr.. Quigg's chair, and when asked what
organization Republicans thought or the COM
| nlete Citizens ticket he answered Il haven't
heard Mr.. Qulgg say anything about IT.