New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
HIS APPEAL TO ENROLLED REPUBLICANS
GETS UNWELCOME REPLIES.

,,,o ,ha beet WAY to beat Tammany. Al
though the contents Of Mr.. Quiges mailbag are
not known the disappointing results OF MS Z"
c,,,sr ar. nerfectlv evident. The anti-Iammah!
nevspaper Offices are already receiving COPIES
of letters sent to Mr Quigg. and In many cases
his original letter is sent in, with indofse"er'
N tho effect that the receiver is gong TO N"'e
for Low.
The Tribune yesterday morning rePor'u ''"'
DR. Norman W. Kingsley. of No ii' Mao'soi'-
ave had rcrlied to Mr.. Quigg that he was FOR
Low. -
Frank F. Thompson, Of No. 40 West One
.,,a,.a ora..wentv-third-s sent to The 1'rib-
une Yesterday Mr. Quiggs circular. win tn's
, .rhis NAV he o. interest TO you. ! vote
for Low. -
.,h.r oor,, was received from the Rev. j. Il
U.sson NJ No 600 West End-ave., with the
remark. "ln answer to this communication re-
oai,od nv mo would say that shall vote TOT
Low" ,,
Edmund Carleton. OF No 60 West Foriy-ninth
c, sends the letter to The Tribune, saying:
sunnose YOU have seen this but send " 10 make
sure" ..,
paul d Crayath. Of No 1O1 East Thrty-nin'h-
Ct also sends in his copy. His support OF 10"
is already well known
ASKS oUIGG TO VOTE FOR LOW
1ohn W PRISON whose office is at NO. lou
proaduav forwards cory Of the following
letter to Mr.. Quigg: 49,,
have received your letter o. O6i1nrr 5asknc
dressed to me as on ehIo , % ASSIST in The cicc
Before replying deslr T 10 tO Tia! gave my
hesion and vote the Wing party ap,an, MICA ''
Ven, out Of a Si'%nS vote at any have
never voted the Democratic ticket d n "a my
earnest =, Rt be success Of the Republican
have never held any office except Una. may az DEEDS
1s Win a Gas far,her that mem9sr Of the
Citizens Union and have eta TAKEN be ~ Low petition
regret that cannot comply Win your Teane or
consider the course taken by ,ne MOST npnWise and
9amaging 10 the best interests OF our p pa ifooai
heartily approve Of pa III ne constitution
pm not in favor Of the boss rule no matter IN
which party WH b,c fSs Is FOR the best Of the
people OF this city in the present CONES , bst Of
shall H9e Tor and mi "i is my deliberate Judgment he
elected Among my my 1 Ks5eo of the ei@c
t WnO" they are many-I know OF but six VINO
to vote for Of Nj Mr TT oS M Tracy has not
a shadow Of a chance to be elected and al t ma
can now the Republican party T9 ON s ctx and
s ,er IL ,b ne election of Mr. Low therefore have
TO make 10 EHu r Tow and You
win thereby serve the best interests OF the fepuo-
llcan party ana the CITY!
WHERE HIS sYMPATHIEs ARE.
r u Kenneson. Of the law firm Of kenneson.
Grain e. Alling. Nos II and IL William-*t.. sent
this reply to Mr.. Quigg's letter, when ne Also
received: -
of o sss tG e. isss "eio.ns Of hs Sew
York Press OF October 49, 1887 II is ttue am o,Ie
Sor the en enToe You are pleased to member
of the organization Of which you are presoen'', 81
that am an enrolled Republican !, is my duty ana ma
hence my pleasure 10 support General & t fr
candidate recently nominated by senator I'at' ~,
The Mayoralty OF the larger New-York | DO no, no.
Wish & ha my you sho"d not, in
false reliance upon my vote for General Trey mis-
rs HomF psy Of Yq's; ns + 1 ny to
mates and the estimates Of TIE Republican organ,
e e hs p SsS GU9' anS"Se sf
Tasy aGes t Re' ntea o MY b. dog
this hcht | naturally sympattze with me under
dog and sympathy IS 80 sronE tn nG ,e for n Inc
Republican nominee Of the Citizens Inlon' SEN
Low.
TO GET AS MANY AS POSSIBLE
Not only shall vote for him myself but shall
use my best efforts to for him the votes OF
as many others OF the 5000 enrolled Republicans
as possible Let me take the liberty OF adding here
that no man Of intelligence can be Imposed upon
by an appeal Of the kind you have sent out. IN
he first Place no m,e tpcre arn ~ M enrolled Re-
nublcsns' and no amount OF assertion on your part
Campaign on the part OF the Repubcans has been
up 10. this time in my opinion one OF buster, Yihe
S Sor Voting for the Republican Mr.. Low but
simply wish to say that It comes with mighty poor
me TO vote against Mr. Low on the ground that he
IL not Republican, and TO vote FOR Judge wal.
being well known that he twice refused 10 vote for
Republican electors In Presidenla, YEAR wo9d
like Senator Pat who bsckmalls corpora,ions 10
| latnre and then blackmas them again to secure
| legislation hostile TO corporations
ONLY HOPE LIES IN LOW.
William Houston Kenyon. of No. 32i Yves,
| Eiphtv-second- ST. writes to Mr.. Quigg fol-
! lows.
Your letter Of October 81 1897. urging me an
10 work for the party and 10 secure one other vote
for Tracy besides my own, is received, and the
/ am a Republican and member Of the Repub-
"a 1S a%S po ns Of A tie Rpa
lican party. and shall vote and work for the
Republican STATE ana AssemI
General Tracy has more chance Of defeating
the Tammany candidate for Mayor than quart OF
| Judgment therefore: a vote for Tracy Is rot a
vote for the Republican party, but Is hslf vote
Low has nghting CHARGE to win a. oyer T Ia
and that the only possible %ay 10 Gsfea'
reasons for this conviction need not enter upon
| here They are In the air on every side. He who
runs may read You yourself say that he is receiv
Ing his main support from Democrats That Is the
70 elect him. Therefore shall vote for Low There here,
vote" that you speak OF and get It in the ballot
box" for. Low ] am persuaded that, were you
| nght against Tammany and the hopefnlness OF
| Lows you would vote for Low. as propose TO do
| and that General Tracy himself would do the
| same and that no intelligent citizen and no true
| Republican could do otherwise.
| For what intelligent citizen in the present crisis
| but realizes that the defeat Of Tammany is the
| paramount issue, In comparison with which every
other issue whether Of protection, of silver.
| Of anarchism or OF government BY party. fades
into insignifcance. And what true Republican but
| knows that the defeat OF Tammany is the local