The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
LOW CAN'TFORGIVE TRACY.
THE CIT CANDIDATES. BITTER FEEL
ING FOR HIS RIVAL.

He Looks Upon the Generals Candidacy as n
Personal Injury TO Himself, SO His Friends
sny-Cits, Campaign Committee Eniai Eed.
Little by little tho real feeling that inspires
Seth Low in this campaign comes out, never
from him openly, but generally through friends
Of his TO whom ho unburdens himself. That
feeling Is ono Of intense personal Bit
terncss toward Gen. Tracy. who stands
In the way of Mr.. Low gratifying his ambition
to he the first Mayor Of Greater New York. 1t
is impossible for tho newspapers to get at first
hand what Mr.. Low thinks. for he refuses to
see reporters himself and refuses to allow his
secretary to speak for him, saying that
he deems it moro dignihed for a can.
didato for tho Mayoralty of New York
to make his statements from the platform in
stead OF to the newspapers. None the less. his
intimate friends talk sometimes. One of them
had n long chat with him yesterday, and when
he came out OF tho sanctum sanctorum in the
second floor front OF the Cit headquarters he
talked of what the candidate had said.
Mr.. Low" said he, is not unduly confident
over the result. He feels that up to this point
it is anybody's fight. and that he stands as good
a show OF election as any other candidate. Ho
feels that no has n hard task before him, and
must do lots OF work"
THE SUNS informant went on to say that Mr..
Low had spoken of Gen. Tracy with considerable
bitterness. The candidate said that he and
Tracy had always been friends and the pleasant:
est rotations had existed between them until
head of the Republican ticket. As 1t was. he had
become convinced that II was a case Of Tracy
and Plat in business and Plat and Tracy In
politics. and ho intended to beat them out Il he
could: Tho Cts candidate showed much feel.
ing when he said thcse things, and he talked at
length in such a manner as TO show that tho
ondary to his desire to beat out Gen Tracy.
MIR. Low spent two hours at headqnarters
Yesterday afternoon. receiving his friends and
committee. The latter has been enlarged SO
that now, II consists OF Charles Stewart
smith, Chairman, Oscar. 5. Straus,, Will
AS ex.oiticio members the Chairmen of the yari-
Gus committees: John b. Pine J. Kennedy. Tod.
James Loeb. w. II. Roome. Il: W. Glider. j. w.
Pryor, Boudinot Keith, and Edward A. Drake.
According to the programme, these gentlemen
meet each afternoon and talk. and at night the
Executive Committee meets and talks Of what
the Campaign has talked.
The candidate received calls from the usual
holds, Charles Stewart smith, John +; PING.
| Henry White, and John E. Eustis, all
Of the Executive, Committee; In addition to
Charles a. Schieren Of the same town, eX-Judgo
Angel of the Bronx, William Brookfeld, Rich
ard IL. Derby. and Mrs. w. J; S chicfelin..
The Candidate takes another whirl at SPELL
binding tonight, and will speak in three places.
At 8 o'clock he will speak before the Blaine
Club. 2l3 East Broadway: in new Irving Hall.
2lS Broome street, at S:i5.and in Webster Hall,
1l9 East Eleventh street. at $3.50.
Tomorrow night he will rest. but on Friday
night he expects to speak in Majestic Hall; ll5
West l2oth street, al 8; in Old Homestead Hall,
Third avenue and Ninety.third street. ct $50.
and in Creamery LyCeum, l15 West Twenty.
third street, at 1913. On Saturday night he will
street. at S:l5. and in the Murray Hill Lyceum.
lGo East Thirty-fourth street, at 8 o'clock.