The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-03
Low Is NoTA REPUBLICAN,.
WHY THE ORGANIZATION CAN'T 40
OEPT HIM IN ANY FORM.
mead Out or the Party by tis Own Letter RE-
noapcinG Republican Doctrine In tho Fnar-
risen Campaign, and ny His REF usai 20
Haln nilnlne In tho CnmpniEn OF 1855,

.a.,c,,, 1s,,,,,c,, poctr,,e n, IN, unr.
rise, Campaign, ana ny His REF usaI 70
us,p Blaine In tho Campaign or laaa.
p...,,.., or,uo ., Tho p.,rh,icon conn,v
cs-wi,,a. la, 1or v,sho-,. Is,,nd ves,crdav.
~. 4. marb.r =, Tho oomr,ission IN nnnraise
~. 80 - ,ha ,sl.nd and no did not boIievo
ar. ~ Nv h,s nsaoci.,ss a ~ m, commission
-..sn - III % nnJ.h ,hoIr bus;pess before
Ss.,.a.~ - S,,doy pr.sIdent ouiop said that
- norr i,t,is % IA ~ What has already
a.,,Ia annnornInn On. nomination NJ
a.,h ~ hv ,ha handful NJ Citizena' Union
~-er,. a, No. yort
Th.r. go a npmb,r of nersona Yesterday
~ ia nat the decI.ration n, tho Republi.
". a., ar, -,ou,d NOT .ccon, Mr.. Low Al.
.s.l's.ns,Sa,o 90. moro or less bluT. and thew
s.s..sS 49,, ,h., ,be Rsnnblican leaders who
srs now in opposition to Mr.. Low protested
against tho nomination OF Mr.. stronB as
lfnvor of New York and tho nomination Of
NJ, MoKin,ev an the candidate of the Re-
publican National Convention, and In the end ao-
49, 10 ,Ss 60. ,sat ~. pnn,h.
eAose oonversant with the Facts tnat inc topao,
IL; Mckinley had " perfect r'sh s. TO MAKE lax ,a snenf
cate. ta other uu"t than IN Mr.. Strong and Mr.. Nc.
Tinloy: but Il was remarked that when
m, S,rong and Mr.. McKinlev were nomi.
sstsd no honorable Republican could oppose
their election, for the reason that their records
- TO national policies were straight Neither
Gr. Strong nor Mr.. Mckinley had ever deserted
= uop.nnr S,..u VI 10 . .,.h, - .,.na h.
enc. "hiio 1.opuoiieaus nuu 'soAu
their respective candidates before nomination.
c,sot,on ~ the,e two gontlemen when thew vere
eeo,ion o, 'ne'e Two R'h'i'"eh WHICH, lucy "oio
"a tnat the peop,e who said that the RopublI.
.a-..,steU ~ $3.50 Sow Vort ,sonid
eAh ORGANIZATION y Hroator w" vi "ou
bo found In the end to accept Mr.. Low. argued,
Il was declared, from false premises, and 1t was
pointed out that Mr.. Low. who has been known
for fifteen years for his pronounced non-partisan
views In municipal campaigns, had resigned
from his ward organization in Brooklyn because
he could not support the national policies Of
e eoeie nsoP %epe supplied iiedd' OF Mr. ni lows ''s'ii letter. Il;
which he resigned from his ward organization
SdstItSnf Sdt sSpp e m a natippaal f pUliSy. TSs is,t ss
IL as follows:
.o,an,,,o rrotA,,o] %BRo 2,S, ss:r 1nns 49, 1885,
a. q member Of the First Ward Republican As.
S port tSe party pu 80 upon prau the l p 81 faUp peeently
Sdopted at Chicago. / believe in protection to
t tS,a r sSSnlTs se h vo ae under rG it i'm in the fno last f eWsSt IN
6ye years. but to my mind tho signs arc many
Tbryrfope 7 beIeye in n revision of the tariff
man principlcs directly opposed to the Chicago
SSlStform.
p@aT had boped the Reppblican marty would II.
self undertake to remodel the tariff upon lines
that would gradually transfer the industries of
the nation from an Artificial to n rational basis,
I beiieye that such a course Ia demanded by the
trnr intereatso S labor The poiicv actuarl1 ont.
lined seems 10 me fnll of DANGER II The coiintrv
Ghe kigher and tbe tjobter the dam ia mnjs
the ersater tina destrnction when The Hood
breaks through. and I cannot believe that a
country M LARGO as the United States can he
permanently held sloof from The great trade
novcments If he outside world s' A~N'
az ramain in aympsthy with tho ,Rennb,;can
marty "a to many points and esperiaifS am I IN
fine with them as TO State matters: but inns.
much, az i feai cemnelled at the uresspt lime 10
r. Controlled nv The fnreeoina cpnsideratinns
SceT1 ~ uroner IN nIace INV res;nnation st tbe
disnosal NJ the assaciationl Respsctfniiy o' 'N'
ASrru nw"
President asrr,.on had ina, heen nonninatad
by the CHICAGO Convention when NJ. Low wrots
f6ts istter He declined 70 tate NAT IN M
6iaine eampni9n Of 1894 becanse he aaid he
aid moi hefiev. hat a non'nar'aap Maynr
shontS taSe nart IN \ nafionaI tght II nf M
Rennb,ican jeaaers of thoss dnys !, nroo.i W
Sc1ged Mr. Low to n,ate sneecbas i, ~. Stnts ~
ofthnt day sent n nn1pher Of sm;sssries 10 NJ
Tow feliin1 him that he conId he n y NJ servJc:
10 Inc Ropublican partv n he would msIe a feyv