The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-20
AT PARTY HEADQUARTERs.
NTEREsT OF WOMEN.

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Of women, either organized in clubs or
acting independently,
Thus far General Tracy and Mr..
George seem to have the cali in favor
OF the feminine population, and many
of the MeKinley and Bryan clubs Of
1895 are again TO the fore.
Richard Croker spent half an hour
at Tammany han today His views
were asked on the subject of discipline
ing certain old Democratic leaders in
Kings county. who threaten to cut Van
Wyck Mr. Croker advised a general
action.
REFORMED TAMMANYITES.
Speaking of some Tammanyites who
had gone over TO the Citizens Union.
he said: 1T is a singular fact that men
who are kicked out of TammanY all be-
come reformerS.
He thought it a mistake to bring
speakers from outside of New York TO
tell the voters What they should do in
a municipal campaign.
Henry George WAS again in q reminis-
cent mood today. It grew out of an al
fusion to the question of S;eracity which
has arisen between him and eX-Comp-
troller irwin over the mayordlty cam
pain Of 1885, ard related to the part
taken - the canvass by the Rev. DR..
Edward Acklins. which resulted in Dr.
McGlynn's suspension from the priest
hood. AIR George said he went to
Archbishop Corrigan TO plead for DR..
McGlynn.
TA0INIANY RAN THE CHURCH
1.-THE archbishop was very impa-
tent" he said and would not listen
to any explanation which l tried to
make clear. ! was not in any way
antagoaistic to the Catholics or the
doctrines OF the Catholic church Tam
many ran the archiepiscopal college at
that time"
Al!eS ". Thurman. son Of the late
Senator Alien e. Thurman. has written
q letter 70 Henry George which sim
cerely wishes Mr.. George success. Mr..
Thurman wes formerly chairman of
the Ohio state Democratic convention.
MONEY ON TRACY.
Colonel Henry /. Swords, sergeant
alarms TO the Republican national
committee. visited Wall street today
and offered to bet any part OF So. 900
at even money that General Tracy Will
poll more votes than Seth Low for the
mayora4ty contest. He succeeded in
placing about $50 on it among men,
bers OF the stock exchange and half as
much more With brokers on the curb. 3"
This is only d small part of the
Tracy money lying around loose" said
the colonel. The only trouble is we
can't find any Low money TO put it up
against"
Van Wyck sim leads in the betting
on the stock exchange, odds as good as
to l that he VIII win being offered.
Henry George tonight addressed an
assemblage Of more than 1000 people
at I.ioa Park han, on tho upper west
side of this city. Ex-Postmaster Day
ton also spoke.
After telling OF his candidacy for the
rnayoraIty II years ago on the identical
platform on which he is running now,
Mr. George said:
II viii not be cheated and counted
out, The great time has come when the
Deople are interested in this campaign
and L am honored to be the standard
bearer of the Democracy Ii the people
don't want me, then all right Who, in
the name of duty, should the people
vote for? Let it go back that ne have
rejected the DretenSions of this friend
Of the Prince of Wales. Our ticket is
the ticket Of the people I am glad 70
see the standard of the people raised
again 1 hoped TO the last that the
Democratic convention would stand for
principles.
Van Wyck. representing Richard
Croker. was put forward. The fight OF
last year against the trusts was ig-
nored. Bryan was beaten, but we raise
that standard again. If We are sue
cessfm we will discharge our duties"
Mr.. Dayton then made characters.
tic speech against Crollerism.
Mr. George and MI Dayton after
wards addressed a second large meet
ing in Harlem Mr.. George said:
"Mr MeIugh of the Long9horemer
told me he had seen pay rolf at HaZ-
Teton, Pa. and there we're on 1T names
of men who only drew 3 to % cents q
day. Think of it, Nien doing the hard
work of these coal miners for FMS mis-
cradle pittance and this was not paid ii