New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
SCHTRX PUTS THE JSSt T. FLifNhf .
TT Is HONESTY AGAINST POLITICAL COR
PI-PTION. HE SAYS. AND HONEST
MEN OF BOTH PARTIES MUST
VOTE FOR LOW.

The Children's Playground. occupying hair INC
block between Second and THIRD ayes III Hns'
-frst-st. was allcd last night with
people who were eager 20 hear The c.oslhF SP''h'4
OF the Citizens Union campaign In the ANNH"
Assembly District. This is usually Democratic
d,strlct bur ~ the meeting last night could -erv"
az any sign OF the local feeling. the district VIII
20 this year for clean government 10y the people
Carl Schurz was one Of the principal speakers
of the evening. The Issue OF the campaign ne
said rs Tammany or Seth Low Choos" eth"f
rammany or the distinguished citizen you have an
opportunity to vote for. | am told that ths IS 3
democratic district II YOU are honest Democrats
Won ca mo, vote for Tammany. az IL IL no honest.
In our memory the people rose M t"ic" b'caus" %
scandals perpetrated 10y Tammany Hall Som' OF
us remembcr william NJ. Tweed and the fact that
he was sent TO TIM pon!tcntiary. We all remember
$50, There were some men living then who dil
not 20 20 the penitentiiry who ought TO have gore
there.
'oro YOU who are honest Republicans would say
that YOU cannot vote FOR the Republican candidate.
because that means holf vote for Tammany II
YOU are a Henry George man you cannot vote Tor
either the Republican or Tammany candidates.
George died fighting for his country. and George
man who would vote for Tammany would b" Ike
traitor deserving to the enemy when MS general
was shot down. This hght Is already decided The
cause OF the people. liberty and good government
Is tt, cause Of victory SETH To-" YIN i..u" Veto
II C. F. Koch. the Citizens Union candidate Tor
couocu from the IVth Council District. nadc a
telling hit on The audience whom lac said. IT, .pcak
ing OF tho rumors that had frequently circulated az
to Gerera! Tracy's withdrawal I'm Ei"a ina;
Tracv remained in the hgh' with MS friends 81
Tammany Hall We did not want his "lthdra"ai.
ne I, now places us I'm position 10 XIII on hnth
machines when you see copp'ih'ad ana Il
rat,iesnak. I'm Tia. same hole. you don't want one
NJ Them to get away. as YOU want 10 KIN the'h
hn,h and this Is the prcFont situation
srhs Home Kul. Democracy was represented ny
cona,or Charles t. Guy. who said: There J. one
To .h differ from our candidate 10Y
Mavor Hc IS - Republican; aad expects TO rcnai ~
ono I am a DemocrHt and expect 10 remain orc.
We are united. however. on what rs the chlci lSsle
in this camuaign. and That Is the people against
the bosses 800, -, ,,,, -, ,.,,r,,io-
made q short speech. In which he declared tina.
Tho cause Of the Citizens Union was the caIs" OF
every man woman and child In Greater Ncw-h orA.
..It f. fhe cause OF manhood. he said. THE Gnrs-
ZION Tor YOU to decide is VIII you have = govern
mont that IL your own. first and always. or one
,hot belongs to some ore else DO you want "
located i'm the city Hall or in some private business
| oNIc. or perchance. across tn" ocean - -
Edward f. insolvency. candidate" Tor sherlU
Ioseph Tarocque. Herman Robinson and Paul +.
iionpn were also among the Speakers The meeting
was held by the Citizens Union. the Rohcrt
Wright Republican club and the Homo KuIe
| Democracy and there was a parade through me
upper East Side before and after the mee'ihs