New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29

had made a promise To one Mr.. fcyioiuS az"
10 Mr. Clark. ard that they would NOT rcic"Sc
Mr. Low he did not have any influence VII"
HE o,v, machine lie could not got it to lot him
] Of He would have 10 keep his word with Nh
Reynoldg and let the city so hang. Nominate
him. my friends from Brooklyn? don't hrii'Ve
YOU have got it in your heart to vote io' such
/ man Gentlemen Of the convention. this was the
noint at which the conference broke up ana II
is the point at which all other movements ior
Seth Low are going to break up too. tchcefs)
OLCOTT NAMES TRACY.
When Mr. Quigg had finished ard scrambled
down from the platform. District Attorney VI
colt who had been selected to make the speech
nominating General Tracy. took the platform
and performed his assignment in the following
words
1t IS with tho dcpes, personal satisfaction ma o
rise TO nominate the man Of al! men III , 10 oe
The first Navor OF the Metropolis. lAppiauSrJ
II Is with high assurance that TINS n9mn'e - h.
rcsents the climax Of political ava ani ny Name ns
He is one who yields to none in his und,sturpc1
and , hss n n an" aecion for
good municipal government. ard one VINO o., nr ha
Votons. It is natura, for a contention of Repub,
l!csns. In the time Of a grave crisis in an holt o
thoughts toward this great man whose nam nam IS
upon my lips for he was assisting at the 9, r1 pl
state the first Republican National convention ION,
and he has o SSen he uBB os not led tbs party
he has FOLLOWED and when he has n ca Tc Tact
that he has lived both in Brooklyn and New-for i
that he owes so to say eaua allegiance 10 o oH,n
man with fashionng the bond of union between
them makes II natural and oommcnd% nnns sa' he
sTALwART REPUBLICAN.
Must speak in apolog cadence that this
man is a stalwart Republican? Not TO the student
Of contemporary history. for he knows that in Ma
ton State and city. for generation past. the Re-
publican party has been the party of accomplish
nent. wisdom and reform. What movement ior
freeing the enslaved lettering the masses or
running a city along honest business lines out mas
started from. been mainly supported by. TINS
party of ours? (ApplauseJ Did you ever near Oh
movement for genuine reform the nucleus ana
heart and strength Of which was not the Kepun-
honest officials have been found among the ranks
of Democrats aud Mugwumps. but history VIII
conscience NppiauseJ Personal liberty and Ma
;ionai honesty our party hss stood Tor a. on
Albany. and the best municipal government "vot
known upon this continent Why then; ca" II n ,So
greater city: applause DO hear some ono SAY, say
affairs" SO do we, in believing that no partisan san
considerations must be permitted 10 interfere WIN
the ,ha, U pnd ability are the
first requisites in nominee i1r One r ~
( honesty and ability name which stands as the
highest example of accomplishment In wldc scope
tried and consistent member Of n" pary W won
stood for the s.. Louis platform Of financial honor
: ana social order is fact 10 his adNail'ef ~ Z"
candidate. tApplause)
FOUNDATION or \ REPUBLIC.
Fer the system Of government by parties. which
is the foundation of republic is surely not wholly
good thing in National politics and wholly a
bad thing whom applied TO territory. local indeed
! hu, which yet is Of moro importance than many OF
the nations of the earth. Party responsibility Is
ofientimes "A guarantee OF the continued enects OF
good government. while The theory Of non-partsan;
personal government have too often led TO dlsinte-
grafton ana chaos ana me spcTny wbich
starts to-day with its sole Impulse the character
c eau ' it lacks continnng railing point
| nominate man who. besides standing Tor the
Individual record almcst sui generi- oApplauseJ
u mas been said and truly sald. maj 10 nan W
pressed himself upon the life Of his time 70 read
from ris biocraDny IL 10 read the history Of his
rs The chicf Official Of his county Later he IN
Stat Lts'.laure rRen he left the field OF law
/ and staiesmanship and cmolnmenis 10 go on the
& - ID or latte. ard his sword was unsheathed 10
pro'or r.. ccm,fy a"d 20 ovcrhrow ihG .onIsnir,
ine wilderness and spottsylyana and was WIN
United states Dstr.t-Attorncy ard his record
mr. WAS OF energy urrlshtnesS ana success. Mex
, - was Judge upon the Court OF Appeals bench
la, court OF which il l. said that, after ihe Su
gieme Court of the United States ard the queens
moulGer of The Enslish-speaflng race. Then Prcs-
den; Harrison made him his Secretary OF the Nary
were 50 splenddly displayed mat men OF al par.
- and nations approved ARD Appauded. ro-dar
20 our Nay ;he hsito-shps bearing the nlnlea
OF n" two cities which hold the major par % t3c
'he Greater Ncw-Yorh Commission me-; Il ratu-
az w'nou H diisen , chose ' ms maa 10 he
other. IN" accomplishment ~ this Crca: union is
Due. GREAT applause and ohecrSD
THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE"
OF what other can it he said. as indspuiabiy as
OF this man: Here is the logical candidate the
best candidate for the approaching Mayoraty"?
Is not here the ideal union candidate? lis trans
cendent merit claims not only your yoie and the
votes Of those whom you represent, but the vote
OF every practical seeker after good yoyerrm' -.
We VII give MIN our support ana that Of our fri u,
era bSm edsSo as Of h has p a HS pTn
years. Ard In the interest of good tovernne-t.
h' rat '' man whom we name oV We AK for c
woes OF all those who seek the complete overthrow
% Tammany Hall. who seek perfect Il city rcv-
crrment as the best mind and heart and conicrncc
ard eXpe'ience can produce. 'Applanaol ST..
man and Mr.. Low were nominated for .he Mayor.
@ Q; 6ro0Eyn and ;na f di f 2r 81
IN spirit o. scf;Gffaeem"nt and nairiasm VIII.
the hour arrived when Mr. Low With siniir piri.
oiism and with nobler honor than could come
from any other course. can say; VIVA you ga
for me and for good government. ! shall 10 Tor
man a successful adminisra,or. a man ana olfizen
OF the highest Typ" ana the competest experience.
benjamin +. Tracy. Cheers and loud applause)
With the last words OF Mr. OlcOtts speech
somebody pulled string which sent large por-
trait Of General Tracy down into view the
wall between the portraits Of Mckinley and
Hobart. Electric lights had been arranged TO
display it well, and IL flashed into sight with
good effect. There was great din at the sight
of it. The convention in n body. except
ing the Worth men, who kept their seats and
the delegates shouted and waved handkorchefs
for a minute So
WORTH PRESENTS LOW