The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-25

can ticket 1 nave bent eyery effort as q loyal
ticket from top to bottom. / know OF at least
fifty Low men who have seen the dupiicity and
who have become thoroughly Disguised with
Their ths s tSStlSs and m are now In line working for
Loyens lives in BrookiynJ' "oN0' N
John g. SGhram-l hope and expect that we,
Gsn YIN Traov l Inc hope and pray for tho success of
Joseph NJ. $. Millette-I take pleasure in as.
snr,ng yoS That Sr my vote and any influence I
James KSnnedy@i shall not only get ''ono
ticket, do not ovcrostimato what can do.
shall bring into tho ranks those thirty'ono
c; P. Maguire-I travel all over the borough
OF Manhattan and the Bronx both day. and
night IN my endeavor TO reach all my friends
worthy OF the name, will vote the ticket head
ed F BY Gen T. Tracy; ..n,,, ,ror, q
will do ali 7 / e SGyi for tS Gs success SSS asP of tho sP Rspa B
can ticket. The man who deserts his party
deserves to be drawn and auartered.
!. u: Wrisht-Any one who shirks now docs
John Moran-I have always done all in my
power for the Republican party, and l give you
my assurance that you can rely upon me 10
August q. AnEer-I have already interested
2 few who only vote the national ticket to reg.
quietly and effectively until election day.
Henri, w: Church.You can safely place to
my IVA tlEtt NOltS tslNt my oNu, hlSh
who would either not have voted at all or vot-
ed for Mr.. Low.
bers are working in the interest of Gen. Tracy
and the ticket.
time until the polls close on. election day for
the success of Gen. Tracy and the Republican
h. Haidler.--In my case your request was not
necessary. You can rest assured that l am
for Tracy. and the ticket;
publican from my, first vote l have never been
active In the work, owing to my business, but
one is elected besides Gen. Tracy, and therefore
place myself ut your pleasure as far as lies in
Thomas j. Money! did not need your letter
to spur me up to duty standard. Immediately
after nominations l appointed myself a com
Df MAX L. M%si Gsn. that I can do to
Alfred L. n. Bullowa-You can count on
A. Levy have now over 40 votes promised
me here and in Brooklyn for Gen, Tracy. l
a. VIII William slan P %alscf .FSM NOV DO ali linn in my nST power V;
for the success Of the ticket. The four Pantsch
brothers have yet to cast the first anti. Republi-
Frederick Dehr,-You can depend upon me
fully, and l will do all in my power to get as
many to vote for Gen. Tracy as possible on
G. W. lrvins-wm cast my. vote for the Re-
will do likewise, although not enrolled. In
addition I shall do a little missionary work
may be Sc :ured in this way.
K. L. Hecht--I never was an enrolled Republi.
can. nor a member OF the Republican organiza-
ton. but / beg to say that you have not mis-
taken me as a good and faithful Republican. !
have not been idle, as I have already secured
two votes in addition to my own. which / hold
myself responsible to get in the ballot box on
election Ta t day. Nysb for RI Gem e m T dGiGyy II IN NV nou.r ,or
the success OF our ticket and Gen. Tracy.
John NJ; Wilson, beg to assure you that,
shall continue to do 50 Tor the success of Gen.
Tracy and the Republican ticket.
Walter II. Smith,1f can be of any service
to you on election day in any capacity, will do
80 with pleasure. am for Tracy.
Thomas McKeogh-My first Presidential
Frank A. Richards-You may most certainly
Tx ticket. upG All OF ny the s sipR9 meinbe sns of K @y famiiH
reside in the city and can be counted as straight
George F. Dorsoh-I have never hesitatcd to
devote either my time or interest for the Re-
publican publ m1 PARTY PARTY q and bein now s, in the ne the Of 1.s trial a.
parasites. I believe 1t would be worse than
treason tofalter or hesitate TO give such strength
Clifford Harris-f will do all that lies in my
power to influence my friends friend. and n all others
sincerely hope that my help, infnitesimal as 1t
may be. viii go toward assisting the party to
G. F: Mershsnt-.Y You may rest assured that
my vote and the influence Of myself and wife
VIII Dc eXeTteO III OoiHli u Inc Chnuluht6S Oh
Win Xii forever tbs faint Of Cleveiandism
S Mn'i ind hSi S1h0 De eP he who u; he hne ma .ye S Sre SUBJ Hr
stituted for the settled principles of a party.
rePressntativen GoSsrnmsnt In II at an end; y. -
cure for the Republican ticket three votes that
would otherwise be cast against it. and If one
half of the Republican voters OF this county
could give you such u guarantee We would GER
tainiy have a walkover.
w. K. Woodruff am enthusiastically in
favor Of Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy being our
next Mayor: Have great hopes for Republican
{. W. Seguine-I have ono former Low man
pledged II for %o, Tray and and Tno5hSr id in view Eo,er whom 6ooa
W. ". Amory-l have secured the promise Of
twenty one votes for Tracy in addition to my
own, and will zee that they get in the ballot
E. Este.I will second your efforts to the best
Of my ability and pledge you not 'one'' but
Arthur Livingston-I have already gathered
candidate for Mayor. and the ticket is at the
head of the stretch and under a strong pull Is
roHHpi 3 s so%n to %viff'9 %Ii mako It nv bus,De.,
from now on to obtain all the votes I can for
Gen. Tracy. ! have already secured two men
S.. b. Jerome-I shall not only vote for Gen.
Tracy, as will my SON. but will exert what
There Is yet too much Organism. Dobsism,
free silverism and Tammanyism rampant and
threatening for Republicans to drift away from
Robert s. FiScher-Let mo state that I shall
eccrGtsdin!y get the nc s aad naE a'cke Sot moI and more
+. w. Bloomingdale i have secured. that
other vote and shall get 1t in the ballot box on
election day.
Otto L. .Vogt-I can assure you Of my earnest
endeavOr in behalf of the ticket.
NJ. =. Panel beg to say that ! am doing ell
in my power to help the election of Gen. Tracy;
Waldo E. G~ibbs-Iave, already got that one,
and can certainly promise to go .one better"
and will keep trying for more. The Republi-
cans are behind the party this year and are not
following strange gods.
J. H.. Patton-I am with you, and the sky Is
Frightening every day for Gen. Tracy.
Ernest Hall-Sour letter to the enrolled Re-
publicans is excellent. 1t will surely recall
any erring ones to the proper sense OF duty and
patriotism. This is no time to extend aid or
comfort to the enemies OF the grand old party
who are attempting to destroy 1t and dissipate
its'strength. No more magnificent statesman;
soldier. patriot, or scholar vas ever presented
for the suffrage of the people Than our splendid
Gen. Tracy, 1t y an honor and n high priyi.
lege to be allowed to vote for such IA candidate.
In our borough OF the Bronx, which contains a
population equal to many largo cities. the Re