The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-02
DESERVING THE LOW CAMP.
BRo0KLYN REPUBLIOhNs RALLY
MIAMI OTIS.

intolerance or the Lew MauaEcrp wakes Thou-
sands OF Votes for T~rac,-Torth'r 1ieuten-
nuts Refuse 10 Follow Him Hnto the Decoy
Isanks-No George Votes for the Cite feel.
The closing day OF the campaign found the
Republican warriors In Brooklyn determined to
keen the Tracy banner we'll in the front. There
was no letup in the energy which has character
ICED tho fight from tho start. The open retreat
Of Jake Worth and his retainer, George w.
Palmer, into the Cts Union column, right onrthe
eve OF the battle. has had q most stimulating In.
stead Of q depressing effect. as was intended,
on all true.bluo Republicans, and oven the men
who were formerly Worth's most energetic fac
tional supporters fastened to tho Court
street headquarters to assure tho man.
ayers Of thor steadfast allegiance to Gen.
Tracy and the entire ticket. Among
those district leaders who were anxious
20 administer another rebuke to Worth were
Fire Commissioner William Cullen Bryant,
John @. Deubert. Charles #. Rhinohart, County
Treasurer Hubert @. Taylor, and Quaran.
tine Commissioner Fred Schroeder. Coroner
Mason. who has been one Of worth's most &C
sive lieutenants, said: Tho Seventeenth ward
will be loyal to the straight Republican ticket.
Comptroller Palmer can't swing the Seven
teenth ward against Gen. Tracy" Lieu. Gov.
Woodruff and Messrs. Hamburg. Willis. Apple.
ton, Atterbury and all the other chieftains
were never more ~exultant at any stage OF the
contest, and were confident, after q final review
OF the entire field. that Tracy would beat Low
2 to /.
MI. woodruff said: "The party deserves to
win, and it will win. The follow ers of MIR. Low
know that in every bona.fde canvass they have
made tho votes returned showed that Mr.. Low
had no such strength as was claimed for him..
This has had q demoralizing effect on some of
them, and Gen. Tracy will receive hundreds of
votes tomorrow that have been confidently
classed for Low. Tho intolerance of the Low
Their refusal to believe that any one who is
against Mr.. Low and for the Republican ticket
them ln'P pho%sa gS 'e OF votes. Mr. te ho%'s s ars eth
tomorrow will come from the Democratic party.
and we arc glad OF it"
Ali effortst 10 divert the George vote in Brooklyn
TO Low has miserably failed. Low" one Of the
Executive Committeeman at the George head
. fraction of our vote. We propose to stand up
for tho PRINCIPLES for which Henry George died.
diversions from our vote in consequence Of the
death. of our leader will hclp Van Wyck and
Tracy much more than It will Low. who repre-.
There were wholesale OBJECTIONS from the
Low contingent in Flatbush yesterday. and
there wasn't a %gloomier spot in the old town
than the Cts Union headquarters; John Refs,
!" Ihave been for Low ali through the campaign,
but now my eyes have been opened to the peril
S1s eSnsj5ss, tho .s grand 7 T Sld RsRs rsnnr5 pdirsy 81 81
voting for Gen. Tracy and working for him from
the opening to the closing of the polls to-mor-
row.
George f. Waldo. another prominent Flat. |
bush resident. who was one of tho original Cts
committeeman, is now working with might and
main for Gen. Tracy.
The Brooklyn Times, which was tho personal
organ of Jake Worth. but refused to follow him
into the decoy camp after the nomination of
Gen. Tracy, issued this rousing ummon TO all
true-blue Republicans yesterday: i
I
of honor and OF sound national Is we'll rs sound
municipal principles has been nominated honestly |
upon Q straight-out Republican platform that spaTkles
with all those policies that have made the Repub-
lioan party great in nation, great in State, and great
in oityp
In record Gen. Tracy. is fawless. In performance
he has ever been agile and successful. In principles
he is absolutely sound. nationally and locally. By
every tie that should ever bind Republican to Repub-
lican he draws to himself all those who believe in
continued existence Of that party which last year
ditti that would have cut the throat OF commerce
and trade. and raised rSpudfation to q