Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-28

New York, Oct. 28.-Rev. Edward
MeGlynn, whose advocacy of Henry
Georges theories brought him into con-
fict with Archbishop Corrigan in 1886,
is frequent visitor at George head
quarters
DR. MeGlynn says there is no clash
between the Catholic church and Henry
Georges theories.
As was to be expected the bicycle
has appeared as a factor in the cam
paien. Theodore B. Willis, at present
commissioner of works of the city of
Brooklyn, is a candidate for the office
of register of the borough of Brooklyn.
In his interest there is published a
statement o. the street improvements
made in the years of Mr.. Willis incum-
bency of the commissionership, ana the
amount of money! very large sum
expended therefor. The statement con.
cludes with an exhortation to bicycle.
lists to vote for whom has done SO much
for their convenience and pleasure.
Following a long caucus of Republi-
can district leaders President Quigg of
the Republican committee gave out a
statement in part as follows:
repeated canvasses show that
Tracy's strength is growing and that
Lows support, which has never been
large, becomes smaller every day
There are only two assembly districts
in New York city in which Mr.. Low
will have any substantial Republican
support. These are the Twenty seventh
and the Twenty ninth. In those dis
tricts, they being the districts out of
which practically the whole of the Low
vote will be drawn, the net effect of
Mr.. Lows candidacy will be to increase
the majorities of the Republican party
over Van Wyck. Lows vote will be
smaller than Van Wyck's in each dis
triot. We shall carry New York for
Tracy by just about the plurality over
Van Wyck which was obtained by
Governor Black last year over Porter.
The plurality for Tracy over Van Wyck
will be greater in Brooklyn than IN
New York, and is likely to reach 49,
900. Lows vote will leave the two
great parties, as to comparative
strength, III just about their normal
conditions, but Georges vote will so re-
duce Van Wyck's as to give US for
Tracy first rate plurality.
General Daniel E. Sickles has an
nounced that he will vote and work for
General Tracy and the whole Republi-
can ticket.
Speeches at midday and speeches at
night with argument and quiet work
at all times is the program for the week
of the half score parties contesting for
the honors in the election that is to be
held in Greater New York on Tuesday
next. The message said to have been
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Bryan to give the weight of his infu-
ence and eloquence in aid of the Jeffer-
sonian nominee is regarded as partial
admission that their cause is not in as
hopeful condition as those leaders have
represented it to be. The time is so
short that it is scarcely to be expected
that Mr.. Bryan will be induced to re-
spond.
AS stout claim as has been made
for the Republican ticket is that put
forth by General Tracy, the nominee
for mayor He asserts that there are
in Greater New York 100000 people
who vote the Republican ticket year in
and year out that Low is the only
one of the candidates who will draw
at all from the Republican vote and
that he cannot take away more than
per cent of the regular Republican
vote, which would leave, in round fig
ures, 100000 votes for Tracy, while
whoever receives as many as Ia, 900 of
the 100000 ballots thaG are likely to be
cast is morally certain of election.
The betting, which continues light,
shows no material change of heart on
the part of those who put their money
on the result of Tuesdays election.
Van Wyck, Tammany Democrat, con-
tinues the favorite, with Tracy, Repub-
ican, second Low, Citizens Union,
third. Some Republican money is
offered On even terms.
Jacob Worth, the deposed leader of
the Brooklyn Republican organization.
emerged from the seclusion in which
he has been enveloped the last fort
night, and predicted the defeat of
General Tracy.
The Citizens Union has issued o
statement, which contained a remark
BILE charge, THAT the Republican organ
lzation has sent out orders to it's mem
bers to shout for Tracy and vote for
Van Wyck''
This report was confirmed by PROM
inent member of Tammany, who stated
that Van Wyck expects to get about
$4,000 Republican votes.
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