New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
DOOMED BYBLISS AND BLACK
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fidence that another panic wouiu ioiio"
1899 ~ Van Vyck or George was elected
WHAT GENERAL TRACY SAID
He smoke in part as follows.


He spoke in part as follows
Besides the Republican candidate thei tb are IS nc
Ned for me 10 speak You know "; srtcio,i.
represents eveTysh liner in city State or Naon
The Republican party has been us shh elIs 80"
Ab essin he George yosnd one knows wei
that IS be Qaughter)Ii rs Is W M maIorilv q
70 pTe tmocrat,c vote or whether IL is 10 have
per b e 81 e ner non ticket headed by Seth Lev
chisses, YOU have an appeal TO tepuDA-dns ~ ~
r that ticket 9n tps srsG nsh p VIVA, aces Nj
Low mean They say that the clty sno1 gy
AIR. =! Insurance company BANK on pufeo
business prineipies They say snG that
Il is business pure and simple WHAT is The 5istnc-
that so: Ceres So o. coyspnnsn, and state govern
men. or a National governnent ItS cay ton-
ernment exercises 'ba sao
ne ire Sos Of aM Hs Un hi:
o. TINS heeS supposed that any independent 'o,Tr
Organized into committee OF c1l.5ens Soommttee
wsy sS TO Sod the baance OF i
Two great political parties 10 say We 70 viii supper.
them; put bad candidates IN the nee he city Of
eppof9 then EN- more 1 , inin years the Re-
puScan organization has held itseii pot tndc.
al times vo 10 for good governlnnt Apaus;,e
/ cannot point TO an instance YIN" cnoperat!ou.
iican party has ever refused sue" WV
At this point General Tracy ieHu ,.,u
Mr.. Lows letter of acceptance OF the ri
nomination in 1851 and from speeches. "i'ue -
AR Low acknowledging the services relUeieu
- ~ ,b, Republican PARTY and that his sue
cess had been due to the union OF 'he ~, -
.he ct,,zA,e' Committee. Continuing he
said;
"a ,o,. ,,,,r..s.,zens why has Nj Low DE-
rsr,e5 from ,he practice that resulted n LIS g..
Walton to the Mayoralty Of Bio%Si! om, ali prece-
dents which have been by the Kcpu9G strong
Tor twenty-five years f me union o. Inc Eepub
Ia nsrtv and tho citizens committee; WirTn
and where has ffea IN either these cities
Syrer, bv ;tc support OF the Republican party
MR.. LOWS CHANCES.
Is there a man in the CITY OF Ne"-'"IN -.
willing TO risk his Judgment on the prenlc'ion wa
Il is possible TO elect Seth Low! "hy HIS .ea.S
s,nnon sneaker Mayor Strong (hsses,, mas oecla'eu
over and over again that he cannot DO elected
Mavor Strong knows he cannot be elected ana Eet
he has taken the stump for MN ana sr Is candjdate
WSose defeat Is foreshadowed from The 9sslnning'
The other night sddrsfssd a to Show that Mr
fnw could not be elected without the supper. OF
ns ReRsssap pa eTs or 9I dk that n the
rswspapers was made TO declare thai me s.lps
s se on o Or sentence from my speech in which
accounting the effort ta h 1 orces thai ought
20 be united long before the DemoSrsec pe'tg ~ me
"a i; h sik Me f had 9 Se Of
Rspubcan vote. with the certainty OF rliIugu
sSen so TIE csens
that such struggle would be hops!es. lss 'f
INTO NV saying that the present situation vas nope
less never meant sucn ,nns a. and ', isn ser
st9od ~ repea, that Mr. Low cannot be elected.
mas in the presence to-day Of your ;hirty-ve
Assembly District leaders in this city The stu
suoh Nd tncv have given the details OF the prob
able vote SO far as II can be esnrded r fno bev
,hs me ali wrons Mr. Low cannot get in This city
< COO Votes Cheers and in naming that hgure as
'~o.s;bilitv give him many thousand more votes
shsS the reports asyregate In Brookyn when
Las MSn men mas ali II pP cy
ana the Judgment there was that 4 the electIon oG
M Low eS Ss ssspse t SeTs Of
his election:
TALKING ABOUT ELECTION.
Vow afarm with equal certainty that with
ndeli.y on the part Of the citizens OF the oiea'e.
NAv-York: II men who have voted year atter year
NV atrsction and Republicans by practice VIII
SAND together the Republican ticket Will be eject
"A nv more than Atty thousand majority. tLouu
cheers) Your noble President Mr. Mckinney III
the territory that now constitutes Greater NV,
YORK. got. In round figures, about two hundred anu
ninety thousand votes There VIII no, " ese
KS votes cast this year There IS no doapI Id
tie legitimate Republican vote in ms grea cry Sa
more than 10000 and II the Repuoiicai une AZ
wson. il is Certain that the ticket can be tri,
too and with Georges vote It is impossiiiGie
hal s Samss he ca saa "s'A A IN
It Is said that you have dishoRes' neYer hsard
ear the RepusSan Parry b WIZ
candidate is elected I beg to assure you that MS
exercised h snS pure apq
TTimsres lie at the foundation OF all political or,
no doubt that IL Is just as important 10 main
tain their purity as 1t is to maintain the purity
the Cooperation q All Republicans in favor OF the
Repunlcasn f,y round the support Of this ticket
end by its triumphant victory secure 70 me re sr
SYYeN!ss sa.FRo sFy 5e G4es sppaaseS ~
GOVERNOR BLACKS ADDRESS.
Mr. Bliss lost no time In introducing Governor
pIack who was enthusiastically welcomed. H.
smoke at some length and to great attenton
Aevot,ne most of his time TO ridiouling the
principle Of nop-partisanship and trying to iden
tify the Mayoralty campaign with the hsh
against Organism and free silver his sPeeo'
wa. almost continually applauded He spoA
substantially as follows.
PRINCIPLES founded upon e1sdom ana pa;1oe's -
and sense are the sneHT d w whcb IN times Of sae
and repose should be Kept steadily IN psM ~
n.9, SsPah PARE: even in an off year 70 declare iise
snd where It's friends stand forth in pubic 70 sur
senses ApPauss2 YSs have Rlsd sse kepu6cs
nsr,v vas founded and by which its victories r.
Been won These senimen,s arouse a n the he homo
"a 9nhsrt from the last generation OF New-Ensan'
HspuSiicans and which have g roMn more ieff An
ssnS nrofound with each succeeding year. >.np
pSuse The attitude 2, the Rspus Ssh Could o. y
Losx ne - every citizen In this land. II woul(
those who have neyer ffea are pursUn
= thsir dreams the phantom OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES