The sun., 1897-10-27

uncovered heads and unshod, for tho ground
on which We tread Is holy, approach the pedestal,
pol tical wnnderer, swathcd in immaculate rni.
mont. gazing wisttny upon the mighty city he
fain would rule. Sec emblazoned on tue 'front.' OF
tho shaft:
am the cousccratcd candidate.
All men created equal except-Ssth Low
Awcd by the sublimity OF this awful presence.
wo silently pass to tho roar and with amaze
ment read:
"No unifylng except on-Low.
ii am nnutterably opposed to bossi'm and will
Deals with other candidates made with secrecy and
Nominations. Endorsements, and votes from all
other parties, Populists, Socialists anc Anarchists
preferred. respectfully solicted.
For Mayor. Governor, President Seth Low.
WHAT CONTRACT
From this sickenng spectacle OF selfadula-
tion and inordinato ambition 1t Is refreshing to
fSiiness and great ability, in the execution Of
commanded the esteem. conf denco. and admira.
tion of political friends and foes. and TO vote
Repubiic%n. be the rank treason, our Illus.
trious standard bearer, Gen. Benjamin #. Tracy.
''""VWSihst what a striking contrast between the two
men The ola soldier fSshrn, TO MS b Party hs as
false to party principles and the botrayoF OF his
party organization.
90 we'll that he sacrificed his own preferment to
advance tho interests of both. The other an
envlOuS migrate, WnO rHlneT Indll TtIlTc III ING
interests OF his party and his friend, makes un.
holy alliances to encompass ana would welcome
The ono. anxious only for the cause OF good
government and his party s welfare. again offer
cess. s y. The The other. sciishy mnternE: III stick.
though tho cause OF good government, har-
sna oe STANDS pro bs plat
FORM with William Mckinley. and would indig.
does to unto m Ss
principles. The other untrammellcd by creed
or doctrine has c tered into deals and combinn.
tions with organizations representing tho most
dangerous elements Of society.
The onG responsible to an. and = VII whose official lsl
OF the party whose nominee he is. The other,
subject only to his own despotic will and per-
The one. a man OF sound Judgment, Of great
executive ability. of vast and varied experience,
personal and public, and thoroughly familiar
with every provision Of the new charter. Te
that not OF the most rcassurng character.
WHICH CANDIDATE IS THE woRTHIERi
Fellow Republicans, leave 1t for you TO say
which Of these e b fMS d o Is
Greater SeW York: Shouts of Tracy. r
a an ideal ,,l May9F The only criticism hcsIG
sa' be aFeRi BY sesator 1 PLATE TRoe TRose
who make that assertion either tY,,,,S do no; not
rcpresent nDw % him. GEN CEN Tracy is 100 big man TOO
brainy, too fearless and independent. too sound
poweEfal intellectually too proud of his
ser pe his man 1hs or dead n that Ills of wboS
life has been spent under the white glare of
the tented field to the Cabinet of President Har-
rison you find the foundation for such a charge.
no APOLOGY FOR PLATT.
NO Republican thought it necessary to apollo
Gize for Senator Platt when. under his brilliant
leadership. we made the Hon. Levi Z. Morton
our candidate for Governor and rolled up for
10000. 0 Loud % cheers for Senator Piatt VI
NO Republican apologized for the leadership
and wisely directed influence. a clear, ringing,
and une1uiyocal declaration in favor of glitter
cent sea hs q Pse oS aKseg
sion to apologize for each other IN this contest
for while the one has the wisest, ablest: truest.
y the oSs ha BEEN our n
giving TO the citizens Of g Greater W New York
9ho as chef Of cty
In the State or nation:
III, Gen; Tracy should be defeated; a. the mon S who
who will be responsible for his defeat: the
reereant Republicans who, aetuated by
clined to meet in conference spurned all over
lures made in the name of harmony and success
and threw away their votes on the dog-in-the-
S.anGer candidate-the Hon. Seth Low.
NO APOLOGY FOR TRACY.
IF Gen; Tracy is elected. the Mayor would be
who publicly made that statement, while claim
ing to be the friend OF and while knowing
at east one of tho essential elements of an ideal
Mayor of a great city. Where in the life Of
when, in his @ early y manhood M The he was follow.
ing Old Glory on the weary march. under tho
heroicaily on stornswept fields where the dead
lay piled in heaps and the streams ran red
n
one apologized for his lack OF heroism or nsinu-
ated that he was represented p, by substitute. J.,
Congress. working zealously for the enactment
Of many OF the great measures that the Repub.
humanity, @ % no % one apolosizsd for his lack e Of
fidelity or accused him voting BY proxy.
peal s, he uas winning renown for ais int teliectual
Gor, sound Judgment, sspotless integrity. and
gized his lack OF judicial ability or dared to
suggest that some other man prompted his de-
when. as a member OF President Harrison's 8
Cabinet, no was justly recognized as the great
of his ilustrious chief. no one apoogized for his
lack Of individuality. or claimed that his great
shaped and controlled by another brain
In the many great cases intrusted to him as
ber bonor aa G no end evop npoo
gized for his lack OF zeal ability, or fidelity, or
dreamed Of influencing him against his clients
NO one had occasion to apologize for his lack
OF WISDOM whlle Presldent OF the Charter Com
mission now seeks to belittle his great SER
vices to the city by insinuatng that, as such
will.
"Felow citizens. we present our candidate
for Mayor to the people OF Greater New York
without apology as a Republican and be-
lever in party leaders and party organization;
we present him without apology as a supporter
of the st. Louis platform and OF the Adminis-
tration or William Mckinley; we present him
without apology. as one of the heroes of 81 and
'65-the friend OF Lincoln and Grant. OF Blaine
Rnd Garfield. OF Harrison and Mckinley, a fear.
candidate for Mayor. wo may not look upon
again., our comrade and fellow Republican.
Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy"
r. Ross Appleton, candidate for President of
the Council and George H. Roberts; candidate
brief speeches exhorting all Republicans to stick
FOR Sonest and % eieent "t admnistra d sl f40fii II
elected: elect Meantime there had been frequent
veteran limped forward he got three cheers
~ had hoped" said the Corporal, that some
fight of our lives then. This is q contnu atioI