The sun., 1897-10-27
THE CTS ANGER GEORGE.
HE'S OUT FOR VOTES ron HIMSELF,
NOT FOR Low.
Dlnmetric.i,y Oppressed to Low. Hc says. q"

Dinmetrichiiy Opposed to low. Hc says. in
EVerSthinE but FiEhtinE the Mnchine-
George Men Decide Not TO Appeal &"
bryan, hut to Leave Him to Hia Conscience.
One OF the newspapers advocating Low has
tried TO spread the impression that hchrV
George will at the last moment Withdraw III
favsr OF Seth Low. which ho cannot do under
the law. Mr.. George was particularly angry
yesterday at tho wlscacro Cit paper that is
printing this story. and vehemently denied that
there was the slightest excuse for 1t.
THAT is pure fabrication, said he. =" am
in this fight to stay. and will win II MS sure ms
the sun sets OH election day. have the work
ingmen with mo because ! am fighting their
battle. Tho machines do OF realize the strength
OF the workingmcn and have undcrestimatcd
IL. Most OF the mon who arc going TO vote Tor
inc are not telling the machinists what they arc
going to do. II was the same in my Ia cam
paign, and 1t was not until fow days before
election that tho machines realized tho
strength of my following 1t was too late then
TO do anything. and was elected. They counted
me out being bound to win one way or the other,
but they cannot do that this time and will bo
elected by nn honest vote and honest count.
As to being in sympathy with Mr.. Low with re-
gard to his principles and all that hc represents.
everybody OF ordinary intelligence knows thnt
am Numerically opposed to him on every point
but his protest against machine rulo and boss
ism. That is the only point on which we could
possibly agree.
Another charge that am allied with Platt
in this campaign is equally ridiculous. He is n
Mckinley man. while nm n Bryan man. lie is
n Republican and ! am essentially Democrat
l differ essentially from Mr.. Platt. am fight
ing for the hope OF the rctsnblishmcnt OF the
Democratic party-Gnd Democratic party on
The lines of Thomas JEFF ersOn.-and don't think
that Mr. platt is interest ell in that particularly.
Mr.. George. Mr.. Croker says in answer /,
as Mayor to investigate his method of getting
vate citizen to do that" said reporter.
Mr.. George smlingly said
Walk into my parlo- said the spider to the fly.
It's the prelest little parlor that you did spy.
NO haven't got the time nor money that an
pr. vate citizen, hut as Mayor l would have n
mandate from the people 10 do it, and will
MIR. Croker says that you are making the
charges against him without any evidence"
said the reporter
MIR. Croker as boss of Tammany Hall. got
very rich. and il is n matter OF public knowl-
edge that he spent great deal Of money abroad.
He has not explained how he accumulated it.
That is all the evidence need to begin with. II
get the power will tind out, you may depend
MIR. Croker says that during the ten years
that Tnmnany had control OF the Legislature
more Laws for workingmen were passed than by
"wcil, what is there to show for 1t l fail to
see any benefits that any workingman derived
from the laws that Mr. Croker passed"
The Labor Committee of the George Democ.
racy hRs been blocked in its Investigation OF the
methods OF Tammany contractors hiring out
work to non-unon abOrcrs on Sc hoOl contracts.
Al the Board of Education the committee was
told tha; they could not see the evidence. The
effect, and the courts will be asked TO man
damis tho Board of Education to produce the
public record.
The Campaign Committee has sent out an ap-
peal to friends asking for volunteer watchers
for election day. requesting them TO send their
names TO the Union Square Hotel.
The Executive Committee took up yesterday
the question Of requesting William j. Bryan to
indorse the Democracy OF Thomas Jefferson.
His failure to indorse the Tammany nominees
was regarded as great victory by the George
men. II was decided not 70 ask Mr.. Bryan TO
act in the mat or. but le will be kept informed
OF the situation and the progress OF the move.
mcnt. The committee deemed il wise TO lot Mr..
Bryan do as his conscience dictates. If he re-
candidates the George men Will regard that as q
Justification OF their camp p,ign. and OF course II
he sends them any encouragement in any shape
it Will be nailed with great Joy.
guire. eX-Iudse OF the Superior Court OF Cali
fornia and present Congressman OF the Fourth
district of California. was received at the
George headquarters yesterday:
- To Hon. Tom L. John nson. ". Y:
81 regret that distance and imperative engage
mcnts here make it impossible for me to go to
New York and take part in the George cam
paign. All Jeifcrs oman Democrats. and all who
platform. will support George for Mayor. All
who support Tanmanys repudiat ion OF that
platform are boilers. JAMES c. MAGulRK.
Congressman Mcguire will probably be the
California.