The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-14
LINING UP FOR GEN. TRACY.
n SOLID RBPUnLICAN FRONT PRE-
SCENTED IN BROOKLYN.

No Toierniioa for RIen OF MuEuump Tendon.
rosc rs Republican. ana Wear
seth Low Enibicrns Must Either Reuirn
from the Pnrty or Be Drummed out.
Tho Republican chioftains in Brooklyn are in
full war paint and from now until the close of
tho polls on Nov. . will make things hum all
along the line. Tho rank and file of the party
were greatly clatcd over the action of tho
County Committee on Tuesday night in rcpudi.
nting the whole Low movement and declaring
for Tracy. In view of the alleged solid scnti-
mcnt for Low in Brooklyn, the demonstration
in the committee for Con. Tracy was q genuine
surprise and caused q chill in the Mugwump
camp.
Among all the delegates present there wcro
only two who dared to risk the wrath Of their
constituents by declaring themselves still in
favor of tho Cts Union candidate. The vari-
GUS campaign committees have settled down to
hard work In their Headquarters in tho Hamil.
ton building on Court street, directly opposite
tho City Hall. md no detail has been over.
looked in the programme mapped out for tho
three weeks canvass remaining. The next big
mass meeting will he held at the Clarenont ave-
nue. rink on Monday night. Silas b. butcher,
the veteran Republican leader, will preside,
and Gen. Tracy. Henry a. Powell, tho candi-
dato for District Attorney, and either Bourko
Cochran or Robert q. 1~ngcrsoll will DO tho
speakers. Each speech of Gen. Tracy so far
has won him thousands Of votes and no Is sure
Of an enthusiastic greeting at tho rink on Mon
The last great rally Of the campaign will take
place at the Academy of Music on Oct. 20.
Tho Campaign Committee Is planning for q
memorable features in the Mckinley campaign
! last year.
various election districts will devote them
selves almost exclusively to the work Of regis
%tration; They are anxious to sec no falling of
2O7,O 600 voters were enrolled. and want to i'm
press on tho patriotic Republicans the solemn
solid ranks as they did for Mckinley. No
quarter is to be given to the enrolled Regnb;;
Union camp. For tho greater part they arc
disgruntled office seekers, and of little weight
IN the Organization. They VIII not, however,
ing n Seth Low emblem, and must either resign
from n, the party % or st., submit to be ,st drl1m naI,i ont g1t
Charles A. .sehicren has been removed, from
Club and that OF Gen. Benjamin f. Tracy put
in its place. On all sides the Low campaign 10
regarded as q eide show, and and, bets hay have e, been zen
votes. Patrick II. Flynn, who is regarded As
one of the ~shrcwdest election figurcrs in
wards, and it shrank to 1850. He is conf.
dent that tho fight Is really between Tracy and
the he" Greater % 9 New '9 PORK Sf Sy io zoo vote Sotes 10" III
The Brooklyn Times. which deserted Low as
soon as il found that he was u distur bling in
stead Of n ~unifying force, thus defined tho situa-
ton yesterday:
Nov that there is no longer any hope OF
fusion. what course IL left for tho wcll-wishers
of good government Behind Seth Low there is
ardor and enthusiasm. but no organization.
New York, as in Brooklyn. in Queens, and in
Richmond, has been the nucleus around
which every successful stand against Dcmoc-
racy has rallied. There nevor yet in this metro
politan district was an effective and n success
Jul fight made against tho dominant Democracy
in which the Republican party was not the
rallyins point of the opposition. No different
candidate who has tho solid strength of the Re
publican party behind him cannot win. no other
anti Tammany candidate can win. And there.
fore. in the sober judgment OF the Times, II Ia
the duty of every patriotic citizen. forgetting
for the time all minor fcuds and prejudices, to
rally around Gen. Tracy rs the only candidate
with whom victory is possible"