New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

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| G,aughter1 But he suspected that Tammany
was thinking Of itself first. second ana an "
| time. and that the city would lie sooo lou'"
! full for Tammany Hall. , had
q chance. If they exerted themselves to eiecl
men who had no obligation whatever eAcePl .u ,
direct one which they would owe 10 tne peoPIo
! of the CITY (Applause) That was The first lssue.
The second was that candidates VINO WERE ~ -,
when they were nominated were better sit ~. ~
than those who owed their nomination " vi
CARNATIONS which lave become simple ma
chimes in the hands Of one man. There was oie
man power in its absolute form Inc CHai /,
power in some ways was not as absolute a.
the Boss's. How interesting 1t wouIa p rio,S
learn the Tammany candidates views on various
subjects affecting the city, which that sehtIc,i'r
discussed with eloquent silence. ~ stroIS ~.
sonality in public office was not necessarily uIi-
able to resist pressure, but he would haNe y.
resist it continuously-a wearing process an"
! Il was doubly hard when the pressure was eAcl.
ed by all the power of compact orsdlss~ddui.U.'
urging a man to swerve from the pain Oh ~ n;
The Citizens Union candidates acknoWleuseu
fealty to nobody except the citlzens "no'' ~
were elected to serve. In Brooklyn the QUIZ.
day, Mr.. Low went on. a speaker said ne tIoue i
the Roentgen ray must have been eMplo!ss'ua -,
selecting Low as candidate. MI. LOW u'I hrt
! himself know what it would have shown put
he hoped it would have shown at the IcI!
least that he had backbone. applause Sum .
people were In doubt as to the arch-eueihy ~,
! good government In this campaign. MI. 10"
! believed it to be Tammany. and he closed ms
address with a vigorous presentation Va lam
| manys sins Of omission and commission
AT CITIZENS UNION HEADQUARTERS.
CALLERS on MR. LOw-CHEERING REPORTS
FROM THE DISTRICTS.
Those who are conducting the campaign at the
| Headquarters OF the Citizens Union nave pesu" "
| figure on the result. OF course, these HsuIrs az
pretty vague as yet, and for this reason JON" -
Clark who is one Of the tabulators' VIII ho' i.,"
them public They are based to CERTAIN" 49,. -.
upon reports from districts, and as tiii'o So
moro accurate and careful data Will DC coiipi''u'
but most satisfactory report Is given ae .no
emf time The distinct gains that MI 10" mas
made within the last few days have given All I'M
petus to the district leaders throughout '1y reroy
and they are going to worS T' sad 10 be as thor
ouchy ORGANIZED any other Win nn - ar
nghl meenss Hqua Love 10 hin Himself Is sawart
worker and gives up all his time TO me cai,d The
His visits to headquarters are inspiring, 1I
amount of work ne wades through IS surP nr
He proposes continue NJ II untii I-Iee'9 o'co,x
When he arrived at headquarters az . u 800 oeH
Yesterday afternoon he was cheerful and explaned
that the Brooklyn meeting was mosi $40 h;S ma
ana he thinks iSe bosses General McCook and
other members OF Mr. Lows Campaign Son Rnnuh
ican organization flood the city with cretarv
speakers from outside: Ihe Symnrans and the re-
cept of scores OF letters at headauart ,r
Tracv's campaign has proved TO their Satisfaction
that the deduction they made was Yesterday
sceTa, tne CaTk announced that Paul G9epe the
Candidate for Register, would not wi ,i no,
n IaySr % any Stewart D. WINS James William F.
Dodge and John Crosby Brown Wsrs 20 assure Mr.
Low Of their support Of the Citizens Union tifKe1;
Mayor song made his Fl Ff E, s'T sc te
Vesterdav afternoon. where he had short tata
WITH WIZ Mr 1w outook The Mayor also had a
brief consultation with General Arson " ;,,
General Mecook. It may be remembered, success,
fully managed Mayor stronss camp Gsr a 'hfge
wears ago with the aid of job r. hedees ~ 1e W
ward the Mayors secretary and now city Mas'S-
Yesterdays meeting Of the Low Campagn ON
mittee well attended and enthusasuc Ai'er
il had adjourned General McCook sac reror,s 20
I'VE are receiving most encouraging reports a9
10 the growth of sentiment and organization in sup
Of MI STr setns aEngSs eVdnce
awakened interest in business centres IN I ISvur
from Furope visited headquarters to-day. and Of
fored us his services for the stump or any , ouneI
The campaisn. and ne is only one Of the voun-
teers WHO are docking to our ranks ..,.-. .,,.
; nsr ectfes etc. for tonight are as follows
sxjieths Seth low "a, SID BENJAMIN ,r1 r. H "a
$50 Eas; Thirty fourth-st.. Seth Low cat 81. julius
Frank and John De VIII Warner; ,,,...,..
headquarters 10 % Firs,-ave... John J, chapman
r. ", 8. yelling and Charles F. Wingate; XTIIIth
Assembly Disric; headquarieis no is East EigE;
teenth-si Tszewl Fox Jos1Ph Jones and Bernari
Numberg; 1Xth Assembly District headquarters
No oS5 Eighth-ave Arthur +. Crosby and Linlcy
Vinton; Vth Assembly Dlstric, headquarters. 10
4 Greenwich-ave. Lemue NJ Weles ana q. 9
Rosenblatt.
Distric. meetings (outdoor). Nth Assembly Dis
trict No 232 East Broadway: XVIII Assembly Dis
trict No. IA Avenue \: NNIIith Assembly District
No IA Eas. Fighteenth-st.; ENNlth Assembly
Dstric, No. 1853 Second-ave. XXVIIIth Assembly
Distric.. No 1.is7 Second-ave.
illustrated lectures. Macdouga Hall No. 2? Mac;
dougal-st. lecture i'm Italian by Avvocato Luigi
Rocca. department Of Public Charities and Cor
rectiOn.'
For TO morrow two lectures have been arranged
: follows: Leslie Hall. Eighty-lhrd-st and Am
stordam-ave. Arthur ". Milbury. Department Of
Public Works and Public Parks: Neighborhood
civic Club. No % Delancey-st, Edwin Emerson. jr,
Parks and Education
The Executive Committee OF tho Citizens Union
held n late meeting In the headquarters. at No 80
East Twenty ihird-st last night. and talked over
reports. which were referred with recommended
tons to the Campaign Committee. Some Of the re-
ports to the effect that colonization and other
frauds were being attempted by political workers
I'm Queens and Richmond counties II said that
the Campaign Committee would have the aid OF the
best legal and detective ability. and would take
steps to prevent punish frauds either IN Long
Island city Staten Island.