The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-09
INTERPRETATIONS ARE ON FILE
REPUBLICAN, TICKET ACCEPTED
BY ELECTIONS BUREAU.
II Circuit Goes to LAW 1t win Probably lie
Tb-day-Me Flies to the Typewriter
aAd Intimates That He VIII 60 the
whole TammRny NOg-FOrnes Thinks.

Certificates Of the nomination OF Fred
eric w. Hinrichs for Comptroller and Ed
ward ]. Mcclure for President of the Board
of Aldermen were filed with the Board of
Elections at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon b,y Secretary Manchester Of the Re-
publicha convention. who delivered the
certifeat, . to John r. Foorhis, president
Of the. boa rd and with them copy OF the
minutAs OF the two conventions, to which
Chairman Woodruff and the other officers
OF the conve ution had certified The docu-
ments;were .cepted by the board
Mr.. ;Grout made no move yesterday to
stay the Boar1I of Elections The time for
tho fillng of city nominations expires to-
night: MIR. Gro ut indicated last night that
II he took any lie gal proceedingsit would be
done to-day
CIRCUIT TO st yMp AGAINST LOW.
Mr.. Grout had talk yesterday at his
Office with President Fornes Of the Board
Of Aldermen. After, Yard Mr.. Circuit said:
The machines have taken another roll.
the Republican IN the lead Six years ago
the citizens Union was anti-Plott as well
"a aYti-Tamnany throughout the whole
campaixn. Now it lis under Platts con-
troll. But the people car. unmake machines
and they can vote as the Pleas. no mater
how machines make mp he ballots. ! snail
fight this campaign throu rh to the end, sus-
tanned Through it, as | have been during the
past nnrtnght by the con Vlctlon that am
right shall appeal to a." ..opift ,er Tor XIII
hearirx, not closed now. but a month hence.
on eleftion day. All parties, an newspaperss
agree that have been an nor "st ana eIcttn
on that record. which al! have pproved lhou-
sunds of people have had personal s1peri-
and know how / have trans uctsd it. If |
be reelected. ! shall perform, my duties IN
the same manner in which have hereto
Nav ayos or commissioners. shall be as in,
dependent in the future as in the past ana
as arm to withstand any pressure ire, II al ehe
tomptrolier such as I have been, let them
vote against me-"
WILL APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE
was originally made Sandi am T Ss yans.
the Very details of my private business, AT,
fairs which made me unwling to rSnaoe
cepted at Mr.. Lows personal request and
me sn'e fhe ensi' was offered an Endorsement
by tina Democratic party. did not seek
i. aid not barssn, deal OF or ID do sssd foT
made no concralment Of my belief that. II
taken ssnsy 6y she fnso'sd sI am
men s YOU'D e nSsI Why Because i say
that ths campl gn should be fought by argu -
ment. by proofs. By appeals to reason reg n, not
% .Sa S. appe Totd a the snd people to
say whether MIR. Low ought not TO have
been a1d pnSelsh to me h ha ase
nsrtiaI sndorsesnent Of .he administration
and then .rePudiate Nj: Fornes and myself "
alentsd nnou A p,cord to which have con-
tribut9d and be rejected sholl ask every
taxpayer whose biz this year Is reduced need
less II I had not b.,en Comptroller
.bYScH xAw AND MOB RULE"
As Democrat | shall ask the Democrats
of this city to notice how this situation, has
intimafes. and 70 say whether this Demo
cratic cry shall be- thus turned over to Plat;
. / believe that municipal business should
he managed upon ia merits. | have so con-
Quoted II. and will SO continue II reel ected
The position of the Republican ,machnists
and OF Mr., Cutting has become the acme OF
pa Ind nsRYy shall appeal to all fair minded
people to say whether man whom they
have Known to be hon st shall os DESTROYED veg
which has prevailed th|s fortnight past
Mr.. FoRNEs RELIEVES HIS MIND.
Presttent Fornes nacle this statement:
The political situation in our city to-day
Is one of-absolute amazement 70 me at the
Soys s.ss d fsteT M snd ff
from certain quarters because OF the position
we have hpksn.
never: sought nom nation, to public
o o o re ssp a % o %aems s
upon the principle Of non -parttsanship, IN
municipal government, I have never had
any thought since entering upon the dis
charge az my duties except that Of acting
at all times and under all cor Ii,t'ons In abso-
Lutte harmony with that prime lple
That not DDCn 70 Scrl) u9
criticism seems to have beeii the conclusion
few days ago when the fusion parties ten
dered me renomn alton. viii III accepted,
| was Of course deeply grateful for the
recognition accorded me by that renomina-
ton. but on three previous oieaslons l snS,
the f,S1ion ticket II q more acc eptable candi-
datcossouh be decided upon. Now. because
/ consented 70 have my candidacy indovsed
by IT, regular Democratic Srga d,slt On
electossle upon the fusion tic et--and by
wh0nff By Mr.. Bruce. recently from Della
ware county and now chairman OF the Re-
the easy boss OF the Republican party and
whose offcial life has been conspicuous
chiefly for his successful brokerage in public
offices IN order that his henchnren might
the Republican party; by Mr.. od,ll. par
tssn Republican Governor. who. previous
to his election to that exalted office. was dis;
tingulshed chiefly for his ability to control
OF tina lobby, and whom the people Of this
city Yepudiated at the last election by the
most overwhelming defeat that any candi-
These, are the men and these are the forces
whlch have cast blight ever the cause OF
fusion and struck the deadliest blow at nom
partfaan municipal government which it has
ever TsceiVed.
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