Show MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK Mayor Strongs Vigorous Plea For Seth Low HENRY GEORGE WILL TAKE TH STUMP Alfred CruicKsuanK For Mayor Will Head United Democracy This Organization Nominated George But the Silver Candidate Declined the Doubtful Honor STaycr Strong Arraigns the Administration Administra-tion for its Interference in Hew York Politics Tammany Heeling Enthusiastic But Attendance Small New York Oct 11The pAine events of the day is former Pst Charles W Daytons acceptance nomination for comptroller of the ry George ticket Mayor Strong apeech for Seth Low in whllh seated the interference of thl administration in the Gee York campaign and TammaJ ratification meeting which w so well attended nr so tnt as the leaders nod hoped I The citizens union Is holdl ous meetings ard Htnry < about to take the stump Speaking at a crov d d citiz mass meeting tonight Mao made a vigorous plea for I He said When Folger ran for govei1 was defeated by bareLY hbuuc f the national admlnstration tri terfere In the affairs of the New York I the foundation p of the Republican party art o that It Is necessary to have a i oC the cabinet Interfere In our mv pal affairs the foundations should1 knocked from under the party Seth Low tonight addressed 5000 enthusiastic en-thusiastic people at the Clalrmont Rink Brooklyn Former Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Fairchild was the principal speaker at a big Citizens Union meeting meet-Ing tonight Former Congressman John Dewitt Warner spoke at another Seth Low meeting The executive committee tee of the German American Reform Union tonight formally endorsed Seth Low and the entire Citizens Union ticket Tha 3enry Gnrge committee today issued a appeal to the public for funds The United Democracy whose nomination was accepted by George and then declined met tonight and denounced de-nounced him Alfred Cruickshank for mayor will head the United Democracy ticket The effort to throw out the candidates candi-dates on the ticket of the CitizenUn ion by throwing out the certificate of nomination presented to the police board for a place on the official ballot bal-lot on the ground that the certificates were invalid were unsuccessful The full police board today decided that the certificates were regular and should stand At a Seth Low meeting tonight speaking from the same platform and immediately after Mayor Strong General Gen-eral Anson G McCook handled the McKinleY Mc-Kinley administration without gloves for its Interference in the present mayoralty may-oralty fight He said in part My Republicanism is not to be I challenged by Senator Thurston oft of-t Nebraska or Senator Foraker of Ohio j I I dont challenge their right to come I here but I do question the propriety and their good faith I Senator Thurston wishes to teach Republican principles let him go to his own state which last year cast its vote against candidate They need the Republican cndidate Tey ned Instructions there we dont la the state of New York Applause One of these gentlemen says that every original McKInley man would vote for the candidate of T Platt t nominated at Carnegie hall I know I of one original McKlrcley man who wont do this General JlcCcok concluded by saying he would vote against General Tracy 1 for no other reason than the refusal of the Platt convention which nominated nomi-nated him to say a word of commendation commenda-tion for the Strong administration which he said a the best bY far ever given to New York I gen TAM HAL RELICS The Attendance However Was Rate Sparse New York Oct 14 Tammany Hall tonight ratified the nominations of its candidates The attendance at the < meeting in the wigwam wets not a V great as was expected While the hall was well filled there was a crowd of several thousand surrounding the stands on the outside of the headquarters headquar-ters of the Regular Democracy Ex Governor Campbell of Ohio who had ben Invited to speak sent his regrets as did also Colonel William 1 Brown Grant Cum ExMayor Grant Congressman Cm mfngs exGovernor Hauser of Montana and Lawson H Fuller Were upon the platform John B Stanchfleld of E mir N Yr was the first regular speaker He is exSenator Hills law partner Congressman Amos J Cnmmings was the next speaker When he mentioned men-tioned Crokers name there was the expected outburst of cheers and applause ap-plause but mingled with them were J unexpected hisses The speaker held that Tammany hall was the regular Democracy of New York and to be loyal to It was to be Democratic He had heard that Croker was to turn him down because he had not voted for the Union Pacific refund ins bill Ha had seen It also stated that the Tammany men had been ordered or-dered to vote for that bill This he denied de-nied Sir Croker had never asked him to vote for the bill Several members mentioned John Sheehans name and on each occasion it was applauded with greater vehemence vehem-ence than that of Croker Thomas F Grady who spoke next also secured the latent enthusiasm of the audience He scored Low Tracy and George In a present way that suited the Taramanyites GORDON UNPOPULAR Season For Withdrawal Ennn Colorado Colo-rado Democratic Ticket Denver Oct 14Hon John A Gor a t Continued on Pal 2 MASS tffiil NfW YORK Continued from Page 1 don Democratic nominee for justice of the supreme court today tendered his resignation as such candidate to the executive committee of the party The resignation was accepted and Judge William H Gabbert the Populist Popu-list candidate was endorsed for the position It was c oJed after the I nomination of Mr Gordon that he was one of the few supporters of Mr Cleve 01 supporers land In his third presidential campaign cam-paign when the state committee refused re-fused to sunport him Mr Gordons withdrawal from the race is said to be largely due to the opposition of many leaders in the party on this account McCreary a Senatorial Candidate Frankfort Ky Oct 11 ExCon Erressman McCreary who served on the International monetary conference by appointment of President Cleveland but who has since devoted himself to free silver will it is said be a candidate can-didate to succeed Senator Lindsay Ex Senator Blackburn is also a candidate |