New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12

this State, and 1t will not be 50 easy to win il back
State.'
Assistants conducting an extensive correspond
ence win the purpose OF reaching many of the dis
affected members Of the party ami altogether there
Is more OF an appearance III tle cOmmltteC-rOOms
aclYe campaign work. Meetings are being ar
ranged IN various parts OF tae state and speakers
provided for local committees. From now until
election day" said stephen b. French mo stone
Will be left unturned TO bring about Republican
victory
%. How about the forged telegram ~ he was asked
have not yet discovered the man who wrote 1t,
but am on his trail"
ORGANIZING A CITIZENS MOVEMENT.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING AT THE HOUSE OF D.
WILLIS JANIEs-ALLAN CAMPBELL URGED FOR
MAYOR
On Tuesday last a call was issued by D.
Willis james, George Jones' Oswald Ottendorfer,
Joseph II. Choate, joan jay, Samuel d. Bah
cock, Frederick r. Coudert Morris K Jesup
Henry E. Pellew and Lyttleton g. Garretson
for meeting at the house of d. Willis
James last evening to consider matters Of vital I'M
portanee to the of the city connection with
the coming election" The call sent the follow
ing gentlemen. among whom many who
have heretofore taken active part
in municipal affairs and who OF all shades OF
political faith: j. Perpont Morgan John f. Parsons,
Theodore w. Dwight Carl schurz E. L. Godkin George
". Lane, Alfred Van sautyOord, John +. Plummer
Lawrence Turnure, william II. Guion, william H.
Appleton, William E. Dodge jr., Jackson s schultz,
James NJ Brown Theodore Roosevelt, James A. Roose-
welt. Charles ". Dayton. George William Curtis John
". Harper, J. Henry Harper Howard Potter Dr. Il. II.
Derby Or. D. B. St. John Rosa. Dr.. William H. Draper,
Dr Abraham jacob. Dr. Willard Parker, Adrian
Isen. W. T. Bridge, Charles f. Tracy, Everett
p. wheeler. Simon Sterne, George De F. Lord
Robert Hoe ir., Robert b. Minturn, Arson Phelps
Stokes, Parke Goodwin Edrdge T. Gerry, John d. Grim
minis, william ID. Morgan Herman Oelriohs, Henry
Holt Jordan L. Mott, Henry J. Scudder Gustav Schwab,
Cortland Dep. Field, John J. Murphy Dwight II. Ohm
stead NJ. J. Costello, Or. william b. Wallace,
william Lummis, william OBrieu, John O'Brien,
jenkins Van scbaick Charles ~ Dana, james ODonohue.
Henry l.. Hoguet. Henry Amy, Jacob IL. SchR, Charles
Crazy, Henry T. DcGraR d. L. L. Reyes, T. Randolph
Robinson, Vernon H. Brown, James w. Pinchot, George
H.ven Putnam, L. W Whitridge, Henry G.. Marquand.
Edward Solomon John A stewart, Frederick p OlcOtt,
George Cabot Ward Poultney BigeOw, smith Bryce, j.
H. R0bb h. j. HTamsen John II. Sherwood, John Crosby
Brown Ira Bursley, James ". Constable, Frederick
II. COsst Egisto p. Fabbrl, Josiah NJ. Fske, Malcolm
Graham Oliver Hartman, Augustus d. Juiluard Walter
H. Lewis George c. Magoun. Percy r. Pyne Frederick
d. Tappen. Richard T. Wilson. George NJ. Nil er,
Charles Nordhof. Charles Isham, Charles b.
Watt. Robert b. Roosevelt, Alfred steclIer,
Waldo Hutchins, Francis f. MarlbIry, r. G. Rols-
ton, General John T. Mlham. Henry Day, Louis B.
Buis-e 6 J. Harriet william Hidrcth Field George v
Uecker, suyvesant Fish, James A. Deerlng, Colonel
Charles Mex. Loeser, Daniel ~ Moran Yates Ferguson
James K. Floyd A g. Bogert, b. f. Vosburg. Charles =
Wright, JACOB ;. Brown, Rooert A. Van Wyck Francis
c. Barlow, James W. Gerard Royal Phelps,
Donald Mckay. Forrest H. Parker, Chas T. Elwcl,
Robert Tannahiu, s. V. White, JnO. B. Manning, j.
Henry HarpeI Jonn. H. Sherwood, Christopher c. Bald
win. jeremiah Devlin, r. Duncan Harris, Chas.
NJ Fry, II. T. Tremane. Robert. l. Cutting, IT,,
Brayton Ives James. NJ De Veau. J. W. Droxcl E. ;.
JafTray, T. L. Paris, Henry Day, william Hldreth
Field, George v Hecker and Lucien Oudin.
A majority Of these gentlemen were present at the
meeting last night The question OF nominating
man for Mayor who should be best calculated to
administer the affairs the city discussed at length
Finally the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas It is the growing sentiment Of the citizens OF
NewYo tnat offices should be Mica without refer
cuce TO partisan affiliations and Sol ly with view %
the proper discharge Of important public duties me
fulfil ~ which Is wholly disconnected WIN oIate
and Federal politics; It Is therefore, 81,
Resolred That the Mayor OF the City OF NeN-IOrk as
its CHIEF Executive, member OF the Board OF Esi
mate and Apportonment and "a Commissioner OF tne
sinking Fund possesses 80 ia tSt tba Govern
meat city has been put into commissions ana h
such control over the budget ana the hihoes Oh ne
riry and absolute loyalty to the interests OF the city
without reference to partisan ties should represent 'Ae
citizens OF New-YOrk In the Mayoraity
Rcs0red, That citizens, without regard 10 Pry oq
called upon To unite IN selecting and supporting thr Dest
available candidnte for the Office ana tha the press Vi
tais city De urged 10 aid IN this movement ,
ReSOred, That the election or Mayor as INC IcPLV
sentative OF anv partisan political bOdy IA calculated 10
give corrupt politicians ally III securing le-aatVn
Iuturipu, To tine best interests OF the city, anu WI"
deprive the citizens Of au advocate 10 sihnl
them and man! fod schemes OF legislative dcpreC non
Res0Ued That the election OF the hltest hau "patt
from all partisan political cOEsderiil0us VIII th9i
directly 10 prove the capacity Of the citizens Tor IocA
seguyerumeut and will afford the surest means OF pro-
fectipg tne city against legislative interference IL Oeha
Of individuals parties, corporations.
Ma or Grace was suggested by some OF those present
as worthy OF denomination. The Mayor positively de-
clued to become candidate. Mr.. Turnure then offered
a resolution, which, after amendment was Pas7eu d.
follows:
WLsreas Allan Campbell. the present controller Is
man of large experience, ana mas pToN'u Hlac.l
n,nden OF uartlsau dictatOn IN the Important uhcla
offices which he has filed, and wnlch Nc has aulhu-
.frrcd vith creat economy and cepaDty ana whereas
M adpiuisfftive capacity and experience peculiarly
G him 20 MI 30 important trust We therefore, Ieconi
mend Ills nomination the Once OF Mayor 10 the CHI
zens OF New-YOFk.
A motion Was then made TO empower the cAar 10 al-
no,nt n committee OF twenty-One as committee OF
arrangements TO carry out the objects OF the con
ference and 70 call mass-meetng OF citizehH' "hi'u
WAS unanimously carried JACOB H. semn theh moved
,bat rho char appont "A committee OF nye on WAYS ana
means. and M vas also carried The chatman VIII up
point the foregoing com mittees tou4J'
CAPTURED BY MACHINE MEN.