New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
gcITnEY9 NOMINATIONS 70 BE MADE
sPgr-.L EFFORTS TO BE PUT FORTH TO ELECT
FIFTEEN ALDERMEN.


sPG,-.L EFFORTS TO BE PUT FORTH TO ELECT
FIFTEEN ALDERMEN
The Citizens Committee held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon at its rooms al bio"u"a'
and Twelfth-st 1t was decided, on, the recommehda-
tious OF the Executive Council take active interest
in the campaign, and at meeting to he held next luo
day nominations will be presented fcr all the Clty anu
County Offices to be filed at the coming elections i"
were aDOu5 tBirty-hve members OF the committee P''
ent among themIbeing Joseph H. Choae' the cnail'"'
Frederick r. Coudcrt, chairman Of the Executive Con
ell. ex-Mayor Grace, Charles W. Dayton, Robert D.
Roosevelt Francis c. BARLOW, George W. fOISom'
Cha,l p Miller Francis NJ. Scott James [. Carter
vii Il NJ WINS George Jones, Lyttleion IT, "a''e'''on
F. Randolph Robinson, Frederick W. Whitldse' Ut, ",
J. Welch ard Julien r. Davies. hr. Choa'e Pro''"ru
and made brief address, in which he discussed te u
Instability NJ entering actively into the work Of the CAM
raigp After the Council had submitted its report al
dresses fayorng the proposed plan OF having an IN
dependent ticket made by MesSrs' Grace ioo'o
vet Scott DAYTON, Miller WINS, Gafrettsoh bato"'
Carter and others.
The Executive Council in its report mentioned the
offices in this city 10 lie filed in November, and advised
tho ompittee to make nominations for all OF them In
referring to the Aldcrmanic nominations the Couhci
saws. We think that effort 10 secure the election oI
BOARD of Aldermen of whom the majority at least SAl
be honest and reputable IS directly IN the he %
action which your committee has laid down for Itsei
toward the attainment the objects Cor which your com
mittee was organized During the term OF Oic9 OF ''
Aldermen to be elected this year. there VIII nave 10 p'
amounted by nomination by the Mayor ana cOhhrD"'lo
by the Board OF Aldermen the following important
officers: Commissioner of Public Works, COntlOicE'
CORPORATION Counsel, and one Police Commissioners Inc
nreseu Mayor Of the city has publicly declared II 10 DC
nposslbe for the Mayor this city to carry on the ~,
Government unless he makes appointments ~ arr""
with the dominant majority OF the bodIu Oh @
and nominaes 10 office only such persons as VIII DC 0
~ f6s present Board OF Aldermen should be allowed to
remain in power another year the Councn Sf f
every Department. OF TINS Slty y,tI n gonld
COMMISSIONS boards and bureaus cohnecleu VIII
be left wholly within the grasp ana OWero liS
enemies of good honest and economical government
Snch result would he deplOraDle IN the extreme anu
can he prevented only by prompt and vigorous aC m
your clear duty to peTs1vere IN the Work 20 Wnluh
have pie igod yourselves and at least make the 70
fuse to confirm the appointment OF any unht com
missioner or head OF department thc CGnnc
makes the following report: In seventeen OUT "a, 81 o
twenty-four Adermanic Districts III the CITY en- el
ORGANIZATION under reliable and capable leaders, can
| be perfected immediately upon the announcement! Vi
your intention to nominate ticket; and III the otne
sevar disricts ORGANIZATIONS easily be cnrcteu
suifcipntly long before the election 10 insure Ic loP
distribution Of tickets and scrutiny OF the count
iud gment Is used III the selection OF Aldermahc caIu
dates secure the electlon OF al leasI 'e'
men who can be depended upon to cOnnrm no hohlnS
ton that would be disapprOyed by your OF tne
citizens whom you represent an" 10 paI ~ - bIId Of
deal or combination calculated TO strengthen te hnu VI
the pOitCal bosses upon the purse-sIlhss " L
TIE vote OF last year Is explained and the following
reference made the financial part OF the campaign:
{" After careful estimate are convinced lhhI Ihu
campaign can be conducted, with tOeraDe eoiency ny
the Expenditure Of no more than $4,000 and mat IN no
event shall need, for most lAOrouRh CdH'S'
| more than $4,000" , - -......-.. l,.,,,,.il
After the adoption OF the report the Executive Conc
was authorized to receive names TO be presented a lho
meeting on Tuesday for membership IN the con
and for nomination Candidates Tor the scNeia oCC''
the names to be suggested by any member OF the CON
| mjffee. The members present spoke hopeiu'y %
nrosnpct MIR Roosevelt declaring ~ he lett the room
/ ,vn, in faXup of
Council held meeting after the co"nlieo IRA "u
iourned, at which routine business was Uah7a'l'i'
| cnmmittee from the Anti Monopoly League anu Il'
! American Industrial League presented recommends
tions, urging Senator Boyds nomination IoI 9"P'eN'
| Innrt Ilhtlcc.