New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
WHAT PROHIBITIONISTs ABE DOING.

ALREADY AT WORK FOB THE CAMPAIoS-To RUN
CANDIDATES FOR ALL CITY OFFICES
The only political organization which is
vigorously ct the city 10 that OF tho Proh
bou party. II has large room &C No 81 East Four
tsenth-st, where Mr.. Demorest the chairman Of its
committed and Mr. Gatohe tho secretary assisted BY
two clerks daily at work, sending out circulars and
conducting correspondence. The has ell the signs
Of campaign headquarters, excepting that tho profu
sion Of banners aud notices indicates greater
reliance on nero appearances than the Old
party leaders won't to exhibit at their head
ouarters Tue Prohibition leaders compsin that tho
newspapers arc unfair to them, suppressing news In
their interest," In order tnis should not be said of
The TRIBUNE. a reporter called at the headquarters
few days ago ascertain the latest movements OF the
third party leaders
.we shall hold o CITY convention In Lyric Hall on
August TO-" said Secretary Gatche. "and candidates
for Mayor and other oity offices will be nominated We
have au organization In every Assembly district and
ahsl pu up candidates for every city ohce to be filled
At tho next election Last VIC ran candidates for
all city Offices, aud shsn do the same thing this
year"
SHOW many votes did you poll in tho city last Year,
IL a Tired the reporter.
:. About l. 800" said Chairman Demorest, and observ
ing that the reporter lrprsed at the small
meas Of the vote, beng loss than two votes In each
election district the chairman aided That wss DOING
of the old parties are allied the liquor inerests
We have oad Dos o. poeG
yotes than the Republicans The Republican party I.
dead has nothing moro to live for anu IL VIII never
"Thst what was said Of the Democrats party f0r
with your assist. 1t exhibited enough vitality to
.Yrs. that ia true" added Secretary Gatohe. but
the liquor Interest was the BACKBONE OF the
party .nc a aSPI they az. o..u this
and the Democrats carry tho Assembly, ana gam gam
unsd viii b. go that The party win break
up our aim IL We can Sress up the KspuI III.
xs.. Liquor SS;';Sa Gs,a ss' s am;
g gsSas ssric. prohibition prevails There 10 more
wrsohedness sin and misery 10 th. CITY, believe than
Foreigners bring 10 opium ana rum The CONSUMPTION
Of qnoTT n snS only ..v.Sn
maze that tho issuo. 1t 10 coming Tho Handwriting
on the wall ana tne o.H ana. StsaS up the Dam
ocratc parry In the South ana the Republican par"
It takes good deal Of money for even the legitimate
expenses Of campaign" me ne rePoTss,
will pa! IN hundred the thousand ss.r:
Jersey we have got the Republicans IN Q 6sd hole:
Iasy viii BE- G."S 's @
Laughed heartily over tho predis.ment ~n'oh ""''
paw aw, III You call 9 State Convention
"No We shall hold Q convention 10 every Con'
ns stsSs Computes will put candidate IN tue field
for Judge OF the Court Of Appsss tnink Noah Davis
onp AIDE He believes Prohibition. but he Ia not quite
ready for third. party movement" mt" - ,.,s.a O, A,
uossbIs Prohibition nominees for Mayor Vas sad una.
sIPosImas snsr. james, Csr nnn Jean
Cr,ttsndsn and Behiamin Msnierre were talked o. Va
the . os ssi sn'iH sn wsr' 81 Soss and
WardweIl Democrat and member ofthe sssnaAri VII
Company. were also mentioned