The evening world., 1888-10-11
POLITICAL.
MaSS-McGiDg
WAGE FARMERS.

Whereas. The workinRmen Of this great city realize
the necessity OF placing at the head Of its Government
man who would administer the affairs In 4 fearless,
honest and capable manner; and,
Whereas, To all appearances the !" Rings" which as
sumo to nominate our public officers are agaip deter
mined to force upon ms men whose only clam 10 that
they are politicians. and,
Whereas, We believe that the workingmen and other
good oAizons by uniting on tho Mayoralty Irrespective
of political partly cau give to this city the best Mayor IL
ever had therefore, be 1t
R''o'rsd. That we place in nomination JANIS j.
o for Mayor of New York City. believing that in
him we shall find a msn who will administer the duties
Of that Office In a manner satisfactory to all one who
could not be used by politicians for corrupt purposes;
one who is a @fkingman himself, and could therefore
sympathize with MS; one who has proven in the manage
ment OF his private affairs his business ability. and one
who would not disgrace his high Office by passing around
the hat for the support and encouragement Of scabs.
Knowing that JAMFS j. COOGAN is q man in every
way fitted for tho Office to which he is now nominated.
and believing that he will be the choice Of an ovorwhelm-
ing majority At the polls, we cordially recommend him as
our next Mayor to oil good citizens VINO wish for honest
government.
Reso'pet. That we invite all citizens OF Now York, ir-
respective Of party, who desire an honest administration
of tho City Government. to attend a mass-meetinR at
COOPER UNION on THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. II,
1883, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose of ratifylng the nomi-
nation of TANKS j. q Labor's candidate for
Mayor OF Now York.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
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JOHN BRILL, smyfna Labor Union.
THTMST5fEFbh HsTsISGfi fG' sas haf T,S Sip Club.
| GEO. IlASS. Textile Workers.
| JAMES MORAN. Textile Workers.
| JAMES RYAN. Stability Labor Club.
| THOS. WILLIAMS. Stability Labor Club.
WILLIAMS, Maohinists' Union. No: 4.
JAMES HENEY, Carpenters Union, n. of l..
| JOHN IL. MCCHRIS1'EE, Mystic Tie Association.
| O'BRIEN. Newspaper Printers.
| JOHN O'SHEA, United Insurance League.
| louis u United Order American Carpenters,
LOUIS WALTZ, Carl Sahm Club.
TIOS DUNN. Housesmiths'U Union.
| GEO WARMERS. Housesmitls' Union.
| JOSEPH HARRIS. B~rushmakers' Union.
| GEO. W. DUNN, ID. A.. 40,
| MOSES BkOWN Cigar Makers Union, No. IA.
| FRANK n. stersJtypers' Union.
| j. II. SULLIVAN. Piano Maker.
| ORG IA. MCVEY, Piano Maker.
| JOHN DOYLE, Franklin Association,
| WM, A. ISIS, Trunk Maker.
CHAS. l.. MILLER, Clothing Gutter.
| RUDOLPH Textile Works,
| THOMAS DUNN, Textile Workers.
nOLAN, Textile Workers.
T.. Is. MURPHY Paper Hangers.
/ ISAAC WOOD, SO Frankfort 1T.
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