New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

This increase In nine years almost equals the oufrc
city debt at the close Of 1870 and ID three tmes -
much a. tho city debt ct the close Of 1890.
The young men Of tho City Mission in the BoweSy
viii begin q thorough canvass Of tho lodging
houses Of tho East Side ana to II that oil those who
are entitled TO register do ct the earliest oppor.
tvnity. They arc greatly in earnest In this and are
exerng themselves to swell the number Of sdherents
to the principles Of the League.
Among the callers at the League headquarters yes
terday were Richard Watson Glider. the Row. Drs.
Crosby, Bridgman and Kttredge; Courlandt Schuyler
Van Rensselaer,. Fordham Morris, d. Lowber Smith,
Charles W. Dayton, ex-Judge Patterson, Isaac v.
Brokaw and H. 8. Montgomery.
The New-York City Mission IL taking en- active In
tercst In the campaign for Mr.. Scott and the entire
ticket. circular signed by r. Fulton Cutting and
8. II. Hewley has Just been sent out BY thousanls
from the mission, which among other things makes
this plea In favor Of honest government:
The missoSemment Of city In the past has been
DUE In far greater to the indifference and neglect
Of duty BY Intelligent citizens rather than the actual
power OF corrupt political organizations The candidates Of
the Peoples Municipal League are men Of weu-known
character and capacity whose hands the people
safely entrust the this great city, but they
cannot DO elected Without the votes and active cooperation
Of an honorable WIN not therefore interest your.
self In the Of the ticket both BY your personal
VOTE and by exerting yourself among your fricnd in be
half Of this worthy causer'
Next week win be lively for those interested
In the movement for the overthrow OF Tammany Hall.
Meetings will be held in every part Of the city.
These will not be confined to any particular part OF
the city, but every district will be looked after. In
addition to tho meetings which will be held In halls
carttail meetings will b held. On each truck there
will be six speakers.
The German mass meetings will DO held next Tuesday
in Beethoven Maennercbor Hail. No. 210 Fifth-st, at
p. M; on Tuesday, october %, at Cooper Union.
On Friday, October "a there will probably be meet
ing In Harlem, the hall for which has not been Sc
lected. Hungarian mass-meeting will be held in
Florence Hall, at Firstst and second-ave Friday,
October -. to be addressed by various Hungarian
In the next two weeks, one downtown and the other
uptown Meetings being held nightly at the four
clubs started by the Peoples Municipal League In the
Russian-Iebrew district in East Broadway. The
French, Belgians, Swiss and French-Canadlans will
hold meeting Sunday next to determine the place
and date for meeting in support Of tho candidacy OF
Mr.. Scott and the Peoples ticket.
we'll attended meeting Of first voters held last
night at the headquarters OF tho League. and organ
izaton was formed for the purpose Of inducing first
voters to support the candidates Of the League
The certificates Of the nominations made by the
League are now ready and signatures to them be-
Ing obtained. This work Is under the immediate
charge of Louis L. Delafeld. Although only $50
signatures are needed q considerably larger number
The League Is sending out q brief and simple ex-
PLANTATION OF the new ballot law and the way In which
to vote under It, Accompanying the instructions Is a
diagram Of polling place showing the position OF the
booths The names Of the League candidates also ac-
company the instructions.