New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
THE UNION LEAGUE TICKET.
CONSERVATIVES AND LIBERALS IN
FRIENDLY RIVALRY
THE MEMBERS CANDIDATES HAVE NO SMALL
sUppoRT-IssUING CIRCULARS.

SUPPORT-ISSUING CIRCULARS.
The issues in the coming election at the Union
League Club formally presented to the members
Yesterday in circulars issued by supporters OF the
regular and the members tickets. This is the
circular offered on behalf OF the regular ticket
In accordance with established usage OF the cluo'
following gentlemen were appointed 10y inc pfesluen
a committee to nominate officers for the ensuing year
Alfred Van Santvoord Benjamin Brewster, John H. nan
Thomas Ruttor. John II. Hinton, NJ D. FREDERICK IL
Gibbons, NJ. C. d. Borden.
This committee have presented ticket which they oe'
eve will its affairs TO tend to perpetual"
the conservatism which has sgnally marked the history
Of the club its beginning and the undersigned earn
esty urge the members attend the annual meeting Oh
January g. and support the regular ticket as preseneu
by committee John Jay ID. .. Mills, John Sloane
Edward Mitchell, Walter Howe John Harsen Ishoades
Charles A. Peabody Jacob Wendell, Cyrus Clark, Nathan
Scey ALBION r. Man, William II. Lee Alexander Mel
Agnew David Dows. J. D. Vermilye John A. Stewart
f. II. Perkins jr. A. d. Juillard, Julien l. DaVes'
Edward A. Quintard. C. Murray, Charles A. Pea
body IT,. Charles Lanier, +. w Holbrook, Richard T.
Herrck Charles S. Smith. Jackson S. SCHULTZ
Here is the circular presented for the members
ticket:
Sir: We herewith present to you ticket for OIL
GERS club be voted for at the ensuing eieconN
which will held the 9th instant.
The polls Will be open from 80 20 $50 p. m
This differs from the regular ticket only in the
candidates the executive committee, the committee
on admissions the secretayshp. and in one of the
candidates for vcepresdcnt the last change being rem
dercd necessary by the candidacy OF Mr.. Marvele W.
Cooper on ticket for member Of the executive COM
mittce
The management OF the club has practically been
changed from year year owing the denomination Of
the same persons OF those who represent the same con
trolling influences in the club II is believed that
broader and more liberal policy in the administration Of
the clubs affairs is desired by rs members.
The candidates for the Offices in question named upon
the regular represent with slight exception. con-
tnuance Of the present conditions.
The candidates whom present for these Offices are
gentlemen who will. If elected administer the duties
intrusted TO them in a fair and liberal spirit
We request your support upon this issue for the In
closed ticket Signed Noah Davis, George Bliss, c. c.
Tiffany James O.. De Forest, Charles H. Blair, Henry
Bedow, George w. Lyon, william ". St. John, j. Dwight
Ripley Guernsey, George p Rowe J. w. Curtis,
John W Aiken H. c. ward J. Atner Harper, Henry
" HAYDEN, Walter c. ellison, J. II. Durham, DAVID
NIiK.n jr. w. q. Nichols. Henry Stanton, H. NJ Day,
George Harrol william +. Buckley, stephen Baker,
Theodore W. sterling, William Post, Robert +. BiXbyJ
Benjamin p Davis Paul +. Munde. Nelson c. Chapman,
James l. Vaotton, Eugene D. Hawkins, Robert W.
Gilbert Tlden Blodgett, william c. Lane, g. c. W.
Lowrey, Holman Miller w. J. Swan, Thomas
b. Atkins j. n A. Griswold George ]. Poet,
James o. Bloss Samuel Lyman. John McKesson jr..
Iucius IL Smith George Palen, Daniel Lord, IT,. J. w.
Bowling IT,. George W. Forsyth. WHY'S Benedict Peter
Molcr. IT, Edward Il. Ladew, OrsOn Adams, George i.
GolG,chuldt, william II. Leiert-, Isaac T. Roe I. Ches-
ley Richardson, II. b. Hammond. g. W. y. Curtis. j.
Henry Harper, Iohn Harper, william D. Wheeiwright,
r. Y. Burton W. G.. Poet John f.. Fay, Henry Homes.
g.. T. W. Dambmsnn, II. c. Billiard, Isaac b. Crane,
Michael G0fn,y John c. Tappin, /. D. Harmon, James
l.. Libby. Edwin VI. Felt. J. :. Warren, Raymond l..
Ward Charles D. Mlikcn. Franklin b. Howell, j. &.
W,,terYelt. George II. Taylor, F. A. Cans
II. D. Babcock II. y. Twombly. George S. Ter.
~ Henry G.. Howell 1. De Jonge, william
b. Wood. Thomas Is. Brown. Spencer u. SMITH,
Walter H. Wood. Iathrop H. Bacon. w. p Groyensteen.
jeremiah =. Robinson l.. Il. Mihen. J. Arthur Hinck.
Jew Charlie, DAWSON. Henry De Forest Baldwin, Bernard
Clark. Chari., .. Sab.n, ". Newton Collins. f. II.
Carpenter T. H. Allen. Thomas StUrg.s Victor Monwetz
b. D. Kuoed.er. william H. TAYLOR J.. ". Schwan. j.
Chester Ht,brouck, T. c. Nyc. Henry II. Man, Frederic
g. Elliot. Frank W. Kitchen. George +. Perkins.
DoutcrutYr Morris. James j. Fave. Gootge j. B,nnmin
U,ur, ~'dey T. Rit1rla d. Urov" Henry +. shoemaker
j. Howard Ford, ". b. Hasht II. b. Smith, Isaac \.
smith, Eut'cdgc Gb-on, J. Knocdier j. L. Dud.
Jew Edward D.. Flint. J. W. Cochrane. Charles II. webb
John +. scott. W. > Ma fariane, sidney A. Smith
Howard Lockwood and many others.
Last night Mar,ellc ". Cooper withdrew his name
from the regular tt ket, which II had been placed
as candidate for vice president lie stands now
The members ticket candidate for chairman
- the Executive Committee which place lie
holds. DE opposing nominees are;