The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-19
LABOR WANTS THE MAYOR.
The Citizens willing to Make y LabOriAl
Nun a Coroner. u Thnt,m Do.

| The Citizens willing to Mako y LaboriAE
Man Coroner. n Thntn DO.
The Executive Committee OF the Windsor
Hotel party, the handspring OF the Citizens
movement, met yesterday in the downtown
Office OF Julien T. Davies. After the meeting
1t was announced that the organization had
been perfected and ARRANGEMENTS had been
made for raising the money necessary for cam
pagn work. 1t was also said that a literary
bureau commensurate with the Importance OF
the party AMI its work would soon be ostab-
lshed. Every voter in the city will receive at
tentions from the bureau. The Executive
Committee will meet again on Tuesday after-
noon and frequently thereafter until Septom-
Der, when the General Committee will also be-
come active.
Justice John r. Brady OF the Supreme Court
lie the man whom the citizens are now discuss
ing for Mayor. The difficulty is that 1t is very
doubtful whether he would accept. Justice
Brady is Father Ducey's candidate. Years be-
fore Father Duceys hair was gray he was a
boy In the office Of Justice Bradys father. Ihe
former Judge Brady took quite fancy 70 him.
and ono day asked him what he wanted TO DO.
Judge Brady told the boy that he would pay
the expenses Of his education and see that he
Baee9 stud i r Rar se ana his
bled him to rise. He became pastor OF one Of
the most fashionable churches in this CITY. II
Father Ducey will do all that he can to have
him nominated.
A CANVASS is now making OF the clerical Citi
tice Brady. When the canvass has been finished
In case a majority are In favor OF Justice Brady.
will accept The Citizens have not yet de-
termined whether they will nominate by COM ,i
BE- hsrd for Gd for
have no district organizations. mass meet
ing would be comparatively easy, as there are
streets Of New York on any night to, III any
hall In the city. BY committee, would De the
s%es Sead T be
fer with the Labor men before thew nominate.
They are willing to make a Labor man Cor:
their ticket. It Nv would be hard to satisfy the
Labor men with any such SOD as that. The
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the Citizens very libeIally II they let them take
the, sheriff and the District Attorney and the
Some Of The Citizens are many sided men.
There Is II. W. G. Yelling for example: He
OF the Ges b
Der Of the Common wealth Club, the Tariff ke-
form Association, tho Ballot Reform Associa-
materially aided the Governors reelection.
With him are such men, men as Horace E. p Penn
Pine. Carl Schurz. Oliver Sumner Teall. Louis
+. Post. and others who are. without change OF
clothing or difference in make-up. Cleveland
Democrats. anti Hin Repu ollcans. Ballot Re
formers City Reformers, and Citi2ens. They
are themselves the only vox populi that they
recognize.
1t would be interesting to Get full list OF the
organizations. clubs. associations. and socie-
ties to purify the rest of mankind which these
few men belong 20. 1t would not be an eXaG-
Eeration to say that within the last seven years
these men have originated or belonged to more
political and social political organizations.
leagues. and clubs than they themselves num-
Der: that Is. that there has had to be a great
deal OF duplication In order to have enough
mon for tho Offices. Each OF these clubs has
President. Vice President or two. a Secretary.
and a Treasurer. =, They have not. combined.
arate man for each office. This is shown BY q
glance over the pamphlets and stationery
which these associations send out. and which
have the names OF their officers printed on
their letterheads