New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

OLIVER sumner rc.u IN rr,ph Lcsr' Illustrated.
Hos az. rclilciaan by a,-"'.at!o! BE- a practical
p".ii!' ian , -. ,., 3D., $50. ..-.,,.,, -,
a., noir.L sort, al ihr..Ind u: m"!l Oi wcalth. ="
rnrncnt And MIA pnn'lI!' who Il" not now t'"' am
iuir,,. " na;..N..r in politics.
Ir.ci,, polc, r,,,Ulr', the expenditure Of l,rs'
-uIi, %, money 10: pa' ,i'al WORK ""'"ns 40 ="
~, ir "reaui1,d CLERKS mast b" hrI ana pan 'o!
..ncr, and Literature most be ii"thl,d ir'C"s"
ogs.uuIa"n IA all IL d'iaIl' n"'' IT, 'n.lr', "N
10 make ,ii.' i've 'anparI a'd an inns Nl"'rH
n,ir.y. winch poor mn ca "a pf"Vh',, ~" "'c
-I,lnr ot"nm'' h"rn ~ :. H., PIT oi ,ii,'t , ,n'o
Than man, men world Ur IA t'Nins tHf'r 'n-"N
iur ;hoii,ands ri dollars.
\ nilo ">cr year ago ~" kciunHr'h Nol i,''',
A,,wiai,n started Tor i.r l'rPV' "i IIu" III !.
ire ,iuhucn ul .,ca l"rh 10 tLlr active int"r~t
IN Iolliic,. II started with a membership ii Sven
aud l.s /" DAY on IT, io', OR i'oo,. ihic ne' r.
ruupr,.d al two cli-s'N ih"r" Hl' ~i!- roo 10 Us
csp,1i-.s and VITO provide "orh"r> i"r IN" polls on
rc, tion day ana men VII" 'ahhOt ah".d :, shc ',S
lam. Int their 'f Those VINO pro'l" hhinriu
i, ,anc N on. !; ,In,nam' Gni I", GA" '"
Of ever hr."rc took ANY a. nv" interest III p"l
they ra;,'ll II ever >"'' ami gave II" ASSISTANT" wh't
to their part. or aided III r'ttting t" '""''ni
kclah!i...u Volunteer A~>'l,i"n. and they w"ir id
Volunteer A,s' ati" has PROBABLY the be-, l"lili,t
| plant 81 any Ur.annai"n ~ the lIii"i H','r' rs
clerical assistance /, cga~'r S the Year aud II" ""i"
'Iaim that Tins kind of w"rh +, mos, practical. and.
a. has ben Ir,r" m many l,''nr ;, most "n"''.N''
ll"n inl e" ihl'i l'-' tn rhar,, OF th. work OF tI'
orsiill1r the 81 Tia. L"ilu' and II the pant
Il Il" Eopn.ii'an N'lalrr A,,"l'tl3n MAT ,'""nii!
e
he effect OF the recent r'il'ti'tihS ot the Ao~+,
! bly, Districts.
! ~ IA. campaign If i--1 | sent out personal ap-
roI tn rlrhn,u Two weeks before III" election. 1>kiug
Them 10 20 to work al the poll, r't"n day. "r To
send me iIpicy with Whr o hire >ur tliut" Tor that
daV | .r,uird Il force Of 300 Republican workers.
plrt # whom wrN' volunteers, and the rtSt paid ,ubsu
| tui",. They did most elective work.
Las, year s,ut ont like call and found that most
Of ll. Subscribers the first ,il>r rib"l the
.rcrnd year. and many Of fi',>" mo volunteered I"
work tie fri year v"luntcc,r t. work again THIS
year The result Of siilir appeal Wiz even more salts
/ lIt nl,.tr
Of volunteered Ia work. ana received over GLOW
| IN the first ten DAYS.
How r;,n The gentleman by education be praftl III
Politics Is a silence and 10 be- Thor Iit MY
! lrltcal must nr'r,siI1y be- Thoroughly studied
Inrr. j. H., game that man can play IT which L. ri
| scientific there l. study which man ran engage
! Thorough insight into cru>.N AID effects.
| How the -"uti'indn Icy nature be pra'ticaI
! politician NV experience has taught IN" that tho
personal rtuii ~ l. the CREATES: IA tor III ppt' :.
ard no matter how brilliant man ma, hr, how rich.
how hi.h b. hi, social or business standing, II ho
/, not naturally considerable II the f"linc> Of others.
that hi. personal Influence i necessarily very limited.
cloth, hlt II matter If fact more often wear, over
ALI. | know Ul a ward irclrr' IN New York Who
pa, times thu personal Influence and following OF u
. certain United STATES senate.
II was my dLty and the best OF politics 10 s'c that
no man lrft h-W,Jurrtcr, In nn un>a'iSrt frame of
we'll and To the pI,'-cn day. appointed u
! listening oc;i;." When "a crank would come In with
Il long story would listen INT. ntlv for few mnu'rS
and then ~ly t!Ia. very much interested In thC
subject but that II something that would require "a
great deal VI consideration and should not bo attended