The sun., 1891-05-17
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Calls which ere Not Answered s.s 4i..s
"sieh- DO Not Asterisiise.
These are days Of woe and dissppointmen,
for the MANAGERS OF the Peoples Munioipsl
League. who have been engaged for the las,
six months In endesvorinR to crawl out Of In =
hole In which last seasons election left them.
and to organize prodiRlous movement den.
tined TO shake New York to the centre.
After last years defeat some OF the wiser
heads 10 tho League came to the conclusion
that the cause OF their overthrow was the at.
tempt to organize political party In New
York without regard to the districts composing
It. Nearly all the members OF the League In
town lived In three districts. while the renal
ing twenty-one were entirely neglected. and
consequently the champions Of Righteousness
were compelled TO make their battle exclusive.
ly in the districts whore they were
represented. while their opponents had
the whole twsnty-iour to draw from. 1t was
also discovered that Notwithstanding all the
denunciations. assaults. diatribes. and fulmi-
nations Of the Municipal LeaRuers against
political machines. that machines wsre very
necessary things sfter all 30. under the
charge Of Boss Peckham. meeting was
held =. wSSh o.s we're perfected
League in every Assembly district. Various 1 on:
marie. in tho districts from which " dsiss.,.: @ Sa.
Noye%b.r % % % Su. mo- .uoo.s: So .as s.ns.a sss
T. It, 70. s two reasons: sons. n.:. .s because ,. IN:
the ass, nS:t thistly populated. would h.ys .h.
S. sos. IN ,.s The
sonnd:.,o, .tons % ~; Iu,;on.S Ta.. IVY ss,,ua. wy
TO
avenue voters on term. Of numerical ca eau.iiss
ter tho hopes Of tho I..su.r. and to knock the
pins OF support from under their movement 4,
t,s The plan Of oDsn primaries had to .
tho Ua ssdor vheS = Il.
it's sbsndonm.ns bus Mt th.ra @ w "a. .'s,SM ssnthsr .
Who was to call the msetines and supervise
tn the prtmaries' The Ls.susrs would have
but who. except their opponents. would attend
.hsn' conts:.edly. Conf. " t tho sss.. bod, Of voter:
e meet st ss:s eSsss Sp'a p ':.
s ssssass,ft:;: a:lsss.ss @ , is.cssSI: 'sSa =:
tho League might expsct soon to ilnd them
;s,s: ss 81 exn e.
70 q 8iss the. =:
new soheme on which they have been workin9
rsa ss sss5y st %
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ss $ the 91%psss 70 I ,
their back pSrl9s. they made mp 9. List OF
sss % s.ss ~ AND %1n.
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shses inIon e: ana no .SSns s1s and thas
VIM you not sisn and rsssrn one u sss s.sssssl
Iii:na:i !oI q: sssopD!i,Sn:a. ! M q 9 vi: 1s
Of patriotic e'''.sa.
ns,s Sssa n sS S a' ssSHs .nS
The League was to have oreanIssd Tor 1851 On
ESS.asy nfa5 When 1ES;sdSsy E;ssS night . sys
msnts II beins diseovsred % that SI q sufIioisns
number Of names for . COMMITTEES had bcen
furnished in but four Of the twenty -four dis
Ia nosYnoned and Tho I0aSne orS%aisstios; ~
precisely where it Was on The day Cifef thS Iast
election. This il certainly 0-dlahosTtenin9
aaa stsss e sa ts,nss for the enshuaasss Who had
a eurprtsinR change has come oyer thu
paletal quarters In the Victoria Hctsl With
isnifor Vsitnra xsitSd nn .oit ~, ,dfn1 e.. IL
pets and were heraIdod By ebony faced nor.