New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TYESEVENTY'S FINAL APPEA IL
NETWORK CITIZENS ASKED TO VOTE FOR
GOOD GOVERNMENT.
WELL KNOWN MEN AND FIRMS WHO lNDohsE


THE ANTI-rAMMAXY CANDIDATES.
TIE Committee of Seventy last night issued the
following appeal to the voters Of New-fork 10
cast their ballots tomorrow for the candidates
who stand for municipal reform;
The contest between the citizens OF New YORK,
who desire a decent and honest administration OF us
municipal affairs. and Tammany Hall IL drawing
close. By every means, TO en.ishteh puuyiH i
informed OF the issues presented between Tammany
Hall and all who stand for decent government
The Committee OF Seventy has done all thdt neS
in its power to unite al honest citizens in opposition
TO Tammany Hall The voters OF New ork now
mcnt from the hands Of This despo,c and corrupt
organization. No citizen can nave the sshlest eA-
for misunderstanding the issues thst are Pre- G
mand from any citizen the surrenler OF YIN
the domination Of Tamnany Hall has been an en-
harrassment and a reproach equally az much az 70
the decent Republican. for Tammany H,il' though
The corruption and dishonesty "i the 'ihitltiis
S sg ETv1 am mpcTa iNS duty would
far better for the citizens OF NeW-lork II me IN
Of the poor and defenceless by Tammany Hall had
never been made. than being made, they should now
be conioned and acquesced in by the citizens.
The shame Of the continuance ~ such govern,
ment after its exposure. becomes the shame oil all
Iovs Of country. OF our institutions of our homes;
and Of our fair fame thrSughowt r 9e snand the
election - office of the candidates OF the ,9n r
stand for the whole people.
CCMMITrEE OF SEVENTY. by Joseph Larocque'
Chairman
The Committee Of Seventy also makes public
the following significant Endorsement from the
leading business and professional men of New
York without regard to party affiliations:
New-York, Nov 3. 1894
The Undersigned heartily n!orse the efIort ,,,, Gl
the Committee CT Seventy on henet OF decent mum
nation by them. and earnestly recommend th.i, .
ticket To the support OF all fcllowct.zens, without
respect to party:
The Endorsement is signed by the following:
Cooper, Hewitt Co, bliss. Fabyan 4 CO.
Bernheim tsner co., n1r"am .or & CO.. cstlin
4 Co. j. ". Seligman * CO., Robert Hoe, Charies
Ianicr. James II. Durham. Marshall
clark " H. Schieficn. Richard Y. Harnett. Doug
las Robinson. Edward Wnslow. John DE VIZ
james i, Ludlow. smith. IIogg & Gardner r. Flint
& 90. Moses Wallach solomon l:oeq lillian o,,nr .
John Harscn Rhoades. Edward kin$. ATthdr
Brooks D. - 81. John Roosa. Henry i. ao%i,nd'
ton. Randel. Barenore & Billings Richard watson
Gder John Mcke s lF RoGi oh' ierTman T
The RarSoIr Bro,hrcs company: Waiter ". smith
oscar Schcrcr Edward iIauseit. norman J.. Kos,
%rthu, ,'urtlse james. Percy r. Pyne. jr.. Charles
&. Peabody il. william kre6s L1thlm :. , heel'
Augustus - Shepard. Donald Mackay. +; w rhine
lander. Dayid Il. ogden Lee X Lee. Nalston H..
Brown Jacob II. schin, George Coppeh. \. 1ppen-
heimer Enoch l. fancher WaEer SwSyne; ' Gs
Cornelius " I.uyster. :. Eiwood May. John H.
Johnson; BENJAMIN kchardt Clarence y, H,e ,se
Barton, Ilcmry G. Swords. Frank Yoran. u H.
Cannon. Frank seymour aTr,ncc .or *
fex san.on Joseps. r, lev & CO chq r 81 4
I'm. George r Macy Frsnr. 4. Appieion. Altr.i
~ Smith q CO. Falkenau. OppenheimGr q o.