New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
THEY WANT c. C. SHAYNE FOR MAYOR.
,,rrTrx,. OF NEx REPRESENTING VARIOUS
TRADES - MR. sHAYNE DEFINES

HIS ATTITUDE.

About sixty mea representing various trades am
professions from all parts Of the city assembled at
the store OF g g. Shayne. in Forty-seconlSt' idS
night for the purpos. of asking Mr.. Shajne - De-
come a candidate for the office of Mayof.
Dr Max u Smith was chosen chairman ara
Edward We'll secretary Michael NJ. MIhtll. Max
y OnItman Richard 4. Sheridan. Louis Nelke, Ell
ward We'll Thomas Farrell. Peter Morkel Samuel
J. RoscnthaI and Samuel Nathan spoke, each piedg-
ing MIR Shame = large number of votes in cas-" ne
became candidate \ committee CONSISTING Of
Max D. Qui,mdn. VI. NJ Mulhsll X - 9''''''''
and Samuel Nathan was appointed to drat' i-'''',
tons expressing the sentimen; Of the meeu"S anu
presented the following which were adopted "n"'"-
mousy: -
professions ard workingmens ORGANIZATIONS OF '.i'
city consisting of the gasniters p,akt ers
clerks lawyers damond-cutters cigar ~
doctors plumbers stonecutters. electricians claI
delie--fiirrs lacquers. iron and steer woh'Is
"nts and foremcn OF the different trades assembled
here ihia evening, respectfully Irtu,ss - rn', ~
the close Of the campaign believing MN To DC an
ideal Republican, thoIoukh ous,i,' y '' n,r. f.
vic,orv this fall and wipe from the face OF the iar
fame Of our city the disgracefu administrator o 81
f fn ~. as, fourteen years BE it therefore
Kesolveu That We. the representatives. 81 t,e
,n,, ourselves 10 surnor the Hon C. G Shayne
for the nomination ana election OF "4So' - '''e
'' Rcsolvci Tha, commit be- appointed to cal
ON the different orgdH.Zl lions or iir rli5 "Hl
81 Of them their support toward the noinin lon
and election Of tha Hon. &. e. Sn1yne as Mayo.
Of the c!ty II New-York. believing - We 10 tna'
We represent over "'"' N"'''0 VI ''' ''
Mr. Shqyne. in reply to the resolutions sall INA,
TN. question Of The hour was HOW can reg 'ill i.o,
h ff"ctsd in this civ lie spoke of the nonsucceS
,haf h,I ALWAYS attended the fusion pan. ana "a.
9TH. Hcpul!icdns should nominate a Straight u'htt
rnr M. reason hat 10 vii. bring ort me "ntTe *
nuhlir1n vote and i'm addition hav" thr SUPPORT 81
ib"msanis II business men. formerly Democrats.
fron, whose eyes the scales have fnien arr W4o
now s.a with a clearer vision tndn theN dmI W.
wears ago. and whc desire - Vol" StTtEit r'IHo
iic,n ticket They recognize that TINS country cdh-
M, he ur,spcroIs unl.r Democratic rule ihey INV
suffered heavy losses since the pcnocfAuC pit -
obt,ined control - the Governments y" S,l' IN,
many good men. pr Parkhurst among N III tV,r'I
fusion ticket but pointed 90 the def at o scout a
an example of the faiacy Of such plan lie S"n;;
however that the ticket which IN" 'omiittc'. ~
seventy recommended should hay" the support ol
all good citizens If a straight or .iisi9h 'rss
4, his own candidacy. Nj. ShaNn" san: t'ipr
went 10 Furope last Nay told my friends thtt
could not accept the nomination. sac" my r''n'u,
six weeks ago a very large number oi BUSINESS III"
have only written but caI'l upon me pr SGnS
md urged me to stand flr the nomination hhtiy
consented ID al,oH my name to b" use! on one CON
dliion viz that n nv party c'ud NJ; Hni il p,'!
citizen uron whom a., could agree. ana n th'y Slall
then and In thai case Nond accept the n'inihtu' ~.
nor yithsta nling the great Sacrnr' IL Wouil U -
me personally. rui the man has been ioIni re j.
subs antial citizen. respected 10y az W'1 , ~ ~.
IN. duties 81 Mayor" He said that the nlnih,"
woud he satisfactory - al. aal urged his irichHS
70 stand ana work together for his election
Refore adiourning c'rmitte" & hvc Nv. was az
them to present the name 81 MI ShayH' tor ''o
office of Mayor