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ty organization. the State Democracy
the election OF ex-seeretary Of the Treas
ury Fairchild as Chairman. This or
ganization, which is strongest In the
uptown districts. and includes on its
nent in political. professional and mer-
camille circles. seeks to protect the
Democratic party in the State from
dals. to sustain the course Of the Ma
tional Administration in Washington
on Democratic lines. and to aid In the
work Of freeing the people Of NEW
of the Tammany Hall ring. The State
Democracy includes among Its mem
bers four exMayors of New York
cludes both OF President Clevelands
New York nominees for the Supreme
Court bench--Mr. Peckham and Mr.
Hornblower, It includes Aaueduct Com
for Mayor Ia 1880; John w. Goff. coun-
sci OF the. Lexow Committee. and a
candidate for District Attorney In the
Power, ex-Register Slevtn. Herman Rid
der and seven Of the most active lead
ers of the former County Democracy.
has been shown chiefly in the work of
getting together Independent Demo
Gratis. enrolling them In the various
districts and securing for their use r,ors ana
The State Democracy claims an enrol
mcnt OF 10000. and some of Its leaders
avow their Willingness to put that en-
rolmeent to the test of vote by the
running, in case of need. OF stralghtout
candidates in any district wherein the
activity or validity of the enrolment Is
disputed.
While the Independent County organi-
zation and the State Democracy have on
separate lines been proceeding against
Tammany, another organization nav
l,N.- ,t,, ntV hstf n
different manner, has established itself
In permanent quarters on West Forty
second street, near Broadway. This Is
the ,Anti-Tammany Democracy. at the
James O'Brien, whose services against
the ring OF twenty years ago are CRATE
fully remembered by all New Workers
throw Of Tweed and his confederates.
Senator O'Brien's organization has had
no general mass-meeting. but has peen
organized on the district plan Of three
districts participating In one big meeting.
The upper east-side districts were or
ganized at the Lyceum Opera House, on
w west-side districts at Wendeis Assembly
Rooms, West F'orty-fourth street: the
downtown west-side districts at Caledon-
Ian Hall. in Horatio street; while for the
east-side lower districts, New Irving
Hail. on Broome street. was chosen. Sen
ator O'Brlen has q large number OF per-
sonol friends and the sincerity of his op-
position to Tammamy Is gSnG1aii With HIM a In
the present movement against Tammany
are ex-senator Francis NJ. Bixby, ex-As-
semblyman Began. Major McNuity. John
Brady, % Daniel Quinn and many other
efficient workers.
The declared aim OF the Anti -Tammany
orsaninauon is common onSfa, union nn, o. an an
Tammany Hall for any municipal once.
The Anti-Tammany organization intends,
It's leaders declare to stick strietiy 10 10
local matters and to keep out or STATE
and National politics.
The German American Reform Union
was established In 1892 to assist In the
snppU9 sssSq Of Of GfSveF anq m
of roFI; NJ. cleveiand eEsSTIt i was was revived
t9 the s eeSta9n Isaders Ug We're VAC
orous in advocating the election Of
Judge Bartlett, his Republican competi;;
tor. The defeat Of Judge MAYNARD
American Union now seeks to train It's
guns against Tammany Hall. AZ the
head Of the organization is Oswald OF
Louis Windmuller, Gustav schwab, Her;
Gna Crosse, Ell L. +. Thoma. Arthur Van Brie;
sen, August Kleinau and Bernard
The German American Union Is COM
posed OF Republicans as we'll as Demo-
crats, though the Democrats Ns outnumGer thu nre
portion of to in the enrolment OF
10, 600. The leaders do not seek undue
prominence in the warfare which they
They disavow the existence Of any can
didates in their ranks, and declare that
all they seek is the putting up OF suit;
conditions, for the various offices which
are to be filled at this years election.
The German voters constitute very
to ti Tammany ] + Hall. H. and If they SpP give as
good an account of themselves as their
German citizens across the bridge
ea ri at ss'Sn ior MyoR9p support ser
! cooperation will be welcomed by all
other anti-Tammany organizations in
/ town.
the purposes of its incorporators was
made clearly known. 1t was to stand
out AGAINST political corruption and for
lines. After the city Club had made
manifest the Views OF its members, the
second chapter n Its record ff5 SsefI
as Good Government Clubs. These
branches have been springing up In va
/ rious parts OF the town town % and have been
/ The Good Government people claim a
membership of 10000, absolutely hostile
! to Tammany Hall.
Good Government Club A. has head
quarters in upper Lexington avenuei
, Club b, in West One Hundred and
| first street; Club d, at Sc West Thirty
third street; Club f, in East Twenty
third street: Club F, at 5A Hudson
street: Club G. In West Forty-ffth
street; Club H, in West Thlrty-fourth
street; Club L, in East Eighty-ffth
street; Club NJ, In East Seventy-second
street. and Club NJ In East Nineneth
| street.
The Good Government Clubs are short
" to hold a Convention of delegates
| representing each of the affiliated
branches in the Good Government move
ment.