The sun., 1897-11-18
CTS TO STAY IN POLITICS.
THEY VOTED LAST NIG Hr TO MAKE
THE UNION A FIXTURE.


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Tho seyenty,seven eheered again. Mr.. Rey-
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euo'not no .aA'u 'n wy on"i,hon " 'io Na,f
@ pn 70 make y, .sa their soDS.s of the
rollmont said that sas. .eeO;bl had been spent in
snrolIed % mombsrship Of the union was vas sa @ ssi tn
Richsrd watson Glider the rost.noi;t,c;.r
was Chairman Of the Committee on Press and
Literature. He reported that his committee
had spent s14.s75.e4. For this sum the com
mittee had thought out and put in print 751
posters; ss1se pl.osrd, eoesoo handSis ID, nno
oTIf'S CARDS. 4s6,oo4 pamphlets 2l,ooo
books and $1,000 itnosrapn., or total .. Of
ea.n ~ N. noe, ,vsnt f,r,her and ,.,d that
ss, 'ns pSe' 3S anu n S1,u Tu,,.s
1oS s,o IN 1.n,n a%sn' as tno, IN In tas an .sa Sna
been 9. .s47. .7a1 pages of literature thought out out
during the campaign by his committee alone.
This was exclusive OF 1o'ooo pages OF type
thought out by the press bureau and sen. to tn.
sh phouts .; M nRuf'' "'f' sF'e'e0
Jamea w Prvor for the Comuittee m Certia- :
ratea NJ Nou;nation r.norted that his con,r,it.
ss =. .s .. ~ .So 'ss az nis Son.
and that thew had "a. GOO sirnatures to to work on
He sajd thst ~ ,hsss ~ oni~ ,ssd ,rh.. ~.
necessary 70 comply with tho Law. His commit
S %aais af sGnK Rooms of sSs Committee on Speakers
We'd with the poet Glider In the matter Of fig
astic. He said that there had been 1900
outdoor meetings held, with an average attend
ence OF 100: There were 90 hall meetings at.
mestines attended, 81 rom 100 100 to p 500 F person: SON.
eacn. or aitogStner s9metning N over Soo.o0O pers
and Yiddiah. Most of the speakers. Mr.; Roome
1aid, were voluntary. put force OF nfty.four
band. "'Na a'A'''n'f' "''' A'p' Christianity Oh
The next eemmittee beard from I was that on
watchers and electioncdayI sn I work. The committee
Kennedy Tod. the Treasurer. Mr. Tod was not
ready to take the PUBLIC Wholly into mis- conf.
were still some bills TO be paid. dc said: I'm
not prepared 70 render report, except In e3n- %
versational manner. The TACT 10, however, I'm
embarrassed again; there will be surplus.
he saiG no thought that the campaign had
broadly and popularity" he said 1t cost us less
Lhan oolar vote, NY, 40 you Know that
we mstched @ the @1So00O Voters S past sixteen III.
the windows until O'Clock In the morning to
see tnem aiii I'm very wen satisneo 10 nno my
self dead along with that body.
When the cheering had died away Mr.
Reynolds for the Executive Committee pre-
sented these resolutions:
ResolUed, That the Citizens Union be continued III
apermanent city organization for the furtherancs
declared principles and objects of the union
and that all the voters in the several boroughs who
supported the union IN the last election DO Invited
enPoii ~ memosrs OF tne union =, .ov. h. .,o,,,.t
ftesoised, inat conn Vi ssNen 70 appolnttee t
orL ana rsnnst ~ m tha cnmmEttsa as
p..,nd @ T%nt tho nressod n,sc.ss " and
Commttee ta continpsd rntil snch nernanent organ
iEation ia efected with power to lease he
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ne a aesires Yhy 20 ca Sait M atten G
s ton !" ~ ySi .ain resuits accomplsnen Wy tne Eit
nens Onpn IN Inc iast Ganptlgh, IN sPite oI lts
aeSav ana vt. az me polls one hundred ana ntty thou
hon 'o.es ya worG poieu, an astounuihg numpei
In,Ii. MnSn We CONSIDER that our organizati9n wa'
n"IenccS nniicnI n nad 10 c3pe.e s Wild n OK OK
I pcrrengIcu poiithcai ~. i9aners VINO were noi tof
IN cnndUctna n ths ir ana means employed
u" ~. "...3ahunicons ia .at hneip atnpMaiRh M =. A.,
,.o1to Geaf e staisnent ei WAS Preseated 10 tht
poop,1 p y, ~ ing prttnclpie that tne CITY must nt
EoMEgrhGa M oy lIs citizens IN its interests ana no
IN sne inteFes,s OF On national parties using ths
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