The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
CTS MAKING UP A SLATE.
ANNOUNCE THAT THEY'LL PUT UP a
FULL TICKET NEXT FRIDAY.

Executive Comnittse New Selecting Couaty
Omcers, AsseDblynen. CounciInen and
Alderuen FOR the Rect orthe $50. 600 Voters,
asd OH How Thaukrul We An Ought to ne.
The Gifts have finally como to the conclusion
that they must put a complete ticket In the field
on the night of Oct. l. when the Committee on
Organization meets in Hardman Hall. 4 West
Nineteenth street. According to statements
made by the Gifts themselves. all the candidates
will have been selected by the Executive Com
mittee and the Committee on Organization is to
ratify the nominations. This fact Is candidly
stated in tho following paragraph. a part Of o
statement issued by tho Cts yesterday:
Nightly conferences arc being held at Citi-
zens' Union headquarters for the discussion Of
methods of nominations, the selection Of candi-
dates to be proposed to the meeting Of the Com
mittee on Organization on Oct. /, and strength
ening of the Citizens Union organization wher-
ever such seems most needed"
Such are tho methods adopted by the anti
boss campaigners. To be sure, the action of the
500 gentlemen composing the Committee on Or
ganization on that night docs not constitute .
nomination. 1t merely clinches the action of the
Executive Committee in the ~latter's choice of
men, for before a nomination can be made petit
date. az war explained in THE SUN yesterday.
The days set aside for this work are Oct. "a,
n i;nd 4 I, ads srS5,eSsr ', Hispsa 4. %on dsEs;" WI;
". Pryor. and Ii. VI. siocum compose the com,
mittee that has charge Of this Fart of the pro-
ali the ayaiiablo Cts in sight hustiins ! for sig,
natures for tho municipal, county, and legisla.
s MSstS Sspd tSs Meeting ii Ao az t hSs G Esn RsSa ds sn 6s!
ganization on next Friday night will be open
to the ssG general public Praiiso or not + but Fu' T,spOrtes 9 viii
who Is conductinR tho campaign OF the Cts by
cable from the other side, win probably not be
Organization, and Charles Stewart Smith of
CcpnectiSut the Vice.President, will preside,
is iniendod to show the Voting ss'p public What ~hSa
Of what Chairman Reynolds has TO say for
''The Committee on Enrolment and District
Organization, has reason to feel proud OF the or.
when not even q foundation existed for the
structure, which has been raised. In no pre-
partisan organization existed, but the Citizens
Union. as an organized force. is now at least ON
a par with the regular political parties.
Der about forty a week. while at least ten H.
Illustrated lectures a week are given in various
Education edass 4 By lit y is r also being se soaSaete o.
But the Citizens Union campaign is by no
a %ssns sSsil1 os t to education tsSmi T In the %,, Ordinary ];
velve the purchase Of support by promise Of
and Al. is noticeable that Tammany has been
quick 70 seize upon, the improved methods
ulC n CHlOn mas introduced.
mo independent body In any previous mu-
nicipal campaign has had so extensive and
thorough. an organization as that which has
been built, up, from nothing by tho Citizens
Union, and II Is believed that the work done in
factor on Noy, 2. Meanwhile the organization
10 adding, to It's strength day by day and every.
thing Is In trim for the maintenance OF a hot
fight from the opening mass meeting In Cooper
Union on Oct. 9 to the last hour preceding elec.
ton"
The chief topic of conversation at tho Cits'
halnnunFfpFa yAAfRFnaV ~aa TIM naN nna.
that Is to take the place Of the $2,9s nag. to:
banner. thirty feet square, ali in red, yellow,
green. and blue, and win hang;across Twenty.
words Citizens, Union Headquerters, i" Be:
then viii come the portrait OF the Candidates
thanked on one sids by the Brooklyn Bridge
and on the other by the proposed North River
S SItff e. p. 5slG ar,. the Rgi ss Tar n small letter.
name Seth Low" In letters large enough 10 be
read a half mule away; cis Blnburs. VINO did
tons also, And he raised Cain the other day
when he learned that aAothsE man had got the