New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
GERMANS WITH LOW.
THE REFORM UNION ACCEPTS THE
WHOLE CITIZENS UNION TICKET.

RESOLUTIONS OF ENDORSEMENT PASSED BY \
VOTE OF $50 TO co. AFTER 4 STORMY DEBATE.
After a stormy session. lasting until midnight.
in the Grand Central Palace. the General Com
mittee Of the German American Reform Union
Endorsed Seth Low and the entire Citizens
Union ticket last night. The vote was 3o- TOT
Low and % against the resolutions OF indorse-
ment The opposition made a desperate resist
ance. but were overwhelmed. Some OF the
speeches showed strong opposition to indorse-
ment.
The resolutions were follows
Resolved. That the action OF the Executive
Committee on September 80 and October ii DE
and it is hereby Endorsed by the General Com
mittee in every detail that 1t meet, our iuh APP
proval and gives us much satisfaction
Resolved, That the General Committee or the
German-American Reform Union indorses the
Hon. Seth Low the only worthy candidate
for the office OF Mayor OF Greater New ork'
and that II will endeavor with all means In It's
power TO secure his election. for the reason that
the liberal sentiments shown by MT Low wheh
Mayor Of Brooklyn Justify us, the citizens or
Greater New York. in believing that he VIII De
guided by common sense in interpreting ana
executing the provisions or he infamous haiheS
law. A..
Resolved, That the other candidates on the
CITY and county ticket OF the Citizens Union,
10 wit:
Controler-CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD
President OF tho CouncIl-JOHN II. scHuMANN'
rict-Attorney-AUSTEN G.. FOX
Sheriff-EDWARD +. MSWEENEf
Rcgister-PAUL GOEPEL
County Clerk-BENJAM1N f. HALL"
Judges Of the Supreme Court-CHARLES II. VAN
BRUNT and GEORGE 7. ANDREWS.
Judges Of tho CITY Court-JOSEPH FETTRETCH
''u and S. sTANWooD MENKEN.
corSn1sRr 4vT THA{ WRRR RT c ond w.
r-ostsar, -, Tho porouph OF Acknowledgement
J. HOGuET.
also be and they are hereby Endorsed by the
General Committee the only worthy candi-
dates for the reason that. in accordance Win
our former resolution. they offer TO us the pest
guaranty for giving consideration to the pro-
gresslve and cosmopolitan character or our pop
ulation. being themselves honorable ana duttitul
men, impressed with our own ideas. VINO VIII
give to us an excellent administration; and. fur-
thermore, because they are the candidates OK an
Independent citizens movement and not the
thoughtless tools and slaves Of a corrupt polit-
cal machine for booty
Resolved That the German American Reform
Union shall extend its agitation for the election
OF the above-nam ID candidates over the whols
territory OF Greater New-York; that grand
nass-neetings shall be held In Cooper Union
and other halls in Yorkville. Harlem. Bronx ana
Brooklyn, and that not loss than two district
meetings shall be held in every one OF the
sixty Assembly districts Of Greater New-York
Resolved That n Campaign Committee shall
be formed, consisting OF one member from each
Assembly district. to be elected by the district
delegates. with full power 10 I'll vacancies and
increase its number by adding other memhers
that this Campaig. Committee shall carry on nm
aggressive and energetic campaign until the
Tolls are closed on Election Day.
Resolved. That the General Committee OF the
German American Reform Union. being the
only representative OF the politically organized
German element. gladly Acknowledges the con-
scientlous labors II the Conference Committee.
and expresses its thanks 10 the same FOR having
guarded the interests of tho German popula