New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEES.

Member. = tho Assembly District Campaign COM
rl,ees were chosen by the district chairmen' e"e'
from resident voters OF the district Or from nom
resiten, voters interested IN and familiar WIN 'e
work to be done None but enrolled members %
tho union were eligible 70 membership on these
committees each OF which has at least one men"
h- %, .very election district I'm the Assembly as
'r-, Care was taken IN making ~ th" CoIil..S
tees have az many EarI'us ar KIM ~
busine.s trade or profession. has !'s representa-
mi, biivs!on o. the labor involved, so that the
lemsnt upon the efforts o; individual members WAS
one re.ii, O, this system Is the enrolled member,
ship In the XIXth Assembly pISF'ct oe W."
-, H. 81 enronrrt OF 22oo members u
th. union. IN addition - some 3@' 'isn"tS o. 40"
tom are now being classified uy Assembly, is,r.,s
,- ~ 90 OF the lo3'0o petitions IN addition - the
p 49, enrolled memberships h4Vc n"'n s9r,1 ~.
where they VIII be further subflvied into elect!9n
districts. forming tAe basis Tor the ""rN VI ''0
various campaign committees
MEMBERSHIPS N VARIOUS DISTRICTS
From the showing made ~ the classification OF
80 ,.t,lon as thus far accomplished the following
se.,-.s may he ,,k.n A. conservative estimates OK
yt.,t Will be SHOWN oy the completion % the work
r, rho KIN Assembly District. bounded by Sec
o,d-avo =, Marks place. Avenue ~ Seventh-st'
clinton. Rivlngton. Norfolk. Broome h"irdRe,
n u.,on and Second ats. there Is an enrolment OF
m with additional petition. nlm9erRg ths
XXVfiitn Assembly District east oI - US t.b,,
80 h.,y ,c.n ia ~ Seveuiy-slXt1 ana East fen.y,
-; .b. nerltions AZ an additional 100. In the II!
',''5, NAM the Mulberry Bend neishborhood
f'ry orc Of T1mmary'. Hrmest strongh)lds' - an
, ,on. IN , M XXXi, Assembly, District bounded
on the south by East
on ,he nortA by West hundred AN o mn the
f5,tr.r-yt ON th- east by Pnrk-aNe.' Ahi Oh w
v..t 4 seventh and Eighth ayes the eh.o'"T T,ra
",,r, : no vit1 ~ additional Low ballots. Ihtre
ar. more than 1000 enrolled NOM erS III SrNt" N'-
senbIy Districts and less IMAM 90 II o.lS 1870
son, ~ the best organized districts. having
strong central committee 3nd suD-'p',,i,.' r,,b
Zach lection district in house n
.c~..f fak,n by wagc-earners IN the caIiPaSn ~, -.
~, rrion The accomplishment % such results
.Ae .n'y mon a., I'm rren.r amount Of work almost
I'll a, ,cbi.h has been done voluntarily. hrgeN ~
rier engaged during the daytime IN manua' ,.1Vi.
p'l4,,.r,.rs IKE largely usel as gathering pIdcrs
f,r falr neigh-0rh0Ols. ana n any HS..I'L oi o."
mo-. a"' ,s beJ crowd viii be- found discussing
campaign issues with keen interest, s ,u,,be-
'c,r~es a week are given IN various paris OF me
CRY ard vigorous camptishn oi Sly six hundred
thou.Irj documents have already oech . -.
-. ibe f-ni1n since May H. while nearly e'sht nun
dred thousand have been puoIshe'A an" ''e p''
gralnmo Is not nearly compIeted i,,,,d into
~ ,ts.nihiv districts have been diVided INTO
election districts. each win u.s. vdP" an. ,isf'ct"rv
..,,,~..s ,rne registration will he closely "atchei;
and vigorous effort Will be 1a iHg 10 Sading 10 is
...-,,5 da, bv Iay and everything Is IN shape ior
the r-ilnienlnce az not hEht ir 0.t h, a. ,he
rrass-meeiirg IN Cooper MO" y" '0'0' ~ "
iqs' aour preceding election. -, iii. ,.,,, ,a,c,
rr. r'nion proposes 70 man the poHs WIN Ma'1i -,
v.ine 70 volunteer for that work TO send IN their