New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
ANOTHER TRADE IN LINE
COFFEE AND SUGAR MEN FAVOR The
ELECTION OF MR.. LOW

PAPER INDoRsING HIM SECURED
IN FEW HOURS.
Every day that passes brings new evidence
that the solid busin ass men Of New-York realize
the Importance Of eecting Seth Low Mayor OF
the enlarged city. Said Of them yesterday
We believe It's scarcely less than matter Ok
life and death tn the city's highest interests
An historical and vicious Platt organ has been
continually attempting he mpossibility OF SUI
cessfully attacking the business capacity ana
executive ability Of Mr. Low"
The Tribune Yesterday printed the intelligence
that the tea trade was practically unit for
the candidate Of the Citizens Union. whose bnsi-
ness capacity merchant was vel Eho"h
10 them Now come the coffee and sugar mer-
chants many Of whom also knew Mr. Low when
NJ vas engaged in the tea business, 10 'es'iy
10 their appreciation Of his ability and express
their intention of voting for him. The sugar
and coffee merchants intended holding mass
meeting 10 express their convictions. but u was
impossible to find a suitable hall In the extreme
downtown portion or the ct!' where '"e'o nv
chants do business.
Rut they accomplished their object fully as
successfully in another way. In three or rour
, hours Yesterday paper indorsing Mr. Lows
candidacy was circulated In the sugar and coHee
district by members Of the trade. No appeal was
made hut in that short time the paper received
nearly one hundred and nifty signatures Nearly
every sugar and coffee house is represented. and
every slgnnr is a voter. The name OF one man
was struck from the list when it was found
tina, he had no vote in New-fork
Following are the paper and the list OF sign
ers:
We the undersigned. voters in The Various d S1r
and sugar business. heartily iniorse the ho'''""
ton Of the Hon. Seth Low for Mayor
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| AUGUSTUS NJ. WNhnni ~. a. Fror' -.
| CHARLIE W G1;iSItt t No ioa Frontst
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