The sun., 1897-09-23
FINE PATRIOTS THESE.
r0rD-rorcED CIrS VINO DEDN'r 60
r. rHE POLLS LAST FAIL.
r,,nina,iaa sr the Psn List Att.ssa That They
anrrd A-aI-Iow Thsy Are shouting
,nuut Puntir Durr-sous Mcu whose Names
,,,rn- A. Member. Say They Were Buncoed


,pout Puptir Dutr-so@s Hcu whose Names
,,,cn. a. Member. Say TheI " ere Huncoed
14r s..rns raion il -un by 4 little CLIQUE OF
men. ,r, 1anin -eG tni calling themselves the
-gseyt.... .4mmittse" Back of these few
An. 90 auGal ate IN large measure TOR their
puver i,r $50 men. must Ot them Ieif-lp-
orii ed "a. NJ themselves the Committee ot
ursa,..a ..Hn. By the terms af enroiImens the
mem lrrs D, ne Citizens aicn "aushoriza the
Comm Sc lt Orsanization To take such steps
A. ma 'e lrrsssary to nominate for the local
oIfcr- % ia Led At thu election OF s9- candI-
dn.rs vla ". .nGGrse and support The prlnci-
pies ,ai 8, .ects lt mo Union, anu TO take what
ev-r ict.Gn may DE necessary and proper for Tho
tarther1nrn Jt the declared purposes ut tho
Uaiun. rat he election ot the candidates. so
nUm.na5et
Al nuglry recently made by 4 suS render
was: What Is this Committee 1t OryanIza-
rnn and Who compose lEf' Last week 4 Sun
reporter yuC At the Citizens Union headquarters
an ot.,cl. Ist Of The $50. It IS composed largely
Of The lacles Of persons u eminent respectable
lty. -lUurh 1t cuntains a considerable number
OF names u walking Delegates and professional
labor lsitlsurs men whose names are printed
In newspapers when there are labor union
strikes IN. It con 5ains also the names OF quite
A7Gmuer II persons who ara not Of sufficient
nportAnce co set into thu city directory this
year lld \ <ren5 many who were not
of sufficient Importance 10 get into last years
iireCrlrv, when evpryhody who GUILD be found
by lAe urectury canvassers got his name and
aiGr=ss IN. Il also cunGains the pames ot per
suns vln 10 anG live IN the city. There ars IN
the ist he names ~ many professional re nrn-
srs. say uushing nt many oersuns who
loux:ly TOR luns. Muat ut the men who were
members 1r the old Committee uf Seventy, and
wnu lntortunn5a enough nuG to gee luhs
under Mayor Strong, Are there. The Committee
OF seventy was well taken care Of by tho Mayor.
and here ara only = few uncared for but they
are there.
It will De admitted that the election last year
.la most Important election hald in This
country N L quarter ut 4 century. The vote at
svGry patriotic citizen was needed in the ballot
box. M man could be spared. An Investigation
Of the names taken at random from this LIST NJ
mau VINO ara shouting now about tho dutlGS Of
citizenship anu OF un-parrtsanshIp. lnd viu
ar- raising their Voices anu believing save rha
city SHOWS thaG almost 10 per cent. Of hem
did not even r.le tho ITuunie 20 regisUer .n4C
year, lnd probably Is per cent. or them did loG
vote sumo of these men try IN get out Of Il by
ciAImInI, that they voted somewhere else thnn
In New York. though their residences are here.
sume say they voted N This city, thuugh the
recurrt shows that they iiG not even registar.
R!ghE at the TOD ut tho Es5 NJ men in This
Citizens Cniun Is cha OF R Fulton Cut
ting. He IL Chairman uf rha Union. Hs Is nuw
IN Europe. His address N rhis city ia Slt Mad
tsun avenue. Last year le lived At IA Fifth
avenue. \ search II tho registry lisLS II the
tvn Assembly DISTRICTS fails 10 show his name.
He did nut reg:srsr and hence hG did anr vote
IN af-itv VIII
head N the whole movement
II. D. aDthschild Is another mnu high in the
25O. Ee hns been professional reformer for
years. His address il given in the directory as
II, East sixty ifth street 4 search or the reg
!stry su ut the Twenty uinEh Assembly district
shows 1hnG this man did not vote there Hlrt!i ?
any man is higher N the Citizens Cnion than
P-ehie Tucker. Tucker has been political
dyaway bowling about gont lguvernmcnE ever
nnce the Goo Goo party started. In last yenr
Directory a-A address given - " est
Thir' y-trsU street. In this rears i5 IL given as
los East Nineteenth street. The rrgstry lisr
shows hat he voted from neither place. IN
order that there might be Nh MISTAKE. anu that
no injustice should he done to Tucker, L SCN
rapOr,sr asked ann about IL He 5alt:
" Why, 1f course voted last year. I vas
reg1atered rom LO5 East Nineteenth street. and
the polling place was in Third avenle I nnt
on" voted lut I Vas L watcher at the polls.
am sure nat voted, because I Inv my name
among he Registered voters IN The Lity Rcrnr1
After his positive statement The registry ,!si
Of -he Tventydfth Assembly district was
searched again. There are persons Registered
from LOS East NineteenIh street, bu5 Prehie
Tucker IL not uns.
H44aer in The alon than Preble Tucker even
Is ono sGnr3s rAmAlesOn. Tom JissOn IS one II
Lha CHOSEN nnas. He Ii one or tho Exarutl ye
nj m TTsAn. ana nT fhH ~ -
Low, ind demand now rhaE the Hepu niIcan
party snail accept him. Tnmhies0n lives At ia
AnsterIam avenue. The reg;stry LIST shows
that ne lid not Register nor vote from rhera.
taR -CN exporter nsKnd hIm about II. too. BE
lidn even remember whether ne voted or nnL
Einh.y he 5ild no thought maybe ne had lost
llh vnfa ny moving.
". 3nyart Cutting is a brother ot R Fulton
CHt NJ, me Chairman or the Lninn. This
year OrsGt0ry gives mis- latdress AZ - East -e g
elt'-9crunt street. Last year 5HIG he lived AZ
az Elt,h lvenua The record shows that Id
diu not 'sgtstsr from either place. Mr. Cutting
ON IaE 7CN reporter who called 20 ask him
anaHr hat ae .tdn't quite know, huE he waa
IA ysar At OakdaIe, L l., was an sxtsnGed
ahh' int ie ialu hs voted There. Mr.. Cutting
ATes N pnXIiIl.e only IN the summer. He dtdn,
saT whether 1r not his vote VIVA cnallGnged. Ee
onarsd ~ an explanation OF the ahssnce OF lhe
,a!s !. 5 aI n!s 1rnIher from the registry LIST
F'rAApA le voted IN Tuxedo
AAn'Aer distinguished shoutsr who wants re
torn ha Hon; Ira Dnyenpurt, " no vas henten
y -ena-1r H-A for Governor in 1888. Mr.
HaTenpurt ives at II East Thirty-ninTh street
tts4 tnouE.ny tor Low nnw, but when his vote
Sna leehet tnr honest EovernmsnG M dirn 7
s14f -ae .rHnaie 10 -egistar., The reporter tried
% lhd am. Al his home che information WA
Eaan mar Mr; Davenport was in Bath ana
"ibh tEDe7.thd back till November.
-n".s Il. spence n another OF the $50. Mr.
Spence 8 wing now at the BsVan House II
ti''NNlnnt. He ts a Cleveland MuZwnmI
ertnA, mora bitter even than Mr.. Low. H'
lnlLs' As party IN L.s4. even before Mr.. LO"
W ~ las Always been Nugwump Of Ch'
MI4FEIGs, hence he IL Loud in MS demand thl
.Ar '"HHhl party shaI! support Low. H'
utA InHAe himself 70 vote last year. HI
y .." HH .nnie excuse that he lost hls VoJa b.
aLAGg NJ l-s restsnCe.
AAu' Aer n The gentlemen who have been Do
. peg AZ 1alplLAtInG patriots IL Alfred
naiHr DArhs A.fred ;. Hsdaihach In one OF th'
I'N4 NJ " ~ street pntTiorJ who, when th'
slt ''i"rFt was gettlny lower and lower Las
y'ar mt \ threatened tnanCi.I pnnic wa
Ma@'lg 'Arss ny Cha Thousand tor the forces o
tnh' IE llt population. was engaged in th'
9Ha,!irHs n shipping gold abroad. some OF thdn
M.H0ni - nuCh Al "A million dollars co MAKE
M'H'r r-lu. They made che $3.50 and at tn
na'r lr made huniredd az vaGes tor Bryan
a 'E ftiGhihnch didn't try To undo CHI
ah'A N 10 The extent Ot contributing on
Y.''' IL tAaented himself from the country a
~, IN NE. "A i-d Joseph r. Cu!man.
q" ''E.itTY LISTS are searched IN VAN 20 hnl