New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
MORE GERMAN HELP FOR Low.

HE GAZOp ORGANIZATION REFORMED Win
wEILKNowN BUSINESS MEN At IT'S HEAD
SPEECHES rRONisEp HY THE CANDIDATE.
Tho former Gcrnan-Am"rican Hurgcr-liund. pop
ularly known ~ he Gaz0os. the faction "hl'"
halted from the German American Reform mon
I'm 1896 when that Organization went over 10 i"'''-
many Hall Wa reorgdnized yesterday al the "''"-
,,,,rfcrs OF the Citizens Union. No. % East l"oh'E-
thrd-st Among those who responded TO the "a"
Of John y Panncs the former president OF inc
organization. were Carl Sclurz Or. jacob III
s,.nr-r Louis Stcuh"r. Herman SchA"h"r. 'h'ri'S
nusct pr. carl Box Joseph Ecker; Sn''T Edwnpd
man. Dr ". Frcpdcuth4l }. ID Lang, r'u ,,
Herr PAM +. Hoppe Herman hose",n"I, ar
Wimdmuellcr Edward Tmmc with some MY
This committee OF ono Hundred. a. !, was called,
effected thc rcorganizaton OF th' S' o. Irinn rs
"yytrin,IiV drafted Letters OF regret were sent ny
H. Srhwab PcrcNu kn'uih tuner nm -, 1i'rI
Nathan and several others. At the motion OF an
s,hurz John H. Panncs was reelected chairman
Gin G,ri UaI.nr the secretary Of the German Bu-
roam of the Citizens Union. To act ds S'ct'"t'S'
Jacob IL schin wa mad teasu,or or1c when An
minated discussion was prcriptated 10y Dr. sen
mrr; wa ~" he chaTIctcrizci IT, between the
ttizcns Mon and the followers Of Henry 'eorEe.
wonId Withdraw from the organization, and ne
thought that similar "'ilon W"u'u ~ ,nhI byy
Scnncr. views in n fiery speech. in which ne REX.
Grated that the Germans "a Sncn' Wuulu , mu,
stomach any poll'i''i "''' w "''
rtarl schurz poured oil upon the troubles waiers
80 a., 'niitshel denial OF the leaders of the tlti-
zens Union that tn" orsnizio"i as Id'h h. T fe
convinced hat M low had been 4i o by, % ron nne
proposals. and MT Mr 10" "I c The more SO As
me- would clearly be- the loser. Thr action OF me
followers OF Henry George. he added could nor DE
malone AT all events. inasmuch as they hai
perfect legal right to indorsc whomsocVer 'heE
p Edi Emerson ir the director of the citizens
Union Foreign Bureau supported MI SchuiZ' ana
defended the citizens Union against the accusation
,bat 'hcv were active parties to bargain in which
they accepted eyeryhnE giVlns no'mns III a"t'rm.
several other member Of The committee. and II be,
came clear thai an 9Ver"heihg n1lJ orr nr o.
the members present had no objection 10 me pro
posed Endorsement Of the CitzenS mon county
ticket by the Georse people that Pr. senner Wl,h
ness Of The mcetne be proceeded With ,,.ro,oor
decided to Issue declaration OF principles through
the German press, and committee OF three. con
sng Of Me,sr srnne haS"r ana onumsni
ON on the motion OF Mr. seuber the chair was
with power to add 10 rs numbers and Mr.. Pannes
accordingly appointed the following mnmbsTs to
and Messrs Goldman. Sieuber. Emerson Goelcr,
Meyer Auerbach and Iiauser. with Carl Schurz.
Gustav n. Schwab. Jacob H. Schln and Arthur
von Brcsen to be attached as cX-oiiclo mem
'c Thc former district leaders OF twenty four AS
sembly districts VINO were present, were then
reapponted TO resume charge Of their districts;
to n,'' the remaining uncovered districts. BY unani
nous vote II was decided hold German mass
meetings at Cooper Union Terrace Garden. Ger
man Maennerchor Hall. the German Assembly
Rooms and other halls In the East and West sides
OF the city az we'll as in Harlem and II was an
nounced that Seth Low had already given his con-
sent TO speak at such meetings. provided Carl
Schurz and other representative Germans would he
his fellow-speakcrs. 1t was also decided TO APP
point "A special conference committee to wait upon
Mr. Low 10 discuss the exped!ency OF emphatic
and unmistakable utterances On his part concern
ing the liberal attitude OF his supporters toward the
excise question and the long established customs
OF German born citizens.
The meeting then adjourned. and special meet
ing OF the Executive Committee was held 10 deter.
mine all other steps lie taken ny The reorGanlzcd
society The members of the committee meet again
tonight at the house OF Julius Goldman NO l3z
East Seventieth-st