The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-25
REPUBLICANS BAR GIFTS.
WILL TREAT THEM As HosTILEs At
NEXT WEEKS ENROLMENT.

And will Nominate sone One Elss Than Lew
for Mayor rr the Cita. ~ Al Independent
Party. Nominate Low-Likely 70 ne . HUM
pu, over the Refusal to Allow Cts 70 Enroll.
The evident desire OF some members Of the
Citizens Union to set that organization in an
attitude OF hostility to tho regular Republican
organization In this county IL bearing fruit
The resolution adopted by the Cits' Committee
OF Organization declaring in favor Of " indepeu-
dent nominations" together with the re-
pcated statements Of Secretary John @. CLARK
and others in tho movement that the Re
publican organization will be in nowise
considered in tho making Of the nominations of
the Citizens Union, have been carefully con-
hdered by the Republican leaders. They believe
that the resolution and tho statements referred
TO indicate a purpose to proceed with tho nomi-
nation OF Mr.. Low and other candidates without
inquiry as to whether those nominations will DO
satisfactory to tho organization which 10 OK
pected 10 furnish the bulk Of tho vote for the
ticket.
II that is the purpose OF the Cts managers,
the Republican leaders desire It to be understood
that the Republican organization will not even
consider Mr.. Lows nomination for Mayor. If
the Citizens Union desires to pose az q separate
and distinct independent political organization
and nominate a ticket of its own, tho Rcpubli-
can leaders are Just as anxious to have 1t under
stood that they DO not purpose to have their
organization lose its identity In tho municipal
contest, and they will also have q ticket in the
held.
Orders have also been issued in connection
with the general Republican resnrollment which
will take place next Wednesday night, that
members Of tho Citizens Union who ask to en-
roll are to DO treated as members Of q
.t- -otkAt..l .rra1t-aN{aD Tha PanpkN
iican leaders say that Citizens Union men
are no more entitled to enroll. in tho
beff OF Tsmmany Hail. whose hostility to the Re
publican party can be no greater than that man
ifss,ss j. j. t Rsys stGtsmG +. F 81 ssercet nstEnS Sla and
others. cut,
Union from enrolment as Republicans Is likely
o STaaiS RepaiS s. have identided them.
t there was M,sn e1idenee Of q reasonable d desire
to consult the wishes Of organised Republi.
Republican organization, but whom tho Cts de.
s s14sinr q tn az Ei3S isSe k aeps sSsz T Sn. take ns in'
dependent political action. the Republican lead
ers declared that for the preservation OF the or.
othe Republican organization.
ton OF Seth Low as Mayor. Nearly all the peti.
lions WltCl nave O6Cn b6uJ 10 uohuQu1Itcr tluu
far are from commercial and manufacturing
establishments. and most Of these are headed by
the proprietor OF the establishment. It has come
to the knowledge of the Republican leaders
from EMPLOYEES OF these concerns hat many
blowers hal aods 50. Many OF tho petitions re
ceived At the cits, headauartefs have az
petitions favorable to the election Of Mr.. Low
for Mayor. providing he is the regular Repub
lican nominee"
some OF the Cts say that they have received
an aggregate Of 10000 signatures Of all kind
favorable to Mr.. Lows candidacy. These In
clric the qualified ones referred to above.
The Republican leaders In some Assembly Dis
tricts are making great efforts to give the
-. widest publicity 70 tho re6nroilment and thl
places where It is to be held. Charles! A.. Hess
In the Twenty-ffth, IL sending postal cards {.
every man who registered as q voter In the dis
triet last year apprising hin Of the enrollmen
and inviting him to enroll II he Is q Republican
All of the admission tickets for the assembl!
q the Republican election district officers a
Durland's Riding Academy tonight were issuet
yesterday. and President Quigg 10 confident tina
fully 1000 men will attend.