New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
CoIgate's
Holiday
Perfumes.

., Tho ouas,,on How TO get voters out 10 the
primaries" after fair laws are secured he1u
quarters will be opened at the Hotel Manhattan
Madison-ave and Forty-secohd-st' on D'''
q 1897 The call reads thus;
relieving that our caucus or primary eIectlon
customs and laws lie al the very root anu So tbot
tb4 misTuie OF our larger cities is due In large
measure TO the defects in such pfactCss I 20
toms n therefore follows that 10 purify llS -
tIn l. 70 take long step in the direction OF non
esty economy and efficiency IN every U' tpa, me
80 'nnblic service; and further believing thdt w
sne Of laws to prevent corrupt caucus pa
tices and throw the safeguards OF LII scn%ouraCe
10 around the caucus primary VIII t ICU'' GO
Van NOR good citizens to take part tmelfi' md
the Undersigned for the purpose b %. presc defects
IN the various systems which now OoC o NAV seem
remedies and TO take s0S Sae aStJ ion in calling
CONFERENCE Of persons interested IN sa1 ne i4th
70 convene in the city of NeSw-forK' Q" '''
a We deem it desirable that the comIer[o and
MADE up r Si f TO party or faconal affiliations
Dated New-York. Dec. H. 1o''' 49,, au are
Amone the many names signed to the can A'e
'"''' WILLIAM L. STRONG Mayor Nsw Sewers c cy
ABRAM S HEWITT. ex,Mayor Ns T,-RS SrN New
pAK HSTf f R. JAMES President Board of Trade
sTS6f & 45f4 S %sx14s4. G d
E EfJAs HGicooDMAN, president Allied Political
wgt fqss SST 525Ss Ss@ y9ts c G'y
Wills WILL j. sf HtiHo NeweYor city:
WfII1lM BFo9KTIEL2R; Ns yoH CIV CITY
G6HSSII A4 rs VAN coI"T Postmaster. New-Iork
EfHo seSt n f Fesden len cv Service
League. New-York CITY, CITY
R R2Sh4 WAITE PTs'i eii2 American
r fn'' GYK IS Slyi' secfssr league American
W. F. W4KEMAN United states Appraiser
uoR NeEEf E kDfE 3MsgiNG New-York City,
". Harrison RooME. New-YorE CITY a, civil
Service League. New-YOLk Sit yy
EDWIN l. GoPKIN s5 Nswrf@ New wy? York city
ap6 ii fe v. Brush State Senator Brooklyn
W 56HI 4 M 5AEM5Sv III A ASeaE ..v
JAMES r. DAY. Chancellor Syracuse OnN''''''
1YMX E?s'g Us GAGE. Secretary OF the Treasury
yrI CHiGasH E STONE. General Manager As
william asf1 T. BAKER, President Board Of Trade
THOMAS GalSssI B. BRYAN. President Union League
JoH S!" :. FARWELL JR President Merchants
THOMAS Gipns e. 'HIfoYNE President 1rOQnoi' Cub
z. G G. 'PfsRrLDINo. President Marquette Club
JESSE G'i HolDoM. President Hamilton Club chi
cEo SReI A. Fo1.LAsBY. President Bar As'o'A-
.no }IGPi NATHAN. President Civic Federation
GEORGE GRSssT E. COLE. President Municipal Voters
urif f9s0 %ApE fRSo0oERs President Northwest
rnA fSa Enl.i MA.esvEHGH. S Chicago.
H. +. SSPpRRAGtE. President Election Laws
sAM heffae' s'''S sAPEN Preslden, Municipal
noFER FfS; 4RE$T sE Ma Nav. p's baltimore.
u u SMITH Supervisor Of Elections. baltimore
RoBERT CRANE. supervisor Of Elections Bal
J. BERRY BERRY TURNER Supervisor of Elections
F n ha HfoFFMAN. Sheriff. Baltimore. ,,ru.,s..
W g. RAUsCHENBERGER Mayor, MHTa ns,,s
IOIIN A BT,TI4ER, President Municipal League
JoH% C. sPENCFR President Merchants Asso-
citation. Milwaukee. $500,
HFRBERT WEIGH philadelphia ,..-
p. j. Mcguire General s sSSTT.aey,nJs
w r. WARNER President Chamber OF Com
merce Cleveland. ,,, 49,.
n a GARFIELD. President Municipal Asso-
citation Cleveland.
TOM /, JOHNSON Cleveland.
OLIVER MCL1NTOCH. Pittsburg .
" NJ GARLAND. President Amalgamated 40
ISOLATION OF Iron and Steel Workers Plus
william r. THOMPSON. Pittsburg
II + IANGENPERG. President Merchants E1-
change 81. Louis - -
I. D. KINGSLAND. President MANUFACTURERS
A. /. PERRY, President Civic Federation, St
rRANK I. HARTwELI. President Municipal
Association. Louisville.
UrrTIAM r. NDowEII. Denver.
TOIIT M'VIC'KAR President League American
Municipalities Des MOines Iowa
WESHINGTON GLADDEN. Columbus Ohio.
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