New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

nsaes that Ss s ssa ,Iss
Tamman Il Fan for @ HIM
glad that Il Is no. this ORGANIZATION. '"'' " 20
them rs Is thanking and not us.
GOING TO WIN.
Now. Mr. President and gentlemen. this ticket o.
ours cannot be abandoned. 1t Is going TO WIN. Inc
naytv 70 which belong and men OF the other party
altered this Constitution OF ours so tina; we couo
eiHct th,s Mayor when no National question and no
great State question was pending. ana !. was a..
1a ' St.s aid to us New.Yorkers in 1897 Elect
your own Mayor. Don't look TO the political par T.
e eeS O poes or parties: and gentlemen. we are
sI1E % s Ia Mr. President that this contest has
come on. because this great office is fixed the term
Of four years SO that i Men next So e NS
sss a sad m
t ssin.ry They os are great thing in politics
and in National politics and we want vbesb or
the Kna n c sh now or lose it, BECAUSE have
here an organization. not Democratic Or Re KEEP IN
this night win but we lose we lose d 9n ny w Tnrl
we songsr But ssnemsn we neeo oa 70 DO M0ih
don't know how we VII work; each will work in IN
his own way II public and some among .ns ar
IN his own party and let i. be understood that this
State es ,Ss or Treat aS are
that they viii be governed for the next four years
by freemen- -.
w. u
Education seconded the nominations. and de-
clared that there could be no DOUBT OF the eieo-
ton Of the Citizens Union ticket. The commit
tee then voted unanimously to nominate MI
Fairchild and Mr. Schumann.
REMARKS BY GENERAL swAYNE
General Swayne rose and placed in nomina-
ton the other candidates on the ticket read
ing their names from the report OF the Execu-
tive Committee. He said in part:
Before proceeding with this motion sentems ynr
Kind Indulgence TO most heartily thank you Tor
having unanimously adopted mor Maxor stpong
/ feel sure that a; the close OF Mayor strong sc
we shSHS be e hss dev s upon
=: 70 voice your gasfq 10 kno% the right
SaY ,o look at hat ADMINISTRATION remember
what il was he undertook He succeeded Tammany
na cC%d fG re Sfse Hail
With the Strong administration: he repiacoo lam
And now Mir Chairman. any comment upon ,To the
Individual Of these ne rsSsrd
TO these nominations upon which may address .,
II Is hs Hq S'nE Sd mS SS dne of these nd
vduals who have heer nominated having neen
by T mf abe snd a9 to
testimony tho pains taken and the vide range
employed before presenting these nominationss 10
this body cheers have personal bnowl %
the Rrooklyn COMMITTEE OF Fifty. with. the repre-
ga r,,,h othnrs who came with any reasonable
proposition for them 10 consider.
SOME PICTURES PRESENTED.
lay emphasis upon this fact because Of the
ealumnous and slanderous suggestions which have
been spread that the Citizens Union has been I'M
willing to confer with anybody. Whenever have
read in the newspapers approaches upon the Cit-
Gems Union for not corferring with the community
at large or with whoever in the community might
onSssvor.d 10 picture in my own mind the distin
guished leader of that organizaton which masgner
s sne' app pHsn .oe SaVe also 10 picture
the distinguished leaders Of that orsaniz,s cr wHo
MIND q iSat feiowiss might hi 0c, Re" ,S~s
thinss In my mini. and funny as 1t seems ms, to you
S sss to ha Is Drama ns % oerac piece o
Roy" which was presented in this ciiy som" INN
asG the NOV ids, a 81 hts biz foowins and pres
ence of his small but vigorous Hife lie lays dow n
a as az Agreed upon this thing he says
she replies: NO matter; hav" made up cur
AT the Big Convention which WIS held in Carnegie
auest,ons OF controversy bu. whenever Any Of these
Controversies came to the front dTn n, ooknS
the. remark: Il have made up our mind. daughter
And hat IS the organization which reproachos oug
Committee and you and mo with an unwilineresS
to confer with anybody . go. .,.ko, 7, has
been carefully chosen and vii bear scrutiny. ard
moro than that Il Is true unifying force.
John H. c. NevuT seconded the remaining
nominations. which were also made unanl-
mously
GOOD WORD FOR wARJXG.
E.R l.. Gould offered q resolution that the
Citizens Union records it's unqualified sdmira-
ton Of the effective manner in which Colonel
wa,ins has admins cred the Department of
Street Cleaning and that i hereby presents its
THANKS 20 Colonel Waring for affcrilng so con-
epicuous an example of the praciicablo sue
c;ss Of non-partisan administration.
Joseph Laro1ue seconded the resolution. and
Il was passed with applause. Then the commit
tee adjourned
CHARLES S. FA1RCHlLD
Charles Stebbins Farchild was born in Cazenosia
n Y. in April 1872 being the of sidney T. Fair