The sun., 1900-11-13
Pian, fer the nsnscipaI Ca paisn.

| To THR EpiroR OF THB Srs-Sir II Is .
most eIcellen, slgn that the citizens Of Greater
! New York are 80 soon planning for the next
municipal campaign The interest now avak-
ened must, however. be kept alive and not
permitted 10 lag: the enthusiasm OF every
individual must he increased as time soes on
10 the day OF election OF course II is too early
10 determine many Of the important elements
most vitality incident TO O political camIaiCn.
but on the other hand. II is none too soon to
commence organization among the people
| 10 klnde and maintain the necessary interest
for the work to be accomplished. II must
always be borne in mind that. Great is Tam
many. and greater Ia it's profit. Only by
ryr eInntlC steady work can il he unoore
sIany te e94 s. Easrd ~ by and p;srtes te
fuenue powerful ts mechanism
10 the end mat it may be destroyed as q
political factor III local affairs. { suggest the
the Anti rnnInAny Aniancc--the "A T A..
,, The @ ssss s ard sS sS sa Si ahe. lii Of sysn. @
Of every and all poilucal faiths Tor the destrIc-
ton ~ ! 1aninany iiall's hold on our mur!cipn
result complete organization should tc per
fccted
sc hhs and an Seys saSi @A,s f"s' TssSe Hos
Ever election district thronrhcut the entire
greater cit shnl have an 4. ]. A. election
can organiha alton Chairman, az anti ranlmany
tive % ThrS three ,coHTitt semen shall each
he resEon'iSle ior the bringing g. into the 4 7 4
lection district committee shall select one oi
it's mCrnbers 70 represent the district on the
The executive COMMITTEES Of the 4 T. 4
shall be made up of three men from each assetn-
hly di'trict ggho shall rc.gecI,ivol, bG Rsrub-
ization. n prominent anti-TainInany Demo
crNt, and the Cit'lGns' Union Assembly district
head The executive committee shah provide
the wavs and mcG M for and generally direct
tho work Of the A. r A. election district com
mitte"e
The object Of the general COMMITTED ts to
determine the needs ~ zach election district
20 effect and mantain it, organization; the
executive comInlttee to find the methods and
on the face NJ tho propHHe1 scheIpe oi organ
i2ation It may seem That the :ensr and eIecu-
vicliy 10 accomplish snythinG in session. nut
this objection cen bo readily overcome by the
"S,!se the meetings. of these committees to
mn smoothl moreover the Tammany organ
iz'tioa il not dissimil'r In unake-up-and it
The A. r 4 shall primarily b. an oreaniya-
Non for the enrolling of 1.izens for an assault
niSny n, Hall II shah he an orsani,atlon Ier. r.
pttine o,ir"ns Of every and al political par
which makes -rolitic~ It's business and a, busne.
its pcli'ins ,,,,ro, .,,n,, - .,..
onoe and kept steadily working until Il has
fulfilled its purposes and accomplished It's
ohiec' II can DO work that will tell
There are many Republican orrani,atton
men like myself who, though rrgilsr to The
backbone believe that in the peyt municipsi
cnrpai IN the itv's interest comes first and that
party lines mus' h~ sNt aside to sccomriish
results
In my own election district which enrolled
4?4 votrrs n the Presidential cnmrAign I cor
fientlv believe from talks Ind With some Of
them that at lcnst four hundred men would
enter the A T A. lists
Let a. r. A" become a slogan for the next
muni-.pal carraicn: lot m "a r A. button
bc worn on the breast of every ~elf-respecung
citizen M.prls SAIR
Chairman Twcntv first Election District Com
mlttee NinetAenth Assembly District, Re-
publican Organization.
NEw YORK. Nov. 10.