The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03
CHOICE or ALL THESR
rJoBT ORGANIZATION PLEDGE
SUPPORT TO TICKET.

sxtns into lane Under Anu.Tammsuy
manner interest % the Late Pres
don't In the Pursacausn q This Cty.
ylrh, oreani.aaons representing a. many
different elements In the citizenship Of Nov
York city. waited on seth Low yesterday
sn.poon at his residence. % East SIXTY
fourth street, and informed him officially
,bat h. was their selection for thu ofice Of
Mayor. In the course OF one Of tho notinca-
,ion speeches, the fact came out that the
late President. William Mckinley. while
on his vacation In his homs city Of Canton.
WAS giving attention to the political situa-
ton In New York. and desired earnestly
that the Tammany reign should be oustsd
from power. This information came out
when the dsleGation representing the
Ge~rman-AmerioAn League. a n organisation
that contains In its membership most OF thoes
who we're active In the oerman-Amsricsn
hoKinlsy and Roosevelt League In 1900.
vas informing Mr.. Low hat that orsanixa-
ton would support him at the polls. The
spokesman OF the league was Ludwig
ThomA One OF IT. most important Mem
bsrs Il Benro Locwy.
LAst summer Mr.. Thoma and Mr.. Losvy
and several other member OF the issGus
visited Preddsnt Mckinley In Canton TO
urge the appointment Of Mr.. Loswy ~
United States district Judge In the place
OF Judge Addison Brown. resigned. Presi-
dent Mckinley had q long talk with them
In his speech yesterday to Mr.. Low Mi.
ThomA said:
1T was only about sight weeks ago that
had the distinguished honor Of bcing
received by our immortal President.
william Mckinley. who gave oppression
20 ths sincere hope that We would succeed
In freeing our great metropolis Of her
worst enemy. In fact. the whole nation
is Interested In our fight for q clean and
decent government
This statement created Q strong I'm
preston upon tboee who were at Mr.. Lows
house and IL was evident that the oandi-
date himself was impressed by 1t, ~ were
Edward NJ. circuit, candidate for the Comp
trollership. and Charles v. Fornee. oandi-
date for tho Presidency OF tho Board Of
Alderman. who were Mr.. Lows guests.
The fret organization TO inform Mr..
Low that he wa. it, choice for Mayor yes-
.,erday was the 6erman-Amcncan Union.
Il consists Of the American Cu-
1ars' league Of Brooklyn. the German
American Municipal League OF Brooklyn
and the German-Amehoan Republican
,onhty '11nh. -.
II-n ~ ~ praaII.n -.
icah NLln-n, -. "''"' ""'
knowing ycTt previous public record as
Mayor Of brcoklyn and appreeiatlns as they
assurance that the great mass Of the German
American voters viii follow your standard
~ this campaign The uerman who ventures
ssssfsc,sr and The inis.IissSos o. b: own
nationality NO honest citizen OF foreign
birth OF descent can AFFORD to uphold IN TN.
ushl me bcsuitoneu banner OF ammhny
Hall only ,h. seif-seesing and sordid AMONG
our sdopted GSun,rymen S.lI De io1nd ns,p.ns
makihs Mayor. pledged 70 conduct the orl.s
ior lh. oeheh'oi MS aoSeh'ee "As'ei p'''as'
POCKET
Mr., Low In reply said he counted It q
high honor 70 he selected by the oerrnans
AZ their candidate in the contest. and
added:
We ARE 10 .nsar. in an effort to regain tbs
Shleh nov dominate. y III but Natural 70
H%erissns % the city arranging ,hsm.sisss
nnusi e% q orrhnHsri sn,un ms 0~sn Hs,ceo 20 .
ny MN, han1 1f nv MN s my s, h,ce ehoTs 70 be
called to assume
Mr.. kempner informed MIR. Circuit and
the German Americana wer. united in
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'heu ruPPo'I W wv .hoie tlcsst
AFTER ths 'rermsh american Union came
the Greater New York Democracye dele
cation. William Hepburn Russell was
DE chairman and spokesman OF the dele-
cation. In his address TO Mr.. Low Mr..
Russell said
n. - -
at. he,storars si,,c, 49, rn.n h., ~ho
now join together 10 voice an emphatic pro-
test against the corrupt csbAl controfins
Tammany Hall, and through that orssnilA-
ton the city OF New YORK, We need not
pause 70 pOint out tne erI anu ooIIup, .atnih,
noa,roi. "a oow.r 81 pichs ID CroLer Iobn
r. Carroll, Timothy b. sullivan and William
& Devery. The city's shame and its sourcs
are known 10 all men. and we believe that tbs
indspendent Democratic voters OF New lors
hoid the balance OF power IN TINS campaign
In reply Mr.. Low said;
The honor Of the nomination which you
cher,sh thinL th.t \ have made Al cIea,
siready thai 4 a,nreciate Inc issne. Of ms
oamnslxr and az conditions unds wbich
he pominafjon 81 your marty has come 10 me
In Arr eler,eJ n, viIi h. INV ohisct AMI erort
n yiy. ~ ,he ci,v = non.D. ,tisan mnn,c,nai
soyernmep, h, TX. irt.res, ~ IKE cl,v ard
r. sa.naye,. and not IN *. i,,.r.., ~ sns
\ ary Il .baII .sw,, 20 40 ,his I ,hink
slso- N NAV he nerni,,ed no speak on such
.ubisc, a., a. Il a. ,c,, r.sien % r.ta.,,
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