The sun., 1901-07-24


| b, dates-Labor Man' objects 70 schiersa.
Tho Citizens Unions City COMMITTEES
adopted at Its meeting last evening at -
Union Square East the following calendar
for conventions:
New York County Convention, nrst meet.
ing ...............,..... ......,.....S .Sep6
| Al borough conventions and other county
conventions, nrst meetings s............S Seps 10
Assembly and Aldermanlc Conventions Sept II
Brooklyn Magistrates Conventions. ..... Sept -
The resolution in which these dates were
| adopted declares that the City Convention
| should reconveno not later than Sept. %.
| and 1t Is suggested that the other conven-
tions adjourn. after they have completed
| their organization. as follows That called
for Sept until one day after the City Con-
vention: those called for Sept. 10 until two
days after the City Convention: those called
for Sept. II until three days after the City
Convention. and those called for Sept. u
until four days after the City Convention.
This will bring the last. Of the Citizens
conventions not later than the last week In
| September The first Tammany convention
| will be the City Convention. to be held in the
| Grand Central Palace on Oct 8. which may
| adjourn until week from that date Thus
| expected will be the same a. the regular
| Republican ticket. will be in the field before
| the first Of the Tammany nominations will
| be made.
In making the schedule public tho COM
mittee issued a memorandum. Of which Q
| part Is as follows:
| It Is reco cognized that each convention has
power to adjourn 10 such date as II may itself
| select: but. inasmuch as concerted action
Is required in order that the conventions
should not adopt conflicting. plans IL is
deemed that suggestions as TO this na.ter
| from the City Committee are prope-
TO each OF the conventions to be cal ed as
cSoo % sing s officers and appolntips' iSs usual
Sat sso on %p,os as' an% small
confer first WITH the COMMITTEES Of Twelve
Of the Committee Of One hundrad and and
and snd tn. % said Committee Of Twelve shall agree
| that IT is advisable to confer with. with a
Offices for, which the convention in question
entitled e make noHainations, nom II being
OF the convention. to be held on the day desg-
| mated in the above schedule; While It Is
recosnized that each convection has p0STer
| with anybody outside Of itself. II is also evil
BY ali the e Sodss M opposed to a%
| many Hall. IL will be necessary to consult
with those bodies. and probably with the
SsA'ss as well 0'%h as With smaller oommttess
SorousSs S2sv'n'snd snd r'P.sssaSs
ns andt.S sfreSTs tSrcusS III
Twelve. IA now In consult alton. with the repre-
sentatives Of such bodies. 1t would seem
the Citizens Union. In seeking to confer with
outside bodies. should do so " connection
Nth ths Of One
may not be- acting at cross purposes at the
While the delegates to the convention were
ton which they say has been most salts,
factory: they were asked asked hSN thy % %reSardlsd
4. Az schieren have started for him for the
OF them said that the season had not, ad.
sn'sd sT BOLTON sSe 81
Of the City Conventions Compittee on plat
h 9Ss ssSss sss sGr he
wing Of the party Mr.. Boalt2n said that
did not play into the hands Of the Brooklyn
trolley strikers in 1894.
Much Of the time at the meeting last even
ing vas taken %p in rsSeiyns reports from
well and the organization Ia said to be in
better shape now than it was on the eve OF
the hght 10 1897.
The anti -Tammany sentiment has not
crystsllyed about any man yet Tor candidate
Ever since the talk Of the. antt-TammAny
campaign began there has been fsrtion
that has declared in faycr ol the nominstjon
OF Charles 8 Fair0hild, ex-SeGstary ot the
Of TIE ayaIlabiiis~ Of Of Edward II Knoy.
have hesrd The name Q, Mr. Knox, sue-
man Of the conference yesterday, but az
near as ran make out there IA nothing more
In ths talk about him than there !s In that
about scores Of other men. My investiaH-
9p .sn s% ru s. h"s na ns's %
ono The Citizens Union will prepare
list OF possible candidates 10 submit 70 the
conference next September. and II will In:
ciude Independents OF all sorts of natlona!
afRistons. II will contain the names OF
peisonallS would be as wiling to accept
is not Of the greatest importance We want
TO get the man who can win on the platform
that we are 10 make the ilgh. on
The Executive Committee Of the Greater
Nsw yoTk p@m2cra.y & Tiil meet ths eseN tst'sp t1
decide when TO hold its cogventions and
when TO decide what men shall be suvgested
on its behalf 20 the conference. This meeting
will be held IN tho Hoffman, House Gerinnns
wso are In touch with the doings of their
hrcthrsn or the Rr9Skyn sas % ot IN me r,osr
iyn League OF German Americans over tho
reeeptio, TO ex-Mayor Schieren simply moant
many OF them that the urging Of his clains
should be delayed until nfter the politicaf