New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
TO WORK FOR LOW.
LEAGUE HAVE THEIR PLANS WELL. IN
HAND FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

The Womans Republican Club will carry on its
tenement house work under different conditions
from those which have prevailed heretofore. This
was the announcement made to the club at its
meeting yesterday morning. at Delmonico's Dur
ing past campaigns the headquarters for Repub-
ican women have been in Broadway. in
Of the residential districts, but as the result OF a
conference held by Mrs. James c. Wentz. presi-
dent Of the club, and Mrs Clarence Burns. with
the chairman of the county committee. the head
quarters to be opened the latter part of this
will be in the heart of the districts that have been
considered hopelessly Democratic. One is to be
the Bowery and the other Ninth-ave. and
Twenty-eighth-st., in the headquarters of the mems
Republican clubs By this arrangement the women
will be under expense for rent.
The work OF all the women's clubs will be
ried here under the auspices OF the Womans
Republican Association Of the State OF NewYork.
Some members of the association will be the
headquarters every day.
In the course of extemporaneous address at
the meeting yesterday morning, DR.. Macarthur
said: This campaign is a fight between good and
evil-on hand lawlessness under the self-eected
ruler who delivers his orders from another country.
and the other hand. law and order"
In speaking of the bad condition OF the New
York streets, DR.. Macarthur said that a native OF
BenaTes india who acknSwledgsd that BenaEss aIs
Nevertheless. I'd rather live In Benares than In
gained BY residence in both cities.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell talked the i'm
aad urged the necessity of influencing to reg
lister in time hold their votes
be held at Delmonco's the second Tuesday of each
month 1890 o'clock, and the subjects for consid
eration will be: Municipal Government, and What
1t Means TO Us" Restriction of immigration and
oHtnsd ea d4f MeKney n Ills speee
Them he ;'t't: :ciSii Service and is Ereets The
sions and What Has Been Accomplished for Their
Betterment." prominent speaker will address
each meeting, and five minute papers Will be given
by the members.
The Woman's Municipal League has urged women
to remind every voter in this city to register Spe
oial work will be carried on in the tenement dis
tricts with view winning votes for the Citi-
zens Union candidate, and efforts Will be made 10
instruct the foreign born voters In the technicali
ties of preparing the ballot and casting the vote.
Meetings at private houses and in halls are among
the lines of work contemplated. The letter which
is being sent broadcast by the league reads a
follows
help In all efforts for good government In this city,
is working this autumn in support OF the candi-
dates nominated by the Citizens Union. Feeling
that you interested in this cause, we take
the liberty of lnclosfng membership blank and
hope you VIII become member of the league and
join in It's work.
The league needs money and workers and also
drawing rooms in which TO hold meetings. The City
Club has given the league Office at No. 10 West
Thirty -fourth-st which will be open daily from 10
to 1 O'Clock, and Tuesdays and Fridays from
to o'clock Also and we hope that you VIII call
as soon as you town and learn our plans
and how you help the city in this vital emer
gcncy-
The Womens Democratic Club Of the East Side,
Of which Mrs Julius Hamburger, wife of the Assem-
buyman and Tammany leader of the Xth District,
is president, has begun active campaign work in
the interest OF the Democratic candidate.