New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NO SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
c. u. VIII Not Bring Up Nom'na-
tions at Mondays Meeting.
BROOKLYN GERMANS TO MEET.

,rb Cf4zs,s Union will run no all-surnner cam
paign Moreover. Judging from what was sisen
out yesterday such idea had been cont -
by It, and consequently all the eomno0on " t"'
last few DAYS In the various ant-IaInHlahy or
CARNATIONS. fearing premature Doihns Oh l
political pot, has been for naugnt II was tiious
that the Union intended TO bring up t..
at the meeting next Monday night but the STATE
mcnt given out said that there was no intehuon
of discussing candidates at this time. IL Is saio
this is the first formal announcement as 10 ""e
the Union decided to hold their nominating CUT
yenton. Her. Is the statement:
1t has never been the purpose of the Unon to
consider tine question Of nominations next MonoaS
night or to haSe eo4IeteSbe s+ senator Piatt and
MIR. Sheehar demand namely. 20 meet next S Non
ber It has been contemplated for m9 nom ~
TO CONSIDER Ticket a! .nns before the end
of the summer. How the MISUNDERSTANDING arose rose
Which Succeeded two Years sgo bring the or
fana t ,ag m 'e During he summer
come together again in September TO decide on a
statement issued by Secretary Fulton "Wednesday.
but 1t seems TO have been misunderstood
According to this the union seems to be in ac-
cord with Senator PIatt's views expressed IN
recent interview. Secretary Fulton said, In ad-
dtion to the statement:
During tie summer each organization IN tns
fusion movement can prepare Tor the nto mskins
a ticket till fan The union will 90 on with its
Piatt. ann anu afraid has had wrong idea to
what was intended to be done next MONDAY niSIt
Representatives from the various orgaIllzSit onS
will meet, appoint committees and ADJOURN tH IdN
The resolution adopted by the German-Aner1canb
Reform Unioa declining to send a representative
to the conference received at the headquarters
of the union yesterday II was said that the reso-
luton was based on a misunderstanding
meeting of the executive committee or the
Citizens Union announced to be held last
night prepare for the Monday night conference
AT the HEADQUARTERS, in Union Square, while the
hall was lighted, no there but the janitor.
who said he had been ordered to get the place
ready for a meeting. but not a soul had appeared
1t said later that Secretary Fulton was enter
tanning secretaries of the other fusion organiza-
tons at private dinner at the Cafe Boulevard.
The German-American League OF Brooklyn
wants to be counted factor In the coming cleo
ton and has sent out letter to citizens of Ger
man descent. asking them TO meet for conference.
1t is signed by Bella Tokat, president OF the Ger
man-American League. and others. The letter says
In part:
The German-American League of Brooklyn, inde-
pendent of outside domination yet in harmony with
the Citizens Union and the ether ant1-Tarnrnany or
ganizations. approaching the Importance or the
coming municipal campaign, believes that the time
has for the independent German-American
voters of Brooklyn establish themselves more
tant factor in the next MayOralty campaign. and
therefore the undersigned request you to attend
meeting at Rowan's Hall. Third-aye- and Forty
eighth-st, on Tuesday, May II, at p. m.