The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
eV pROD 70 con. EXCHANGE.
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- fhIa YEAR a menbsfs tiohst stlt
r,..t a., opposition. There ara pfaoiicAl
~ 80, tsasens for this sctlon, OHg
49,. srs ,, last alive 10 the fact that Ne
49, .|.u,nIo ui y PRESENT Methods AND
~ e.iNrt' seriously Jsopafdislne our
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u ttnfil study. br men who know.
Y, ~, ,tsrI NJ eyrnia DURING feoHnt years
a.. t,. r,sr a period of great Eenetal pros-
-, WITH M. On the other hand, II has
X, .,,aon Of decline. The least OBJ.
-, ,uors ua have come 60 recognize THE
49,. Gr, ,rd 40 understand the cause. II
y, ,c,r rtsr NJ narrow minded, Negligent
.,d ,rprcssiyo government Al sorts OF
,,r.ttuen'a have bccn tried our laws have
Ian multiplied, and elaborated. aud yet we
M 10 discover a single Intelligent enort
,ntI,g IN tho u%phuildina Of our business, OF
sS.ting our practical needs. .
Tina oi' growth Of oil this IL q spirit OF
,,,ss, and dissatisfaction, while the volume
W. transaction. in all other exchang yes has
,,o,morslv Increased. and the vaiue Of their
'..,he-sbips advanced beyond all precedent.
90. ara forced 20 exhibit q serious decline In
.,o,ythins but expenses. The latter show
a, advance. during the last nvo years. OF
about Is per cont
The Inherent strength and vitality OF our
exchange has preser we'd II. But how long
can We AFFORD 70 pursue a course that has
prove a signal failure?
We believe that tho approaching election 10
ons Of extraordinary Importance. Its OUT
rome concerns the future welfare OF our ex-
change No member can AFFORD to neglect
the study Of our present situation. Our
common interests are at stake. and the In
Nstent demand for a radical change In ad-
minlstra,ion Is based Upon sound and common
sense conclusions.
r.. .r,ty rN- Ia In NhA htuhRnN
sense, a trust. 1t Is a solemn obligation which
no consideration Of eIpediency should ever
Impair. To safeguard his FUND. and to
protect the interest Of every participant.
in a spirit Of absolute fairness and justice.
We look upon as a supreme duty.
We believe that the issues of this campaign
are Of sufficient Importance and dignity to
preclude every form Of misrepresentation
and political ~chioanery. We are determined
10 conduct our canvass without recourse to
thy methods that do not conform 70 the plain
truth. II rests with the members Of our
Exchange TO decide their vote Upon O presen-
tsticn OF FACTS and an unbiased survey OF
prevailing conditions.
For the presidency We present the name OF
George S. Small, Jr. Mr.. Small has been
member Of the Exchange since 1885. and
b. for many years been actively concerned
With its affairs. In this time he has earned
the respect OF our members by his sound
Judgment and enlightened views on all matters
Of adnInist ration. We consider him especial
rvell fitted by ability and experience to head
our ticket.
In choosing our candidates we have selected
men who have long been active among us:
men Of practical experience. whose opinions
Rave been tested. and whose judgment Ia
known and approved; men who have the
confidence and respect Of their fellow mem
bers. This Is the measure Of our MEMBERs'
Ii1Rr, and we submit: 1t with the earnest
conviction that the high qualifications Of its
candidates viii insure It's election.