New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
All Parties Represented.


include mon who were as
The signers hic''u, '',,,o,,, ,he Pro-
ISOLATED with 'ne I''pD r,r,ies IN
grcsgivc and the nemocra'I va 49,
- ,,e, election. They are.
''' ,.oo,t,, ,nde-
u.SSETT Edward NJ. ot bIoon,. ~, ro,,her
pcnden; Demoorat ia% re, ,,,s. lon
~ tho Public service :, u.,b,,sn.
BERNHElMEi ''.a ,bs last Republican
Republican, ae,,V cotton goods manu-
r@uo.a'
IacCue 49,. -, Progressive. LAWYER
i', nI.:iGcn. q the legal Ala society. $500
81 ElL NuhAM. Soym.r president OF the
DD -, tdrc,tion
''.',.,'". tr,s,-,. i,dcpendent Democrat
CotDEiF fteoc''''
'HoNIL. L2ssp. u" - ,g. Court OF 81.
rorncr Ampa'"'o'
Jsness -,,.- r.oz-..stve
clAhhE Aua'ey' o. o''0"''"'
oohua''o' vu.o, nenocrst.
D0 Saoi,sl,s, 'e''''"' ''
o,'l,',,',,rv tt,uoaer ,nd,nenden,
DOl CHER J. ,i1m'u'u cor1,ni
democrat
s'on.. ~. u...o, n.roc-,, former
HAPGOOD. norman "ilsoh peH'0oTH'' ''''"'
EDITOR OF conner -,, -,
the union o' s'a'io'la'Y ems'n
| HEDGES. JOB e. Republican, laWFe'' re
publican candidate Tor Governor last rA'i'
| WINS. William N, Kepunhcan' lawyer
'oriher oand'ua'' 10Y MAyo'' .,.-
| HOsCOVITZ. Henry. Progressive. settlement
worker
JAMES. Darwin r. a.. Republican president
we proo"'fn iou"k "eP10''" '''U'
~
| Low, Seth. EepIbi.an FORMER MAYOR ana
'or"e' Wts'ue"' o. 'o'u''p'H
MARBLE. william \. Republican. Arst vice.
president OF the Merchants Association.
~ rasi 49,. a. a., Ill.,. r,,. - VI
MATTHEWS Gardiner p o, Brooklvn Pro
sre'siye. member q he department store
mn, OF \. - "A''he's sons
associated IN business with John Wana-
mcu's
PUTNAM. Georg. Haven Independent Dem
Ca, on me pIoH'h'he nrfn or .. T. fHt-
pr,,,.r r,ot.,t. -, p.o.t,,, p.,s
llcan. hesd Of pratt Institute.
PRICE Joseph NJ Independent, Democrat.
ucteh1n'. secrenry OF me Commnee OF
movement four years sso
SEIrGMAN Isaac y. Independent, Demo.
''''' o""",'
lave ' 80"
STELLA. Antonio Progressive. well known
IiSnam pngsi.'sn and inLeresiHd IN many
s.rp,rs c.a,. n.nao..,,.. r.,,..
candidate for Governor on the Progressive
ticket last fall.
ToMliN' frankhn = frosiessi secretary
i've ,r",,. ~ :, 60. 10y
penden, Democrat. president OF the oueSns
chamber of Commerce
YOUNG Riehard, ~ BROOKLYN Republican.
missioner Tor Brool.lyn under Mavor low
IT.. ,,a, 10 20 ,av. ,,.
u.drosday s.I.c, q cor,r,,,,. =,
or ..,,.,,, 90 r,ar,. Oh. a.,
nov.ment
oe'eo' ''0Ns'
"Our hope is. said Mr.. Price yester-
day mat TINS committee VIII select
clean straightforward ticket which Will
appeal 10 organizer poh'ical podies so
mat they VIII ihdorse H. we VIII PROP
ABLY pun our ticKet upon the ballot by
petition
Mr.. Price ADDED that me movement was
more than mere ammany move
ment.
Inc tune has come ne said, To- hiSh-
minded citizens 10 unite upon progress
sive. constructive platform. The old anti
Tammany ISSUE is not broad enough for
our movement.
The citizens movement Ia getting under
way thus early because its ticket must
be selected by July before the vacation
season begins. Under the primary law
the regular parties must make their des's-
hatons Tor the various on'ces IN the week
OF August Is' IL inc hepuo''cahs arc 10
TAKE the ciizehs 'iche. " n'ust nave
peen selected so that they can legally
designate the same men AT the tlme ap-
pointed by law.