The New York herald., 1921-09-12
ELECT C(RRANI PLEA
OF CITIZENS UNION
It's Publication Urges All
Republicans to Vote at
Primaries.
DUTY TO SAVE CITY
Hylan Must Be Shown That
Opposition Is United and
Invincible.
END MUNICIPAL CHAOS
Message Extended Also to I'm
enrolled Voters and to All
Democrats.
END MUNICIPAL CHAOS

in the current issue of it's pubica-
tion the ScarchAoht. the Citizens
Union made an appeal yesterday TO all
enrolled Republican voters to go to
the polls tomorrow and make the
victory of President Henry Fl. Cur
ran Of Manhattan, the Republican
Coalition choice of Mayor and his
teammates so emphatic and SO over
whelming that it will indicate to the
Hylan supporters that the opposition
is united and that the determination
to make the opposition effective is in
vmcible."
The appeal. entitled "A Call to Ac-
tion.' reads as follows:
Tho first battle in the campaign TO
terminate the Hylan-Hea-st-T -Tammany
regime in the city government will take
place in the Republican primaries on
Tuesday, September f3. Every voter
who enrolled under the Republican en-
blem last fall has responsibility to
see that the result of the primary Is an
emphatic challenge to those who would
contribute. directly or indirectly. TO a
continuance of misrule in the city.
'The Citizens Union. which Is an or
ganization of voters of all parties de-
voted to the honest and efficient gov
ernment Of the city, has responsible
ity in urging every voter who is en-
rolled as Republican to go to the pri-
maries and give support to Cur-an,
Lockwood and Gilroy Every voter who
is interested in saving the city from
further disgrace and -escuing 1t from
chaos owes It to himself and 70 the city
to 60 TO the polls on primary day and
support the coalition candidates.
when you receive your ballot on
Primary Day you will find these ap-
proved candidates occupying different
positions in the several groups on the
ballot. DO not make the mistake OF
voting for the first name in each group
Look for the Coalition candidates and
vote for them
This appeal is addressed not only to
all voters enrolled as Republicans, but
to unenrolled voters and Democratic
voters as well. You may not have a
vote in the Republican primaries, but
you undoubtedly know come one who
does and who may be questioning
whether It is worth while to bother
about the primary election. II you are
not an enrolled Republican voter and
still believe that the welfare of the city
depends on ending the present regime In
the City Hall. take It upon yourself to
see that some voter who Is registered
goes to the polls and votes for the
Coalition nominees.
There must be no question about the
result of this primary. The victory of
Major Curran and his colleagues must
be so emphatic and so overwhelming
that II Will indicate to the Hylan sup
Dorters that the opposition Is united and
that tho determination TO make that
opposition effective Is invincibie."
Tho Citizens Union also makes an
appeal for the support Of John Kirkland
Clark for District Attorney of New
York county and for John J. Hopper for
New York County Register.
In connection with Mr.. Ciark's posi-
tion on the ballot. warning Is issued
1t is pointed out that Mr.. Clarke Is the
only one of the Republican Coalition
candidates on the New York county
ballot whose name does not appear first
in its group. Mr.. Clark drew second
place, therefore care should be used in
marking ballots to be sure that the Re-
publican-Coalition vote Is properly
placed.