New-York tribune., 1882-09-29


CLERKS NAMED-MrrLE woEK DONE By The
STATE COMMITTEES.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Vuo i"s'
evening adopted resolutions denonncmg ftu-
oral interference in State politics, ana lleug-
,,, snnpcrt only to Judge Andrews ana Mr'
u nhulen of the State ticket The allotment
of election inspectors and pol-clerks partly
o-roed TO by the Democratic factions on we'd
pesd,y. was adopted by the Police Board
Yesterday. Little work has yet been done by
tho State Committees at their headquarters
in this city.
SUPPORTING ONLY PART OF THE TlChEI.
ACTION OF THE BROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB
MACHINE MET goDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
CAHrTNTER NOT SUPPORTED.
The meeting of the Young Republican Club OF
Rrooklyu lass Night in the Brooklyn Music Hall
excited especial interest among the members ana
others rom a doubt as to Wheheror or not the organi-
z,tion would approve the Republican State ticket
The club consists of men who pledged not to ac-
cent a uomina ion while they remain members
Th meeting was very fully attended in spite OF the
stormy weather. and in the interest shown IN 'he
proceedings recalled the sessions of the club at the
I'm, Of the canvass for Mayor Low who was
lcc,cd i.ir.lv through the efforts Of the members
Of the cluD. Only members of the cluo were ao-
,uittcI Printed circulars containing an eNracI
t,,, an editorial in Harper's Uetky advcc ting
Julce Folgtr's election were distributed at the
door. Horace L. Demiug the president of
the club. introduced Mr.. Osborne, member
Of IN, committee of the club that was sent to the
Sar,toos Convention to secure recognition OF the
rincile of local self governments for cites ID the
Republican platform. MIR. Osborne read the article
o. the platform on that subject, winch was greeIeu
With laughter.
The president said that he had been re-
pnested by some of the members to give all
exclamation Of the method of organization
iuuse IN the Republican party. He then entered
into an extended explanation Of the relation oi inc
ycarl associations to the different conventions, the
.r-anizaton of the State Convention ana
the functions of the State Committee
President Dsming then read long pre-
amDle and series OF resolutions
The preamble, after denouncng the party
machinery which suppTe .ses the voice OF ING
proilc," declared that " the interference Oh ule
Federal Government by means OF the vast power
and pa1ona e at its disposal 10 control OF s'OVeI1
the will of the people of state III matters
local TO the State, IS violation "i
t5e Drincipe laid down by President Arthur
h. letter of accepauce, and is dang fous TO oar
trrc Institutions" it was also asserted that h"'.
in the preparation for and III me nauae ] cinCnv '
conlro of the recent RcpuoIcan Stalt NoH'ion'
tin voice Of the OF Re publican voters %'> sup
pressed by the open and scahdalou> apu>r Vi
official power; and the parry Indc"Ine'l
through the immense influence and paroh3'e 81
IN. Federal Admin ,tTatOn was captured ana
o,,i,ulote,I IN the interest Of the official candida
offbat administration for the highest oiice III the
pllt of the citizens OF tus state Whlle te appd'tn
majority Of that candidate III ne ionNr ~ ~ " ~
finally securel by t.c unseItng ot delegates iaI y
cectcd and th- scarcely concealed corrupt po'''''"'
bargain for the second place On tle IcAc''
l,.. ts-.slt.sas wsGS s'e tono~e'
Kesoioed That the Brooklyn Young Republican o!ao' m
vII- L. tie pucp p,es ol Us constitution, ait 80 tr
h.g standard which has sover-e H. non d u, Iv @
n uct Lo@ refusing 10 use hi S onS1l l f
tou ana power Mayor 81 TIE Guy oI DIooA''D 'D' IVA
pIDenanccs and condemns the Interference Of the
,a nf rms state IN selection ut cnldlnat'a Tor
ylt,0r or and Iirutenanl-(ioyer and declares its
lo,lfg TO f.e prime PIE OF iO c Ruiz as NcI '"r '!
s In matters local the state rs for the CITY ID u"
iiI~Dpnoaace. AMI condemns the po,caI methods
t U r GryeTeor and Iieutcugut-Goycruor
tl ae III. graceful TO the party aid 10 the c"uhiIy
IV-Ueclalts that nominations NE" %! sun s.cn
II, nod. aic euteI 10 respect, and impose 10 parry
OBJ .atous upon EcpUbcll, 10 slpfoit y. III D !.
l,a, OF tie Hol. Charles andrews iJr mel Jld-e "l
ne CJur; OF Appe.s nd q tic non: A. a. - dirl ~ NM
laau Cob hereby pledges I"eIn It's most earnest ana
V-rh;t rc eqmyoca political plitnde in the r.
publican pst rin @ lLe tDec' 'l."t 'no - - & "r
ca To- tee Legislature T." override tne acton o4 tne
l.cd uJao.ites wcn contlls uie'1sGiN,' Mitn!n tne
by tuc Les7Atlr ire AID the Governor ana sAoau DC o
e0cted 10 oay IA extac cases II IN no sense s",is
HEyprr.rcs Inc nope that other Republican organi,
zou- THROUGHOUT the state already III existence, ana
so1u to bc formed, wAcn arprovetn tne IOesoiS Ne"t'
VIII pIb.cy auuuuce tae.r p0siuOl' anu I I"O @
which, If permitted 20 be succe7su' WI "oslio
't.et lLe l. p i,, yol i,.nT'lcsu Cul hereby
invites correspondence with such organizations.
A supplementary re.oluion approved the nomi-
ua.ion vi General Is. /. tracy Tor supreme court
Judge, calling upon ali voters, regardless OF party
IIr reader was interrupted by frequent applause
Aiief the hearty cheers which followed the reading
OF the resolution, +. b. Caudler, Ol Ihe AuNs0S
GOuuhttCc Ol tno cluD, Wa ldtIONuOOu' 1AS '''N AZ
AGbstan-e:
Mr. PRESIDENT AND GENrIENES: A. yon are aware
tae prime objects OF tna cluD Is 70 expose ana re-
rauL Nhen tie committee aploiIleu 90 ~ ~ az
atoga reported the Advisory AMI Executive commit
tees Of las tLat Fed ia patronage ha1 been useI
tie state COM ei,.oE 10 Ini-u'u0 Inli--ui 'u, ,
norninauons; that &c, gates antnorIcd 70 na, ST.
privilege, and that other delegates had H4hle
corp bargains IN oil the men VINO we're success
fn to say notmng OF fraud IlacuScd on Tie state
Committee there arose this question 9htH we iAuoIoe
practices and support INC oallutcs t W
L. eject neu put forward such Is TO strike the
ccathkGeI VI the Republican party. Applause ohal
t. a pass when we should say to the Federal
Government: Thus Ear and no farther" 1
Hnf ~ Ire FcIe, al Government bargains Tor com
IacdItifS the people are the hcpuDIcfL PIt9 anu l'
you snail not deliver those commodities" Our reso-
lntlous speak uncertain sound, and ee tiai
10 f1r guidance VII NOT DC disappointed
A member of the Executive Committee, W. II.
Nichols then sp kc upon the resolutions lie sald:
fl s only cccs sOnaly in the lie Of club ike that
VI nave sIca an opportunity the present The
question Of supporting ana guOrng The deliberations OF
~ -aral,-a Convention must oc fairly and
,.,.,d NJ mad no middle ground and nave shown orr
sion m ihc resolutions just read. There has been
E. he members got tiat they Republicans but
tni, want 20 say: We are 40 democrats. Aypi417c
Inc Democratic mass meeting Appau'el Last
year t to oppose Juuoc Tracy; sc dd oar duly,