The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-09-29
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1882.
TIE BROOKLYN Young REPUBLICANS
DECLINE TO SUPPORT FOLGER.

0en, woodford suguests that Judge Foiger
l. Decline the Nominntion-The Division OF
! New York Election Inspectors-Ths storm
william Walter Phelps has stirred Up.
The lines OF carriages In front OF Music Hall,
Brooklyn. last night. suggested an opera night,
but the meeting inside was that OF the Young
Republican Club Of Brooklyn. which was to de-
eide whether 1t would give its support to Judge
Folger for Governor or Withhold 1t. There was
a large attendance OF members. who were ad-
mitted only by card. The galleries were closed.
40 that the Stalwart forces alleged to be organ
lied to storm the meeting were kept out. and
the club had o chance to coolly consider
the question. Horace E. Deming pre-
sided. and. as previously requested. no
made speech describing the organ
Cation Of the Republican party from bottom to
top He said that the most important body In
the organization was the State Committee.
which could exercise q control over the COM
position Of the Convention when 1t chose to
exert It, Mr.. DeminR 'hen presented long
preamble and resolutions to be adopted.
The preamble ssed the belief that both
In the preparation for and In the management
and control Of the recent Republican State
Convention the voice Of the mass OF the Repub-
lican voters was suppressed by the open
and scandalous abuse OF official power
euu tuot th0 paAty mnohhhciys shhoueu
the immense influence and patronage Of the
Federal Administration. was captured and
manipulated in the interest OF the official can
didate Of that Administration for the highest
office in the gift OF the citizens Of this State.
while the apparent majority fer that candidate
In the Convention was finally secured by the
unseating OF delegates fairly elected. and q
scarcely concealed corrupt political bargain
for the second place on tho ticket.
The resolutions endorse Mayor Low In re-
fusing to use his official position and power as
Mayor OF tho city Of Brooklyn for partisan
ends denounce Federal Interference In the
free action Of the people Of the State. and con-
denim the political methods and practices by
which tho recent Republican nominations for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor were Sc
cured as .disgraceful to the party and the
country. The resolution adds:
This club declares that nominations obtained by such
Obligation. upon Republican. 70 support them; Out Il
ons OF the Hon Charles Andrews for Chief Judge Of
ihe Court Of Appeals. and Of the Hon Hepburn for
most and active support.
The nomination OF Judge Tracy for Supreme
Court Judge Is approved.
and f. B. Gambler. Of the Advisory Committee
In the discussion favored the resolutions. A
on RsS% ann
effected. 1t WAS suggested that Judge Foiger
read it by " Mr.: Demins from v: E. Blake. Presi,
dent Of the Garfield Club Of this city:
roser be INDUCED decline Mayor Low mus. he
Then we can carry the state. perhaps
Tho despatch was received with uproarious
applause. When Mr.. Woodhouse declared that
he would not vote for Folger and Carpenter he
was applaudcd vigorously; Mr.. Edgerton de-
MED that the ADMINISTRATOR had interfered to
atfamDt tn tahl0 the resolutions failed.
and at length a vote. was taken by show of
hands IN OF Shts
:. Vative vote there were five hands raised.
T6he ey %as With
At a meeting of the Tenth Ward Demo-
cratic Association in Warren Hall, Warrior
street. Brooklyn, last night. the nomination OF
the State ticket were enthusiastically endorsed.
merits OF the ticket. Respecting the free canal
believe that the monopolists interested In the
railroads intended to prevent Il possible, the
full distribution OF ballots. and that It was Inn
See that their tickets Included ballot for the
amendment. Speeches were made by James
Lennon and others denouncing the inquisitive.
the registry places rs to the private affairs Of the
highly offensive, and It should be, stopped.
gust i rather than have these Republican office
want to know what part OF a house you live in,
and IN tho as s
Miles McDonald-Yes. and whether you are a
Christian. u.aughter]
to ste ia
the Democrats registered. and that they voted
On election day.