New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23

The Brooklyn Young Republican Club was
called to order by Henry w. Maxwell. the first Vice
president, Horace E. Demng, the president, having re
signed his Oaice to become member OF the Adysory
Committee Of the club As, however Mr.. Maxwell had
to read report Mr.. DeminR the former president was
chosen chairman for the evening. The Election Day
Committee, consisting OF Messrs. Maxwell, Van Week.
Thomas Frothing ham BruG and Rchard.reported as to
their work The report reviewed the events that pre-
ceded and followed the Saratoga Convention ana the
action taken By the club In the campaign. In reference
to the campaign for local offices, the report saidi
From tue very moment Of their nomination the Re
publican candidates for Controller and Auditor we're
made the subject attack and annoyance by the same
political clements which brought about the political
failure al Saratoga When this clue lndorsed those can
ddates the politicians vigorous than ever In
their denuncaton OF the club D!safecton aud dscOgd
sought be introduced into the club itself. one
OF ia own executive officers was found weak enough to
Detrgy the TepOse in him and placed In noina-
ton Tor public Office. Kings Countys reply TO tne
Saratoga Convention was majority IN every election
district " every ward aud town against It's nolnees
which rolled up 81 the unprecedented number Of 10000
Tue unfa nful officer OF the CLUB defeated BY the
lnrges majority gwen against any Candidate 0r slIAl
Tue membership OF the club has increased TO nearly
1000 ono-trd OF the members AZ work al tie
polls election day r. II. Thomas the treasurer read
tne annual report, when showed balance OF ooo eA
the expendit the year having been 1888 Ol.
Mr. Case, OF che Eleventh. Ward, introduced resolu-
ton i'll which the results OF the election were declared 10
show the universal demand Of the people to DC r.
leased from tae tnrgdom OF party managers, aud the
determination OF tue people that the managers must retire
and the party machinery be renodeed Tue prUpJser IN
advocating the esoluuon, gave ist of those wQ ne
said, had "belittled aud besmeared the Repuoncan
party" beginning with Chester A. Arthur and ending
Win Mlcnael j. Dady Ne Benedict, Ohyer GOD
house Bauvet ana others participated N tile discussoD
Tue Rev. NandeWater warned the members OI 1ne
club that some danger that they should CON
slider tuelnse yes the whole Republican party he
thought deeat OF tue ucdeC nAu saved IAe
party ny saving The party might ia the uture save
country.
Horace T. Demng read some hglres which he thought
had accom- pusued good work he quoted the platform
OF he Republican CITY Convention and the RESOLUTIONS
adOpted the Last meeting oI the republican Nehori
COul4uialee proofs tnUS the cuO nad strongly IN
hueuced the parry. He DOUBTED whether q state
Convention cOuld be assembled that would De
trusted by the people wAl4e the pIesoht
chairman of the StaCe Committee remained
AT me mead OF the machine" He Thought that tue re-
forms that were necessary in the parry manager ent
were that every OlhCehOGer should be excluded IRON
ne General COulIC,ee anu from Olcl positions IN the
ward associations that the ward r0LJU"As SHOULD Dc
puutea tnat there should be altelnaes or proxies
for delegates conventions, and tna plan should Ne
aOpLe ~ WiIc every kepuOican voter could YOte or
delegHtCs 10 the An 4iuk cOuyenLIOAs 4Ie EIsOl-
lion was Unanimously adopted.