New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
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BROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICANS.

DINNER IN HONOR of THEIR RETIRING PRESIDENT
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club gave din-
ner last evening N the Assembly Rooms of the
Brooklyn Academy of Music TO Horace L. Deming.
the retiring president. There were six table,
besides the presidents table. The newly
elected president of the club, w. IL. Nichols
presided. At his night sat Mr. Deming
Thomas Kinsella stewart l.. Woodford aud the
Rev Mr.. Van DE Water; on mis- left were Mayor
Seth Low, OF Brooklyn, Bernard Peters, Corporation
Counsel Taylor. William T.. Osborn and Joseph
Knapp. AT the heads of the other tables were h. A.
Do.y. A. T. White. w. II. White, II. j. Bailey and
Joseph A. Case. The decorations consisted Of large
clusters OF lowers in silver stands and silver can
delabra with lighted wax candles
After the long and interesting menu had been at
tended to. Mr. Nichols to introduce the speakers
OF tine evening. lie stated that the object of the
dluner was express the regard OF the cluD
Tor lis retiring PRESIDENT and TO snO"
lis appreciation OF the good which he had zone
10 oohtics in Brooklyn. He then introduced Mr.
Deml1g. who WAS received with iong-cOnIlnued ap-
PAUSE ending IA three I'll ging cheers. Mt. lem
lng poke breny Of The pleasure he felt at oelig
hOnOIed 10y the club aud said tnat the great under
lying principle which sustained the organization
was practical patriotism lie continued bl say ing
Inc liberties Of our country are In danger IN tue
piping tInes peace. tnen become aDsul Drd III our
my cary days IN ErwYo K and BROOKLYN TO mud tnat
there AS Lack OF appreciation ~ the Importance OF
ciuzenshlp found mat 1t arose from conviction tha1
no use Tor men Oh Refinement 20 into
poll ical work determined to do all could to change
tnis sGate of affairs. 1 found my opportunity
was formed Tnls club has sprung up thrOdSh
tine combination OF men wno love tier country, ther
state aud er city, and insist that tuelr manhood
snail resp by otners Inc object Of It's work mas
been pOhucal emancipation Let us remember thls auu
strive manage affairs that the politicians snail
choose the Cwo Of the people ana not
the people between the Two candidates VI the politicians
lGreat applause.
AIR I Mood
fold who responded to the tlast, Tho United
oIItes" Mr. Woodiord SAID III part;
President AND GLNrLEMEN; / Ike
y ySaF T R k Tx SS Scr 'F the prophe ey
mat sprins" RON your creed aud work App'"ts..l
Oh 'J0. cmenDcr now young Demoora'e, IKE ny sell
Young Wings ana Young Free ooers came toSe uer WIN
the iuea thdt t"e hOur ha1 eOne lol /" Le"
birth iu American politics. We stfuck ior CHluh
aud God gave Us victory. But am passing from the
,oasJ Our country There comes al once 10 e'eIy
,uOu-huuI man d reflection on our wonGroUS puyHlcdl
pONe.. loI 10 do your work III pOhucs on tno
Eranoe't p.auoIA GOd ever gave "a nation, INC ono
state oil Tex could Sye 20 every soul III me GERMAN
Lmpire ,nree acres OF land and sustain 4'OOO'VOJ
peopc lhnA o. our Land IN connection VITA .dt us".'
LINK OF ts capacity Tor su-ta nlhs vopulal 'i' hc-
member tIe vas ol-s th1t ar coming mere lOn o"ei
IA IONS every y-ti 9l !" - " c,oll,'S Io u , 10
NadJn ~. eAIst ipr lscl 1t ives lor % ana 'or
.no. HOuid tndt practical pOhIcs Wetc prac1lcd.
PATRIOTISM Governments II he e5'i. iHc '''iou ui'
wnat tlc common sense oil most mas Is IL. oH'u
pdity 70, tne .Ic's or me emit 1hG Wh'e PA.o'pPHy
o pohl,s vas SPOKEN iOhE aSo III nc l'"1 VI '"A
Tho cdUUdth Is iOr man, hOo hiah Tor TO aDoA'h 90
poucs made Tor ,nc state, not t-e eJdle lOf 'C''
Ia p"t4ac.l rem nOef VIA rove Tue o. l'e-
l,aD.icAu parry 90 IL sinai Dc L. Woiy
aud no'er meu"co 10 'Ac 4u','ic' IT,, ca
appiau3c.I Ola questions pass away anu nc" o'os
aI44c. tnc tatb 20 lho mrilO,J oi 'ue Pt'U
WAC is tues uced. U to-day. OUt o. Cue sfus-lc
OF tae pat ste the onsnt sunrise III our en- ana
ernest D-r,sa GEAR t-lc tlr ni- ana ct .At
La IJu iIto a d y ho~ SunuSh.. lApplfus
Inc Il. a. toast was " The State OF New-lorA; "
an. the cnir.4u read eite. Oi Iegrc. nom oDcI-
lu.a >. hu-cIs, OF DulalU, VINO Naa 10 nave re-
sponded ION The toast, % Tne Oity oil brookiyn-A
Cay Ia - set opon hli Cannot 5e h'd was men
gNCu ana AZ pOuacu 20 MAJ or LoN, WIN "'' io-
oeIvcd wItn cuecrlug and waving OF naudAerchIeIs
lie SAID III suDotd &c:
Ain rnEalD1Nr AND GENrLEMLN: You VIII excuse me
uupa.l t-- cs,Vui.Iy helhod am a-of,a' "a
as ny cnudfeh. llaAshte,J ua'o Co'T In ~ "a 80
NE. tncsc scuucucu nave Deth ,a4AlhS To ,JVu
here evening, ny thouths ave Dc'n
reu.nuc1 yOu tua' IA Gals room we're al WAC had c'ei
been lrsIdcu,s he Young hepuDhcdn CluO "i DtooA
IVA was Orccu t. believe NAT Cue ideal pfcsueh' vas
-onown mere oe,ween ,ue e"O. lLaign'er ana a'pdu1e
IL plras,s nr 20 De pieache me- - ',ohy 10 INC '@o
oil tno services o; your retTh5 preSideuv 20 'uo
civ and OF sucu services, This cluO nas aFch'
Another JAIug VINE AN la TO remember Is tna 1i9
IN POLES "I'uH t ~lnHs memi,.r, Longer tuln
pre.erhent i"f r Triton 81 yynicn know
lArplusc.l Ina. your go'r1 ana !our
soastn NY conudence IN tnis eIuo 10 s IL was "5e
wlc ala men rcsp,c. and yOd vii always be 90 long 40
,0l ol 10 lg ,.Incp.c,. you iasc 20 your
s-lsc, your power nast G,cllAu. BrOJhIJn has Oeeh
spOAcu IA tIc toast ca! OCT upon " MI. 'O"
know whether tuat because 90 many Oh Us
officials come the I"cuLttA "a.d.
/ misnt say / /, tie heights but seriously We
are 10 tne van Of great mONrneut-taal To- local sell
government, TIE sOfcruneIt Oh ne ca!
through re-pUnAO.e mead. All OF Us
cIu remember whCH lOr every Cvh we went 10 Al
Dany or .cIcL Now Tue prOpe OF binOAyu can De
truseu local -rli-gov erumcnL lAprausel We are
founded tils h, ~ tIuC 70 l. III try lns tnes
Mayor Low poke at length IN favor of Civil
Service LrIOuu IA tie CItJ Government. O,hcr
toasts responded % ~ me persons At he p es-
u,uus table, ana tie assembly dispensed aJ late