New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
RRooETvy YOUNG REPUBLICANS.

ACTION UPON LOCAL NoN1NAuoNs-IIE CANDi-
DATES FOR CONTROLLER AND AUDITOR DIS
TNCTLY APPROVED.
Horace T. DemIug called TO order large meet
ing of the Brook yn Young Republican C.uo at
Music Hall al Fulton-,t and tiatbush-aVe' brook
lvn last night Mr.. Domng expressed desire 10
SCI nj rest certain rumors aud made the following
statement:
THIS Brooklyn Young Republican CUB a. k-p'o-
Ucar Club Iavor- things being eq VOL e success
Of RepubIcan candidates 'or Office ana upon riey ION
day viii Ci>,rouie 10 voters ne naln,- oI hep"1i-
candidates except in cases where II IaS oecuc" q" ma
decline 20 indorse the sam" Inc Iact therefore, WA
the club does DIT take -pec' acil"l III t'1Iu J." p
icuer Republican nomination Is no In /" 70 -. 'nan
as evidence OF lis hos Y 10 tat n'miHa, non lhh "r
fact thai d. does uot Specincti4y qo.Ine ID u', az
Democratic nomination To Toe taken 0s evidence lI't
Il intends 20 sup fort such nomination I'm &" er "'rNN'
the clue, when 10 speaks 40 A. docs so III pIalI'
fakabie Len Ia-c when no mlu can misc 1h-i rue ana
he hs1pens TO be- s president holds VII ai post
non i IT, can cain lie risI 10 speIK for tn Bro'hl
Young Republican cub Ihat p T-"J "uioH 'lo Gu"
takes special pains 20 res rye Tor lts'l'
THIS statement was understood to have especial
reference TO the Republican County ticket. which
was not formerly approved The chairman Of the
Executive Committee read resolutions declaring
that the club would distribute ballots in favor Of
the amendments TO the state Con titudOn abolish
ing tolls on the canals and increasing the number
Of Judge Of the Supreme Court Mr. kneelaud
read long preamble and a series OF resolutions ap-
proving the nominations of Alexander For
man for Controller and Joseph c. Hacker for CITY
Auditor. TIE candidates named by me Republican
CITY Convention. The hearty support OF the club
was promised % these candidates and similar ac-
ton was called for on the part Of ali organizations
WHO hold 10 the principles OF the cun. lhe Reasons
gwen Tor approving tne nominations were me
necessit, OF hearty accord between the Mayor and
the Otner officers and the fact that tn, kepuDlcau
party. in Its CITY Convention had adopted
resolutions declaring the separation OF NJ
fioual and local issues ami p.edging the
e off nn a
Low. Mr. WOcdhouse advOca ed the passage Of tue
Ieso .utions, and hey were adopted unanimously.
W llIIam Osborn then SAID:
There Is meeting tie city OF New York under the
charge Of a committee which Eas the object We
had In this city year. And wherever there per
ana especially II Democratic stronghold like
StW-1 .iE. we Eelc e,s ~, nc. az -, l, -
tiOral politics rom questions OF local government We
convinced The Republican party 81 TINS city tuai
tho principles Of the club right ana hey have moor
pors e1 them IN he platform. offer The following:
" Tie Brooklyn NOun- Republican Club sends greet
5 y,rrt m SrT-York civ and ex1,resers the none
that TIE primo pie that the admin srti o. municipal
~ 10 win %a'tonal parties, may not only oe
no nj tais election bu. That the COM
1,. ol. ~ everv ercuon where civ officer are
iuvoe I, IJ III political parties ado IL as an essen
u4l part OF their policy III local pohtlc-.'
The minute was adOpred and sent by telegraph TO
the cljizous maas-meeuug At the Cooper Institute.
resolution was thrn offered oOIsuiutlhs IAe
members of the Advisory Committee from the
wards composing an assembly District "a 81 b-cOu4-
ull to ascertain the sentiment OF the cub mem
Der, living Id the district as 10 what action should
he taken IN reference To Candidates for the Assem-
bly,, and that such action, II approved by the COM
mIttee, should Ue considered as the action oil the
club 1t WAS explained that the tact that the nOmi
nations tor the Assembly had not al been made
would prevent acuOn beng taken by thecluD itself
After the resolution. Mr., thompson moved that The
Aita Assembly District De excepted from THIS resO-
Al OL. lie then referred 10 the non OF " lillian j.
Mann who was a member OF the Advisory Commit
IffI tg~f ft4f nina
winch ne himself favored, declaring that the ,luO
would support no meInDcrOt the comm tees OF the
club Tor any office TINS fall Mr. Thompson sad
Au assault has made the life OF this cub II
It IL TO De- cluD OF olc--seekeis and ohce-hoiders we
want 20 know ii. But II IL Is to be ce'n-nanued We
must lake some atuOh DO nor KNOW "AotAcf u was
tuat Mr. Mann candidate, bat FOR reason
been fathlcss 10 TINS Clue.
Jlr Woodnous,, of the Sixth Ward made a
strong speech against the action Of Mr. Mann, say
ing ID part:
When we attend the funeral Of our late brother on
election day. let that lie Is buried deep that
there snail resurrection. Our motto mig be-
The iii g That are seen are temporal, but tue things
lLai are nO seen are eternal 4hat Is principles are
LI@ucr tniu ae. We nave given Out that we not
Office seekers Inc strength OF tns cluD Is tn-t
We believe III these principles lie politicians try
ny 10 TRIP us up and We must be CAREFUL
several other delegates expressed opinions I'M
favorable To Mir Mann. Air. AlartIn, OF Guo eighth
Ward, VINO was delegate to tue Assembly Dl mt
Convention at winch Mr. Mann was nominated.
sald That 1t the meeting OF the delegates MIR. mann
the Once; Holding position Is a Ine,nDer OF the
! Ouug RepuOhcI CIuO and Il officer. 10 not SOC
now can honOraDly accept" Mr. Martin con-
unued:
| wa, told by a member OF this clue lust before the
convention met that lr Mann nad sllG he would moi
run. Iuey were OF them going 10 vote COR Nr
.aaLu 1 CAUulnt wOulI give L com ELEMENTARY
feeling sur Judt ne would not accept. Bu dld
me t. Withdraw delegate and let Substitute 20 ia
my .lac but wanted TO see how the business was
managed, and round out
ylIf az no ql-pris
tiOn DIS surp Use at The acceptance OF the nOH-
uatOn That ne had lc ped % give. Nj Ray, another
delegate, was not satisfied that the friends OF 3Ir
MAIN were not riBnt. Mr.. Osborn, VINO lad oncTrd
an amendment, winch was subsequently adopted
declaring II the sense Of the club JndC the regular
Republican Candidate IN the Altn Dislnct-1lr.
Manu-wts unworthy OF the support of the cIuO,
and requesting the committee 10 take action III az
cOruance with the resolution, caused much
tanned TINS action of Mr.. Mann the
speaker Ouid himself leave 1t. lie considered II
matter In winch tue honor of tins QUO was cOu-
cerned. The resolution was adopted almost unani-
moualy and tie Tos1. received with cheers. The
roll Of the wards called and IepOrts received
to the amount OF money raised aud the number OF
volunteers 10 work at the polls. several thousand
dollars were contributed to The general fund to aid
in the canvass Tor the city offices.
EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF FREE CANALS.
At the meeting of the Newly ork Free Canal
Union at the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday. L. Il.
Lvermore reported that satisfactory arrangements had
been made for distribution OF tue ballots Tor the canal
AMENDMENTS on election day The form OF ballot lur
nl-hed by Secretary Of state uad been agreed upon
IL accordance with the views eminent counsel. The
Attorney General hal given opinion hat The ballot
furnished BY the secretary State would carry all
OF the amendmenJs-NOs 3. aud Gas II only pro
scribed No. g." since then William NJ Eyarts mad
been appealed TO for his Opinon which stated that the
ballot furnished by the Secretary Of state reading
For the proposed amendment TO section 8, article Z OF
the Constitution" and Endorsed, Constitutional
aInendmcnt-Canal," covered the several sections
TO De voted upOa by the people, and that