New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-13
REPUBLICAN RE-ENROLMENT.
ADDRESS FROM THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
ALL REPUBLICANS URGED TO DO THEIR DUTY
WHAT THE ENROLMENT MEANS.

THE Rcnublican State COmmittcc-rOOmS ut the
r,tb Avenue Hotel have been closed ard Chairman
warren has returned Buffalo Before his departure
Yesterday he with other members OF the Committee On
nressed the opinion that the success OF the plan 10 eo
ganize the PARTY in this city would be great au IN to
canvass next year. They urged upon such kepuocahS
"a visited them in the COmmittccrooms the importance
ofsccurinr full registration OF the Republican voters
OF tho city. -,
Tho work. Of re-enrolment will begin to-day at the
places designated in the advertising columns OF lhh
TRIBUNE Voters must attend In person anu can nav
their names enrolled at any time between p M anu ~
n m II is only necessary for Republican 70 slale MS
intention of actngwth the party or that ne Voeu LOT It's
candidates at the last Presidential election or INTENDS 10
do ~ e next election and that he will not attend the
caucus OF any other party Many prominent Republicans
in the city are taking lively interest in the success OF
the movement.
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUBS APPEAL.
The following address has been issued by the Commit
fee of the Union League Club;
~ UIoy League C5ggR,
To The Republican roers qfe Gg Of Ne, , ror ,oteep
cha h omr and 10 D. M there will be enrolment of
be Republicans In this city under the ulTecoh VI TT
mitee OF well known citizens by the authority Oh te '
state Convention with satisfactory guarantees OF fairness
When this enrolment II complete the now cAl5tt pa
organizato in the city will cease To exist anu Ic hg
enrolled Rcpuhllcans will organize, and elect ther own
officers for the management OF the party anu " h NE
Gates 10 the conventions which are 20 nominate Jhe cdh
datcs for municipal tate and national offices.
enrolment Is simply registry answering 'hV 7'l'
purposc for Republican party elections anu parry ~
nert which the ordinary registry OF voters ucF u'
state law accompshes for general electohs OhuTL ls
new departure there Is no reason Why cIrIy Pi,, -,
should moi exercise his right and perform MS uuy ~
take paTt In determining the action or Ills party lI1oD
nnr6ns pledge which has kept many out OF the Oiu OF
ganzatos is no longer required The sole condition Vi
enrolment is RepublicanisI , =, a.. ,,,,,r,,rco
The Union League Club, Impressed Dy the nIo,ii
Of this movement have instructed US as committee W.
their behalf to urge all Republicans OF the Guy 10 eo
The oppoTtunty ia answer 10 long growing DEMAND
on your part The duty which II presents Appeals 10 you
moi only as Republicans, but rs good cltlLcs fhrCpt
ton I'm marty action by the great DOdy OF soOu men III Jul
Marty ~ essential 10 its success and pCrpetmly'
Paycidation In political affairs by the great body OF
good citizens is essential TO good government Inc suest
way 90 municipal and general pOiuca itIoIln - l.at
GOOD men shall control the selection OF inc cahltcs
who have behind them the power OF party organization
such an attempt this In party should receive lho
nnrobafion Tie influence and the aid OF every phtioc
XrneTiran interested and sclfseekng men are always
ready TO assume control when DISTINGUISHED anu pattc
citizens neglect their duty. There Is no more aiailnb
sign and cause OF political dcgeneracy thh the nuHeE
ence of the mass OF citzcns to political Affairs
DO not now incur the rcprOach OF ulWluigutss anu
rroforo uttness 10 govern yourselves, but by f ana
General enrournt qualify yourselves tO discharge tue
primary duties of citizenship assume the cOh"l o.
own party and the selection Of your own candidates
william NJ. Evarts Horace Russell.
AIhnn - Man s. Van h. Cruger,
George Il. Butler, salem n MaIta,
Ieg-Ind r. Cannon, Charles WatrOus.
n n Tannen John A. Stewart,
Brdseye Blakeman, IOIhoiIu7 " hb"'"'
Ilounlas Campbell Elihu Root
c. n. Bliss,
Committee.