New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
Instructions u carry out TO their hest ability 'he
urnoscs of the club i'm the foregoing resolutions

Instructions to carry ont to their hest ability the
imposes of the club IN the ioicgo'"R 'o'o'"'
rus COMMITTEES AUTHORITY.
~, o,,,,,,,, u,acr which the matter lai before
the meeting las, night was derived from tho adoption
the April meeting Of the following resolutions ,.
M ,yrs The Union League club IL heartily In ~mrn'
@hv win The Kcpuhlionn party aud believes ni Us V"
,n,nnee i" p"wcr ia dcmandcd by the hest n'.rcs'a W
the whole country aud that the influence VI Wv MIN
.wsh, q, Lee used In an appropriate manner I" "''"hr"'"
Resolr,d. That acomm,'cc OF twcntA ,,, The 2nty OF
cooicrntiue with the National and Sla" , f ,hn
the Republican party In rt"m"mS o,"nai elections
pnrty In the coming general state anu @ q, nm ANY
EeSDIrr a. That the committee nave puW' =" " we
Vacancies that may occur In their nn launching
Rosoirei, That NIL motions az" ,Inti"n to such State
any specific action OF the chm III W,r ia snd COM
niitcc of Twenty for It's consideration a ircr
Resoired, That the prcsuSh h TVccntNe Commit.
tee and committee of Political Reform he AIDE" 10 S"
TN" Committee was composed follows L. G% ,
H. Cannon chairman; William NJ Eynrts' n l" ;hoatc
acy j. pierpcn Morsan =, joseph H. An wn"s'T
So SiS1 Charles smith, Jacob MsndCI william William
& Marsh benjamin g.. Clark Charles W stnr1rt
Henry j. scudder, Jesse selgmn"' c J3nm N Vale
Locke Winchester, John sloane Marycs RiIiss
j Hobart Hcrrick. Hugh ~ Camp Coriie,i,IIi n n"wd
David snlikon. ir. George Montague an" "i'''"" '
TECHNICAL OBJ CrIoN.
when the report OF this committee was IT,
Jackson : schultz rose to point OF or"s'. ~
stated in brief terms that uhuer 'iio y! .
Tho Climb the resolutions should be reierreu 4"
o,nr,i,tcc to be reported upon to the next reg
,lo, rocino of the club The SUBJECT constituted p"S
ine,s which could not he properly cohsiuereo "i'"'
going through the regular order OF business P',
.cribed in the bylaws. Mr. schultz MAUI
No remarks outside of the raising of this technca QUE
iion of order and made mo direct tSc,e order would
Of the report of the aihrna non {" S % o cnh mn
necessarily have postponed Official ac''on VI '"' ~ 49,
Ill after the election ,. H.,
Justice Noah Davis briefly replied to Mr. schultz lie
contendcd that the resolutions were IN no sc"So Nv"
,rsiness. that they came within the scope
of the authority given TO the committee OF 'ni'9
in April last to cooperate with the commute VI
1hc PARTY in such would best secure tne sue
cess of the Republican party In the N"Iemocr f,rn
Jnasmnch as the whole subject had been rclerruu
10 the committee It's report was III no
sense business" which either the sp',r o, ne
Inc letter Of the bylaws required shoui" ho' "o
considered 49,,
When Justice Davis ceased speaking Mr. Evarts SAM
further observation he made on the question
Of oricrl" The re was no reply The chairman '"'"
proceeded to decide the question raised He sai';
rho ot,cr for decision rests upon the clause Of the
bylaw, that have been read by Mr. schultz ann ,no
only further topic that needs TO he regarded before
ON The point can he made l. whether or not
the resolutions Of authority appnm,mg III" nF Ms
and defining IT. duties covered the subject matter VI '
report and these resolutions
Mr. EvaIts then read the preamble and resolutions OF
the meeting Of the club April 10 last Continuing he
said 80
The Chair regards neither the spirit nor LANGUAGE OF hc
clause of the bylaws. properly cou>trncda rs cnlos
action of the club upon the report ~! ~
intinu. nf a special committee subject which mas
been committrdt to them for such c3n.rnr-
lion would involve the a'>uriitN oi requiring u',; I'M
Yucdaicl after The report under authority ElNl I" "rn
for Iteration. the same resolutions W'I'N u'
,ity ,o bc referred back Ia the resolution the Iu" We
inc of tho sc of the Nv laws l. that resolutions ana
tubect. that are prod iced before the cuh Tor rs "
thai have not passed under no c"hSi"'I"iIpn ~
u committee, standing or special 10 'pn,l"'a ~.
enh,rt 4, the request Of twenty-five mcmbcr- can he
.ulrtrd To- the consideration of such committee nn
"A rpprt from committee ACTIN under thrl coh~lu'
ouilin, /. not within the operation of that clause ana
tho Chair now decides that On" motion "i hI '''"'"
under the hl- law, or otherwise J, not ia orlcr
Trr REPORT rrruUsIAsu Ally ADOPTED.
MI Eyari,s decision received with applause
MOI voice was raised to ak an appeal nom
,bc chair lie then rose from his seat and IN
q clear effective voice pcocccdcd 70 read the
rcpo,t already given. Tho enthusiasm OF me
audience could be- con rocd ~ longer ne m'hIi"'t
of hattie had been quietly fought ana woh' arl II
was evident that, with the pdrlinnentd! Wu''
settled there was dOlht as 10 inc re
eult lev Il vote upon the report. blll"E
General Logan provoked cheers and applause; every
commentator OF their character or achl'Nchiu VT +,
excited The greatest enthusiasm. DecoiolS ",u
members cot up their chairs ana WaNti ul,
ndnnou of tlc rcport c~,lnonS storm oi aN'S
rose which threw into Shade tho " noes lhat ic>p'H,u
40 the call foi the negative. II was estimated tha l
four ft- uf the members present Notod ave- ana Nv 'n
moIe lhr l c-matc. were made bv conserN alive mem
Der The "noc>" included the pcnocI3lc m'""''N
OF the club. rs well as the dis Elected Rop4hhcans
di~pO-.il Of this business lhtodui" I"oNN'
was elected "a member of the club 10y vote "'
4OO 10 50. The opposition to nm MA'
made hy the friends OF surrogate it"iIuH
on account of the reflections cast mon lh.l ",td
The report of the Legislative luNe,tatlhs 'omi' tee u"
which Nh Roosevelt waN chairman