New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

take an Interest in the National contest hope shall
have such vote That no uncertain n'I nnisc y, bc
indorsed ~ The candidate for the Presidency zap
MR. DrMIN5 GIFTS 4 HEAHINd
The rising Of Horace f. Dcming 10 speak was the slshai
for great uproar lie had scarcely mounted the stage
In answer repeated requests from cluster OF men IN
the left Of the han when member from the mI'lo o'
! the hall called out; 81 would like to inquire II WI
| Deming IS member Of the Young hepubll'ah
clu6 2" The chairman replied that ne was. MT l|ach
raised the point Of order that Mr. Dcming was dl~qa
lied as member Of the club by having accepted the 20
sition OF member OF the Natioa Committee Of RcpuD
| cans and Independents
"Yon are afraid to hear him :" was shouted. "No we
| are not :" was shouted In return.
Mr.. Woodruff appealed to the member. that III. Dem
ing should be given fair play and the eTcitemcntq
| subsidized
Mr.. Blaksey-Let him speak. That's fair play
Mr. Leach read from the bylaws in support OF ms point
OF order but ended by Withdrawing his point OF orer
The Chair remarked that he should have over ruled II
anyway lApplausel
Mr. Demine having waited ouiey through It all. now
began by saying that it had been his privilege to have
something 10 do with the birth Of this club and 80 far ~
he had had health and strength he had done some work
in the club and for the club. Appausel He Thought
lac WAS at least entitled fair hearing and If any one
charged that ne had done single act that did not eie
him TO q fair hearing on club question he hopeu ne
would rise now. (APpausel $500
AMember.T would like 10 ask you one quoSJio'; I6
you within the last year say TO the secretary 9i lHS
or any other person that hereafter you Won" 'o'' 20"
Mr.. ncminc-No Now sympathzc with the first
gentleman that arose Mr. Williams, ana AKe mn uc''o
! this club has 81 far committee HsvH III M"
Presidential matter that II mus 'jtb
it, %a& D AP &5@ a a 9' if S SS'I go d-o
tsnraf F'' 5ia6 We &o it a, frr9fq
have always held il w gray" mistake "i lls "a"
choose some method of action that viii make orr clID
useful instead OF using is brute force l" N III
FoYr years ago a tI''i4;Ip iel3 and Arthur and we
did the best VIC could. and no" a-Au another !vuus
m'n C'"U ~ NY ". b ,o -. IN mo-" The particular
m i,tso mere i' Ioin,ons ia, Stated That the
& a52d did Or r1 lo FSl ao5. Sat to- DE- all
for i6e ifvof Brootlyn We have been practically and
are to-day a unit IN the field. In the NJ
rests the responsibility Of good government here;
II he R'puene>n parry are 30 ,. c' , afo 30
divide our couuscl> ict MS do SO; hat when we enter upon
This ncd believe me 'iecil'encSs OF ihe cno WIN D'
William a. Low-Tlo question is not what sir Dc'nng
has done the question is or The resolution lArlah'r
K. II Thomas, treasurer oi the cup-I nope 9"4 VIII
proceed % vote that resolution down Unanimously ihou
Mr LOWE Blsine's alhercuts can Dc an they want
for him iu outside clubs J." On Oh. ana apA3uScl ~
IN Inc. bo, viii moi ur.rpcd In ti, matter which may
be fatal 70 this club. lCr.cs Of "Qucsti"n.I
The Chairman then put Mr. Gimorc's amendment:
R.solred That The Brooklyn Republican Club doe not
iudorsc any Presidential candidate, which lac declared
los, amid the widest applause
r. ~ Thomas-Didnt Mr.. Dcning say when going to
Chicago that If Blaine Logan or Arthur was nonnaei
Mr. Demus-I .aii If the club is going into the Prc.i
ana Then everybody VIII known they're voting. ZAP
Nr Tao%as-l ecsaao, sec se.,,hsow AK man man
ialn II. B.raum and thc rest and call himself
o. Republican, Prolonged chccrrsl We don't want
10 do th. work. Continued cheering
Tie chairman then put Mr. Wiiliau-ons motion: " Re
Solved tati j, tlc sense of us meeting Chat ths club
should take u active part in Tic Presidential contest this
year"
VOTING ~ FAVOR OF BLAINE
Tho motion was declared carried amid the widest
tl~iasn nearly every in the house calling for cheers
f,r Blaine and Logan. ". S. Woodruff then proposed the
following resolution: That this club cordially approves
the uomr zion OF James G. Blaine nppar-c. and John
A. Tnrsr and our Executive ana Advisory
Committee Mo hereby requested 90 promptly
tato h action win carry into eject fhc wishes Of hc
cub cVuro cG here and 20 which wc pledge orr tarA-
est efforts and hearty cooperation. Immense cheer
Sir Woouou-e seconded the resolution. which wa, de-
/ clarod. amid loud applause. TO Zee carried.
Alfred ". White then madca speech "i some .1.,n az"
mandatory of rhe Republican ticket aud 'r Blaine
on am amendment ti"l W.T. t'i1t aA"'' prey ~" 1 Up
ported because he va, corrupt Ht was icn,d'tt lh-
icIruutcd ola points of order, notably ht Mr. IhonH-,
/ Who edlV uIal NH'" ia i'',.'N ,''''.'..
i.cpuhlcn9 WORKING I'I Ntnttf tt'h" h' HoNth IT
was time loi the l"unS F"inh, am tlb 10 ger u"NH on
! the fence. IArpauN" Alhu@ltF OF bl, cum .df me-
l. discussing frc>lotuu canuu'leS -Hl nav
the adv anlage "i Us, pet'>c Ih'y can W>c>7 james u
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