New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

tel White Palms. yesterday. to nominate c"h"iu"o o'
Congress in the place OF Waldo iutchins whose time OK
uires on March next. Collector Robertson caeu the
meeting to order and Charles Dusonbnry. OF nTnes
neither of whom present. were SUGGESTED Ior .ne
pomcd with one Of Them and continued for some time
lie desired further time for ana e1ns4a
tion wit business associates IN REGARD 10 tno "oi
The convention adjourned untii MONDAY
WORKING FOR THE CAUSE IN BROOKLYN
WHAT THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB HAS COM
Mr1TkD ITSELF To-MEETISGs IN VARIOUS
PLACES.
The Young Republican Club of the First
Ward Brooklyn branch of the Young Republican Club
raised banner last night at Its headquarters. NO 90
Montocue.st The street was lighted up with
red and blue lights which displayed the hand
some banner to the best advantage. Several
Blaine and Logan clubs from this city who ma
crossed the Wall Street Ferry to participate IN kcpun
can festivities In Brooklyn stOpncd beneath u ana
cheercd. The of the headquarters were hed 70
their utmost capacity and many were TO y
out side Many the present were acconllahcu ny
their wives and daughters H. & DuNa PitnIue natep
club presided. He introduced rs the hrst speaker
william II. Williams the president OF the Young heP"o
Il has been said that the Young Republican Club has
delivered itself over body and soul to me h,Punoi
party and that we have given i'tiy icInev
We have given ourselves up body and sou TO lne pi
pies advanced aud advocated by the Rcpunican pa,T
men nominated by il at its National Convention We
rafy tno nonna hnTe Oh Leaders S of
whom we may well he proud and in :, thus ~
honest just and intelligent government by BEGINNING
with the head of National Government by putting
the right men in the right places we can BEST serve '"c
Mr. Williams was followed by Professor RossitGr W
present cNsE we're H. Mallory Thomas W. Howell. General
Teecher son. Colonel Beecher and Henry stanwocd
mass meeting IN the Repm6 n aHsnnes "a Of he
Young Mems Republican Club, was addressed by burton
Beach and Others Speaking Of the Ind s M
Democracy, are constantly worried from behind ny
the frantic jackals of the Independent moSemsm an S
tight trousers The average Independent Ttrd !,
% n who s,a as T of h TO pq ssc There Is
william Curtis preaching for doctrine the comnnahem,
whom tho mantle of his fathers greatness foll and
smothered him. There i. Henry Ward Boecner, w n"
There Carl sChrz who came to us free ~ duty ana re-
mains with us careless Of IT, These arc the men VINO
These nre the who deem themselves wiser greater
heller than tho party which wcnrs the crown OF Ss
eony they dcseryCa Page by ne%sc ,no Inr man Sa
wsS t"y' . ina" 'TsSp "li Ice The party Of
Conscience they support the prccnsions OF nsrino
nllinnoo with tho party which laughs their reform to
Protesting love for labor on tho runs oi A1p,
o the nro ~ Europe tlnd IN tho stolen tnlnch' nt
Republican pllnclploH they give hl AMI cnnlot' w ine
pennat tnion, Nationality, and human freedom We
Win nu deny their sincerity for hhcciliy lh hl ages ms
been the lat fofagc ~ fnnniicH hi We lntht lhrn
~ The founders of tho moa enormously rdicnl"s move
nru ever foot IN tue politics ot this country the
PARTY whose distinction II IL Ia bu ln.cd 10 ono virtue
amt thousand crimes"
II was "a good unuTed and enthusiastic crowd Of about
GOOO which gathered ar night despite the Threatening
weather, At the Washington Park hall ground rpokbn'
under the pieces of tho Twenty second ward lphp,hn
Campaign club The speakers stand, gaAy decorated
placed IN front of the grand stand i"N0odiun Pr
sided aud after brief address introduced sem H. Mill
ken of Maine, who represents Mr. mnhrs GA
district ia Congress. MI Mlikcn dwclt on the
record Of the Republican party IN reducing
the public debt pensOning the soldiers who preserved
the Republic and In restoring prosperity 10 the Soulh
and he said that until perfect liberty 10 voters al me
polls insured would the partys mission END oor
porfl Tanner introduced rs " the next HhcllH OF
Kings County II the voters did their duty. Mr. Tanner
said that he regarded the meeting the greeting OF New
York Ia Maine A voice in the crowd: = " nat anout
Kings County 90 With the thousands and thousands al
Disguised Democrats Kings County would come near
giving Blaine majority. Cheers The dominant interest
to-day protection TO American labor. lCh"ersl
At conclusion of Mr. Tanners speech the phfalng
organizations entered the park at the FOurhaNe en-
trance and marched naevew past the grand stand Inc
clubs were the = VI. GriswOd Battery OF the Eleventh
Ward. Captain Robert shannon, $50 men the FIRST
Ward Blaine and Logan Battery, Captain ;. W. Brower
$50 men; the T. J.. Woodruff Battery, Twenty-secohd
Ward. 200 men, Captain O. lialeni ana the Ahs9mla
Clock Comnany Blaine and Logan Club, - men, The
parade heartily vn3ered.