New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-15
THE BROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB.
ITS WORK LAST YEAR REVIEWED By THE ExECu-


ITS WORK LAST YEAR REVIEWED BY THE EXECC-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
The annual reports of the Executive Com
mitee aud treasurer OF the Brooklyn Young kepuphcah
Club have been published The report OF the Executive
Committee which is signed by william II. Williams,
chairman reviews the work OF the club III the last cam
pagn After stating the circumstances under when
few INDEPENDENTS left the club aud the emphatic III
dorseinent of Blaine and Logan was made by virtually
the entire organization, the reIort CONTINUES supSa
TALLY as follows:
The Executive Committee distributed during the cam
pagn large number Of political documents all OF WITH
bore the imprint of the club anu were III p >, noo
the spirit and dignity OF the organization ABOUT -o.vv
copies OF tho Constitutional Amendmenl, lnlhs III
debtedness and taxation in large cities OF n M n
circulated throughout the city ana cohtriDute" IA ~
small degree to the success OF that measure. ,vor,
Through the Advisory Committee ana the severa m,,,
branches efforts successfully made to secure i
fhis committee would tender its thanks to the mem n,
beers Of The club for their prompt and hearty & history
OF the organization have 30 many members paIlSrpd
in election day work The work OF the several war; s
branches has been conducted large scale during tue
campaign This committee would urge upon tne I i
beers the necessity ana value OF continued ylgor III A.
most important departments OF organization u Is
through the ward organizations that Inc most ehec
results can bo accomplished Inc WORN oi 1,yg ner
formed under the direction OF TIE ward cnag s ,h nd
the Election Day Committee The fh detaiis Oh tii'
work are given In the report Of the Election Day ooi-
mItfce, to which particular attention Is invited ,.
from dues and contributions during the past year have
been y. Cos that the disbursements have beeh
g3J Al aud that the balance on hama. Janndi! /,
1855, 500 Il. The thanks OF the eonlmlttce dio
due 10 those whose generous Contribution, hi"'o'"'
aided in the prosecution OF The campaign moh ,,tforn
The cOmmittce desires 10 acknowledge tne uHutt"
courtesy aud support rendered The rIuD ny ins -
YORK TRIBUNE aud The brooklyn DoHy Times uniihs 'lc
During the past year 81 members have Resigned ana
76i members have bcs enrolled Inc eLlirc 'ci
bersll l. now 1888 n against ,i-3 meH'cis vi ia"
In submitting this report it has been The object OF tle
COMMITTEES outline the work OF The club during CRIT
ical period OF the political fortunes OF the country
battle for Republican principles. ater II id Oec ii,ly
ana hoholaDy won wa ost unfnr.ern aud trivial
accidents. Defeat has brought neither Teproatcn
served 10 unite and invigorac IT, As kfPuoHcans We
have look forward with confidence 10 thc ulu-
mate success Of the great principles Tor winch tu P,y
has cOntcndcd IN It's Long and useful career A. cO'iS
OF the Brooklyn Young Republican tIuD, we nave Icinn
to be proud OF its pAInsakng aUors. y steac eho,
uniageing zeal, and devotion 20 principle In cduPh
remarkable Tor acrimOny, defamation, scurrli'S, Hu
evil passion, the club occupied an 'rnn
able position. organizing meetings AZ , wn[n
and power by brostnnd,d political RAIDERS enPlo!iuk
legitimate ageuces for Influencing public opinion, ana
conducting the local canvass with dcc~ncy ~ well ~
without having Tecourrc 10 qu"ttiulhoc
dents partisan trlckery, or bass warfare upon the
private Character of public men, We have the satisac
ton al knowing not only that We have done ouruu o
also that services have been appreciated ana tnhl
by It's uncquiyOcnl attitude I'm tho ciInlaKh the Ihu
cncc Of the club steadily Increased, aud us opaor-
tuutes for future usefulness have been multiplied
II l. true OF the club. Oftho Republican party iha
WAS not organized for one eampalsn ChLpstahho! "
publican Ia National politics, II has vigorously con
tended for the prnciplc oil Responsible hoIe fuC,
lartsansnip III the administration OF muniS'Ia'
afairs. II II hot an agency VI faction lie hepu"''
Ism call III question IT, existence docs lo'
depend the caprrcs or political fortune its Pl"
poets coudcd 10y defeat IL stands Tor l'lpe'
and viii continue. IN victory or IN dc.r' - Us e1n''
may behalf OF good Government. local state aud Ma
tioiaL"
The rccapitulatou OF the repor; o! the Election Day