New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
SPEECHES BY TWO CANDIDATES.

MIR. DAVENPORT AND GENERAL CARR CpNGRATU-
LATEp-FEw WORDS PROM SENATOR EvARr5.
The Young Mems Republican Club held
special meeting last night to take action on the Rcpub
can nominations Tor state officers and the conduct OF
the coming campaign. James W. Hnwcs offered n
rcs Of resolutions ratying the action OF tho Republic
en- Convention, commencing tho candidates.
concentrating Republicans the restoration Of
harmony I'm tho party and the club upon the
outcome OF the Convention Jnstifyns Its action In
advocating larger convention. resolution was also
adopte modifying tho resolution OF December B. so as
TO allow tho Committee on Admissions to report the
names Of candidates otherwise qualified who shall do
clare their Intention support the ticket headed by
ira Davenport and generally to act with the Republican
party I'm the future.
Resolutions offered by Leroy b. Crane recommending
the Republicans to udorse the nomination Of Justices
barrett aud Sclgwick for the supreme Codrt were re
fcrrcd 70 tho Campaign Committee OF Twenty-Five tho
president ruling that they could not DO acted on by the
Climb last ht When the meeting adjourned the mem
lars of the club to the number OF over one
hundred walked to rooms OF the state Committee.
through tho Giscy House, and wcro introduced
TO Mr. Davenport, General Carr and Senator Evarts.
Thomas f. wentworth, prcslcntof the ciuD, presented
the mcmbers and whom introductons wore over CON
graduated tho candidates upon tho work OF tho con
ycntIOn ana said;
INN espcc!aly pleased with the result, because 1t
witnesses tho extinction ny voluntary dissolution Oh
les
Senator Eyarts cloudy called for, said, after
graceful compliment to the candidates selected b. the
convention:
This is not my festival have had my share OF the
cheering and Of the feasting Hm here as ono OF me
citizens Of this state to cheer the new candIates anT
thank YOU, gentlemen of tho Young Eepubhcah cIup
for you have dono Tor the party Tor we 9'te u
for tne country part have taken In making
this admirable ticket. Unfortunately for tho con
stitution, dishonest voters arc allowed 10 Vothe
ballots There was some talk Last year about the votes
OF people being worth more IMAM tue VOTES
of The lower classes but under our constitution We
count votes and under the constitution NJ c'cl2 ~
er election the vote OF citizen can De counted
This right must DO respected and enfored every where
aud IL is proper unite all sections OF tho country on
aud don't intend to have tho country
divided II there ID difference OF opinion on tht Su'Jo0"
NJ Davenport was then called upon, and said;
II 4, prcsumptuous for to speak after Senator
Evarts for he has almost deprived mo Of tho pleasure
of thnnking you for your courtesy IN coming mere
conrrntua ate YOU and self upon this OCCASION am
clad To see you-and like your appearance ihugh'er
ii mine half pleasing to you am sure tnaI you 9
delighted. | thank you for this hnd attention anu
hone that he result November will be as you ana
wish lApplhnsel. $500,
General Carr was introduced by MIR. Wentworth as tho
candidate who Is invlncibo. He said:
won't say that surprised to SEQ so many mere TO-
underestimate the strength OF the enemy eu
oruitlng your ranks early. IL behooVeslus 10 oIsae,
rho Republican party In this State this fall gives us
bright future. II we do not succeed We are ioro.oa
gone Watch o tho IN oPpS 9 then sec that tnoy are
honestly counted. and by gottng an hones. oo1 .h
wa will got an honest government thahk y0u lW ,o
Governor / am his First Lieutenant. and propose 10
support and do all that can In my hulnoio NsJ W
CoStroIer ana learned to like him. lie was honcst
faithful truthful and abored for tho best ere VI
the state. Ny heart Is full OF grsItuoo Aoi '"' N